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KLAMATH PALM, ORBOON, THURSDAY, MAY M, 1918
Ik
IIIIUM RIHVinM
raciT tv mnrs, wot MHOMr
NIGHT WILL SEE
OROZCO'S FINISH
PKMKVMI lli:iK KNKIIAL
MlKIMl LAST STAND
IK
Pcrtle limit" ' I'man-M IM
Utu IIcImI Artillery ! Irhlng In
IUMr mul Tliry Ami at IIImI
stte I'nlrrnU Have) Forcr at
j) Point " Frtftrnt Flight "' ''
Hrlx-U Toward Dnllnl Mtatra
llM I'f" flTlf"
AT KKIiUKAI. FRONT. Ilotlnuo,
u,i , May SS A battle between the
frfrrtl forf wider General lluertll
u4 the rebela under General Urniro
iu returned t lUyUreak In tlm aub.
. . ti.tUtiM TIim fntlnral arlll.
lfl Oi lirnM"i -- " I
Urr U mining hnvno In llm rebel
rtaii, while ! rebel ere unable In
wlj, ilirlr guna are lacking In
fuic ).(rrnin fighting l In prog.
U It lrllrrl tlmt till" I" Ornno'
lut itir.il
Will 'lop rtlglit lo ii. h. . . .
I'll!! I'ri-M Hurvlco
CI. I'AKO. T , May S3. The Mn
JliU rimml l.torrlitp, nalit toiUyi
"Tbi' Ainnrlrnn iipwI not fpnr llm
rtWIi "III lr" ibi fronller. W'n
itu lurrm I'Urt'il In ln' ' nixlit
of all toart Ainrrlcn I Imvo kmU
tlrt Infortuittloti Hint In llu battlx at
lUIUnnllip Kiiternnirlil lrlnry U aa-iift-1.
Ilr nlKbtfall up will tro Ornt
w'l otcilbriiw "
hli'lni PmlnflUi- ()nlrr
I'oilmnilcr (' K llrnmlrnbiirie baa
riflrl llm rulltiw Iiik imllrn frniu llm
(KKtoKcr ilnl Uncut ri'lllv to itol
ftmonrj nnlir blank, anil which arn
Wloc ikiiciI nn illiilxctlM botvl
u4 builm-M mrii IhiiiURhoiit th
mttrr!
On rVkriinry '. ID 1 3. blank money
ttittt. form Not, 3S30U to 3J400
liclmltp rrp ntolru from Htatlon
S. 39 of lb Hun Krancltcn iott
ttttt. The ttnleli onlert liaTa bpeti
rMBtrl mul llm money obtained
tktrton at nrlmm bolelt anil butl
mii hnun-4 tlirniijclinut the country.
Tkli notice It KUen you, and ynti are
tNoetletl to ailvltv hotel proiirlelum
u4 builnm men In your city to bo
ealhc alch for Ibeto tluteii nrtleni.
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE
CHINESE PiEIER FAILS
I'alltil I'nti Kortlre
I'RKIN, May 33, Yuan Hbl Kal
u dlnliiK tlm cabinet when Cram
Pint l.ln, nn offlco aeeker, entered
Ui flnil aewrnt ahola at Premier
Tiai Hbao VI. Ilo mlaaed, ami wa
ompowend nnd Jailed.
Yutn wot ih rooleat In Ihe parly,
Mliilni Man Hera
II. It. Crwln, n prominent mining
awn, It In tho Cty from l.o Annulet.
