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Price, Mrs
KLAMATH PALLS, ORBOON, WEDNESDAY, MAY S, IMS
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Midi VwuNe. ITM
INDUSTRIALISTS
AND POLICE MIX
1MIHTV MEN ARK AlUIEMTKIt
AND PLACED IN JAll.
Oat, I'ollrrituui awl Dm latnatlialltl
Ithut, Probably Fatally, Whllo An
other fulkclNM la Hit Willi an
A, .nd Serlowaly Wowwlnd til.
km Tttra Owl U AM llm Police
surre Kswtore reacw
Barnes Reports
Things Lively in
Fort Country
Vailed I'nm Service
HAN DIEOO, May I. The police
Ud cltliena are rounding up all hum
acted Induslrlallata preparatory lu
rsanlng them out of town, following
. tluh laat alght when Policeman
ttmua wns ahot In lha neck and
era ami Policeman lloddon w lilt
lilt an , whllo an unknown In
4uatrUllat waa shot, II U believed
fatally Five Indualrlallil warn ar
iMinl during lha riot.
Thirty Placed to Jail
Thirty IndualrlallaU are In Jail,
ftsv.ral were found In a houae near
ehere the ahootlng occurred, and wilt
t charged with conspiracy to commit
murder. A search of the house re
reeled five revolvers and a rifle fitted
illb a Mailm allenrar.
Tb police denied the report tliat n
tuintltr of nltro glycerine fm ml
la tbe cellar of the hulldlng Tne
entire populace la greatly excited met
the affair, and the eltiiallon If of the
(mi eat character.
(first of twilight
BASEBALL GAMES
DISSOLUTION OF
Hlierlff W II Humes returui-d hint
oteultig frniii it trip to fori Klnmnth.
Iln stair Hint (lie roimtry In Hi"
Wiiml lllxr tlon l (iriiiliily going
niirmi wun rnpiil airiilu t'tter '.,..,,,.
n.a .. . Rlllllllll'l
urm.a liri tliiliiir rnfiBlitf.rnlili. nlu.
.-..." .. ,.....-
IllK III inn valley Midi tlinlr mm trnc-
lion engine, nml tliu wild crinn u
being iiit1niitcl hUIi tlnintliy mnl
and al.are rlovrr Tin, louiitry Is
fnat IiuIIiIIiik up. nml niHiiy lniiriiM
mciiln have hwii i i n I In tin rniuls nf
Hint 10011011
Five niilciuiiililli'ii with nt Hut Kurt adnpled it
Willi" Mr llitriiiit wiiii them, nml In ' Kniinililiim
Bililltlnn a inrKe iiiiiulirr of nutn imr
lh' enme lu rriiin Tin Ihilli-s h)
nf llenil nml I'renrent
It U iitiiioiinriil Hint on Krlilny evo-l
nlliK n kiiiiiu will hit played nt tint.
Ninth street Krouudit hi'twccti tliu
I'lOlruim nnil Oliver's Imiutmll tenuis.
Tim Kumu will do called nt 0 30. Thin
In tho II ml of n number of twilight
hull Kmni'H In he iilnjrtl ilurliiR the
STEEL TRUST
IIAMAOI.N'O EVIDENCE III PRE
SENTED TO REFEREE
MCilKIIIIHTM IIKSOI.l'Ti:
.WMIN'HT ItOMAMHM
Hamiilll OIIIiit. liin
I! I! Moulin, H I." Mnrtln nml Jim
Wnrlnw. wliri riilulifMii thn Mlfirk li,i!il
' i
em nf tlm llnntil Mniintnln unwtnllt
near Merrill, lire In the rlty tmluy on
hllallu'M nililn rli'il with Ihe oliliaii)
Mr Mnnoii ainliii Hint Hie mill win
prohahly he ulnrii'il up wlililn tho
trr mar fiiliin- II lm n ennnill)
of M,000 fri't n ilu. nml mipiillcn thr
trmln of llif fnrmlliK Kirtlon III the
miiitherii eml of the roiint)
I'nlli'il I'eea Horvlcu
MINNCAI'OI.IH, Mny H. The
Mi-HiimUM ronferencn iinunlmoualy
remilutliin denouncing
It conclmltii.
Itii.oheil, Tlmt It Ik our duty
wny lo oitine the limchllintlnii of Homnn
Imii nml rou liter net Kit nttempta to
kiiI n mi ever Inrremlng control over
lour imlillo aclmciU nml to tile the puli
llr fumU fur aertarlnn nrhnoU.
