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KLAMATH FALLS, OBBOON, MONDAYyAPRIL 18, ItiS
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMMANDRY SURE
IflttSON'S LETTER
ewm COMMA NDMR OK ORMOON
IATI IX IT THAT MR BOnMi TO
N RKRK 1" HAND DBtPKNMA
nONTUKHATKKM
flMm J. Walton at Ik local
UdkU Templar, hu received fro
an B. Thlclson. grand commander
IB Knlshtu Templar for the elate
if Orefo. a letter which, la aekaow
0B6 Mr, Walton a communication
Hu the propoeed commandry.
Ml tsaor which augura wall for
tHrW'd ,oc1 organisation. Tha
.-ml taaaiaadvr aaya iaa. iaa an-
MM Mr inn Kisma.u raim com
tin will ba lesuod, aad ka aiar
ram la prion to Ihla city.
ineag other things Iaa traaa com
mew, writ: "Tour latter of Ika
Mmim me tnlta at your claim lo
taesarldtrtd a conservative. It la
lei but Nampla of para baas Mar
tin I km eeen, aad I am fraa to
mJMi that It hu accomplished tba
itMt a( all boost utaratura. it baa
mknt tbt recipient, aad I aai
fet-esiverted. .To tall tba troth. I
MiatMpKt to ronrlnra you of tko
wMoai of starting a commandry.
MrMbtr In ronvlnoa myself tkat
IWMf fratars had tba right aplrlt
litaat K a iucrM,
1 tlH bate tho dtspeaaallon pre
atst sad ual I And myself abla
IkaUrt for Klamath rail within a
In few days. I will Mall It to yea
I iwt you so soon tbartaftar aa
Leonard, DeMol Commandry No. li,
Salem, Oregon; T. J. Alton, llethle
kam Commandry No. 45, Iowa; K. I).
Mlloa, Oriental Command Nu. as.
MlMourl; V. l. I'orry, Ht. Oruer Com
mandry No. 10, California; William
Albert lloudlaot, Manhattan Com-
auadry No. 31, Naw York; If. II.
Ilakor, Ullvnt Cammandrv Nu. u.
Illythisllle. Arkansas: J. (I. Nlei..
Nevada City Commandry No. 0, Call-
rorwa; K. u. chapmaa.
"hats meantime you may eaaalder
llaaitla uat U JT" rr
i Mhcealsg and you ran nuke
lre arestratlona accordingly.
1m Mora thin pleased lo kaar of
Mr RMttr rtltbratlon. I roBsldsr
ikawty and full observance, of tka
and Kaater aorvlrra aa a
ledcs to tha Irua Templar
id I rojolra to know tkat you
IK.
lag that I may ba able at a
rawly day to hand you your die
a, and with haarty graatlaga
H aad tho othr fratora. I aa,
illy and courteously youra,
"HENRY II. TIIIRLSON.
"Grand Comnaadar."
Ucal Xalahti, and tha command
ffta which they will maka tbalr
t'la order to be mambora of tba
' nTsauth fall, commuter, ttw
i nr the dispensation of which
'lav signed, aro aa follewa:
W Martin Jr.. flawn J.
W".T. W. Rtepheae, I,. L. Truax.
i Kaapp, Charloa (lravee. L. F.
i Oeorie T. lUMvIa William
5f. Jmca A. Maddei, Charlaa
-wwardn. c. II. Wlthrow. J. R.
War, all of Malta Commaadry
".wgaai l. Jay Kaapp, Iraaboa
ry No. 14. WlaeoaalB! K. I,.
. Uwliton Commaadrv Nu .
51 nn R. nramaa, Oragoa Com
wo. I. Oregon; Dr. W, A.
Mil S1IKE IMIOTS
Of mUliMS ilf 8S
Tatbar. Will llrgla to Nam t Voir.
