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KLAMATH VA1.1M, OHKOON, HATIJHOAY, JULY (I, IIMil
Price, Fife Cesrta
COMMISSION IS
AGAINST CHANGE
MAJOIIITV OPI-ONE IIEIiWTIOX
OK LICKNNK
l'iminillnnei' Htmie Willi I In I'm
i
murage TuiirlMa niiil NMirtauieti In
I 'mill' llrrr. mmiI Aitlr HI long IV.
I II Inn Knim ltelilenl nf County.
Wklng Mprclnl Flali ami llmiii' Im
fur Klamath County
Attorney 0. F, tllnu, who hue r
turned friiiu the meeting uf Hi (lull
nml game roinmlnle.ii In Portland,
steles Dial tho riimmlaalon It divided
mi lint question of reducing thn non
re .Idrnt nun license to llm same
nliiiiillil aa that of residents of tho
lulu. Tim matter wm conaldsrsd.
Iitii tin majority warn opposed In any
change.
Mr. Hlune bellevcia, Willi lliu major
ity of llm sportameti of thla aectluu,
Hint Ilia alatn would bn much more
benefited If llio hunting ami flailing
reaourrra were mure t liorouxlilr ml
vrrliaed ami sportsmen from all over
the United Htalra were enrmiragod
In rome here, hi.trad of being liter
ally fliied, aa nl prcaeut Millions of
lolUra roulil be hioughl Into the
late without depleting tin- Hah ur
Kainn, or reducing tin- prevent r re
turn from llrona-.
Tht. average tinn-realdenl on n va
ration does not aprlnl oer ll few
dsya ur a week In earh year rlabloa
or hunting, liul In that lima they will
spend on an average of 1 100 to ai
man. It they ara held up (or II or
110 for a few day a rUhlng they arui
not going In romp, ami Hip atnln will'
not gat Ihp benefit of IliU eiuirmuus
nimmnt of now money. '
Till la particularly trim of that
Kl.uiialh country One uf thi' groat1
Fire Destroys a
Block of Build
ings at Bend
'I I ip town of lleud (-mini near lining
wiped nut hy iim on Ihn Fourth, ac
cording to Ilia following illinlrli to
llm Portland Jourunli
In thn nilil-l of n hlg Fourth rein-
liintlon, lleud wns visited hy n rirn
that wiped out a block of boslueai
liouaes nnrly last evening, Tim loaa Is
about .16,0(l(l. Tim flames tnrliil
from an overheated mnvn in n harbor
nhoi bathroom,
Mt, A, II. Ilrown of Nnwlon, Iowa,
nu aged woman hern on n vUlt, barely
mrMiil, being taken mil of an upper
alury window, A volunteer fireman
sustained severe hurna, anil la In llm
hospital. Til u buildings were all
frnnm ami burned fiercely, Absence
of wlml aavril llm town.
llm following ilarra wnri wlpi
oui I'liaiofflrn, Owl pharmacy, Innpa
A llavlilann bnrhiir ahon. Mrn. Mrln
toali'a mllllniTy hIioi, Mra, A. II.
Illack'a milliner)' ahon, O. A. Thor.
aon'a Jimplrr aiuri. Iluntcr llroa.'
nlnt ahop, Central Orrgon Trucking
rompany, Orrgon l.nml ami Immlgrn
Hon rompany, M H. Uttln Co.V
urtlct-a, ImlgP hall litpil by four Imlgfa'
ami Ihp rootna of apveral famlllra up.
Inlra. W. C. MrCulatou'a grocer
atorp waa partly itmlroyvil, All ttr
mall nml piMiomro fixture wprp
aavml, Tim oa U half rovprnl by
linuranca. .
GIGANIC LINER
RUNS INTO MUD
'dlml I'riM Krrvlin
Ni:V YOltK, July ll. Tim
llnoi'.