Mr. Krwln u nn ,a way lo Now I'lnu
Crwk and Port lllilwell to Inveatljtnlo
! mliiltiR properllea there. Ilo any
!! on hit nrrlval hero ho woa no
Urprlied nt tho modern apponrnnco
of theclty tlmt ho decided to remain
er a day or to lo tee what, waa tho
mh of ao much apparent prosperity.
dozeFkjljTo
IN BIG RIOT
WOHKMK.V I.NCKNHKI) WHKN THK
PIIAMIIIUI OK DKI'UTIKH KI.KCT
OI'ltlMI.NT OF UNIVKHHAIi HUK
MMIIIJ ,h nilMIDKNT
"nllid I'm Service
UUUAI'lMTB, May 88. A terrlflo
'lot, In which a doien were killed and
wounded, I tho result ot a clnth
tweei, workmen and soldlon Cot
in a goneral strike called when
ijL m,,or of PUm lti Count
""i n opponent of unWersal iuf
'?' Presldont. Twenty thousand
"WW nro massed In tbe squares of
' ly. Mobs ore sweeping tho
wmu, wrooklni, burnlni and de
"0ll vsrythlog In sbjht.
Ports Paralyzed
By Strike of
Transport Men
United from Hor vim
LONDON. Mit) 83 Tim mineral
eecullo roiiimiileii f dm I.'iiIIkiI.OI I'K'i: AM i:lil.N
irnimiuiil U'nrt,...-.. ..ii...i ..i
-- ........... turn-it ii Ki iinriii
ilrlkn of nil lunmtmri worker In Ciir.
mini, i;viry port is paralysed. Tliu
iiKimiiK inr limner wiiki- mul nhortcr
lioiirn.
Will Itliln llmkliiK Hull
(hi 1 1 n n number nf Ilia local buck
nriiiw worn Uuiplid with n iletlro In
try mil "Jim JefTrli," llm rliniiiilnti
bull. Thi-y bail nil trlul their klll
Willi toiim of llm nmniunl Imrti-t In
llm county, mul wern u llnln niilnm
lo e liiiw n tvn llvi-ly buckliiK bull
"Mini art rinlinn rrn tumln by tuv
rrnl of llm mrlli tlinl tliiiy with not
niruni in intkiii jrllr en. mul I tin
Will ll.M.1., .,,.1 iluy Mmlll ,ut-
' '
iniiiiHi tl.nt tlmy oi,,l K .I.mv,, .1,1.
'
nfiiriiimi ami try their luck
CAHADA WILL INSIST
ON CANAL TREATY
OITAWA. (Int . May 23 - Tho nt-
leiiiion o( llm iliimliilnn Kim'rument
lint been ilrnwu in dm Ailnmimi bill,
wmc I. now i,e,,K cou.dend nt 1lfr . k , ,,,
a.blnKl...,. tlm ob Jrit of which U lo'(1 (,lw,cI1 IMm(l Kai nd
pmienl .Mil owned by railway fr.m;01 , llt t tt, (0 rcay for
Imylnic acc lo American wnterwnyt. Llrr .,.. (lf .,...,, ,rnln. anH ,.
wiilrii l now iieiiiK coiitlilereil nt
.... . ... .... .
Although l.rr.uin.bly tlm bill It n
Mined dlt..clly ntC.nndn.lt mil. If It
becoinm l. .rlouity nnVct tblt
country, nnd would. nmonR olber'rom,1B for ,10 1Mt few weeka In
IbliiKt. ineunt many Cnnndlnn !. .,,,.,,. f, ,,. ,,,in nf ih.
i'U Irom iitltiR the rannl nnd portion'
of Ibo Ureal jke. It ran bo dill'
lilt ly announced tlmt If tlm rlKhta of i
the ilomlnloii nt jtuarnntcrd by trcnty
nrr affected, n prompt protett will bo
lodnvd with llrltltb AmbnMndor
llryre nt WatbliiKlon, Canndn't rlasht
to im Ibo cnnal oil an rqunllly with
other nation la defined by the liny
riinrrfoo treaty.
TO SHIP TROUT
FIRST OF JUNE
I.. AI.VA l.r.WH, WHO HA IIIIIJX
Tit .NKii:itin:i to tiii: ernn:
or risit ami iiami: commik.
MON, (JOIN TO IIHITia.Mt
l Altn l.owlt nnd fulfill)' led tbla
mornliic for Portland, where Mr.
Low It I'lpertt lo remnlii anuio tlmo In
connection with bit work with the
atatv flth and Rnmo rommUslon. Mr.