WHh. Vlaw In Drrlariac whHlirr
Thrtw Khali Ito IVara ur M'ar In
Uw Hah laal KWda
Ualtad I'raaa Baivira
INIMANAItlMH, Ind , April 15.
Hallola In the lrlkc roftrvndum of
tbn bltumlnom mlnrrn arrived tirre
Baturday, and lodar thr lellrm will
begin a cuunt lilch will lull uiiwlLcr
It la to ba paaca or war In tho aoft
coal flalda. BacreUrr I'crry tblnka
that a compromlaa agree ment will ba
accaptad.
Jadgw atMl Mra. Nolaad HHani
Judgn aad Mra. floorer) Noland re
turned flaturdaV avanlng from an ei
tended trip through Oregon and
Washington. While abaent they via
Had In Baattlo, Portland, Aatorla. Boa
bja aad Kugeae. where Mr. Nolaad
had baalaeaa auttara to leek after.
They btra baa faae from Klaaulb
raJMBM
NDIAN CAPTIVE
OBTAINS BOOZE
DKPUTY MAHMHAI. PHKCKDKD TO
TOWN HY ARRKMTKD RRAVK,
WHO IMMKIHATKIiY AN'NKXrM
TWO II NT ROTTI.KN
Deputy United Rlatr Marahal W
Frank Ileatty left here Bunday morn
ing with two prlaonera charged with
furatihlna llauor lo Indiana belong
lac to tka Klamath ladlaa Reaarra
toa. Ona of Ika accuaad men, rrank
Slabbing, la white, while the other,
an Indian, rrank Jacaue. la tka In
dian to whom Blobbing la accuaad of
furnUhlng tha cup that cheera ana
llkewtaa befuddle. J aequo I ac
enaod of bavlag creaaad the palm of
Clinton Charlie, another Indian, with
firewater on tha Indian reaanratlon a
couple of weaka ago.
At the lima of Jacque'a alleged of
fenaa Ileatty waa on the Indlaa-reaer-vatloa
to at a prUoner, and, accord
iBtto hi atary, found Jaque and
rman Discovered 10 at Home,
Cause o! Delay to his Canvass
L of Charle w. Sherman Br.
aaja Miirw i. - .. . .
Ma. I. nl. "" P n aar
J Dairy, Ore, from rheuma-
ZZ 'roi,oiy aved from a
JJJM rendition by being dw
? HI at hll l.nut..J ... .
U' f"nr, who called to
I k aaiLT "'
IttkL. ' """'wiy neipioa. ror
KTJh J h,B ' aBbhor
;---. iouna bim helplaaa.
aba J7: " wt, !
Ck'l!1 0( Mr. Ik.rmaa
at uTl . Parl-k MKYBM
toor of hi ciadldacy for
ZJ ' national deaiocratU
1-Til ." "I0"- . .
Mrta. a . "ar, urana Army
I Mj imT. "" tratUr part
LZJ adltor of daaoaraUo
'""Mi kew w
a atroag advocate of reform In gov
arnmaat. Among other thing which
Mr. Sherman declare he la after la
"cutting oR of prlvllogea accorded to
wealth by law." Ha aaya ho atand
aa a progreadve, and believe that If
thara ara reactionary among ioe
democrau of thla atate ha do not
care for their vote.
Mr. Sherman uied' to live In Ne
braska, whara ha knew William Jen-
nlaga Bryan wall, aa tka following
letter, dated Qarrlaon, Mont., xarcn
(, Mil, taatllaa:
"My Dear Sherman Your latter
received. Am aorry that I could not
iiM through your aectton. It would
h kui niuuBi in you aaatn.
a It waa'to hear from you. You may
quota ma u aayla- that I nave aaawn
you for mora than twenty yeara, and
that I do not know of anyone whom I
would truat mora fully aa a aeiegaio.
"Ton could ba railed on to vote for
a progreealve platform and for a pro
greaalva eandiaata. wun nan
I am, youra truly, W.J.RTAN.