MANY DEATHS IN I
EAST FROM HEAT
WANTS SECOND
BOUT WITH RIVERS
Olympic, wlilln molding thn yacht
X'IUIiik. atruck 11 muilhank. Tugi
pulloil Imr on unliijiiriid nftnr aomu
hour.
ii:.tiim
IICI'OIITIIII IS
WKHT, AI.MO
MIIII,K
Mr. nml Mra. IMwIli Kink of Metis,
Tiiaa, who hnvn lupti vlalllug Mra,
din Kink at hi-r Klnrnnth niiiim
hoiiif, pft lnl nlghl on their home-1
want Jourupy Mr. ami Mr. Kluk
lime Hindu nu i.'Jtennlvp trip allien1
liarlnr. thulr Tiuua houiv, tlaltlng'
nearly alt of Dm UYatcrii nml Mhlillu
WVnt atnlra, ami will return to their I
liuiim ln Han Kranrlaco, Im Angelea,
Halt Ukn City, tho cltlea of Wyoming,
Vonlnna, llm Dakolaa nml MlnneaoU,
I lfli-.ii Oralha Miner Hot Wart) HUrt
United I'reaa Serrlce
I.OH AKOKI.KH, July fi-Wolgaat
'today nnounced Hint ho will meet Jo
j libera ngaln for a C,000 bet. Mc-
Carey la trying to arrange thn bout
for ltbor Day.
Mrt'nrey roaated tho Wolch derl
alon, and may yet give the belt to
Hirer.
Conservation of
Vast Forests in
Czar's Domain
.I In Chicago YrMrnlar. anil M,t.MKIIHOV MAY MKKT tOIUIKH
liinl Xumbrr of J'rualrat.ona FIIATIIIIHWKIOHT CIIAMPIO.V
llarlliiliL TihIm l.lla.t.lJ
JOHNSON
WIL
RETIRE
I
SOON
Ul
I' ' iiuu Anueraon may aoon get a
chnncp to ahow what he can do In
CbiiiiKP In TniiiH-raliire lcal ,a"1 foralia'')r' Wek Donald, hla
manager, announced laat night that
1 ho had about concluded arrangements
I 11II0.I I'rra rtrltr jf()r fiKhi betwpcn Anderaon and Abo
CIIK'AOO, July .- Fifteen deatha, Attrll to occur thn latter part of thla
In whlrli l.n.,r .n,i..ii,..v i.r h,.i,'I"vp been reported alnee tho hot wave month.
two children with relallrea while on "f-,l yealcrday, nml fifteen proatra-, , Anderaon, Oonald and Fred An-
ii,tp ...iw.r.i i...... In..... 1 .. i- ..... 1 j diraon left thla morning for Medford,
limir ouiwiiril Journey, Itloiia havo been reported a nc day- t .......
' , ' where n fight will be arranged.
- light.
United I'reaa Herrlco
WA8HINOTO.V, I). C, July .
An Intercatlng story of tho conacrra
tlon of tho forests In fluasla comott
from Consul John II. (Irout, stationed
nt Odessa. That the ttusilans, hack
ward In many things, have long ben
foraeelng In tho matter of timber sup
ply Is told by Orout, who says:
"While the privately owned wood
lland of Itussla Is being annually re
duced In area, the extenslro state for
eats are but gradually be In brought
Into uae, and for a long time to come
they will contlnuo to bo an Important!
reierre timber aupply of the world..
Theai- forests cover 937,000,000 acrea.l'n'leil I'
REBEL CAPITAL
NOW AT JUAREZ
I'HTOM HOL'HK CO.WKItTKO INTO
HTATK CAI'ITOI,
Tliem Are .Voir Hit ThnauuuMl lUbcla
at JmurrM, anil Oroeo la IMrlaa;
All of the Caltle From that Hur
roumllng Itanrlirw Into the City.
Mailerlsta Oiirernmrnt lUubllalietl
at Chihuahua City.
SYDNEY WINS
HENLEY REGATTA
I'lllIX AVAIIIti:i ITIIHO.V HY
ki.vo (ireiuii: ami yi':i:.
.MAHY at i:ii of Tin: (Wit.
MV.ll. OF NfOllTM
t tilled I'reaa Herrlco !
rilll.ADKI.I'IIIA, July C Two
IiIIihJ from heal today, making a total
jof eleven doaths slnre tho hot wate
alarled
SANDERSON
IS
LAID TO REST
a proportion of which Is well stocked.
