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KLAMATH VAUA OHMSON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER , Ivll
Taft May Call Congress to Order Mexican Invasion
Sickness
in WAR
NOW THREATENS
Ot-MCKItrt OK THK WAH DKPAHT-
MKNTAHKKKPTHUIsY
Mrsugr Kitp Hi Wire lluay Be
tween tin Numnirr Capital awl
' U'mIiIiikIihi .iHultirr Kntlua of
Xalhr hmiI American From Met
(oi mrun 'umIHIihm Are Hal.)
In lie Mint Hrrioua
IbIIkI l'li Birth
J WAIflllNOTON, I). (.'.. Hil, 7.
A voluminous exrliaugn or telegrams
U been exchanged today between
iTwMrnlTnlt at llererly anil oRUIalt
brt. II II l deded lu rail a tpe
till irulun nf rongreta Id lake up
la trouble mi I hit Mexican frontier
II U irrlcil Hint ll will be maili to-
.
Kepuili limp liti received here
Utl a Uf rnoli haa been atarled In
southern Mexico The report wa
ronHiitnllat anil nut made piiliUe
Bill lixli)
The war ili'i'iirtniont la active den
rial Wood . t bla office at an early
Bour. lie niuiuttad with hli "Ian
I'Rllla lain liimr laat lilht.
It It mil believed that Prrtldrnl
I Tilt all! permit an Invasion of Mn.
It allium! (lip consent of rongrean.
Ijiml Bring a too an Arr
I Fred McKcndree, whom, ranch 3 It
lllllea I lilt tide of Merrill I. wall
known, haa aoM 40 acre oft llm rn-,
erty to (J. M lllldebraud or Kurt lll.l
well. The tramier Incluilea full wm
ler right from the Irrigation aytteni.
Tim price ialil waa U0 per acrn, Tim'
deal did not Include, any buildings.
and tin. greater part or tlio acreaa-
U lu aUalfa.
TURKS REJECT
PEACE TERMS
No Malary Cut
In splto or tho prediction, or th
Northwestern, the city council did
not make any cut lu the talary of
pollen officer
FIRST OUTFIT IS
IN THE FIELO
ANOTHER I'ltOPOMITlOV TO END
TIJK WAR WITH ITALY IH
turned iniw.v, according TO
A ItEI-OIIT
'lilted I'rraa Service
UIIIAHKO, Hwltierltml. H.l.t. II
'Turkey's repretentathca herr have
1 1 ejected another proK.a for peace,
'made by the Italian government, ar.
hording to a report received here
O'BRIEN WANTS
DAO TO COME
VOl'.MI MAX HELD O.N HKHIOUM
CHARGE (IKTH DELAY
Ctiargr from Himph- Larreay la
Cliaaged to Larreay From the Per
oa, Whkli Mean a Term la Pen
itentiary Upon 'avlriloa of From
Me lu Tea Veara Father la a
Prominent Oakland Attorney
PAISLEY MEN
ARE I
NJURED
It DX A WAV IIOItMFM HKHI'O.VHIIILK
FOIt TWO HA.VCHKBH HKI.VO
IIAUI.V HL'rtT Ml'PPtV WAOO.V
OOFJi OVF.H A BLUFF
TllllrMIIIMl MAIIII.VK
I lluy Conrirte I'laat
J H Hlllott nnd J (I .we. local
nrick contractom, hate purchased
the cement block plant of M. It. Lee
rtTAnw ,or,"u "n Hl, ' Mr. I.'lllott
In order that Ma rather, an emi
nent California attorney, might bt
here to conduct hit dereuae, Wlllla
O'llrlen aaked Juitlce Oravea tbli
morning to continue the caae in
TO WOIIK OV H. II. McMI.N'M
I'LACKi-m: Mianox iiki.vvh
Ol'rIIUTIOMI
omrrmHIiiil
CalUd I'rtta Hervlca
MKXICO CITV, Kept. V, Confeaa.
It that they had partlclated In the
iotlBC nl a rlty, Antonio Zerba and
llrre llrutrnanta wre executed by
nog aijuail today.
-In'
Itaachea lUhlrtl
CaltJ I'rta Bervlc
W0I.K A8B. Triaa. Hept.
,witrBi condltlona In Mailco are
fulng auuthrr etodua of Awerlcana
ml ntllvra, Tho refugee iay that
non-comhaiania have been
kM(Ml.
Tee r.bel. are operating all along
lift ltA.l. I.-. .....
.-, in iieiwren nagie raaa and
W rao. Many ranch have beea
fined.
ItoUaeoM io Wta
Called l'r Barvlca
MTTI.H HOCK. Ark.. Hept. ,t
wattdiMl that joaeph T. Roblnaon.
mocrat. win he elected governor to.
r. There wai no progreMlva tick
H In the field,
li. Mrlaa DkmI
ltel flew Rervlca
"Alt IIAIllinn u. a.... o u...
- ... e-ewil WV caSfP
II. McUan died ai 6:65 thla
'log. Her al.ter. Madam Oak-
"fiei. wife of the Ituaalan arabaa
"or, and her n. Kdward, wn at
r bed.hle when the end cane.