Clinton Charlie very badly Intoilcat
ed, ao much no that he could not
learn from thorn whero they had ob
tained tho Joyful water 'with which
they had boon filling theniielve. At
tho time Clinton Charlie droro hU
wire from their houae In hla drunken
rago.
Ileatty went back to Portland, and
In the meantime evidence bad boon
gathered aa lo Inu origin of tho liquor
furnlabed Clinton Charlie, and the
roniilt waa tho Information lodged
agalnat Jacquo. Tho deputy mar-
nli.il enmo hero and went to Modoc
Point la a horae and buggy to got hi
prisoner, finding that Jacquo had
rlddon horaeback to Williamson Illv
er, where the officer had to follow.
He placed Jacquo under arroit, and
had him precede the rig, aatrlde hla
nag. The Indian got up ateam and
beat hi captor to Klamath ralle ov
oral notch.
When Ileatty got here he found
Hint Jaque baa obtained aome liquor.
to wit, two pint bottle, which were
alleged to have boon secured for the
Indian by Rlebblngi, ao Blobbing
wa arrested. Jacque bad consumed
one bottle or the fluid, and the other
wa taken by Ileatty. Not Internally,
to ba aure, but aa evidence. Iloth men
waived a hearing before United Btatea
Commteslonor Charlea J. Ferguson,
and woro taken to Portland for eiam
Inntlon by tho federal court In that
city.
SLOUGH WRITES
AS TO
CANDIDACY
ARGUE FOR ROADS
AT CRATER LAKE
MAJOR MQoWOW WILL AHK THAT
IX CKATKR LAKK
THK
lARK MtWXHTUCTKD BY THK
WAR tMCtAIITMKNT
WASHINGTON. Anrll 16. Maior
Morrow, of Portland ha arrived here
for the parpoae of determining aa to
the contract tor nirdgea for deepen
In the caannel In the Columbia It1
or. While here fcajor Morrow rr
raiigcd to apcear lefore the house
copitulttee on t.;it loprlatlona for tha
purpoee of .-!. ntatlon of tba Crater
Lakn nrolect on the aueatlon whether
road Ir Crater I-ake Park ahould be
ionitrncted under the direction of the
engineer of the war department or of
tho Interior department. Senator
rtoitrnft aay that local condition in
Oregon make It peculiarly advisable
that thla work ahould remain under
the engineer of the war department.
The aurvey and cellmate nav aeon
made by Major Morrow, henca It I
dealrable that the engineer making
tha eiamlnatlon and catlmatea
should direct tho construction of the
nrolect. The work could bo done
cheaper by tba war department. It I
believed, because at the aeaaon wnen
work can ba beat done In Crater Iake
there la hlah water at Celllo canal,
which would permit aaalgnment of
part of the engineer force 10 ine ora
tor Iake.
The identic liner Titanic (truck an
Iceberg about 10 o'clock last night
onn milea out of New York. Other
teamera came to the reecuo of her
paaaengera, and It I believed the
ocean leviathan will bo towed to, port
aafaly.
ineonnlete orlmarv return In
Pannavlvanla mako It certain that
Tart will get but S delegate and
Rooaevelt the remaining 67. Wilson
geU the olld state delegation, ana
antl-Ouffey forcee will control the
date organisation.
OFFENBACHER IS
OUT FOR COUNCIL
WKIil. KNOWN PROPERTY OWN
r:n dkbibkh to sit as mkm
HKR OK BOARD FROM FIFTH
WARD OF CITY
n.. t. k. nmsent time Henry 08
enbacher la about the only man who
hu slgnliod wllimgneaa to dtooibo
u candidate for oflca at tha approauh
i .i. .iuiin u. Offenbacher da-
IdB Vt "WMW '
aire to become councilman from toe
Fifth ward. Ha la n heavy laapayor.
and If ataataa would doubtlaaa favor
a conservative admlnUtmtlon.
