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DRAKE TO ACT
FOR THE CITY
ATTORNEY DOM NOT ASHUM
WITH TBI MAYOR AND COON
CtXMKN THAT Wn IS AGAINST
INDIVIDUALS INSTKAD OF CTTT
City Attorney Thomaa Drake mM
thla morning that he bad leaned that
papers la tha case of Dr. William A.
Leonard and Hoary Rabbee against
tha citr had been ssrved on tha conn
cilmea, mayor and police Judge, and
Indicated that ha axpactad to act tor
taaofldaW. Thla would Indicate that
ba dota not hold, with Mayor Thomaa
F. Nicholaa that tha antt la oaa
against ladlvlduala. and that tha men
concarnad will bar to appaar aa aach
a defendants.
"I expect, ot count, to appaar la
tha circuit court to act la behalf ot
tha dafaaaa. and will endeavor to pro
tect tha rights ot the city ot KJsmilh
Falls la tha premises." aald ha.
Ha atatad that ha thought uadar
tha existing condltlona la tha city
attain, that it waa rathar uatortunato
(or tha city to ba Involved la a lawsuit
which would put It to soms expense.
bat dadlnad to go Into tha merit or
dmerlta ot tha platntlta' or le'ead
sate' alda ot tha case.
Tha aalt will ba called up batora
Clrcalt Jndga Henry I Baaaoa at 10
o'clock aait Monday morning, aad It
remains to ba aaaa at that Urns
whether tha taandaatos aaall Isiat or
whether tha caaa will ba subject to
aparrlag by either alda aad tha coa-
,uat delaya which ao oftea hap
pea lit tha law.
TOORIST MILS
TO GET AWAY
ATTEMPT TO LEAVS) TMK CTTT
UBAVINQ UNPAID MUM BB
HIND raCSTIUTED BT QUICK
ACTION Oft
ajBawaaaaafjMirrI-1J'
CARDINAL TO RUN
OWN M0T0RB0AT
MERRY DEL VAL wUIi ACT AS
"captain AND PILOT ON PES
KNT WHICH IS SENT TO HOI
FROM AMERICAN CARDINAL
ROME, Sept. No email amount
of consternation waa expected la eon
aerratiTe Vatican clrclaa whaa It be
came known that Cardinal Marry Dal
Val, aacratary ot etate to Pope Ploa.
has accepted from Cardinal O'CoaaeU
ot Boatoa the gift ot aa uauaually
an type ot motor boat Tha craft
baa been aeat to Lake Pledllueo,
where Cardinal Merry Dal Val will
ma It hlauelt.
The acceptance by tha papal eecre
tary of state la declared by tha con.
narrative element to be the culmina
tion of "modemUm" which baa In
raded the Vatican under the regtmo
of Merry Del Val, resulting not only
la tha Introduction ot typewrttera and
telephone la the Vatican oHces, but
ot the actual Installation In Saint
Patar'a, built by Mlchaelaagelo, of en
elevator, and also la the uae of auto
mobiles by high prelate la the Vat
ican, While the oaa of automobiles
baa now become common among tho
cardlaata at Roma, It la pointed out
by the conservatives that no cardinal
ever before evea rode la a motor
beat, to aay nothing of tha personal
manipulation of one.
PHOSPHORUS
IS
FOUND IN BODY
EXAMINATION OP REMAINS OK
NOTED SCULPTOR LEADS TO
CLUE CHINESE DOCTOR IS
AMONG THE MISSING
SEATTLE. Sept. 6. Indications of
phosphorus poisoning have been
found by Dr. O. J. West la a patho
logical examination ot the stomach of
Louis Potter, tho sculptor, aad Dr.
West reported the discovery to Cor
eaer Snyder.
Arrangements have beea made to
ship Potter's body to the family in
New York.
Lao Hang Chow, the Coins doctor
who treated Potter, la still missing, aa
w also "Mrs. Percy." who waa the
acalptor'a companion aad came with
Mat to Seattle.