The Increasing utilization of state for
eats Is shown by Increasing receipts
rrom the salo of timber, which hare
rlaen from 19,4(8,300 In 1890, to
f i:,r,2C,610 In 1911
CURRENCY IS
NOW
LAUNDERED
luNTIIIK CITY FAYS ItKXI'F.CT TO
MKMOIIY OF TIIK DKI'AltTKD
KA'-MAYOIt UIM1KS, CITY OF
FICIAL AMI lOI.ICti I.V I.I.VK
TO OFFICKKH KIM.F.D WHKX
AKROI'I.AXK Ttlt.VH TVIITI.K
t.'nlled I'reaa Service
SALIsnUHY. England, July
Captain K. II. Ixirralns of Orenadaler
Guards and Sergeant Major Wilton
were killed today near Stonehcnge,
when the sides of an army aeroplane
became warped and the machine
turned turtle.
I nlled I'ri-ai Hen Ire
LONDON. July 0. -The llentay r-
I'.atln endiil today with the. personal
presentation by King (leorge and
Qiieeu Mary of the principal urliea to
tlm wluiilmj oarauieii. The king and
CIIAMI'IO.V A.VXOt'.VCKM III! VII.I.Il'rem Joined the great water carol-
uvirr si.vl'ii iii'i.'iiiiL. tiim, ul In tlm ancient nival Urn. whips'
iiav. tvit i-iii.'; iifrinu u.,.n. a built for William III., which has
IU.NCJ HIJHF 1 '"' Uern ' nearly a "indredlu.oul
The funeral servlco of the late
Fred T. Sanderson was held this af
ternoon, during which tlmo nil of thn
(HIM: OF KI.Vp l TIIK WOltl.O sloritt and business Iiousm of the city
I'UII TAKI.NO DIItT AND aKum'x,fT c,o,0d' rrlt at the houne
,ere conuucicu oy iter. ueo. 11. reeo
r! tho Grace Methodist KpUcopnl
(liurch. At the grave tho ritualistic
iKervlces of the Masoru waa used
a . The body waa followed to the ceme
V. .
t'MTKO STATKH HAH ONXY MA
FIUIM I'AI'KK MO.VKY
,t'nltil I'reaa Her Ire
WAaillNOTON, u
a.. Juty
r.ot heen unm! for nearly a hundred I unt.nl.i . ,.......... i .. ,,i,lrl' "T on " largest gatherings
wa, k-.'iaMtv.s. 1 - v IM lug NUIIII !. !. . I a 1. la
1h.b.rgpw..gorgeu.eeflrat.;.r.r.ng and printing, the M,JSS&Stl
e-l In red nml gold, and was manned '"-wo l- wvernment turn, out tho , unlform , '
hem feel Ihat the) nm helng xrafle.1 larrlrr.1 In Chicago todar. re.11len.lent !' ,,",,, 'l'r W. (I. Kaal and l ' ' ""' '"' ' ' '' """ c'' ;"" alao the members of the Masonic Or-
when they are force.1 to pay IB forllu a white suit and diamonds. Heu o( the king's wntermen clnd In nn- ,lon ,,f Mvf bnIi , u(e (, Uc(
Ihp lirlvltptfn uf lhkllitf 11 aAtiliiir riiillpkt.l ! ku ....l.l I...A.1, t-t. ...I.. r...i..a ....it........ i. . .
--- 1 - - -" - - - ""-I-- ' ! "li.-i-. rijuii im. ...... . u..wi uuiiuiiiii., i.ir.i mr, crumpled, worn ami gerni'lm en nn
.. . ... . . j -
ii.wnwi- niijr limp,
t-ttresnurc) of thla ntlon Is tin.
hunting and flahlug romhlnrd with I iiltcHl I'reaa Service
the lake re.orla, Tnurlata who comet CIIICAOO. Jlllr 6 Jack Jnhaaoa
will mrml Caller
or any nihvr
re,
Hill. iIimiii iit Ili-tlp imllnM
" ""- -., ..,
0 per rent nf them never hnvn pa-'
iienra enough lointrh n nah.yet Clityj,,forM u,,r lHy ,,, , w,
ould not nbJeriMn paying ft for '" Imiro."
igiit 111 try. , .
