The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 16, 1912, Image 1

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KLAMATH FALL, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH IS, Itli
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VESSELS COLLIDE;
SEVENTEEN LOST
LIFEBOAT CAPSIZES
twcAit nn:w I'M"" WIT"
()THf.',INMI,MMI IN IKII.II
WlW IM)W.V WITH VKMMKI.
rii4 1'fcn Herlre
WXPOS. M"r !. Tim Orion
Ul llr Oceana collided with the
Oram lr Iki oft Kaat
Fearse ,n 'N n,,,n,ln ""d
,itk Be hour l""'1
Tb poirncxrn of tho Oceana wire
i.mortd r llfi-boate. A panic en
eJ hrn the llfeboata were liiwerwl,
iaJ the Urr crow foiilt with lh
fUMM" ln " """" '" """" ,M1
oU. Officer Ihrrnlrnril III ehoot
lU Utrara, ami order waa finally
Uttered. Tim Aral boat waa over
,rw4J anil caII About fifteen
Utnt'tf, moitly women, Were loat
It (till trrlllrnt
Tb Oceana carried IS.0O0.O0O In
IIIMIIlim MI'HT IIANtl
ciimrrnaffic
M.V KHA.SVIBCO, March Hi. -Jiir
Will" todny- aenleticeit John
Rfrt lo hang (r the murder of
IWeJamln llooilmau. The date for
littlrcullnn a '! for May XI.
CAIIH OK THANKH
T ore box of Ihl city with to
task II" public fur llio manner In
fikh thy have, responded lo lb rn
imu far aid. They alio wlih lo
tUsk the Klamath Floral company
lot Iht klnitneaa eltemteil them In
loutlDK fluwnra.
hVVKY WIN PROM IIAIIIIV
ITDNKV. N B. V March IS.
ha MeVey, tliu negro heavyweight,
von the dllon over Jim Harry nf
Cklraiu In a twenty-round gu Isal
aiiht. Harry fought iilucklly. but
vu outclauril
II V Terrlll of Flelihnvr-Molcr
Co, of Portland, In In Ihn rlty today
on katlneia,
Kotit, nml wn bound for llotnliny.
Tim truaaurn anil cargo l a total Iom,
Thu I'nnlimular-Orlntitnl omrlal
admit that oven pnaaengnra art) inlaa-
ItiR, but roftmo In give (tin namiM.
Later limlon, March IB. Tim
urvlcor of the Orcaua dliaater havo
arrltotl, ami ilirlarn that from alitwn
to nlvblrvn liarnnr prrlnlinl wbrn
tba llfnboat waa capatioil through
uvorrroftrilliiK. Many of llin aunrlvora
am nrar a collapan, Moal of Ihn wo-
mim worn ovnrcoata over tlmlr nljcht
ilroaaM, all tho rnat of thrlr clotblnc
bnlnx loat, Tho men am moat alt
clad In tiajamaa.
$7S,000,000 BOND ISSUE
HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED
Ttm PortUml Hallway, l.llil anil
I'owrr oitiNiny Mabra lrrNira
(luna for Heavy Imprtivrmrnta by
trtlon of IMrrrlorn
I'OIITI.ANK, March K.. At tbn
tnoetliiK thla work Ihn board of ill
roclnra of tho Portland Hallway,
t.lKht and I'owrr company formally
authorlmd a bond laaun of $75,000,.
000 to provldn for outatandlnr bonda
ami ipciidlturra for Improvrmcnta
In tho futum. Tho laauo will Iravn
lll.ooo.nno for futuro Improvo
monta At tho annual atockhoLlera' met
Iiik tho following illmctora wcro re
floflcil J. C. Alnawortb, A. C. lied
ford. Clarence M. Clarkn, Herbert
I.. Clark. Franklin I. Fuller, Frank
lin T. flrimih. Frederick V. Ilolman,
t.'harlaa N. Iliicglna, lltnaga 8. Jo.
aolyn, William M. Udd, O'den Mllla.
Frederick Htrauaa and Theodore- H.
Wllllama.