ARRESTED FOR
BGOTLEGGIHG
ll ('! llf HlM.lM'
Hlileen iillinj ItiitH for nilinltlnnm
In the lino lloii'd to he Inltlnteil ilur
lug Ihe roiirntetintlou the l.t of June
have hoeli rerelteil nlrenil) A big
rlnut It nlto -ielit from l)nrrl
unit other nulnlile polnta
.IMMIir.U I.N rilAlttiKII WITH
IIVIMI wiiiski:v TO AX IX.
IMW IMII.W .tl.HO AltltlMT-
i:n tvn iim:i
lilluey Aaacrta That PreaMeat of
Hleel Traat Had Rim Itnni Ihe Pa
pen Containing AH the KfMenc
Agalnat the Trttat, After the Oor
eminent Dtaaolntlon HhH
HUHed
AroniMl im iVnirhe
frank Wllllama. who had hl fool
adly Injured laat Friday, la able In
he out on rratchee. William
caltltitlag and aeedlng a piece of
ground near the Altamont, and while
tteapltng to ralae Ihe harrow the
team alarud up and the harrow fell
en hla foot, one of the teeth going
through hla ahoe and entering the
feot. He waa pinned to the ground
by the hear harrow, but eucceeiled
la Hopping the team and releasing
hlmwlf.
KflKMl mi TO
K KSKD I SALEM
HAI.KM, May . A. M. Dalrymple
and Jatnea (lodfrey announce the)
111 brain on June 1 a weekly papor
to be devoted lo the InlereaU of the
Democracy. The naoer haa aecured
the democratic central committee.
which held i neetlnc hero Saturday
evenlna. and ornnlaad by aelecltng
Uaa J. fry aa permanent chairman
and A. M. Dalrymple aa aecreiary. j.
C. I'ettljohn waa made a member of
Ibe attte committee.
A in ii ii cUlui; hla nnine n J. II
Muaer wna nrnalcit laat owning by
Deputy Sheriff Jnmeit Wheeler for
Kit Iiik whlakc) to mi Imllmi, David
Coiurrk'li) Tliu lnillan wna nlao
pliccit under nrreat. Tho white innn
wna umler auaplclon by the city po
ller, nml m-iih IjpIiik wntched. Ho
rame ilonu Main street lu tho com
tinny of Coniicrrlvld, and itarted
'.nrounit the htock, expecting to meet
fmther ilouu tho direct. It l report.
,eii Hint when .the two got In front of
!.. t. ........ ..ls tl.H, liir
Hie lllliri liuunr 'in, , -,iw.
ehm the Indian a bolllu ot wliUKoy.
l.rMlli:illMi M n-.ini hi.-". rWnirlfr timMw w ono of the
I'l.INT AMI lirHIM'.Hs Wil.li III! IhiII.IIiikh on tho opponlte aide of the
I'M tlulKD latreet, mid wltneitilng the tramactlon
Iwciit ncroaa nml plareil Ihe two under
WENDLING BUYS
INTO BIG PINESi
United l'reaa Senrloe
NEW YORK, Mar . Harry Whit
ney of Woreeater, Maaa., aa employa
of the American Steal Wire company,
testified before lha referee la the
steel Investigation cane. Ha aald ha
hnd gathered the aaoera coatalalac
nil the evidence agalnat the treat la
his office, and that Oeorge Cragia, aa
slstant satea manager, had ehlpped
itio naDera to Woreeater. where ha
hnd burned them. He aaeerted that
Prank llaackea, prealdeat of the
Hteil Wlro comoany. ordered him to
burn the papers after the government
dissolution ault began. Referring to
his testimony before the grand Jury,
Whitney aald that while he waa la
tho nnteroom of the grand Jury room
Crngln and Daackea called htm Into
the hall and "told me they hoped I
wouldn't aay anything about the or
ders to burn tbe papera,"
He declared that Cragia aad
lianckes had tried to tell him what to
say. When the truat'a attorney, Key
nail Hotting, cross-examined him,
Whitney declared: Baackea aald to
me, 'Harry, I want you to peraoaally
see that these papera are nurnea.- -
Cross-examination failed to shake
his story.
HEINZE MAY BUILD
PORTLAND FACTORY
PORTLAND. May 8. -Thla cliy
may become famous In the pickle Hue
aa It haa In practically every other In
dustry which la baaed on local pro
ducts of the soil, for another fac
tory may be added In thla city to iho
many already owned by II. J. Heint,
the millionaire pickle man, and his
associates. Mr. Helm la at present In
the city conferring with C. K. Henry
In regard to a site for the proposed
factory, and following a short trip lo
Seattle It U eipected that the an
nouncement will be made definitely.