Mr. Htmm bellnies thnt It might bvinlU( j,... nirirn
im-.II.Ip to get llm rommlaaloii lo ni-'SllX HIV lilTIFS
pmve n law making the llcenae unl.un,u unl U",LU
form In Klnrnnth county by aecurlnit'
alrnng petition from Ilia people of
till krllou, A petition algnvd by
2,(m)0 or 3,00(1 peiipto nf the county.
would hne conalderable weight with
the rommlaalon. If this law Is se
ruled for Klnrnnth county, Mr, Htone
la ronndenl that other counties of tlm
ilnie will not In lung In seeing Ilk
nihaulagv, nml will demand n change
Hi iircnrdanre.
At tho meeting of the rommlaalii.i
11. Portland nn appropriation of
HUD QUIET FOURTH!:,-
walking In coronation nml funeral
ploresloua, this Is the first real Job
Hit mynl watermen hate hnd for
many years, but they nn- nil (elected
Kntmcti, ami hnd little dinicully In
handling tho uuwteldly craft.
Their majesties were
memloua welcome by
. . , ... , , .. . oi'o ue ruemoers 01 toe m.
phi fir iftli.nw.A linu I.M..n II.M .im.iM-
m .. ..-1 1 111. ... . b .1 1 . Iur Woodmen of tho World and other
on of new bllle to take the placo of ., , , .... .... . ,
i"r.v iv -.111111 in? tievvaacu lie
longed.
per money, sent In for redemption,
It hus had sufficient use to prove Its
success In taking the wrinkles and
dirt and germs nut of badly used cur
rency. Two young ladlea have been
Placed In charge of the laundry. One
I feeds the soiled money to -one of tho
awarded nnn("lnl, "' " other stneks the
lli.. Minna. I-"""' "' i"ereu uoies wuen
.Mll.VhOX TKI.I.M 1'iaXS OF
CAI.IFOItMA I'ltOCRKSHIYKS
llinv rtin.A llim,ii.t.
I .. ....-.. .. , ,-... ..... "' w.-.W .MIWHM.
in 111 -iuujiiiii'n nnu aocieii iuih
M lli. Il.m. ....! ll.M ..'A I. alii..
Alex, Martin, Hr arrived !( nve-
King from his home nt Oakland, and , ,
elpacta to remain here tlm greater Hjilnr) re ln
nart of the aumnmr looking nfn.p I.U rll' H)dney crew won tho lualll
hu.lnes. nml i.ronerlv her... Mr. v.r. H""1 UX H'rcu-ijunrter of a length.
( nlted I'rrss Servlco
SACIIAMKNTO, July 6. Oorernor
.'nhuson lnued n long statement tc
ilay that the progressive conference
decided that the Taft and Itooserelt
light would be made oror candidates
MMY CHANGES MADE
III NATIONAL FOREST
I'M-ftluYnt Taft Has F.llinlaated Maay
TliouumU of Arren of Land Froen
1 h Uorrrnment ForeaU Iteaerrea
In DlfTerent Htatra
resa Serrlce
KI, I'AHO, Texas, July 6. Oorer
nor Felix Oultterez has re-established
the rebel government of Chihuahua
at Jaurcr., making tho aurex customs
house tho state capltol.
There are now 6,000 rebel at Jau
rx. General Oroxco la driving all
the cattlo from the Terrains ranches
Into Jaurei.
Governor Abratn Gontales has re
established the MaderUU state gov
ernment at ChlhuaUua City.
Ill CITY ON HIKE FROM
SPOKANE TO 'FRISCO
ll.oiiil was voted for tho purpose, of
leaning u regulation llah car from tho
Hoiithern I'aclflu for n period of ten
OLYiJClAlES
AT
tin states that Han Frnuclatn and Onk
Inml linil the quleteal Fourth of July
Hint he hna ever seen.
"Why," snld Mr. Mnrtlu, "there nra
mors) people tin tlm streets In Ktnm
uth Tails than I saw either In San
Frnnclaro or Oakland nu tlm Fourth."