BUSINESS STOPS
IN HONOR MAINE
IMTTLKNIIir WHICH l C,UHi:i
W.tlt WITH HI'AIN IH HUIIIF.H
WITH flllKAT IIMP IS TIIK
'U)Hi NTHAITH
"iltrt Prc.a Service
HAVANA, Cuba, March 10. All
nlnata la auapondod In thla city to
r u a mark of honor to Ilia Pat
tliahlp Maine, Tho governmnnt build
l(a are all cloaed. Tho Malilo waa
unit Ihla nfiuriioon In tho Florida
'"'Hi nliiu mllca from llavan.i, ar
Mupanlod by Amorlran wnrabli'u and
" entire Cuban navy. Tho Amerl
fn flag waa Hoatlng at tho mixthrad
4 Iho deck of tho vcaaol waa cover
4 with roaea when It aanU. The
win of ibo victim wore Inknn on
rt tho crulaer North Carolina and
wompanleil the Maine to tea.
FIREMEN HAVE
BIG SUCCESS
itoYN ri.i:AHKi ino i.aht vioht
AT TIIK HKVKNTH ANM'AI,
riltKMAN'H 1IAXCK AT THU
OFKIIA 1101'HK
VIM.AH CHIKF OP HTAPP
IM CAPTUIIKI) AND HHOT
'tatted I'reaa Hervle
Kli I'AHO, Tei March 1. Cap
tured by rnbela near Hanta Houlla
Friday, Major Adana, Vlllaa' chief of
ataff, waa shot by order of (lenerat
Orotco, according to Chihuahua ad-
vice. Adana had notified Oroico
that If Villa captured htm he would
bo otocuted. An eiodua of JaurM
bogan thla morning, with no appar
ent roaaon.
AFTER MEMBERS
OF ALLEN GAI
I OHTV DKTKCTIVKH AND DOZKN
Pi:i!IIIMTH TAKK TO MOUNTAINH
AKTKH THK VIIMJIMA COUHT
MIIHIIKHKItM
tin lied Preaa Service
llll,l,HVII.t.K, Va March !.
Forty dotectlvr and a doien feudlita
are aeeklng alitcen member of the
Allen gang.
The outlaw have cut all wire, and
are bellovrd to be waiting In the
mountain.
Tho dead ao far are: Judge Mat-
ale, Attorney Foater, Sheriff Webb,
Hetty Ayera and Mr. Sid Allen.
Juror Fowler I dying.
Sid Allen waa captured yeaterday
In hi mountain cabM after bla wife
had been and he ' waa aatiemalr
wounded. It I thought, however,
that be will recover.
Three Internal revenue officer who
am familiar with lb lllue Ridge
trail are guiding the Marcher. .
SPECIAL MEETING
OF JERICHO CLUB
ALL MKMBRRS Of t) O. O. W. AND
HKDKKAR LVODRRR INTRRBflT
KD IN NRW VR1tT((HK, TO MKKT
" " -"tm miffTTT
"Raw
r The final (Up M tM orgaalMtloa
f nlgbt In' the club rooaa la tba baae- I
Ik ment of tba 10. O. P. Tempi, whe J
V. the IncortofwUM will bei
Mthed a4 Mat to tb emalUL J
nn. miin nit ntb
AMRRICANM AND GERMANS
OROANIZR FOR DBFKN8E
OalUel Tnm RtrtlM
MEXICO CITY, March t-Tb
Americas and Oermaaa la tbla city
have organlied to defend themaelve
agalait aa outbreak. Madero baa
Urted troop to Tamptco, where
antl-Amerlcan demonatratlon bar
occurred. The rebel fore I camped
Ave mile from the palace, but ao at
tack I eipected until General Orotco
arrive.
NO ME IEM1E ., .
01 COOT TAXES
The date on which the rebate waa
allowed on the payment of tbe county
taiea expired yeaterday. Over 7t
tocolpl were laauod, and there I
noarly S00 addition to be written up
for outalde partlet who eent their
taie by mall. It I announced that
tbe payment of tax tbla year hM
been much alower than lait year,
which would Indicate that money I
a tittle acarce.
Incorporate pjr wll
d aa4 at to tba eapltaL
Vltlllrl
member of tba 044 Fellow order
la meeting wltb a groat deal of com
mendation, laanwah ka It la aapply
Ing a much ne44'hutltaU Ja tbU
city. All membara of tho ordor are
welcom at all tkaoa lata room,
and aa thoro an aoveral 4lffarat
fcrm of wmaaataaaja to be 'fooad
by which oae My' whllo away u
Idle hour, tbe attoaaaac la Tory aat
lafactory aad taottadlty ateroaolag.