A marriage license waa Issued this
afternoon to Thomas D. Stllea of
Swaa Lake aad Miss Beulah Flackus
of Dairy. Miss Flackus Is a daughter
f at Charles Flackus, the wall known
Dairy taraer.
Wanted to Bay
Two, good milch cows; must teat
par cent Apply boa 741. It
One tourlet who had been la thai
neck ot the wood eamptag aad heat
Ing, did not get away without paying
his score, aa ha tried to do. This waa
a man giving his name aa Arthur
Robinson, and who la preeumed to bo
from New York, at which city bla
traveter'a check ware Issued.
He aecurod from Barney Chambers'
gun store over 111 la ammunition,
gun and teat rental, aad at tho Mon
arch grocery A. O. Lewie gave the
man "tick" for over ISO worth of food
and supplies.
Robinson came through
Fall Tuesday aad left oa tho evealag
train, apparently for Baa Fraacleco,
without eetttlag for bla purchase.
Chambers and Lewie took ap tho mat
ter through tho oHco ot Jostle ot the
Peace Charles Graves, aad throogh
quick action by tha oMee ot Sharif
William B. Banes tho man was ap
prehended at Weed, where ho prompt
ly aettled tho blUa aad waa allowed to
go on his way.
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BRAY MAN WEDS
A LOCAL GIRL
WEDDING IS SOLEMNIZED AT THE
BAPTIST PARSONAGE THIS
MORNINO WILL MARK THEIR
HOME IN BRAY
Ing arreeta for aay law Infractions
hero.
It waa argued that aalass resorts
outslds of the city limits were closed
It would be Imposalbls to carry oa aay
affective campaign la the city.
For pure aad unadulterated take,
the atory printed la tha morning pa
per today regarding the closing ot tar
houses la tho restricted district la this
city to entitled to all of tho medals,
according to Deputy Sharif 8eaJ
lock and Wheeler, from whom tha pa
per claimed to have aeeured Its In
formation.
Both Wheeler aad Schallock are
credited with long statements, la
which they outlined the work they
are auppoeed to have contemplated.
Mr. Schallock astir denied thie morn-
lag that there waa aay truth la tha
following printed la the Northwest-
era:
"After Mayor Nicholas learned
yesterday that the aharirs omce
had aotlfled tho womea to close up.
ha visited Deputy Sharif JAha
Schallock and offered to co-operate
with Mm.
" 'We have waited a long Ume
for you and your oflcers to enforce
the city statutes against places of
this kind tha mayor waa told,
"and you hnva utterly neglected to
act. Now we ire proceeding under
the state law, and need ao halp at
this belated time from the city ad
ministration "
Mr. Wheeler to credited with a long
and rambling statement concerning
the moral crusade.
"I bad a abort conversation witn n
Northwestern reporter last Bight."
said Mr. Wheeler today. "I gave blm
practically the same laformatloa that
I bad given to The Herald la tho
morning. The report of my statement
aa printed la the morning paper la
not correct."
Aa a matter of fact, there baa been
a disposition nil along to co-operate
with tha city police, ao far aa the
sheriff's omce la coocerned.
"A Northwestern reporter aakod
me yesterday evealag about tha work
we bad done la connection with the
cleaning up of the city," said Mr.
Wheeler. "I told blm that we bad
ordered the Inmates of the houses In
the restricted district to leave' the
city forthwith.
"Ha asked me where we got our
ordera from.
" 'Did the district attorney tell you
to go ahead?' be asked.
"I replied In the negative.
" 'Did Governor West order yoa to
act?' ba naked.
"Again I told him 'ao.' That was
about all there was to It"
Earnest Women Workers
for Suffrage are Here
Medford Ladiei Meet With Local Men and Interest
Many in the Cauae of "Votes for Women"-Cam-paign
Will be Brisk in this Section
Although In the city but a tew
hour, alnce the arrival ot the train
from the south yesterday, Mra. J. F.