The Helnt people already have a
large warehouse In the city, and
ahould It be decided not to establish
the factory a branch office will be
located here. Mr. Helnt la more than
pteaaed with tbe prospects of secur
ing raw materia! from tbe aurround
Ins territory, and declarea that thla la
lone of the beat locations possible on
thecoaat.
wiii'iii'ii roVTimi. or Mi:ilolilitlii
MKHKOItli. May H (1 X Wind-j"!"'-!
illS. one uf the Inrgeat lumbermen In. M""'
POSTPONE TRIAL
OF
KOLKOMISH
INDIAN WHO IB ACCt'SKD OP MUR-
DRRJNG AXOTHKR OX RKSKlt
VATWX, WILL NOT RR TRIKI)
UNTIL XKXT WKRK
....... .. - i.ia-. iti inn in niv
ling, one of the l.rgr.1 lumbermen In . "- """, "; .,,
Ihe Weal, owner of n .core of mills J. -- """."". ,,.
and Ihnuaand. of sen. of timber!" "-,"' "T ,I " ."h,.-
laiid, and C. K. IJvnna, mnniiger of tho,"" '" ' '" "" '" , ,
' " ' ' .. v. ., ... ... wns exnin neil It wns discovered that
Weei Lumber r.imimii). II Nathan of """""" ' . . .
vice president of Ihe Wend lug !"". ;;'"; " , ronceale.1 weapon,
hrr romnnii) of 'urllaiiil, haw pur- '0,l rn.r r"rr'mB "" J. ,l.i ..
, . ,,,.,.. i . s naiii tne nne, wiurii biuuiiui
chased the interests of llert Ander- "' ,,n" J"
son and W. 0. llrreii In the Dig IMnea'
Lumber company, it. A. i nieroii re
tains his Interest with llm company. lOTITT Ulll PnU tlfll I
and will coutluuo Its manager. (dill I HILOUIl HILL
The new oltlcers nre ti. N. Weml-i U nniinnrnfl
ling president. It. M.Cros Ice pres- If MB hMtf ljllllKtu9
....... -.i if Ti.L.rMf ..rritarv. I IIUH I Wll wiiii
HICIK. SHU ....v.w r-
U.1.....1 .niiniMj r.ir iniuiiif.aa nro
r.iiiniKfi. i, .," - - i . ....
,.i. t.v iho now owners. MH'IAI.liT MYOII OK IIKHKM.M
,..P........ -, a ,,--
AXXOlINrilS THAT iir; wiiw
Interest Mxi9
Contest is Be
coming Greater
Karl Henderson of Marahleld baa
challenged the winner of tho Aadtr
son-Edwards bout which la to be
staged In Klamath Palta on June I.
iThere will be n four-round prelim-
Innry lo this bout, and It la potalble
that Jack Llnkenback may be aeen In
the ring at thla time. Henderson,
who has challenged the winner of the
main event, has a good reputation aa
n boxer.
All Indications now go to ahow that
the greateat crowd ever aeea at the
onera house will wltaeaa the event oa
Saturday. June 1. for Edwarda la
anxious to retrieve hla downfall here
last fall, which la aaeerted waa due to
his condition and health.
Superintendent Edaon Watson of
the Klamath Indian reaervatlon. and
A. S. Hotcbklee returned to the
Agency thla morning, after spending
the nlcht in Klamath Falls. Mr. Wat-
eon waa on hla way to Portland to at
tend the trial of William Kolkomian,
who la to be tried In the rederal court
for the kllllna of Qulmby Chlckko-
I ahane oa the reaervatlon laat fall, but
whea he reached thla city he received
word that the trial had been post-
aad for a week. " He will leave for
Porttaad laaday, May U.
At the time Kolkomian waa placed
uadar arreet for the crime a whllo
ana waa ateo arrested for giving the
Indiana whiskey. He baa aince been
tried and sentenced. The report of
the crime waa to tbe effect that the
Indiana aad the white men bad been
drlnklnc. and Kolkomian started to
ahtu his wife, when Qulmby Inter
Ifered, with the purpose of protecting
her, whereupon be was snot ny koi
komlah.
Answer Filed In
The Case Of
Piatt vs. Worden
An answer was filed lata this after
noon by Attorneys .Kuykendait anu
Ferguson on behalf of the plaintiffs
In tho case of Harrison C. I'latt and
Hobert Trent I'latt, against Major C.