nowling, blUtar, pool aad card
ere to bo foa4 tboro. whllo la tb
reading room wilt bo foaa4 all tb
lateat magaslao aadjpotiodleala aad
the dally paper. i
-The Imomaao kwomcat baa been
divided Into foar raaam.' aad each
furnlahed for tb PIQIM. fa tba
bowling room aro tajroa two alloy,
and the ar baar'tavvtr avealag.
whllo la tba oar4 aajl blHIaH room
can alway bo foawl a cboorfal t
aajoylng themaolv p tbotr owa t-
uractton. t
Tb readlag room aa4 tb Ia4w
titling room aro alaa wR patraalnl.
and before toag wboa M waata to
and aa 044 Follow wboa ho teat at
horn or at work, all-that win a
aoeoaaarr win ho a Uv to taw Jorteb
Clab. '-..
STAR ATHLETE
VISITING CITY
IIROWN VNIVRHSITY MAN, WHO
HAS TRIED CONCLUSIONS WITH
RIO COIAEGHS OP THE EAST,
MAY MAKE THIS HM HOME
E44lo Pike, a Brown university
waa aad all-'round athoteto. who U
reeogalMd throughout tb Rat u
oao of tbo beat athlete of tb proa-
er.t day. I at preaeot la tbla city. Mr.
1Mb I quoted aa aaytag that hu bat
engaged la maar athletic contost
wltb Tale aad Harvard, aad wba It
come to any Ha of aporta he doe
aot hav to uko bla bat off to aay of
thorn. H baa woa tbo admiration
of tbo baaoball world by bu eoaalat
ent worb on tb diamond, aad It I
to be hoped that tb proper Mad of
Inducement eta bo offorod to Mr.
Pike to pertuad blm to remala la
tbla city. Inch a maa would bo a
Try aUal factor la forwardlag
atbUtlea la tbU community. Raao-
batl ta.hla partlcalar hobby.
LA POIXETTE AFTER
NORTH DAKOTA VOTE
Catted
RISMARCK. N. D.. March II. La
Lotlott. aa aaaoaacod. oaatlaao
ttumplag tbl Ut. Joha Raa. tbo
trading Roovelt (peltbtador. la fol
lowing La Follotto. A reor4 veto I
eipected oa Taoadajr.
HEAR PINE GROVE
IRRIGATION PLEA
nectlng U' tbe private offlce of tb
eaator, alto wltb a door opening
Into tbo hallway, but with ao alga
a to tbo Ideality of tb occupaat.
Big men from tb bom state who
expect aad receive dltlnguUbd con
IderatloD from the atetma aad
utually make vlalU of a couplo of
hour to busy senator who, they be
lieve, bar abundant tlmo for tbo
entertainment of friend, la many
case rap oa tbe labelled door. Stran
ger latrt4 la bill aad othor
caller also Up oa tbo door to tb
secretary' room. Regulars stalk
Into tb prae of tbo ertarr
without ceremoay.
To remove tb Impreasto of oa
eluslvenee that seeau to bo la tbo
mind of pereon Just arrived la
Waablagtoa aad to T laterraptloa
In tb work of omploy obliged to
rotpoad aororal seaatora bar ro
sorted to tbo us of tga.
Senator Dixon, of Montana, aa tb
ploaeer la this reepect aad for yoar
baa bad a big placard oa hk door.
Inscribed: "Soaator Dixon' OHe.
Walk la."
Recently Soaator Martin, of Vir
ginia, fell into line by Bailing oa hi
door a card, four by six, bearing tb
legend. "Walk la."
Senator Chilton, of Wort Virginia,
display a printed card, aeatly doe
orated, which exhort tb wayfarer
te:
"Come la Without Knocking;
aad Leav tb 8am Way."
Otto Dyer la up from Dorrls to at
tend torn business ooaeoralag tho
moving picture maehlao which he I
operating at Dorrls.
BmmmmamsaitBaaBmmmmmmeB9si
ill If SflU.lW IT
lrft IWIraWlntt WM llfRv
WASH1NOTON. March It. Dark,
aombor, auhogaay door aad tho lm-
poolag framo tharoof affording a-
traaeo to tb roost of osaator la
tho ornate marble oHco building,
bar aa awesome effect upon tran
ters unfamiliar with tb custom In
calllag at that oHco.