Reddy aad Mtaa Qladye Heard of
Medford announced thla afternoon
that they had Interested many men
aad womea hare la the equal euffrag
movamaat which la aweoplng the
state.
Both ladles are member ot the
Southern Oregon Rqual Suffrage Club
and are thoroughly Interested In the
campaign In which they are active.
During the day they Interviewed a
number of prominent women In the
city, and a plan ot campaign wa
practically agreed upou. It was de
cided that the most effective work
could be accomplished here through
ladlvlduala. rather than In eictuslvo
co-operation with any one club or o
clety. Judge I1uon and Judge Worden
promlied the Medford workers that
they would aUt whenever called
upon, and It Is asiured that there will
t h.r hafore election day a num
ber of prominent speakers, both men
and women, who will aid in in cam
paign. Mra. Iteddy and Mis Heard wilt
start for home tonight.
Clayton H. Blnka ot Bray and Mlaa
Ethel May Noeler of thU city were
united la marriage thla morning at
the Baptist parsonage by Rev. J. O
Brendell. Only wltneeaee were pres
ent
The bride to a niece of Captain A.
Noeler of 8hlpplngton, and I wall
known In the city. Tha groom to em
ployed In the lumbering builneee In
Bray. Mr. and Mra. Blaka will go to
Bray at once.
MOTHER JONES TO
LEAD STRIKERS
THREE THOUSAND MINERS WILL
MARCH BEHIND THE WOMAN
TO THE STATE HOUSE TO SEE
STATE EXECUTIVE
United Press Service
CHARLESTON, W. Vs., Sept I.
Mother Jones wtU lead 1,000 mlaera
from the Kanawha coal district
through ths streets hers tomorrow to
call at tha state house sad protest to
Governor Olaaacock against the order
permitting mine guards la tho Paint
Creek district
STRIKE RUMORS
PUT TO AN END
United Press Service
CHICAOO, Sept 6. All possibility
of a etrlke ot the street railway work
era to believed to bave beea eliminate
ed. President Roach of the railway
company has agreed to the deawads
ot the men for arbitration.
SAWMILL QUARREL
LEADS TO MURDER
BRITONS WOL
DELAY PROTOST
Doited Pre Service
LONDON. Sent B. UmoMeUl hat
reliable information from a foreign
offlce eource confirms tho rsport that
England Will not nraaaat nrAtaat
against tha Panama canal regulations
until aner the forthcoming presi
dential election.
Chances are that sooa a new fra
ternal organisation will have a branch
fat this city. An organiser for the
Loyal Order of Moose In la ths city,
ndeavorlng to enlist a membership
sttHdsnt to lauaeh a Klamath Falls
HOAQUIM, Wash., Sept 6. As ths
result of a quarrel, Tony Prapaa ahot
and killed Oscar Fremke, bead aawyar
at the Weatem Cooperage company's
plant, at Aberdeen. Fremke aspiring
half aa hour after ha waa ahot.
Prapaa tried to escape, aad' waa
pursued by J. Hemphill, at whom Pra
paa ahot twice, but when the gun
failed to explode tho third tlmo
Hemphill closed la oa the murderer
and caught him.
Prapaa to II ysara old aad Fremke
waa II and unmarried. Tha man bad
quarreled tha night before, aad Pra
paa aecnrsd a gun before returning to
work. Ho to said to bavo angered
Fremke, and when Fremke retaliated
ho was killed.
Notice tor ritMtcaaloa
(Net Coal Lands.
Department ot the latrler. Ualted
States Land Office at Lakavlew,
Oregon, June 17, 1111.
