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"iiit J the teni"T of III
ilt'iiW prominent public official
ueir to'lho Herald In discussing the
asref Uttttr ".Of ore Mcciane,
tkwH ilth gtantUsjcojiy by horse
sMHaf.r'lt "I" ""' be court proae
1'ttott lest "III lo resorted In,
Acting District Attorney diss. J. For-
" non-committal, It U undent
able that widespread ,ai0 tlilovtry
hui (iron solus on, ami tint carload
of animal have bosii shipped tu
I olnt In California. It In also ,t.
Ir of amun Krnvral kliuwMgii
anintg thorn whom ken reaches with.
in oniclnl circle that wholeaale ci.n.
fcrloni have beou aocured, ami Hint
won or uiioellr high standing In
lli fount? am aerloualy Involved, n
well a trader In California.
Yliough Jailer John Cchallock d
dared yesterday to a Herald reportir
mat me prisoner, McUne. had not
ronfeiud. It I well known that there
la a I'eiRendoua array of evidence In
the hand of the proaecutlnjr force,
men, wniie it may not Involve or In
rlmlnate McLane, leave little doubt
the mind of tho itate' attorney
CORONER'S JURY
RENDERS HEROIC
I
iii.i.ii.vkn niiK WAH CAl'HKD
IIIOM MTOVK IIKCOMMKMM
I.VVKHTKiATIO.V OF II.MTrt OK
MIIMll.Mi lloi'HKti AMI MOTKLH
Tho coroner' Jury which lnvr.ll
ated the death of the two men who
io.t tnelr live In tho hurnlnjc of tho
lodging hou of Mr. Itemlnctnn
rally Friday morning, finished their
at an Indiscriminate traffic of crlml-, ork ",u m"ilng nd hrouKht In
kallty ha been going on. and that the "'" '"IIowl"K verdict;
III be i
gentleman went
N u Wl that complaint have been
met tt tittle rustling had been
ala oa for twenty-four month In
tklauausnd Mntvll Valley roun
try; taat horse had been dolen u.u
tUlawNii, but overnight, and that
ttttkearthtxh were Imminent.
TVi stftsdsnt, (leo. W. MeUne.
at nt fteeatly arrrated from that
rtkaaa a charge of horse Healing,
IkaUMfu 11,000 bond, and li it
W Mtlard In the county Jail In
y.
Rut Mated yesterday than an tf.
del im mad by lb accused 13 te
la (Miami tervlce of Judge Tho.
(MM. Tswphoned tbla morning on
aafta)toftof the cam. Judge Drake
MUM ItVaa aot la tke habit or
Mka)Mi arofsasloaal afalra to gay
V, est k admitted that ha had
tariffed by a number of ranch
iMtotNMcalt the cattle "ruatllag"
ImJawsMa going on In the Uagell
MkfMMtry.
". hewsvsr. discovered by the
IlnMlessy that Judge Drake m Ike
krm fee tat Ctttlemen'a Assocls-
. aM Igartd prominently omt
iMNaMla breaking up what la de-
ImM h (be l.tiky bunch, I.Uky
tmai mm convicted and centenced
ittmiM penitentiary and after
Wag paroled.
f the pait twentyfour
i II to reported, hundred of
i lave bn itolen, and though
W5E0I
1 1 ratisnY REPONT
Lj NfW recently laaued by the
i mm nreilry Mtvlce aeveral
wrrd to the timber aal
Mtbe national foreaU In Ihn
eM art dltruit.i m. ..i.
mn nM dUtrlct, coaprlalng
"ouaUlM, and tka I agio a la
tea uT
W Mm atoountlnr in I in nnn .
mi Of Utlbtr have, h..B .rfi
, tl7ful" re well under way
' laira ui n m ... . .
' ." " KCCle Lunh Mn...
emlon of the people ha reached an
eiatperated atage.
The public official already iiuoted
fttlllded hi aiarrtlon with rrferenre
to rhe iotln when he ald, "If the
thing la permitted to go nn tho pconle
or l-angnl Valley may go bark to the
primitive way of dealing with home
thieve."