K. Worden, Involving over a thousand
dollars for attorneys' fees. The trans
action occurred In the months of July
and August, 1910. It Is claimed by
tbe Portland attorneys, through their
answer filed today, by Messrs. D. V.
Kuykendatt and C. J. Ferguson, that
an aareement was entered Into to
compensate them for their services,
they claiming that "ono ot the plain
tiffs, being, at that time, attorney
for Al D. Daniels, the owner of an un
satisfied Judgment for a Urge sum of
money, duly docketed and holding a
lien, did Journey from Portland to
Klamath Falls for tho purpose ot ad-
Justing said Judgment and In taking
thereof in payment money nnd cer
tain securities."
Having admitted tho balance of
17.10. and praying for n Judgment
against Major Worden, the I'latt law
ycra go on, It Is said In the answer
this afternoon, to say that the defend
ant paid the bill claimed, by his
check, but as the plaintiffs had al
ready entered upon tho discharge or
the contract set up in the complaint,
the defendant, Worden, wns "there
fore Indebted In a larger amount to
the plaintiffs and the sumof $7.10
wns allowed to stand to tho credit or
the plaintiff." It would seem as If
the ense will bo bitterly fought.
Attorney Thomas Drake, now- in
the Fort Klamath country, repre
sents the defendant. Major Worden.
OFFER BIG PRIZE
FOR BEST WHEAT
KIVK TIIOL'HAXD DOLLARS, TMK
WOIII.D'H GREATFJJT PRISE
Hhoulil lie Hecured by One of Klew
nth Connty's Wheat flrower Owea
lo Farmers of Keren Northweat
HUtcs Klamath County Carried
Of? Premium Laat Year, Bat Thla
la Worth Winning
3000 MEN WILL
WORK ON TRACK
IIL'HH OIIDKRH FOR THF. RAPID
COXHTnt'CTlOX OF THE ORE
ffOX FJ18TKRX RAILROAD ARE
LOOKED FOR
JACKSON, Mlea.. May 8. Prac
tically eomolate returns give lndor-
wood 5,10g, Wilson 1,010. Th4 vote
la the lightest In years.
Chas. !.oomla ot Merrill la la the
city today, a gueat at the Llvermore.
Howatoa Vhttta Merrill
John V. Houston made an automo
bile trip to Merrill Tueaday to attend
to bu.lneaa connected with hla opera
house there. Ilia brltf visit enabled
him to form the conclusion that hla
opera houae tier has a better out
look during the coming summer tbsn
ever bafora. baeauae of the fart that
the neighboring country la prospering
in an unusual degree.
NOT .urillT THE XOMIXATIOX
I'Olt PIIIWIIKMJV
EH 6RADE
EXAMINATIONS
IHOQRHT CLASH IN HISTORY OF
COUNTY WILL HE EXAMINED
TOMORROW THIRTY FROM
THIS CITY
John Mrflurr Hotter
ii.im MrPlur. who wns lu n wryi
serious condition with pneumonia ni
the lllnckburn noe..itai. nn. . '""-,,,, ,., 8mlco
covered that he was able to lenw Uof n"
homiltal yesterday. He wns nttenit -"'
cd by Iir. Merryman. of ...', or no .-. a.
,eniion n iiihimhi - - -
Istllt Wllnoii nunounced thnt he would
i.ot nccept the socialist- nomlnattou
I for iiresldenl. but would run for con-
fillll I Y NOR i0CEIIl!ucs1'.:-"c-s
.
. n.i.i.vri: uni.ns FIIIHT
. ,-...-.------
IIALLV IX SAX FRAXCIHW
SUN6 HUN CHAN6, NOT
ALGOMA WILLBE
SAWMILL TOWN
PUTTIXO ROOF ON NEW KILL ON
UPPER I.AKE WORMS AND
MANY XKW HOUSRB RKINO
ERECTED MAIL SERVICE
JAW tMKs IY
NHOf NOISE
gPIUNO ORKKK MAN INJURED BY
STALLION MAS JAW AND 8KV-
BBAL TEETH BROKEN WILL
RECOVER
Heglnnlng tomorrow, examinations
Hill ha ilvu tn alahlh erada StlldUlltS
Hiroughout the county for enlranco lo
the High School The examinations
will be held Thursday and Frldiy.
Thara will probably be about seventy.