Each senator has two rooms, oa
for hi Mcrotary aad tenogrepher
tb door of which bear oa a bronxe
plate a number aad bla nam. Cob-
DECISION IS PUT OFF
WEEKS COMPANY
HERE ON MONDAY
REMONSTRANCE HEAR TOhUY
AND COTJRT WIIX RENRbbB tn
DhKHHON NEXT gvATCRRAT
MAJORITY NRCHSgART
At t o'clock tbl aftaraoea waa tho
Urn t for tho heartag of tho aU
tloaa for the efoetioa of what la
kaowa aa tb "Pla Grove IrrteaUoa
Dutrkt," by a eoaaty eoart. A
Urge aambor of the lead owner la
tb vldalty of Plae Qrov war proa
ent. aomo aa peUUeaer aad otnora
a nmoaatraat.
It I aeceeaary to hare a atajorRy
of tho laad owaera aader tho profoa-
4 district a atgaora of tho aaUUoa.
aad It waa 4weoror4 that bobm eight
of tho lgara war aot lead owaera
of record. Some of thma wars iwaaat
purchaser, aad aomo were owaera of
the property, bat tbo deed ware aot
oa record la their aamo. For thla
reasoa the couaty eoart poota4
Its dodsloa natll aoat Saturday, to
give aa opportunity to the aotHleaara
t aaenro the proper aambor of aaaaa
of legal owaera.
The court aanouaeod that R woaU
hear remonstrance at thla time, aa
request were tied by tho feUewhtf
owaera for tho oadaotoa of their
tends: Enterprise Laad aad Iareot-
meat company, by c. w. isnsta.
prosldeot. 140 acre; A. B. gfleer, is
C. M. Adam, lit aeroa; oaao.
Oray. IT acre; BUaa'K.
Crowsoa Smith estate. 141 1
The i
hi
AO accident neeiirmrf IK, Qlil
P'lton box factory Friday afternoon,
"""Ing in ti, leaking of rband
J. Aa it wa nocoasary to send to
" rranrliro lo roptaoo tho brokon
J?"; ,l10 mill waa rloaed down unlit
-uuaay,
RTUIIN WITH HIH FAMILY
.'' nr"fl. who reprossat tb
"WblOr nillnn.nt.il. - .Ul. ....!.
I . -""WU.IW ij UIP pouiiuil,
n thla evening' train for Bat-
jr I. Mr' nrd'' J
-- mi do present during an oraTr-
n which la to bo mado on hit fsjli
- "n hi return to Klamath Fill
" i bring his family with htm
I" lummar.
Tho Firemen' ball that took place
laat night at the Houston opera houae
proved t" bo a great aucceaa, both
from tho financial aa well aa aociai
alandpolnt. The boy cleared ome-
Ihlng over I ICO. The decoration and
othor thing that had been so kill-
fully dlaplayed showed the atrenu-
ou effort to which the committee
had gono to rt'iako thla the leading
otont of It kind of tbo aeaaon. Tho
hall wa crowded to Its utmost capac
ity, thero being omo doubt as to
whether or not they would bo ablo to
accommodate tho largo gathering.
Nevertheless n good tlmo was onjoy
ed by all, much to tho aallafactlon of
everyone In being ablo to help the
fire boys In this way.
Whllo tho orchestra was out to
auppor a achomo wa put Into action
hen It wa ausieated that some
views bo thrown on tho screen which
should lllutralc the different nre ne
nartments throughout the country
end their origin. Three proved very
Interesting, and holped to pna the
tlmo till the musla should bo re
sumed. Tho largo crowd which had gath
ered for tho dance did not disband
till tbe early hour began to creep
on and fortell tho coming day. The
utlc, which wa furnished ny me
hltn Pollran orchestra renoeroa mc
ioaslon complete In tho tact max
rybody waa satUflod wllh the ro
ta. A I oxpoctod, tn annual
ce of the nro boy turned out to
. . . A .! n UV
a a arooo arawina ram, auu -w
that thla waa the bett that they have
ever had It something well worth
commenting on.
I tn pressi ve Talk Is G i yen
Students by W. R. Ellis
Friday afternoon the high achool
had the pleasure of llctenlng to Jff.