The methoila ailitptinl liy llm rattle
ruitlera have, It la pointed nut. a
peculiarly admit and audaclmi
pert. The country verge nn the In
dlan reservation. Thla, of rnurae, I
government territory. Tho alleged I
crime are committed outalde of the
federal Jurladlctlon, but when tho
tale arm or the law la Interpoaed It I
aald the "ruitlera" Immediately flee
within the federal line, and thereby
thwart the ahrewdrat effort of ikllled
Oregon detective.
The last sensational epltode In
"cattlsjraatllac" In thl.'.tau e-.
carrs4soms few years ago, when
flhsrll William llarne aklrmlthed'
throughout the United fltatea In
March of a notorious rattle ruitler,
who also operated In Ungell Valley,
Anally, after a continent-wide chase.
capturing his mat In a remote and
Isolated section In Missouri. Judga
Drake, who Is now again engaged by
the ranchers, then prosecuted and
succeeded, after a aenaatlonal trial. In
I landing the prisoner In tho state pen.
Itentlary. At that llm the air was
surcharged with threata of raurded
and all kinds of dlro punishment
agalnat the men fighting to smsth the
ring that was pestering the ranchers
of tha county. Rut tho proaecutlng
forces kept up a vigorous and defiant
light, and eventually secured what at
the time Beamed a complete triumph,
and manifestly squelched the nefari
ous trade.
It I clslmed by all concerned that
a replica of tbess Incident I now In
vogue, but (he movement to reach the
baarock of tka affair and to bring In
tha horse dsatsrs from the neighbor
ing atata It to be more and more thor
ough and Insistent than heretofore.
We, the Jury empanelled and sworn
to liuiulre'lnto tho cauao of tha death
of aald (leorgn Kptetaoa and Mlko
I'elernon. find:
That tho aald tleorgo Kotctaos and
Mike retortion rame to their death
In the city of Klamath Kalla, Oregon,
on the morning of Mnrch 29, 1912.
Dint tho Immediate cauae of their
dn.ith wn from aur7orntlon and burn
ing.
That In our opinion the Ore waa
caused by the kltrhrn atovr In aald
building.
training of tlm corpa of voterlnnrics,
Joel Ina and stnblo'moii that tho great
lion i! brooding Institution of tho Mag
tit. million gathered around hla
tllill.'H,
Novortholitu, those who best know
horsefly!, . Mils town contend tho
?nnke Hid" can boat all tho roc-
cm or hoc liuther, nnd lower tin
mord of r-uhator. If that bo th3
trr It will n-ttilnly bo comothlng of
which Khni.vli county will have rca-
'ii to prlil.t lirclf upon. It will do
moro to unrlilith nnothci1 fact, and
thr.l la Hint Imiirently thla la n coun.
try which fa .Mngonlnl to the health
nnd development of horses and cattle.
Judgo l)ro nt ono tlmo, nbout a
year uro, would not concodo tha Idea
of turning "Ynnkco tllr!" Into a rue.
lng merchant, but hla friends havo got
mm to aco tho error of hi wny In
mis oircction, and the result will
probably l.o that on of the greatest
racing inn res In America will goon
hnvo tho opportunity to demonstrate
Imr prowess and the advent of a new
record In the Turf calendar Is con
fident ly expected.
We FtraOtsita
SECRETARY HAD
ENJOYABLE TRIP
OI.IVKIt IIKMKVKH THAT Mt'Clf
(itH)U WIMi ItKHULT KltOM AT
TKXDAXCK AT iJOH A.ai:r.l.rt
I.AM) HHOW
"CHOCOLATE SHOP" IS
OPENED TO 'THE PUBLIC
C. T. Oliver la back. Such la the
tiding brought by tho booster him-
eir when ho alighted from the train
yesterday. Mr. Oliver aaya that he
hnd ono of tho most enjoyable as well
a proqtablo trips since becoming sec
retary of the Chamber of Commerce.
Tho locturcs which were conducted at
the Los Angeles land show proved to at three reasons, Italy and the
no all that waa expected of them, and power wish to avoid,
Within this cosst range the Ital
ians have occupied all the larger
cities Tripoli, Horns, Derna, Ben
gasi, Tobruck, Tsgura, Zantur and
Zuara and have pushed Into the In
terior of Tripoli as far as Aln-Zarah.
Detween this fringe of coast territory
and the desert to the south the Ital
ians have thrown up a Una of de
fenses declared absolutely Impreg
nable, by the beat military authorities
of Europe.