Notice to hereby given that Jamas
Briscoe, whose poetomce address la
Klamath Falls. Oregon, did, on the
Id day of Jaaaary. 1111, He In tble
office awora atatement aad applica
tion No. 01117,'to purchase tha BWH
NWU, Section II. Township II 8.,
Range 10 E., 'Willamette Meridian,
and tha timber thereon, under the
provisions ot the act of June I, 1171,
and acta amendatory, known as the
Timber and Stone lw," at uch
value aa might be fixed by appraise
meat, and that, pursuant to meb ap
plication, tha land and timber there
on hare been appraised at a total ol
100, the timber estimated at SO.tsa
board iret at 1 per M., aod the land
st 10; that aald applicant will offer
final proof In support of hi applies,
tloa and awora atatemeat on the 10th
day of August, 1111. before C. R. De
f .ap, county clerk of Klsmslh county
Oregon, at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any person Is st lloerty to protest
this purchase before entry, or Initiate
a coateet at any time before paten I
Issues, by filing a corroborated affl
davit la this offlce, alleging fuel,
which would defeat the entry.
A W. ORTON.
7-4-l-tl Register.
Salt la Eqalty to Foreclose a Mett-
IBUMM
MEDFORD MEN
EXCEED LOOT
If 141 divided by four equals 17,
did .four Msdford hunters violate the
state game law!
According to tha Medford Tribune,
four Medford men returned to that
place from a bunting trip oa Lake
Klamath with tha result ot their brief
sojourn In this section. Ths psper
says tbst ths four men shot 141 One
Mallard ducks.
The stats law provides that not
mora than II ducks may be killed by
a hunter la aay ssvea consecutive
days. Ths Msdford msn, according
to ths Tribune, escssdsd ths legal
limit by two'ducks sack.
In tha Circuit Court of the State ot
Oregon for Klamath County
Joaeph T. Peters, Plaintiff
vs.
Lola Hardy. Ira Hardy, Jano Roe Har
dy, John Dee Hardy, Heir at
Law ot J. Fran's llstdy, De
ceased; Also the Unknown Heirs
of J. Frank Hardy, Deceased;
Also, All Unknown Persons or
Parties Claiming Any Right,
Title. Estate, Lien or interest la
the Real Estate Described In the
Complaint Herein, Defendants.
To Lala Hardy, Ira Hardy, Jane
Roe Hardy, John Dee Hardy, heirs at
law of J. Frank Hardy, deceased; also
the unknown helra of J. Frank Hardy,
deceased; also all unknown parsons or
partlea claiming aay right, title, oc
tets, Ilea or lateraat In tha real es
tate described la ths complaint here
in, the above named defendants.
la tha name ot the State of Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint of the above
named plaintiff 'in the above entitled
court, bow on 01a with the clerk of
said court, within als weeka from the
data of the first publication of this
summons, and you are notified that if
you fall to appear and answer said
complaint aa hereby required, the
plaintiff will apply for a decree of thla
court, aa prayed for In his complaint,
to-wit: That a certain mortgage glv
en, by J. Frank Hardy to thla plain
tiff on tha (hlrteenth day of Septem
ber, 1101, to secure the payment of
the sum of four hundred and eighty
fire dollars (1415.00), with Interest
at ths rate of tea (10) per cent per
annum from aald date be foreclosed,
defendants equity of redemption
therein foreclosed, and the land de
scribed therein, to-wlt: South half
( H ) of the aouthsast quarter ( ) ot
Section Thirty (10) and north half
(H) of northeast quarter (K) of
Section Thirty-One (II), Township
twenty-three (11) aoutb, Range nine
(I), east of Willamette meridian, In
Klamath county, Oregoa, sold In tha
manner provided by law; and ths pro
ceeds of said aals be applied aa fol
lows, to-wlt:
First To ths payment of the cost
of this suit and tha forecloaurs snd
sale.
Second To ths payment of audi
sum aa tha court may adjudge reason
able as attorney's fees to bs allowed
therein.