In the rnro for thn diamond sculls
K, W I'owell defeated A McCultoch
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS TONIGHT
STOCKHOLM
ICV.NKYI.VANIA ATHI.KTK MAKKM
XKW ItKCOItlf FIYF. AMKIll
t'AXN QUALIFY FOU HHI MKTF.lt
IINAIJ4
Hulled I'resa Service
HTOCKIIOI.M July 6. Klvo Amor.
iuih iiualllted for 100 meter flnnls
tomorrow. Donald l.lpplncotl of tho
I nlverslty of I'ennsylvnnlu, mmlo it
" Olympic rocord of 10 a-fi sec
'mls, Thn othors who (uallfled urn
V V Delolo of Chicago, Howard Drew
"' prlngllold, Mass,; AIvaIi Meyer of
'c-v York nml Kalph Crnlg of I)e-
Hun,
Gerlmrt of Hnn Francisco wna heal
1 ii lu lliu aoml-flnnls,
Threo thousnnd Athlvtoa marched
I'ihi King Oustav when tho pistol nhut
"Peiieil tho Olympic gnmes.
Twenty-six nations wero icprosent
'i llio Americans helng fourth In tlm
Hiii) of march.
Iin Courlnoy of Henttlo mid I'olo
'lerhnrdt of San rranclaco wore
'"'loin those qualifying for the opon
iik heat of 100 meter.
MARTIN VICE-PRESIDENT
OF FU6ENE SAVINGS BANK
Alox Martin, Jr., who
ranted from Klamath Falls to Kit-1
gene, hns been elected vice president
of the Kugcue l.onn nml Savings
bunk, nml hns taken nn nrtlvo part lu
the business of the concern.
1 On account of thu celebration uf
the Fourth, tho regular Friday night
Imeetliig of Klamath Lodge No. 137,
'l O, O, F was postponed until this
veiling, when tho new otTlcer-i for the
recently ,orm '-Ihk January 1, 1913. will bo
iii.iiiiieu, oisirici uepuir tiranu
Muster I'erclvnl Shnll will bo tho In
stalling otllrcr. Tho offlfra elect
who will take, thulr chnlrs tonight
ale Thomns Gruhb, Noble Grand;
Fred llremer, Vlco Grand; George It.
Humphrey, acrelnry nml 1'. I.. Foun
tain, treasurer.
yearn. Through hla bualuvss rela
tions with tho railroad rompany Mr.
Htonn wiih uhle IjbHPCtiro u proinlso of
the ear, which Is to ho built specially
for the purptum by August. Tho com
mission will thou hnvo 10,000,000
trout fry for distribution over thu
statu hy that time, nud Klamalli
county will got u good share.
Unfortunately tlm recent Hhlpmenl, About Ihlily members of tho Klki
Which rnmo In (nnu, worn In bail -lodge. an their Indies left this morn
slinpe, nml It vnn nuresiinry to place lug on tho special I'ttllmnns to
ABOUT THIRTY GO ON
PORTLAND EXCURSION
llefore thn mnchlnp hml I.pph
inlnced In i.ractlcal servlco llm rl.lm. , for ,ho -claturc. Progressive can-
made for ll attracted thn ntipntlnn nf -- nro to be pledged to vote for
government offlclnls In several Euro-'ircsldentlal electors who will vote for
penn countries. They sent over tX- '"N1"11' ' excoriated tho Taftltes
nmnlcs uf much nbuaed currenev. ami rnJ -'"trick Calhoun. Tho protrea
wero delighted In the condition lnl"m wl" "Uo cfcu' PUt.cm to
which It wns returned to them. I'"" '-"o-ovelt electors on the ballot,
Hundreds of people have seen the ,n nny eVfnt'
mnchtno In action. Many of those who
laughed nt the Inventor and others
nssoclatod with him In his effort to
put such n machine on the market nrel
today toud In their pralsea for the
wonderful piece of machinery. It la
estmntcd thnt In olght hours 30,000
nnd Sfi.OOO old bills can be laundered.