Final adjustment of the war.l t now
seems certain, will come about la
either one of two ways. It may be
by a peaceable Intervention of the
powers, or It may be by draatlc action
on the part of the Italian navy against
Turkish possessions nearer Turkey
proper. It la generally conceded that
at any time the Italian navy can make
a demonstration either against Con
stantinople or some other Turkish
city that would force Immediate peace
negotiations. This, however, for at
ALL ARE LOOKING
TO COAST STATES
FftAXK IRA WHITK RAYS GREAT
I.VTEBE8T M BKIXO MAXIFEST
KD BY INVESTORS NAirr
KABLY ARRIVALS
Tho "Chocolate Shop" I without
doubt nil the namo Implies. Misses
Nlckonion nnd Rtevenson nro to bo
congratulated on their now chocolato
dispensing bureau, and It goes with
out saying that It Is ono or tho neat
est places In tho clty.l Tho entire de
sign of tho furniture: and fixtures I
In Mlislon stylo, giving tho cuitomer
I Im S"a a! Im MAKft 1 tl ASS
..... ..miuK iii irai cieuniincai. All
That the lodging house win notlforma of tho coveted 'iwecU mav he
properly equipped with exits and we V"'1 " 'rge or imall'quantltlcs. and
recommend that tho condition of nil " popular opinion couits for anything
hotels and lodging houses similarly they nro hard to beat!
The young ladles ftfi have so In-
uusiriousiy entered fcMo thla line or
business feci Justin' In giving the
public something that" will merit the
Ugliest approval. It si thtlr Intention
liunteil he Investigated and that
some means be taken mid somb mess
use adopted to prevent similar cas
ually In tho future.
J. A. MADDOX.
Foreman,
W. KELLOOr ' "
FnKI) NQKL,
CIIK8TKK AVKItY,
II. D. STOUT.
K. W. (10WAN.
Attest! KAIll. WIIITI.0CK.
County Coroner.
WILL TRY OUT
"YANKEE GIRL"
tnti afforainglhe public not only an
oportunlty of securing the best can
mm, out nourianing beverages as
well. Tho young ladles have the best
wishes of a host or friends In the suc
cess or their undertaking.
will act In a great measure aa an In
centive In bringing settlers to this
country.
At Los Angeles Mr. Oliver had the
pleasure of showing to good advant-
ngo his different slides, and It kent
him busy all the time answering ques
tion and giving Information that was
wanted on all sides. Each represen
tative was allowed Just thirty minutes
to giro a lecture and demonstrate
with either slide or Illustrations the
prosperity of tbo country for which
ho v.ss a representative, and It waa a
case of say all you can In a abort
period of tlmo, wltlfno ttmeo rest.
During tho land show, which waa
held for seven days, there was In all
about 200,000 people who visited the
lectures and exhibits', and Judging
irom mis tnero must have been tome
Interest aroused concerning the wel
fare of the Oregon country. Mr. Oil
rer bad the opportunity of ahowlnsr
an nu tiidet, about seventy-live In
number, and giving a tittle talk with
each one. The largest bouse durlac
me wnoie show was last Sunday.
wtin !.. .a.!. Lat.1
aoon (n n I i .f... I """" im nwa waa
w.. w 'mwwH I. !! I I I
IIKMKVKD THAT JUIMlrV DltAKK
WILL r'l.VAI.I.Y CONHKXT TO
'ALLOW IIIH KACINO MARK TO
KXTKll TRACK
Threatened Willi Pneumonia
W. T. Hhlve has been confined to
his homo for tho past two days, and at
one tlmo tho doctors believed that he
was threatened with pneumonia. It
Is reported that ho Is somo better to
day, and Indications uro favornblo for
hi early recovery.
In the first place, the bombard
ment of any large Turkish city would
result In heavy loss to the financial
Interests of practically all the Euro
pean powers which have Investments
throughout the Turkish empire. la
the second place It would almost
certainly result la a massacre of
Christians In the Turkish empire by
the Musselmsn tribes, and la the
third place It probably would be the
firebrand to start a war In the Bal
kans, ending Anally la a general Eu
ropean war. It therefore seems prob
able that Italy will merely continue
a policy of sitting still And holding
tight to what she Is already certain
of until such a time that It beeoi
absolutely necessary for tka European
powera to force a peaea settlement-
Whenever that time may come It It
understood thoroughly that It will
be on a basis of Italy retalalas the
possession aad sovereignty of Tripoli
and' Cyreaalea, regardless of what
ever other terms may he Imposed.