Third To the payment to tho
plaiatlff of ths sum of four hundred,
GO TO BED
On the floating Pullman kojfscbuat
HALLARD L U B
at Wlncma Lanalaf Saturday
night. In tha moaning you will
babe In the
fllDST OF THE DUCKS
Busses laavye the laadfng hotels about 8:30 prn,
Buufariatcr transportation, three
meals noMd oflsS.OO
TICKETS ONSALE AT HOTELS
elahtr.flv (1415.00), with Interest
thereon at the rale of ten per ceat I
( 10) per annum from the thirteenth
day of September, 101, until paid;
rnd to the payment to plaintiff ot the
further sum ot fourteen dollar
(I4), with Interest thereon at the
rate ot all per cent per annum from
he fifteenth day ot March, li0, unUI
III paid; and the further sum of four
tern doltara (HO, with Interest
thereoa at the rate of li per ceat per
aunum from the fifteenth day ot
March, 10S, until paid; and the fur
ther fum of fouiteeu dollar (114),
with Interest thereon at the rale ot
six per cent per annum from the III
truth day of March, 1901, until paid;
nnd the further turn ot fob. teen and
10.100 dotUr 1(14.40), with Interest
l hereon at the rate ot lt per cent per
rnnum from the fifteenth day of
Mrrch. 1907, until paid; and the fur
ther sum of iliteen and 64-100 dol
lars (lie. 54). with lnter.it thereoa
at the rate ot sis per cont per an
num ftom the fifteenth day ot March,
1908, until paid; and the further su
of ittteen and 74-100 dollars
(116.74), with Interest thereoa at the
rata ot lx per ceat per annum from
the fifteenth day of March, 1110, uaUl
raid; and the further sum of seven
teen and 70-100 dollara (117.70),
with Intereet thereon at tha rate of
ls per cent per annum from the fif
teenth day ot March. 1110, until paid;
and the further sum of eighteen aad
47-100 (111.47). with Interest there
on at the rate of als per cent per an
num from the fifteenth day of March,
1911, until paid.
Fourth That the plaintiff recover
cf and from defendants hla costs aad
disbursements herein.
Fifth For such other further aad
ctiieral relief aa to the court may
Htm meet with equity.
This lummoD 1 aerved upon you
hy order of the Honorable Henry L.
I'vnion, Judge of the Circuit Court of
tn State of Oreton, for Klamath
rounty, made on the thirty-first day of
Auguat, A. D. 1911, by publication
thereof In the Klamath County Re
publican, a weekly newspaper pub
lished In Klamath rounty, Oregon, for
nl consecutive anl aucceeslve weeks.
the dste ot the Drat publication being
the 6th day of September, A. D. 1911.
W. LAIR THOMPSON.
9-6-10-10 r Attorney for Plaiatlff.
Notice for Publication
(Not Coal Land)
Department of the Interior, United
mates Land Office at Lakavlew,
Oregon, August 16, 1911.
Notice is hereby siren that Cor if.
Dodge, aa widow ot Frank F. Dodee.
ot Fort Klamath. Oreaon. who. on
August 11, 1908, made Homestead
r.nrty (Act June 11, 1906) No. 0119,
for the 8W U 8EU.SKU awu.fu.
MS EH NWK, Sec. 16, Township 14
-. uange e E Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to mk
final five-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before C.
R. De Lap. Countr Clerk nf KUm.it,
county, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on
me bin day of October, 1911.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Arthur Morrison nf Vnrt Ki.m.n.
Oregon; Oeorge J. Well of Fort
Klamath, Oregon; Alice A. Voso of
Fort Klsmath. Ornn n..i..
French of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
A. W. ORTON,
9'5-10-3 T Register.
PER LAKE NEWS
Crater Lake commit,, .,,i.lii...
aro meetlna all n i .i. .. m.,..
- -- . . .a.ua at Ulllio-
quln. Round trip fare, Cklloquln to
Crater Lake, fll.69.
When sdvlut t.- .k... . ..
bllea will meet lauaehes at Agency
Undlng. Iteuad trip rate same aa
Chllsquln.
Automabllaa from n..,.. ... .
Msdford. Monday end Tku..
116, III reaal trip. " ""
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