National bank presidents bare been,
asked to sign notes from their Insti
tutions In strong Indelible Ink, so that.
when such bills are put through the I
laundry the Ink will not fade. Aa It
Is today bank presidents sign notes I
with any kind of Ink, from plain polk
berry Juice up to ordinary five-cent
Ink. Thoso fade In the laundry ma
chlno. tlurgess Smith, n native of Macon,
Gn., but for tho past eight years a
scientist at tho bureau of engraving
and printing, Is the designer of tho
now mnchln.0. He Is rather timid In
regnrd to accepting tho prntse due to
him, and It wns only after much
questioning thnt his friends could es
tablish the fact thnt he wan tho In
ventor. Snmucl Kldor of Philadel
phia, for fourteen years n machinist
nl tho bureau, followed tho designs of
CONGRESSMAN KENT
WILL SEEKJE-EIECTION
He III Make His Campaign aa a Fro
Kmulrr Without Xomlnation aud
I'npledjpNt to the Ilepubllraa Tarty
hi Any Way
Mr. Smith, nnd made thn mnclilnn.
t ll lllll 11 u t HAn alu t .ul I .1 t Jll t n iki.lll .. S t .. .. .1 tlm O , I 1 rt.t rmj. ..!. !. .... . - ! IM a . - - .
ii vim iii atiiuiiiin niiiiiiMiiiiiajii ajas iiiuii u ittm tiiii iiiiiiti iiuumv. wiiiuii uuuiH i iiihv wirn imitrnnf hi. nur nnvi' i mv i iiinrnrv nnu miairni iiiirinm aj .. a ...-.
arrival, which waa Into In tho livening, lu Portland, beginning Monday. Qultu'nro enjoying together tho victory they carried out. and tho day waa spent In 'mated from tho 'coronado national
WASHINGTON. D. C, July 6.
Congressman Kent has announced he
umld campaign for re-clectlou aa a
progressive, without a party nomina
tion and unpledged to the republican
party.
BIG 6ATHERIN6 HAS FINE
TIME IN POE VALLEY
A good old fashioned Fourth was
spent Thursday at Foe Valley, when
over 100 ranchers gathered at tho
John Van Motor grove for n picnic. A
literary nnu musical program was
I nlled Press Bervte'
WASHINGTON, D. C, July .
President Taft has Just made consid
erable changes In national forests In
Montana, Arlxona, Nevada, Utah and
California through presidential proc
lamations modifying the boundary
lines. Ily theso. change nearly 176,
C00 acrt-n of land are eliminated from
the forests, about 65,000 acres are
added, nml about 55,000 acre are
transferred between two forests,
while n new forest Is created by the
division of an old unit Into two.
The net result Is to bring down the
totul .irons area of tho national for
esta to aboue 187,400,000 acres, of
which nearly 17.000,000 acres are In
Alnskn. To a considerable extent,
however, the reductions, so far aa
Isnrt actually owned by the govern
ment Is concerned, are apparent rath
er than real, owing to heavy aliena
tions In the tracts eliminated. Some
22.0ll0.000 acres of the national for
est gross area are not owned by the
government.
The high water mark of the nation
al forest gross area was reached In
1909, when the forest boundaries In
cluded over 194,000,000 acres. It
was then realized, however, that In
tanking the examinations on which
thu presidential proclamations creat
ing tho forests were based the work
had been too rapid to Insure In all!
enhea the best boundaries. Some
times land which should have b.een
Included' was loft out. while at other
times land waa taken In which was
not best suited to forest purposes.
Consequently n complete overhaul-
Inr .stitl ti-ctlflcatlon of the foreatj
boundnrlei4na planned, and has been)
going on ever since, uy successivo
proclamations President Taft has
eliminated nearly 11,000,000 acres.
while he has added about 4,000,000
acres.
In Montana the new proclamations
eliminate a total of 116,370 acres
from six forests, the Custer, Absa-
rokn, Illackfeet, Kootenai, Lewis and
Clark, nnd Flathead, while. 14,600
."cies vie transferred from the Black-
feet to the Kootenai and 40.64Q from
tho Kootenai to the Illackfeet, to
facilitate administration.
Footsore, but enthusiastic, Harry J.
Kinnody arrived la Klamath Fall
last night en route to San Franclov.
He has traveled the entire dlsunce
from Spokane, Wash., to this city on
foot, and. In spite of the fact that he
Is pleased with thla section, be will
continue on bis Journey southward as
soon as he has rested his weary pedal
extremities.
"I left Spokane June Id." said Mr.
Kennedy "and I hare not rested a
single day. It la true that some days
I did not walk more than ten or
twelve miles, but there hare been
days when I made mora than forty
miles.