DIIKCMRKH THAT POINT RAIBKD
ACIAINMT HIM KLMIBILITY HAS
SO IIKARIXU (IS PRIMARY
KI.KCTIO.V
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Thu following letter explalna lUelf:
"Itelatlvo to my caadldacy for tha
nomination for tho offlce of county
school superintendent, 1 wish to aay:
That I have conducted a clean cam
palgn; that I have done everything
required by law to aatltta me to have
my name printed on tha primary elec
tion ballet: that the enunty clerk'
offlce prepared the ballot with my
namo printed thereon; tbat after a
copy of the ballot had been delivered
to tha printer my competitor raised
a technical point aa to my eligibility
lor a place on.aald ballot; tbat tba
point ralaed ba no bearing on the
primary election aa tba recently pub
lished opinion of Stone A Barrett
show ( tha question of
the qualification of tha candidate
cannot bo a proper aubject
if Inquiry by the clerk at the time of
placing the name of the candidate on
tho nominating ballot." Stone and
nnrrett); therefore, my name ought
to be on tho ballot now being die-
Irlbuted.
"Of course, It la the privilege of
nny voter to write my name In tha
blank apace under tha name of my
competitor. I have bean urged to
rush a vtgorou campaign In thla dl-
rtctlon, but ahall not do ao, because
of tlie'strlngent pravtelona of tha pri
mary election law agalnat aleetloaear
Ing on election day and tha lack of
time to lastruct the ratera before that
oayJJ .-- " -
"I wuh to thank my riieaea ror
their very hearty auppoat which
would, undoubtedly, have reaulted la
my nomination had tha matter been
allowed to proceed la a lawful and
orderly way. Very respectfully,
"W. 8. 8LOUOH."
various scene pro assembled Into a
complete picture.
The nest Visit 'Is to tba factory,
whero the projecting machine ara
made and many portions of the ex
ceedingly delicate and Ingenious man
ufacture are shown with wonderful
clearness and Interest. Finally, af
ter seeing the complete machine as
sembled, viewers are made acquaint
ed with the actual way tbat tho film
Is projected.
IMPORTED STOCK
FOR TWO RANCHES
TWO THRKK-YKAR AND ONK
YKAIIMNO MIHHOl'Rl' JACK
COMK FROM CALIFORNIA FOR
SPRAGCK RIVKR VALLEY
John Welts and James Taylor, two
piomlnent stockmen residing In
Sprague River Valley, returned a few
day ago from California with Ave
young Missouri Jack. TWo of tho
Jacka were three year old and tha
other yearling. The Imported atock
Is for tho Wells and Taylor ranches.
These men bavo for several yeara
made a business of raising mules for
market.
HOW PHOTO PLAY
IS PUTJGETHER
U.MQUK RKKL AT TKMPLB TO
MOIIROW WILL SHOW WHOLE
PROCESS FROM 8CKNB TO
FILM MAKING
Manager John V. Houaton of tha
Temple theater and a large atrlng of
equally wall known hlatronle Thes
pian edifices In this region, baa a spe
cial photo play on tomorrow and
Wednesday at the Temple. It la an
Kdison dim which, shows how mo
tion pictures are made.
First ara ahown tha studio opera
tions, building acd painting eoenery,
sitting up and dressing a aat, re
I earslng a scene under the watchful
oa of the stage director and then
tlm actual taking of n scene, akowlng
the camera recoidlng ptcturea at tho
rato of sliteen a second or sixteen f o
every foot of Aim. Then conies an
actor making up for a character aait
eud next a party leaving' tha atudlo
fur an outdoor scene. Than ta take
up the, mechanical and of tho bust
neas, being ahown how tha Aim la da
valoped, washed and. Anally, how tha
SOUP fMIIG CALLED
HAZARDOUS OCCUPATItW
That's Plea of Man Claiming; lajariea
From Ptomaine Potooalag, Bat la
aaraace Ooaamtaalo Fall to Agree
WHh Him s
OLYMPIA. Wuh., April 1C The
state Industrial Insurance commis
sion today 1 on record aa denying the
claim of William Nyman for compen-
atlon for Injurlea sustained from
ptomaine poisoning. Nyman claims
that he suffered the Injuries In a haz
ardous occupation. It waa found be
bad been atrlcken with ptomaine pois
oning after eating pea soup.