I.nwla wnt recently trnnaferrcd from
Kit urn wnrdeii to n potltlon In tho
1'orllmid olllce. He "till remnlna In
cliarxo of tho iintlonnl bird pretcrWH
of tlm atnte, nnd John Furber, deputy
Itnmo wurden, hat been nppolnted lo
look nfler Ibo bird pretervea of tho
Lower Klnmnth liko.
Mr. Lew It tinted Hint Ibo ahlpmcnt
of trout from tlm hatrhcrles for dlf
Irlbutlon nmoiiK tho slrenms of Klnm
nth county will probnbly commence
nboul tho Itt of June, nnd It la ex-
imrtx.l Hint tlio dnto of ablpmcnt nnd
the amount to bo dlttrlbuled In tbla
section will bp nnnoiincMl soon. Ar
Vanaomenls will llrat lmo to bo mnde
with pnrllea here who will ntienu to
dlatrlbutliiK Hie imui to mo iaa
nnd alrenniH whero needed.
ITHREE DOCTORS TO LEARN
WHAT BEER REALLY IS
WASHINGTON. May 2.I. A per-
Loimlly conducted tent of tbo brewer-
Ich throughout Ibo country to ueu-i-initio
Just "what Is beer" will bo made
by Doctors, Doollltle, Mlleholl nnd
Dunlnp of ibo puro food board. Tbe
doctors, who Imvo been working for n
year on tho "W'hnt I Uecr question,
received orders from Secretary Wil
son of tho department of agriculture,
In visit ibo big browerios ami mm
all there Is to know about malting
bser.
itriainunrnN. D. C May 21.
Lk. .....i. iinnnrn commltleo today
tun poii..." - ... ,,,
docldod to roport auvorsoiy u -
wool bill, which was paw" vj
house.
WORK TO START
ON NATRON LINE
IW ciikwh
niihi:iti;iTt itni'oiiT
All i.f llm I'hki-
Tlnit WitH Trans-
fern il In the Hun I'mnrlM-o Oflre
IjiM I'nll .tip (Jlren (Intern Iu He
llniil) lo l-eaie Within Three Days
Inr KImiimHi l'IU unit Natron
'I lirtMt Vriiri' Work li Complete
Work In to recommence nn the
Klnumtb I'lilln-Nntroii line, nnd all of
tliu viiKliieerltiK ninl offlco force who
went (rniiaferrvil lo tboKun Pranclico
'"J" '""' ';' '" ''r"c;1"1 "'"
In li'iiln wllhtti tlinii Uvr In return
, ,,,, ,, n ..'
In Ibolr work on tho line.
TbU U Ibo niinouiicoment recelrcd
l.mt neiiiiK from liviuly Kberlff John
(I Hrliiillock Iu ii mtimnxe from lila
Smi-ln-liiM, Junior DiiKKntt, who ttnt-
ell Hint tin? forcn Iibh licvn ordered to
bi ri-ndy m Itliln tbrru dnya to return
to work on llm Klnmath Knllt-Natron
llim. llaiigctl did not know If he
would comu to Klnmntb Knllt or be
n nt to tbu Nntron end of tho line.
It It tinted that tbero will bo nearly
the
'a-
the
operaiiou oi iiiroucn irnint, ana ii u
,,.,,. ,..,.,.. work on the line will
L0 co1m01, nnd w rutheq,
...,,. ,, .inmrnl I.... 1n
ofi
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Dill DHin PflMPAIIY
BUYSJU6EME LAUD
LITI11'V.I ll.v OI Wlill.. Iti t-i.
.u. ........ ..... . ... .-
Ikciio V V. WnterK, reprcaentlns the
ll'iirtlnnit, litiKeno und Kattern Hall-
wny company, took up options neia
by the company on sotcral lots In the
block hounded by Willamette, Ollre,
W'etl Tenth nnd W'ctt Klcventh
ttreelt,
t'retloualy the company had bought
n quarter of the same block from W.