Ave entries The eiamlnatlcn In
Xtsjuta Valla wUI ba held In lha
Central school, aad ha In charge ot
P. U reuntala, eaa of the directors of
Us Khtai heard. Tha other etaml
natloM Will be bald la the dlffireut
dUtrlet aahal hultJIna- af the COUn
y. Tharo wlU U shout thirty to Inks
Financial Kpert Arr- To lug Tlirlr
Host lu Find Out Whether on .Nor
Ihe ea-Manager of Ihe Hank of
China l a Defaulter
lltllod Press flervlco
SIIANflllAI, Mny .-" i.ni..
.i ninortH nro InlUK to nu
out whether ex-Mnnnger ruing u
Chang of tho Unnk nf t'limn is n n-
faullcr of mlllloiiH ot uoimm r
Sung wua n't tho head of tho bank un
der tho old regime, nu iuuuwiim .
revolution ho turned It ocr to tlm
lepubllrann with n volunilnoua report
of lis condition, which wns found to
be all wrong. In two trims me i
....n..... nnM not find him guilty,
but 8ung waa unable to prove himself
Innocent.
.. .,iAn iiarn been completed
for the holding at Salem on Mai r Oth
of the annual interstate ibihi....
ate dobatea on prohibition. Colleges
and unlYsrsltle. of Wa.hlngton Ida-
ho, California ana urea - -
Unlicd I'rcss Service
ui v -n AKPiacO. Mny 8. La Fol-
Ictto 1ms returned hero from tho In
terior. Ho will hold his nrsi nan
Francisco rally tonight. He Is In
good condition.
Ktart
Tuft H't Karly
United Press Service
i.immii i-u Ohio. Mny 8. I'resi-
deln Tnft Blurted enrly todny, and nd
dressed 1.B00 nt 6 o'clock thla morn
ing nt l!atl. Ho reltornteii ins ue
nunclallona of Hoosevelt. Fifteen
speecheH nro scheduled for today.
More Eaglea Added
.. ,i. Aoninr meetinc of Crater
Aerio of nnglca tonight there will be
six cnmltdntca to be Initiated, which
will bring the, numoer ueyouw
which was first placed as the goal to
be attained. The campaign will con-UMt,
it. ii. Hovav. Baaaagsr of the At
goma Lumher company waa ia
city Tuesday. Mr. Horey repona taat
v.rvihin is progressing rapiaiy at
the new saw mill town, the aame o!
which Is soon to ho changed to At
goma. Through private subscription
mall Is now being delivered dally at
tho settlement, but It U excepted that
a regular mall route win so aatan
iiahad as soon aa tho name of the
town Is npproved by the poatoMce de-
nartment.
Tha Aiaoma comoany aaa aeout
iiftv man emnloved. aad la addttlea
to building the new mill are erecting
a store, omcee, lodging aaa oaox
houses. Many aaw reeldeaoea tor
tha amployea ara alto heiag huUt
The root ot tho aaw mill wiu ae oa
within a vary few dan. the sides sav
ing already bees eaeJeeed. Tho ma
chlnery. which U oa tte grouaa, win
than b inaUllsd. aad It Is ogaottad
haain aawlnjt about the IK M Aug
ust. A million aad a nau ree oc tes-
ara already cut had ready far aawiac
A Lytle, who la employed by Frank
Sltvera at hla resort oa Spring Creek,
came to the city yesterday for med
ical treatment, and la now under tbe
care ot Dr. Merryman. He waa se
verely Injured late Monday by being
hlcked In the face by a stallion. The
Jawbone waa split and several teeth
hraken out. The fracture waa re
duced and the patient rested well last
alght, despite the seriousness or nis
tajnry.
VALE, May 8. That rush orders
for the rapid construction of the Ore-
gun Eastern railroad, neing duiii
west from Vale, are to be sent out
within the next month, and will result
in putting about 3,000 laborers oh the
Job, is the latest information on tbe
railroad situation here. From a rail
road man It is learned that the Har-
rlman directors will give the orders
about July 1st. and that a large ap
propriation haa been made for tbe
Oregon Eastern. Large forces will
be sent Into Vale before that time, so
that no time Is lost on the construc
tion of the new trans-Oregon line dur
ing the summer months.
Fifteen miles of roadbed has al
ready been completed west of this city
and the big cut at mllepost is, near
tho mouth ot Malheur canyon, will be
completed within ten days. It Is ex
pected that orders will also be re
ceived shortly for the laying or aieei
on the completed grade as far aa the
2,00-foot tunnel at mllepost 39.