The commission holds tbat eating
soup, If conducted along cautious,
common sense methods, Is not neces
sarily basardous, and rejected the
claim.
COURT'S RECALL S
MURDOCH'S OBJECT
CANDIDATES 60
TO FdRT KLAMATH
IRWIN, WALKER AND MANNING
FORSAKE HALLOWED PRE
CINCTS OF CITY WITH VIEW TO
ADVERTISING ABROAD
Mora and mora the eandldatea be
gin to eee the value of exploiting
their own ability aad to aee tbat It
pay to advertise. These candidates
left this morning for Fort Klamath,
for tba purpose of convincing the pop
ulace In tbat section that they ara the
bast available for the offlcea which
they aaek:
John Irwin, republican, who seek
the district attorneyship; Samuel L.
Walker, democrat, chief of police,
who seeka the shrievalty; Jay Man
ning, republican, who seeks the coun
ty treasureshlp.
Mr. aad Mra. Stewart Arrive
C. P. Stewart, secretary of the
Klamath Falls Commercial Club, with
Mrs. Stewart, returned Inst evening
from their wedding trip. They were
married In Chicago, and came wast
via Clalveston, New Orleans and Cal
ifornia.
PHILPOT DROPS,
ME SPUMED
BKAKEMAN OF SOUTHERN PA
CIKIC FALLS FROM TOP OF CAR
WHEN ANOTHER COMBS ALONd
AND BUMPS IT
J.H. Phllpot, n freight brakeman
for the 8outbem PactAe, had hla right
ankle sprained Friday by a fall from
a freight car on which ha waa setting
tha brake. While Phljpot waa en
gsged at thla work another car bump
tid tho car ho waa on, throwing him
to tha ground. Another nun waa
secured for hla run, and white Mr
Phllpot la totting nround, ho ta not
yrt able to resume work.
It was an expensive proceeding, but
Mr. Cbeyne Immediately sent to Mis
souri for another pig. On account of
tho floods In the Eaat the pig bad to
make the Journey by way of St. Paul,
but after being on the road for soven
days he arrived at hi destination lu
flirty good condition.
Mr. Cbeyne expects to make a spe
cialty of raising high class bogs. If
the stock comes up to his expecta
tlnn he will send for a. larger ship
ment this fall.
O. M. Hector returned Bunday from
a business trip to Sacramento.
TMMUB0KF0mj.f.
MSNERMD CHUfiE
Trade Coaactl Goee on Record WHh
FjMsoraesacni of OrgaaixatJoa la
Efforts to Better W'c-rtUagaaeB'a
State
nut-it Kress trvww
TACOMA, Wash., April 16i An
swering the charge repeatedly made
In the recent strike at the St. Paul
mill here, tbat even organised labor
waa hostile to tha I. W. W. and It
work, the Tacoma Trade Council la
on record today with an endorsement
ot the I. W. W. men. '
Resolution lupportlng the I. W.
W. In every effort to better tha con
dition of worklngmen were adopted
by tha council by an almost unan
imous vote.