R. Kill, candidate for national rpr-
aentatlve from the Second congres
sional district of Oregon, In a brief
but Interesting talk. He gave forth
some good advice concerning the
high school student especially aa to
his future career and welfare, and
the position that ho might occupy la
the walks of life. Mr. Kills described
hi early boyhood and tbe Influence
which surrounded him at that ttm,
and said that ha had tb opportunity
of going to chool only four month
while a youth, 'and that In the coun
try. II wantd, to Impress the high
school students with th fact that
vrv few realise tbe Importance of
training the mind. He tald that It
not th man who eouia iw in
heaviest load that counted la lite, but
It was tbe man who waa able to Ig-
r nut with hie brain that wouio
mako the brightest mark. Few of ut
como to think this life of our to be
.. ..Hon aa It really l. and eonse-
qucnllytake things on tho nature of
today ratner man lomorrow. -cation
Is the essential factor that
.kni.i h the aim of everybody. If
we do not possess ourselve of th
opportunity of acquiring the trala-
Ing that is anoroeu now, w.
by the wayside. Tb body I Ilk a
machine. That I. w tak care of
It and do the ining mat ww
contervatlve ot energy w win
bto to get more out of It la reUra.
he dally life It repetteoiy '--
y many obstacle, and U 414. ot
... m overcome eomethlng that re
quired mental aad physical Brirr
W WOUld BOt BO IB iweiMv" - -
With
I
tbe serious phase ot
TONIGHT
riff W. R. Rarne and J. D. Car
roll ar expected to return miner
thla avantno or tomorrow rrora bbb
Fr.nc.tco. Sh.r.ff Rarne. jo.n.4 fSTStat Ut r
n.nn firat" axcurtlonlsts la thaiuav to ""'. v.,,., ABanr.
B.y City, and remained during thefi
tertelnmeat.
readily
lite.
Many of ut little (realise ths sao;
rlflcea that our p.rata are. making
every day for us. aad little do we
realise how we determine la a great
measure juat how wo aro talueaclag
them. Mr. Eltt Intimated that th
fact that everyone should msks all
th beet of tho opportaalty ot helping
the nrosTBaof th sweat state of
Oregoa.'aad put her above tbe rest.
H said that he 414 aot believe it
wu ao otesatUl to trala the body
so much aa It 4M'to trala th mlad.
It a person was abt to est omo goal
In his llae of life aad autre to ac
complish that end, It wu a great deal
mors hoaorable to hare .ocompllshsd
It th.n .a .thtetlo contest. He gar
aa Illustration which clearly ehowed
the argument that ho tried to brief
forth. la the high school aad ooi
lege It waa the custom for tho ath
lete to pick out th biggest aad
strongest men for the dlKereat
branch aad to compete la eoatoata.
Why aot train tbe email maa who
nosd. th physical traialag worse
tb.a the bigger foltowT No, the
maa who really nseded that physical
training wu .llght4 aad loft to look
for himself 'shlle the stronger oae
acre tralasdiall th hardsr.
Mr. RtUa has bad a grsat deal ot
eiperUaee la han4Uag the hey aad
the tralhlaf ot.him hie owa
sphere. A result of this as, made
kaowa from tu net taat as aaa
beta director, prladaa), teacher sa4
eaher ot a boart of 4lreetoro ot
aa eetftaur. tho hoy. It atrea a
ehaaoa to 4o what ho feslrec,,wui
.dJutt himself to elrevmetaaees
aroua4 him and prepare for the bat
tte of Ufa: but If aot wMo4 la tba
right dlreetloa at the start, h I apt
to go wroag. Every boy should hav
tb Qualiaeatloaa of good, moral
Uadlag aad grip th serious obli
gation of hi welfare. Reputation
aad character ar two things that
stead out prominently la one'a Ufe,
aad oa thee aloae oir position de
pends. Mr. Ellis defined th mean
tag of the two essential. He said
that character la what w really ar
and that reputatloa wu what other
people say w are. It we muter the
mall thing that present themselves,
ws are la a hotter position to muter
th greater problem of lit.
Much cr4lt wu given thu
hater of tho high school foaf the
earnest effort which thy JM put
forth, and especially to thf recent
victories. Ho said that tbl school
ought to feel Justly proud t bar
lag sue. msatai ceisenu 'la too
school aad should eaeourag
u much u posslbl. Astds from
debaters, Mr. Elite talked oa th sub
ject of th horn. H adToeatstth
home, u tbe highest Institutions
th land, aad It should bo the am
bttloa of every boy aad girl to strive
to assist la th upbuilding of tbl In
ctltutton.
Mr. Elite uoNBted himself u bo-
lag plsusd to rtelt thla city and uld
that he fouad some of ths best poo
pi h had Tr met la hi lit right
here among a. He uld ho wu am
ply repaid for harlag come to tbl
city, aa4 woul4 like to get better ao-
ualate4 with th peoaw hero.