HOMESEEKERS
ARE ARRIVINI
FROM KANSAS ARE If KLAM
ATH FALLS CIMIXtA DEALS
FOR HOMES
Never had a better tlmo In your life
than you will hnvo If you attend the
fire-cent danco nt tho opera houto to
night. Tlo sure and be there.
k.
nVeUs Lumber company,
V ODsratlnv nw I..M.I...
AittiB, purcbas.d the first
"'H fttt, coverlnc an am of
uaa -. -- .- o.
kuiuT ?B ,hn headwatera of
MIt fork of the John Day Rlv-
"W million feet of timber
S Uai DUrrhai.rf I.- Ik. I...
been sold to the
k irw.p'no Lumber company.
luTTf,1 0I bo watershed of
iUTT "T,r- A contract for 10..
UtaH. tlmbr on '
w.f. Z""1'6..00"""'
-: Vtllsy nlw ,forK.
ilL7-"" navs bsen raels k.
Il5rsf,'e,..t,r nbout 00,000,.
Iiaal -!.tLmb,r Whlt
iJTt' "kick win k.ki. k.
EXKMKUT FARMS TO
DID THE HICK SCHOOLS
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RALRM, March 30. To make the
public schools of the state more prac
tical and of greater uiefulncwi to the
people, State Superintendent of Tub
lie Instruction L. It. Alderman Is un
dsrtaklng to establish an experiment
farm In connection with one high
school la every county In Oregon. Ily
tblt method he expects to have the
tchoolt assist In bringing every sec
tion of the atate Into lit highest effi
ciency of production. The Innovation
la a step far beyond the old Idea of
coaductlag public schools. -
Such an experiment farm has al
ready been established at Klamath
ralla and the Prlnsvllls high school
hat done some work along this line,
The farmt will be under tha Inspec
tion of tha Oregon Agricultural col
la connection with tha work Super
intends Alderman plana to have
school all tha year round. High school
superiatcadenta, under thla plan, will
be hired (or a full year, and during
tha summer months will conduct In
stitute aloag agricultural lines.
Tho U. S. Spreme Court decides
that Maida Lamps must ho sold at tho
ant. oriee, Packard Lamps glvta
That Klamath Kalla will soon have
on tho national turf n thoroughbred
speed anlmsl Is assured, If the Indica
tions now observable, or tho training
tactic, being pursued with reference
to "Yankee Qlrl," a full alater of
"Yankee Hoy," will materialise.
"Yankee fllrl" la tho property of
Judge Thomaa Drake, who la conced
ed lo be one or the beat Judge of.
blooded speed animals on this coast
"Yankeo Olrl" I being trained b,
Fred Marshal and Ed McCarthy, ai
they say the candlelight colt Is woi
lng In trim and span shape nnd'Uujso
Indlcatlona are borne out by tho ap
pearance of tho neat nnd shapely
maro on the street.
Within fifteen days It Is said "Yan
keo Olrl" will be tested for a record
mllo. She ha nono of tho nervous
ness of her brother, "Yankee Doy,"
but possesses, tho best Judges of
thoroughbreds say, n calm determina
tion that responds to every form of
fair horsemanship.
Her trainers are working her out
with n sorrel filly, "Complete." It
U presumed thnt tho tstt or her
tneod will bo made two weeks hence,
and. In that event, many enthusiasts
of the "sport of kings" will await
with eager Interott tha outcome of
tho speculation. All the horsemen
of town agreo that "Yankee Olrl" pos
sesses far less of the nervous but more
of tho speed power of tho "Yankee
Boy."
"Yankee Doy has come at low at
It 40 In a running mite, but the real
record, however, belongs to Salvator,
tha nronertr of J. B. Haggln, of the
famous Haggen ranch In California,
and ttandt undisputed at 1:IBH
Tho latter la a California hone, aad
bad the advantage of the kiuaa
LIBRARY CLOB HOLDS
MEETING
Tho members of tho Library CI
held a business and social meetln
yesterday afternoon at their clu
rooms nnd transacted somo very Im'
portant business which they had oi
hand. Among other things that wen
brought up for discussion waa the.
question of the (payment of the Lib
rary's part or tho oxpenso of Dr.