T (lordon for f 2S.O0O. Tho company
lint nn option on tho quarter block
owned by tho Mfthodltt church, the
price ot 110,000 IioIiik nxreed upon.
Tbe only trnct left In tho block la a
lot nn which the Y. M. C. A. building
It located nnd one owned by tho l'ark
belrt. NcKotlatlona nro under way
for tbe purrhaso of both. The Y. M.
C. A. lint n tine three atory building
erected by tho ntaoclatlon three years
nKo nt nt cott of 50,000.
Mr. Waters in Id that tho railway
coinpniD'a pntiengcr nnd freight de-
hoIh will bo erected In this block, and
tlmt tho work of building will begin
enrly next fall. Tho company's arehl-
txrtii nro uorklnc on tho plans, be
tnld, nnd will hno them ready for the
conlrnctora to llgtiro on during the
summer. This property Is near the
lumlnnm center ot tho city.
When naked rernrillng tho proba
bility of beginning work on the Eu-
Kcuo-Connllls Inlorurban electric lino
Mr. W'nlcra replied thnt rail for this
work nro now on tho way from tbe
Knst. nil tho right of way has been
bniiRbt, nnd thnt conttructlon Is ex
pected lo begin within two or three
weeks.
Pokipoiie Trip to Crater Lake
Superintendent W. F. Arant and
Hanger 11. K. Momyor, who Intended
to Ieao this morning for a trip to
Crater l.nke. Iinvo postponed their
trip for n day or so until the weather
I moro favorable. Mr. Arant oe
Moves Hint Ibo recent storm would
i.r..k nn tlm snow In tho park ana
niiiUo It difficult traveling, and In ud-
illtloiv tho roads nro very muddy and
'sllppory.
(WSTIIL FOUND AND
Wllili HKTUHN TO.MOMT
Word wns recolvcd last ovenlng
.... th naatel had been found
lllili ... ' woo
near tho station of Ager on the B. v.
i... 1...1 iiw Ami Lou Flelhsman, and
Uf -mi . - - - -
will rolurn with mese genuemen,
probably arriving on this evanlnga
!-.. ti, ,nnrt t to the effect that
..- n..,.i i. in normal condition at
tho present time, but ho has very lit-
tie recollection oi m '
slnco lut Saturday.
BILL PASSES HOUSE
REGULATING CANAL
United Press Bertiee
WA8IIINOTON U. C, May SI.
The house passed'the canal bill by a
voto of 308 to 61. It carries drastic
provisions prohibiting railroads frosrf
owning or controlling directly, or In
directly, any stesinsblp lines which
would compete against tbelr Und
lines. It grants free passage through
tlm canal to every American vessel
nnd provides tolls M foreign ships.
DKATH OP WRMRT IS
KXPKOTM) MOMKNTAKILY
United Press Service
DAYTON, ObM. May SS-The
death of Wilbur tvVlght from typhoid
fever Is eipected momentarily.
Ills brother, Ofvtlle Wright, aald
teday: "There m Just a Ightlng
"There m
bat be mat i
In a eomkti
I
chance that be mar survive. Wilbur
has been In a eomktooe state for two
days,
SERVICES FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
.MKMltKRH OF RKUKF CORPS, O.
A. It. AND CltlSKNS HOLD A
MHRTINO TO ASRANOR FOR
PAHADK AND MM1CES
A meeting waa 'held at tbe court
house last evening by mambera of the
Woman's Relief Corps, r. B. Spragvo
Post a. A. R. and a number of dttsens
for Ihe purpose of making arrange
ments for a parade aa4 program for
Decoration Day. .ft mooting waa
organised with Jocja W. S. Worae
as chairman and . 4
retary.
It was decided to elect a
committee of three to take oatlro
charge of the ceremonial, to aaloet
tub-committees and to satond Invita
tions to alt fraternal orders, civic
bodies, city (Ire department and tho
public schools. Tbe Weman's: relief
Corps having previously mot and ap
pointed committees of tho corps on
mualc. Dowers, etc., It waa decided to
accept their committees and assist In
every way to make the exercise a sue
ceaa. A gensral Invitation waa extended
to all citizens to take part, and the
committee on parade will assign
places for all orders and organisa
tion In the line of march. B. B.