Five thousand dollars for tho
five bushels ot wheat grown la the
American Northwest la the prise an
nounced as the grand champloa
sweepstakes to be awarded by. the
Northwest Development League this
year.
This Is the world's greatest prise
for wheat twice aa large aa aay
prlxe offered in Canada, Sve times aa
much as has ever been offered before
for any claaa of grain In the United
States.
The wheat ia to be displayed at the
Northwest Products Exposition, whteh
will be held In Minneapolis November
12 to 23. No entry fees will he
charted. The aamnlea must eoataln
five buibels, and along with , the
liirc;neu grain ten ounaiea or saT i
from six to ten Inches In diameter
must be sent.
States which compete are Mlaae-
sola. North Dakota. South Dakota.
Montana, Idaho, Washington aad Oregon.
The prize consists of n Big Fonr
30" farm tractor, manufactured by
tho Gas Traction company of Minne
apolis, nnd a set of plows made by the
Kmerson-Drantlngbam compear of
Rockford, IJI. The tractor aad plows
will be delivered to the wlaaer free
of cost by tbe Development Leegne.
Thl. TnirMnorr waa aalaetad hvl tha
oncers of tbe league aftetTKeh sSsav.
slderatlon ot what tbe prtae shOWM
be. and It was decided the most prac
tical prlte would be a farm 'tractor
and plows. The tractor selected will
do moat anything, plowing, harvaat
ing. drilling, harrowing, threshing or
freighting.
Mcdonald socmirt.
PRESiDEimAL OUMMTE
SPRINUFIELD, JIU., May . A
boom boa been started here for Ue
nomination of Duncan McDonald.
secretary treasurer of tho HUaois
United Mine Workers ot Amerloa tor
president ot the United States oa the
socialist ticket. Illinois delegates
will work for.hlm at the national eon
ventton In Indlaaapolle. May II.
Aa this state haa the larawot aseiai-
1st vote of any la the Union wlththe..
exception of Pennajlvale.' It' m""be
lieved McDonald will hare a
chance. Z?
Job Harrlman of Loa anaalat
Charles Ed ward Russell." the
xlne writer, are said to bo the other
two candidates most likely to got tho
nomination."
NAVIGATION COMPANY
PROPERTY GOBS TO BANK
The followlag property ot thi
v.aiih fka Navigation cotMMlir
i was sold at sheriff's sale at 10 o'clock
thla forenoon, the property being wa
i. hv st mi a A Barrett, for Ladd A
Ttlton bank of Portland, holders of
a Judgment agalast the cempany:
Tho south half of lot 1; all ot lot
I; ill ot lot I except tha east 5-46-100
feet; all In block it; me soum u
t f Mania allay ana ii reel or "
r a tha aouthweaterly portion of
lot t, block II; all ot said real prop
erty being aad situate in tuamam
rails. Klamath county, uregon.
Also Ue SB4 ot Ua SWK of Sec.
10, and Ue Ntt ot tha NWKi tho
NWH ot tho NBHi sac. is, lownsnip
41 south, range oast, wwameuo
60VERII0R TO PRESENT
BLANKET EXPENSE till
SALKM, Mny 8. Governor West
haa announced that he is preparing a
complete list of all boards, commis
sions and departments or tne state
government, with the coat ot main
tntninv each, which be Intends to
have published and Invite dlscusalon
and criticism, so people may nave a
chanca to aay which boarda or com
missions or departments are unneces
sary. He aald he Intends to put tne
matter before tbe people and leave n
to each board and commission to Jus
tify Itself.
New Gymnaalnm Hall
What haa been formerly known aa
tha Central Care. In tha opera house
Mivk. is now belna turned Into a
gymnasilo hall, tha work being car
ried on under tbe direction or rraaa
Hubert. The formal opening win
take nlaea when on the arrival of
Bud Anderson and Frankle Edwards
they will start la, one In ue aner-
New Butte Filed
A ault was filed thla afternoon for
the foreclosure ot a mortgage by L.
F. KlrkpatrJck vs. W. A. Ekert. mm
and Barrett are the attorneys for Uo
plaintiff.
SHRIhERS MAKE
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TOTAL 1S.T24. afAKOtv TaTJC
PRESENT MEMBERSHIP TOTAL
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or taat, la Klamau eoaaty, uregoa. ing -ewe -
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held at all tho hotels. A upOMsa.
marched ia tao arm aweeraaia-s--
tast alght. The imperial ca-aw-
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dataa ware admitted daftac tho '; r
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