Drako during her sojourn In this city
recently.
.fee tluli liTWIlng rumewkat elated
tUe fstfeet eaaaettr. that bat
ing naraiy room to stand. Th nin
of Mr. Oliver of showing his slides to
the best advanUge was that he start
ed with Weed, and following the rail
road, he gave descrlntlona mH tk
on the various products ralssd la the I
surrounding vicinity. Then coming SEVERAL WELL-TO-DO R
wM u. mo ,mv uc uaauj arnvea at
Klamath Falls. In this way the peo
ple could learn Just what the condi
tion were, and also the special ad
vantages which Isy In the surround
ing country.
Mr. Oliver had the pleasure of talk
ing to the students or the San Jose
high school whlls on his way down.
Tho Commercial class of the school
gathered In ono room which waa spe
cialty prepared ror lectures, and here
wero thrown on the screen the sltdss
depleting the agricultural scenes of
this country. There are In all about
13S0 students In this high school.
The pictures of Crater Lake-ap-
"With completion of the Panama
canal only a little more than a year
off, there Is a rtry great laterset be
ing manifested la the Padfle Coast
states by Investors. The movement
of new settlers Is not confined to Saa
Francisco and California, but will ex
pand to the whole coast. If one may
Judge from the early arrivals of thla
year. Saa Francis) U naturally the
place where a large part of tho la-
tending locators come, because It la to
be the exposition city, but It la th.
ciass that seeks city opportualtlss.
There Is another aad more Important
class of these homeeeekers who dssire
to escape the more severe climatic
conditions east of the Rockies farm-
era who have learned somsthlag of
ine great undeveloped lands of thla
last West of the Padfle coast These
are tke people that are needed to
Klamath Basla. and with the reason.
able values of farm leads here a treat
many ought to be attracted thla way."
-mis is the view of the present alt-
uatloa with regard to prospective
home seekers aa outlined by Freak
Ira White to a Herald reporter today.
Mr. White had bees la California be
fore the booster detegatloa arrived
there. Ho waa there la ceswectioa
wltb come buslaess traasactloac. aad
tbu afternoon stated tkat everrtklas;
tended to skow that aot oaly waa
Klamath Falls considered aa aBetgh
bor aad adjunct of Saa Fraadcee hi
the great mJestoa that to before ker.
hat tkat the people tkere hope to
make Klamath Falsi Jka - vtoi
ttok ketweea ttio two sjMatsaMa'ssV
tke West Pertlsad aad tka Bar CttrK
the
(Continued on Page 4)
over the fact that they have been very
fortunate In securing tome more fur
nishings for the club rooms. These
will add considerably to the renting
of the hall much to the pleasure of
tho members.
Mr. Talbot Is In receipt of a let
tor from tho former librarian of thla
city, Mrs. llonlla Dreiser, who Is at
present staying lu Long Deacb, Cal,,
and was very much pleased to hear
from her. It will be remembered by
those who may happen to know bar
that the wat the librarian bare for
two consocutlve years and wat forced
to leave for the touthern city because
of her falling health. It la gratify
ing to know that Mrt. Dresser It feel
ing In the best of health at present
aad aha says that the balmy air of
the south Is adding vigor to ber frail
constitution. Her husband, Mr. My
ron Dresser, Is at present holding a
position as foreman with tho Pacific
Telegraph and Telephone Company.
They both tend their regarda to their
many friends to thla etty.
iniHomiEY m is
STUMR PH06IESS
After Six Months of Fighting. With
No Definite Prospects of Peace la
Night Italian Navy Dolac licet
Work Waking Qaase
Easier HUM and calla lilies. We
have them now for Eatter window
decorations. Klamath Floral Co., 44
Main ttreet, paean III, If-li
United Press Service
ROME, March 30. Six month ago
today Italy declared war against Tur
key and began the occupation of Trip
oli and.Cyrenacla. Today, with the
war still In progress, with Italy only
actually occupying the coast fringe of
the occupied and annexed territories,
nnd with no definite prospects of
peace In sight, Italy's present and fu
ture policy, at least for some time to
come, may be definitely described as
that of sitting still and holding tight
Italian activities In the three prin
cipal naval engagements, that of sink
ing of tho Turkish torpedo boats by
the Duke d'Abrusal off Prevesa, the
sinking of seven Turkish gunboats in
the Red Sea, and the recent sinking of
a Turkish warship and torpedo boat
at Delruth, have resulted Jn the com
plete annihilation of all that portion
of the Turkish fleet which remained
outside the Dardanelles after tho dec
laration of war. In addition tha Ital
ian navy hat destroyed practically all
of. tho Turkish fortifications along tbo
Arabian coast, aa well'aa aloag tha
coast of Tripoli and Oyreaalca. Tha
fleet haa always backed tho army la
both effecting a landing and la the
battle which followed aear tho coast.