Ramsby waa appointed ohUer ot tho
day, to have charge of tho parade,
with power to appoint all necessary
aids. A meeting of members of tho
corps, O. A. R. and eltliena represent
ing the different cotnmRtoao will meet
at the offlco of Judge Worden on Sat
urday afternoon at I: I.
MEDFORD CHOSEN
BY ODD FELLOWS
THK NKXT ANNUAL MXBTINa OF
(IRAND LODGE WILL RK HELD
IN JACKSON COUNTY MVP.
PORTED BY KLAMiWI
The Ilvtald thla afUraoon r.eelved
the following message from W H
North, 'delegaU from Klamath Fnlla
to the I. O. O. F. Orand Lodge nt Pan-
dlsten:
"The Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. will
meet at Medtord la mi."
The contest for tho next moating of
the Grand Lodge waa betwoan Roae-
burg and Msdford. Two yaara ago
tbe delegates from Roaeburg
nounced that they would aak tor Uo
1018 meeting, but lost out to Paadle
ton. This year they mat tho aame
fate through the activity and work
done to support tho Medtord dele-
gates. ,
The Klamath Falls Lodge tiatroet
ed It delsgatos to support Medtord
this year.. Tb 1114 mooting wttl
probably bo held In Portland, ami an
effort will bo made to nun tho 1111
convention for Klamath Falls. It to
believed that It wUl bo noaslMo to aa.
cure the meeting nt that time, aa tho
railroad between Eugene and this elty
will then be It oieratlaa,.
VIGILANTES
WILL DISBAND
BIO RKCKPTION FOR ATTORNEY
GENERAL
Trial of Vigilantes for Contempt Is In
Progress Witness Says Porter,
VigUaate, Threatened and Cursed
tho Attorneys for the IndnstrisllaU
On the Street Threatened
Than Rettsaaa Got
United Press Service
SAN DIEQO, May SI. The dUteas
of this city plan n big reception for
Attorney General Webb, who will ar
rive hero Friday morning to Investi
gate tho vigilantes and Industrialists.
It Is expected tho vigilantes will dis
band Immediately.
Testifying before Huperlor Judgo
En Banc, W. W. Tenbrock swore that
he heard J. M. Porter, a leading vigil
ante, threaten nnd curse tbo Indus
trialist attorneys, Moore and Robblns,
on tbe street. He swore that Porter
aald: "More than Ben Relamaa got
la In store for you.
J. M. Haley awore a member of tbo
crewd.aald: "Wo saved you from be
ing strung up to n telegraph pole, and
are not going to do It again. .
The city Is quiet today, but every
one realises tbe deep significance of
the proceedings.
ROME, May 88. The San Francis
co exposition committee has been pre
sented to the king, tho premier and
the mayor of Rome, and dlnea with
them tonight.
ICtEASES Vtm.ll IY
IHlV IW UMiTMvrHrlrili)
WlmtM! UMllet WmmtM m
to Increase Demand for Hoaso Pro
dnrta and Artkleo of American
afaaafartnt
DERKELET, Calif., May 88. The
Chamber of Commerce of Berkeley
baa started a "Patronise American
Qoods" campaign, built along the
lines of n similar campaign carried on
In Oermaay. It haa asked that tho
Portland Chamber ot Commerce drop
la line by bringing tbo matter before
the public, la order that the proposi
tion be made popular throughout the
country.
It haa drawn up ten commandmenta
which It la figured. It followed, will
result In a material Increase la the
demand for home products or articles
of American manufacture to the ex
clusion of Imported goods. Tho com
mandmenu follew:
'In nil your expenditures, remem
ber thnt your Interests are Identical
with the interests of yoar fellow coun
trymen. Help yourself by helping
them.
"Never forget that when yon buy n
foreign made article you are sending
money out of the country, and this Is
detrimental when you can get Just aa
good la homo markets.