'This is not a walking trip on a
bet. If I could get a chance to ride
with some farmer I would take ad
vantage of It, but so far I have not
secured a single 'lift.' It seems that
my luck has' been bad. Every pass-
Ing team was either headed In the op
posite direction or so heavily loaded
that It would have been useless to ask
for a ride."
Mr. Kennedy, while not overbur
dened with this world's wealth, baa
ample funds to see him through. He
expects to engage In some business In
the Golden Gate city, and reap a for
tune during the forthcoming exposition.
XKOItO HAXGFIt UY MOB
FOR KILLING OFFICF.lt
LITTLE HOCK, Ark.. July 6. -
John Williams, a negro, waa hanged
at Plummervllle near here forVlttlmc
Special Deputy Paul Nlsler.
Mrs. Florence K. Atkins of Nash
ville, Tenn., will speak at 8 o'clock
at a union meeting at the pavilion.
Everyone Invited.
II wiih ImiiosMtblo In tnko nnv to u number who had iilniuind In ir.i hv. vnn
Spring Creek or nny of tho more ills- worn uunhln in leuo nt thu Invt mo-1
gnmes, races and tho amusements
usual nt picnics. Tho main address
forest. In Nevada 49,840 acres are
eliminated from the Humboldt and
55.840 acres added, of which 13,800
tnnt streams, mm Hnvorul enns of tho ment, so tho excursion party was not TVi:.TV-HKVKX lKAI wiu delivered by Albert K. Elder of
larger fry wore empties In the rlvorlas Inrgo us expected. 8omo have, IX I'ASSKXGKH WHF.CKithls city, while tho Declaration of In-.,. em. , tu,-A . .i
wns only prompt already gone ahead, and tho who , dependence wna read by 11. V. Alex-'v.iion.i ,... M...i.. ...ii" .-
ivnro nvneetnrl tn irn from t.Mlrulaiv 1'i.ltml IIvau. D.ti lf n..AH npi.i ...- i .... I .... . ' !''
" " "" ...,-..-. v.. . ...ft. ...... .,.-
her lu town. II
pet Ion that saved llio ahlpmont.
W.
V Johnson wn ul Pollcan liny, mid "went hy way of liend
whan notified of the condition of thn A stop will ho mndo nt Mod ford,
fry ho eumo down with his launch nt whoru tho party will bo ontortulitod.
bight, nnd took n number of tho causlThn roarhoa will then be attael.wl lo
ii tn the bay nt .1 o'clock In thntho Med ford special train, will, Mi
monlng. will hnvo about 100 people.
liaONU.ll, Pa.. July ii. Twenty-
seven dead, thirty Injured, somo fatal
ly, tn the, telescoping or n passenger
train of 'tho Wllpen branch of tho
I.lgonler Valley railroad late yesterday.
under. This waa followed by songs, of that part of tho old Humboldt lying
The plcnlo continued until the dark-'south of the Southern Paclflo rail
neiis of oveulng. All of the good road,
things Imaginable wero provided to m Utah 1.340 acres &r Hmin.rf
nppeiuo the hunger Incident to the, from the Sevier, white In California
mreuuuu. nines oi nn au-uay outaoor 8,640 acre are added to the qhasta
p,ca,c 'and 480 acre to the Klamath.
PROSPECTS FOR
FAIR DOUBTFUL
II. 8T. GEO. IIIHHOF HKS1GNS AN
I'llF.HIDKXT AND MANAGER OF
KLAMATH COUNTY AGHICl'L
TVIUli ASSOCIATION
1L St. Geo. Illshop was tn tho city
today, but left this afternoon fur his
homo, "The Cedars," on Upper Lake.
When asked whut were tho plant! of
tho agricultural association for thn
fall fair, Mr, Illshop said:
"I do not know, as I havo resigned
as president and manager of tbo
Klamath County Agricultural Asso
ciation. I don't know if (ho others
will do anything or not."
Arrangements for n fall fair aud
agricultural exhibit had been partial
ly under way, but Just whnt the re
sult of Mr. Illshop's action will be la
not known. It is probahlo that cither
the association will bo reorganised
and go ahead wltlraajta fair, or else
some other organltatloii may take up
the work.
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