Mr. Elite aaisasd an Tory latereer.
lag talk by saylag that la U oat-
took ot life auk for ta laeau u
regard th home aad eltteeathlp,
aad strtv to attala smaiag great
u4 aeWe.
FOVHTH ATTRACTION Of KLAM
ATH LYOHOM BCREAC RAID TO
BE THE REST THAT HAS YET
APEAREB
Tb Edwla R. Weeks compaay oa
lioadaT avenlna will atertata th
patrou ot tho Klamath Lyceum Bu
reau eourae at the Hoastoa opera
house. Tbl Is ths fourth attraction
In ths course, sad Is said to xcell
anything that hu yet been given.
Edwla R. Week, th head or tne
troupe. U aa Impersonator or aa
ttoaat reputatloa. and hit Imperson
ation of such promiaent men u Taft.
Roosevelt. Bryan. LaFollette. Hughe
u wU u of Dutch. Chlaosc aad othor
raeUl ch.rscter. to said to raralsb
cBtertelameat sufodeot for aa eaUre
evening.
Thar nr two ladle la th coi
Dear. Mr. Wuk. who to a (killed
muslelsn aad actre. aad Mis Lula
Blaclatr. aa esotptloaally clvr vlo-
iinlst. Ticket ar oa sal at the
Doaboalere.
byaarf-
aatho
woaM ho eawrhUaat.
tend eoald beat ho
rate pumslag puat. la
th lud wr already
tract with tho Halted
mattoa urrle.
The preposed Pla Oror Irrhaa
Uoa dtetrlct eoTcra apprealmately
5,000 acne of laad. meat of wbJeh
He above th government dReh. The
toad would hav to bo osrr4 areas
pumplag (tattou aad th water ee
eurd from ue goremmMt trngor
tloacaaal.
r-BWf
FRESNO STRONG
FOR WILSON
RAISIN CRY FtrUi Of uWFIOR
ER8 OF THE NEW J
ANDMVCHENTHIWABwIhll
FLAYED BY SKLBOA1
ELLIS T0NI6HT
Ex-CoBgrstamaa W. R. Elite, who
la mahlng a tour of tho Secoad Con
gTessloaal .district, will addrees the
people ot Klamath Falls this aveatag
at I o'clock at tho court house. All,
without regard to sex or political
uHllatlou nr heartily desired 'to at-
d aad meet a distinguished cltteea
;e on his Irtt visit hi
srmaa Lutheran Mrrlota will bo
held at the library building at I p. i
Sunday, by Rot. Ed During, from
Portland. AH Qermau ar lavlted
to attBd thla muting.
MnHaat
FRRRNO. Calif.. Marca li-aa
city to full ot Wilson sapportera, a
big dlgVo srrlvlBg treat tba
south this morning, white ther.de!-
gatlou have been arriving all. day.
lut to arrive betas a biff aiaa
UoaVrom th aortb.
A balm meeting wUl bo hew to-
alght. ileh wll be addressed by
promlneaV demoeratlo Bakra free.
U BteU
Mahara'a Manatrol TonlgAt
Th Mahara'a Mlutrsto. aa aggre
gation ot II colored people, will ap-
nur at Ue opera houu toaigat
tomorrow alght Report from do
th Ha are to the elect that they
the most satertelalac company
th road thla seasoa. Mr. Houstoa
so ooeJdwt that Uoy will auk
that he aaaouaou that aayoao w
utlkSaA wll be atra their
lauk oa roqaeat.
tbla atati
from tbe
The detWatea are mneh
at th atfkk atad last alght by tae
Uhor Jtaaotl oa Wltooa .whJeh
retolutlou aot to attead tb
g toatght beeaus ot the syeuh
mad by Wlteoa la 1101 attaeklag the
principle ot organised labor.
R. A. M. TONMhET
KUmath Chapter No. II, Regal
Arch Maun, mute ta regular eea
Tocatloa tonight at Till ahary. Work
la Put Muter degree.
IwnXERECTHinLPiTvfl
'fc, iTInlM1JL"
aromj Hary uneneaeaev. we wwmm i
osileVt oa Ue eeraor at Mast aad Math IV
bllttrute, aeat to the O. X. Traaafer J
goepnumao. ana uhw taw mi
m the wuther vUl pormK a wm r r
oaoyaaagta tap roeMoa at a etrewi eww- -
aw