"Tour money ahonld pront your
own country trot Americana have a
right to consider tbe welfare of Amor
loans. "Use American machinery where It
will do the work. Americana are your
neighbors, not your rivals.
"American foods are ample and ex
cellent. Why aend abroad, when you
have Just as good at homo?
Write on American paper, with an
American mnde pea with Ink made la
Amerloa, and use blotting paper made
la America.
"American Sour, fruits, Togetables
will add to your feeling ot aattstactlon
when you resect that Industries which
give vigor to the nation lend dignity
to the cltliea.
"America producea aearly every
tropical fruit, aad from the Philip-
Dikes you may obtain enough to com
plete tho fullest list from which to
choose,
"Use drees good, cloths, leather
aad other manufactured articles made
la the United State.
Lot net Tanlty aor sophistry
swerve yon from these rales, aad bo
irmly eoavtaeed that ao matter want
others stay ear. Americaa proaucia
ought to be the irst ehoto of wry
good ettleea. This wui snng wen an
era ot prosperity as never before was
kaowa ta this eeaatry,"
Both Claim the
Majority of Ohio
State Delegates
United Press Service
COLUMBUS, May 88. The Rooso-
velters claim a slight majority of the
republican state convention delegates.
Tbo Taft managers make the aame
claim. Tbe followers of Harmon are
uncertain whether they will control.
Tbe latest returns Indicate that
Roosevelt elected thirty-one delegates
and Taft eleven. Harmon's plurality
Is 10,000.
CANDIDATES OPEN
JERSEY CAMPAIGN
United Preea Service
TRENTON, N. J., May 88. Taft,
Roosevelt and La Toilette are now Is
New Jersey. Taft will speak tonight
at Camden and Burlington and then
here. Roosevelt opened nt Patterson
at noon. Ho will make ton speeches
today.
NEVER I BETTER Til
SAYS f RAMIE EDtfAID.
Frankle Edwards, who arrived here
last evening from San Francisco to
commence his training In prepara
tion for his boxing bout with Bud An
derson June 1st, stated today that he
was never In better trim, and hoped
to have an easy mark In his opponent.
While this might bo regarded aa n
characteristic observation for n boxer
to make, those who have known Ed
wards for two years say that he ta in
undoubtedly far away, ahead of any
condition ho evinced here formerly.
Today he ran eight mUes with hi
trainer, Toby Miller, but It la con-
cdeed that he la already la InUhod
form, since he only night before last
finished his work ot training MeCloa
key, who last nlghtJn.San Frnadoeo
fought Tommy Ryan's white hope.
Large contingents ot tana nro ex
pected from Fort Klamath. Merrill,
Bonanxa, Montague. Dorrtt, Dairy
and other adjacent points.
WARSHIPS AND
MARINES TO CUBA
UPRISING OF NEGROES IN REVO
LUTION BEUKVKD TO HAVE
BEEN STARTED TO PROVOKE
AMERICAN INTERVENTION
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 88.
The state department haa requested
the navy department to send warship
and marines to quarantine Quanta-
namo near the scene of tbe negro rev
olution in Cuba. The transport Pral
rle and BOO marine nro going from
Philadelphia.
The gunboat Paducah and Nash
ville are already at Guantanamo. It
I reported that Americaa property
has been damaged and Uvea are la
danger by 8,000 negroes who are loot
ing and destroying property.
It Is believed tho uprising ha been
started to provoke Americaa Interven
tion.
LAND BOARD NOhD AID
NOU tl UK COIIsTY
SALEM, May 18. Aa a result ot a
concession made by tbe state Und
board, at a meeting held yesterday
afternoon to C. M. Sain aad associates
the work ot preparing to extract the
salt deposits In Abort nnd Summer
lakes In Lake county, will ba started
by June 1. This concession waa the
reduction of tho surety bond required
of Bain and associates from 160,000
to $10,000 for tbe Irst year, oa con
dition that the bond wilt be Increased
to 850,000 thereafter.