Pythian Bletas to Meet
Tha Pythian Stater will hold their
regular meeting tonight In thT weat
ball of the Odd Fellow building. An
entertainment will ba given-by tho
Slater, and an Invitation I extended
to all Knight and 8lter In tha city
to bo present
SPEAKS AT BONANZA
JUDGE WORDEX AND COUNTY
COMMISSIONER BUMMERS HAP
PEN IN AND FORMER VOICBS
REPLY
Considerable Interest waa taken In
a meeting held at Bonanaa on Batar
dy evening, which waa addressed by
H. F. Mufdoch of thla city, who to
circulating a petition tkroughoat tho
county for the recall of tha members
of the county court. County Jnd(
W. S. Worden, Commiaalonar Sam
mera and County Surveyor E. B. Hen
ry arrived In Bonansa tha same avan
lng, and bearing of tba gathering Use
official attended the meeting. Fol
lowing tha talk by Mr. Mardoek',
Judge Worden addreaaad the meeting
and replied to tho charge made
against tba court by Mr. Mardoek in
hla speech. Mr. Murdoch also ad
dressed n meeting held nt Dairy on
Friday evening.
It la claimed by member ot tha
Commercial Club that n Jadga haa
been secured outside tho city who
will algn tha temporary Injanetlam
asked to restrain tha eoanty eoart
from building a new court henna an
the Hot Sprlaga sit. What Jadga R
Is could not beJearned, nor tha tlaa
at which It I expected ha wlU nasi
hla official chirographs to tha daen-
eat.
rtUMi JUKI Mllf HTt
Wesr) 9 WBfc4WWWlWwPj'aTaWWB'w
mm en mm
rh
GARRETT BEGINS .
ON NEW BUILDING
OFFENBACHER STRUCTURE IS
SCHEDULED TO BE READY FOR
OCCUPANCY WITHIN M DAYS
IF PLANS ARE EXECUTED
Oae.otCcdMtfal Wlvee Stta ha
; aaged'Wiyte Sttffragetteeat Pw
' Oaaal. sad IDacnassf, Wh :
"ThCaaa.M
The Qarrett Construction company
haa begun work on the Henry Offen
bacher building. The O. K. offlce haa
been temporarily moved to the east
on tha Bristol corner. Work on the
building will be rushed, and It will
likely ba ready for occupancy in about
alxty days. Mr. Offenbacber haa not
yet leased the building, but he haa a
number of applicants.
HAMPSHIRE BOAR
GOES OVER STYX
AT LEAST OWNER CANNOT LO
CATR BEAST, SO MAS TO BEND
BACK TO "SHOW MB" STATE
FOR ANOTHER
W. M. Chayne waa In the city last
Saturday from hla Spring Lake ranch
to get a' Hampshire hoar which ha
bought from n Mlssourlbreeder.
gome six week ago Mr,.Chayna re
ceived three ot these plan which ha
turned loose on hla place'. .After b
had had,, them a few weaka tha hoar
disappeared. Ha made a thorough
aegrch ot tka naala. but to no avail.
PRECINCT
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East Klamath'Falls
Plevna
Midland
Wood River
Tula bake . . . .'
awAiry eaneeaeeeeeeaai
Sprague River
Loot River ...'. .-.
Mill Addition
Shlpplngton
Third Ward -.
Plna drove
Second Ward
anaMnlltt llMi iiimi tM
Poo VaHey ...
West Klamath Falls .. .
Klamath Lake .....
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United Press Semen
PORTLAND, Ore., April 15. On
touch of luffraglim makaa tha whole
world kin, 1 the .opinion today ot
those who sttended the auffraga ban
quet given here, at which Caucasian
and Chinese woman suffragists aat
tide by side and discussed on terms ot
rerfect equality the progreaa ot tho
cause.
Mr. 8. K. Chan, a prominent Chi
nese woman, delivered an addreaa
through an Interpreter In which aha
noted with satisfaction that tha Chl-nt-so
were more progressive than tha
Americans, women In her country -rrvlng
bean granted national ant
rag. vTbe banquet waa given In honor of
La Relne Helen Baker, an English
autboresa, prominent In auffraga
work.
Republicans Outnumber. Democrats
in County by Over Two to One
County Clerk Charles R..Do Lap baa tabulated the political com
plexion ot the register vote of this county, with the following reeult:
Total ',...9968 1196 606 86 11 91
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