If anybody thinks there Is not aa
Influx to this city from over
Rockies they ought to be convinced.
If they were at the office of Frank Ira
White aad Captain O. C. Applsgate
thla forenoon, when a big deal waa la
course of consumatlon. The parties
were all Kansas people. One of them,
A. A. Ford, came here from Norton
county, Kansas, to Join hut sob. 8. A.
Ford. Some months back P. Jt Ford
came to this county aad acquired a
homestead. He was immediately fol
lowed by his wife aad children.
A singular coincidence occurred In
that the visit of the Ford family to
the real estate firm of Messrs White
and Applegate waa coincident with
the arrival and call from D. W.
Ueorge, also from Kansas, and from
Atchison, the home counts, of Frank
Ira White.
The Fords are determined to settle
here, largely, It must be assumed,
through the Instrumentality of Mr.
White and Captain Applegate. They
have meant, are men of high char
acter,
tlona
auxlllarlea in the upbuilding of Klam
ath. The elder Fords arrlvsd last
night, and are registered at the Corn-
stock.
M)W BREAKS WRIST
Heary Low, the barber, while la a
frleadly boxing 'bout last creates.
fell and suffered a bad laiurr to hla
hand aad wrtat. breaklag the latter.
The Injured member haa been attend
ed to by the doctor, but It to reported
that It will be some time before he
libe able to ply hla trade.
George W. Sorrels to la the city to
day from Keno, maklag Baal proof oa
hla homestead, which, to located la
sections ? aad It. la townahln 4")
south, range S cut, W. M. Hla wit
nesses wero R. W. Tower aad Tho.
Wllaoa. both of Keno.
Take a chance for a flae box of
candy for ycur company at. tha five
cent dance at Houston's tonight
Among the prominent farmera of
the Klamath Basla la the city today
were O. P. King. 8. P. Short. Cbas.
Adams, Henry Scmon and Ckas. Oray.
SPOKME PtRTY BOYS
HOW'S CJUDY KITCil
F.J.
Pipgrass of Spokane hat our-
and will be desirable acqulsl- hMed he candy factory and store
In the community and valuable JST t" V" Ho,'r CMM,r K,tc'
SUE INTERFSTS UCK
OF HFT MO ROOSEVELT
DENVER, March 30. Houaer,
on his departure for Baa Francisco
today, said: "Same Interests are be
hind Taft and Roosevelt Tho steel
trust Is backlag the colonel's cam
paign to split th progressive vote
behind La Follstte. It to tho big
gest political gam ever attempted
in America. Roosevelt isn't a pro
gressive his acta at prealdeat show
it. It La Follstte doesa't wla tho
nomination, ho will com back la four
year or eight run."
of W. E. arlmes. Tho store to located
In the Wllllte building between,
Fourth aad Fifth, oa Mala ttreet C.
E. Pipgrass, a brother of tho purcaaa-
er, and an experienced candy maker.
to hero from Spokane, and has taken
charge of the buslaess until the ar
rival of hla brother la a few days.
Everybody going to th flve-ceat
daace toalght will be glad they are
ellv. The feawUlbofe writer.
SOCIAL AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Christian church held a Joint
basket social and patriotic entsrtala-
meat last evening, from which a groat
deal of amusement aad enjoyment
waa derived. The patriotic part of
th program coasteted of aa arrange
ment of the national airs suite to
th performer, who acted these out
oa tho rostra. The character war
dlvldsd off lato hrlgadee. aid ar, each
of Usee hi tura took their plat a
thtagaadsaagoaftkeatli44
air. -
Th best music to Klamath Valto
at the. flve-eeat daaee at tho
house Saturday atgkt, aa4 bcm ladV
will wla a tamer be m. ,' r -JW
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