All provisions of the contract Be
tween the state and Bala were agreed
upon about two months ago, aad tho
matter haa beta held tip pending tho
lllng ot a proper bond by Sal. Now
that this feature to settled Bala atatea
that ao Urn will be lost ta getting
tbe preliminary development work
started. He said hs had mea oa uo
ground ready to begin work. Tho
stats Is to receive a royalty oa we
products ot tho lakes.
CAR OF DOCKERS
HERE FOR RODEO
'JIM JEFFRIES," TaTJB CKAafPWN
BUCKINOBUIjIi
Twenty-Five Mean Leokhsg "CMMsrsI"
Arrive From Lea
tho Chsmpla
tso World An Taken lo
OroAs to Bo Pat Into
toDoThetrPrstUist
Tho carload of champion baeklac
horses, which will bo n part of the ea
tertalnmont dnrlag the Ktts Rodeo
haa arrived, aad ware nsJoaded at the
stock yard this morning. Tho eat-
mala are the ones which were need at
the Pendleton Jtonnd-Up last year,
and were brought here from Los Aa
geles. la the shipment waa "Jlsa
Jeffries," the champion backing ball
ot tbo world, sad twenty-Ire ateaa
looking bucking horses.
Included In tho latter are "Cy
clone," recognised ss tho ehsmptmi
backer of tbo world; "Bteek Dia
mond." "Phoenix," n bay; '
abw a bay. aad "Black Bear."
"Cyclone" la n pretty fair
hone, rather dopey looking, with a
drooping head, bat n wicked ""n
eye. N. M. Calloway is tho atteados
who came along with tho ear, bat
Mr. Whitman, Uo manager, wttl prob
ably bo here tonight.
The animal were plaeed fca the est
raU at the depot, where they wan In
spected by n terse gathering ec ew
Uens aad a number of the i
horsemen of the eonntry.
noon thoy were taken to tho Bslss
ground, where they will bo pat am
condition for i
during the big eararral. whtek 1
next Friday.
The managers of tho Rose ,
that abont 80 karats wttl bo aosd at
the exhibition, nnd contract has al
ready been mad for a largo qaaatMr
of bay for tb ns of tho snlmsls, it
Is estimated thnt it will take akwat
Ave tons of nay a day. Probably br
the end of the weak there wttl be lit
horses nt the ground, aad ether ar
rivals will be coming la an i
It Is promised that there will bo i
horses from every portion ot
ath and Lake counties, aa there Is a'
little contest oa among tho kerns
owners to see If they cannot prodnee
n bono to beat the champloa.
URCLE SU TQTELL
FAIKIS IN) Tl FAN
WASHINGTON. D. C, May 18
Secretary ot Agriculture WUsoa has
announced plans to be instltated for
tsrm management study aad work at
the North, for which both hoaso ot
congress have made provision la the
agructltural appropriation. Tato
plan correspond to tbe cc-operatrre
demonstration work la the Soatk.
The federal government, through Ms
agents, who will act la co operation
with state and local Inspectors, pur
poses to make a compreheaarr o study
of the farm of tho country, with a
view to carrying to the farmer later-
maUon which will ahow him why a
certain branch of hi industry I aa
profitable and how ho oaa make It pay
or, if not. why he ahonld drop that
branch.
KLAMATH MOLES
FOR ISLANDS
TWENTY OF THE FINEST MULBS
EVER SHIPPED OUT OF KLAM
ATH COUNTY WILL BE SENT SO
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Guy Merrill will ship a carload of . -'
mules la the morulas to Truer. CoJtt
The car will contain tweaty-etgM ae
lmals, .which are designated ap smvt
Merrill aa "the Inert bunch ot antes '-
ever shinned out ot Klamath eeuaty," ' '
Twutnf thaaa mates have bOSB Ml ri ,i. !
ehua4 foe aktaeaeat to the mawaaaa 'W -
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Islands. The mates arefafssi Wttm . 0; 4
pounds, aad ranged from s to s aaaon
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