Ihrrahlng wa atatted Hilt morn
lug on II II, MrUlu'a place aouth of
til It rlty Ho far aa ran he aarer-
mined thla la Hie flrit work of liar
veiling that haa been done In thla
county.
Miirhlne which have been walling
elnre the first of the month Io work
on the harvesting In thla vicinity are
mill standing on the order or their
Inning work, for the reaion that It
will bo a few daya yet until tho grain
U eiirnlrenlly dry to permit the ma.
chlnea working It.
Thla delay la only a part of tin
damage of the recent wet nerlod. lie
Idea thl; there I tone loaa of grain
Itself, and much of what remalna la
o heavy that It will bo hard to
Ihteah. Considerable wheat will shell
before ll ran be gathered. Much grain
waa allocked Juat preceding the start
of the rain, and being loose, has ab
sorbed a good deal of moisture and
may suffer a little mould, unleaa cool
weather saves It, lu some placet the
heavily laden grain haa lodged or fall
en over, making It difficult to pre
serve. Home alfalfa of the second crop la
still lying out, and will probably be
slightly bleached and Impaired In
quality. While the rain waa never
vary heavy, at leatt not for any lengtu
of time, It waa very atrady. Farm
ers ar thankful that It waa light.
The atanda of grain In thla aectlon
thla year have bean unuaually One,
hlch la tome consolation to tho
farmers affected by the clement.
Thad Mcllatton, the Jeweler, left
Sunday afternoon ror Kan Francisco,
wnere ho will select Ills rail stock of
Koodt
Ua brick mawui and Mr i.tt-n rii.ln,ch ,,e enarged "Hn larcany
rrole worker, and tiny will maiiufar-,'""" "10 ,r0, for one week. The
Hire cement blocks In addition to do-irvqut " rol'. ud O'llrlen'
lug a genernl hulldluc contract hutl- ,,0,", " flicd at $1,000. In the
iieta. meantime (he young man la confined
in in county Jail.
The original charge agalntt
O'llrlen waa larceny, and conviction
would have meant a term In the coun-
t) Jail. Th charge waa Increased.
however, and now young O'Urlen
fare a term In the sute penitentiary
of from one to ten year.
It Is alleged that O'Brien, havlna
'doped' a fellow worker la "i -irsiasj;
robb-J him while on a train en rout
to thla city of fIS In gold. He waa
arrested In Dorrl Friday night and
brought to thla rlty.
roung O'llrlen haa wired to hla
lather, Judge O'llrlen of Oakland,
i-aui.. nut so far haa not received n
reply.
GRANO JUROR
HAS PNEUMONIA
riKNMIO.V OF TIIK I.VgllHITOIIIAt
IKIIIV H IICiaVKII UXTII. TO.
MOIIIIOW OHAFT CAHFJi TO
tXJMK t'l' FIIWT
'- A. Wltlmrd. who for some time
",' Mit M home In Han rranclaco.
wurne.1 to u,U city t night. Mr.
nhrd expecta to locate here.
THciilis
HORSES HELP
AUTO'S RETURN
I.OCAI. IIKAIi rMTATi: MAX HKAI,-
l.i:S THAT Tlli:ilK AUK TIMFJt
WIIKX IIOHHi: FI.KNII IIKATH A
Ill'IIIII.K WAIIOX
llecaute or the serious lllntsa of
one member und the Inability of an
other to get her In time, th Klam
nlli County grand Jury did not con
triio this morning aa excepted. Ma
Jor Worden, foreman of the Jury,
atarted from Fort Klamath In an
auto latt night but the machlno broke
down, and he will not be here until
tonight. II. F. Toole, another mem
ber of the Jury, I III with pneu
monia at hla home In Merrill. It It
probublo that he will not be able to
serve at thla term.
The first case to be proacnlcd to
the attention of the grand Jury when
It meets tomorrow will be the graft
charges agalntt three. Klamath Fatla
councilman. The witnesses In this
matter were auminnned to appear be
fore the Inquisitorial body thla morn
ing, but because of the delay In open.
Ing the Investigation, they will not
bo required to appear until tomor
row morning.
Charles Low was sworn In this
morning to be bailiff for tho grand
Jury. Ho la engaged today In some
preliminary work.
ASHLAND
MAN
"OU.UKMI..T OF THK MAIL
HAr: ll LAl),A KM)KN uojf.
BV IK lli:ci: VKI HKIIK WILL
IJVK IX ASHLAM)
. j!,Ma l,oro Vo received tho an
"cement ,,r ' marriage of Mlsa
ai! ?.,,; cu (:ol,rcy ni1 Qw -
U, 1? '" Uou' ,0i Heptem
J' I They W uo ,,t home , ju.
w;0r-'ter October 1st.
ksr. il"1111" ' very well known
wur high .ohool latt year.
i:. M. Chllcntc, nftcr ilrngglng hla
uutnmoblto out of two feet of snow
nt tho rim of Cmler Lake, with the
aid of n tunui of husky horses on
gaged for tho orcnslou ut Foi t Klum-
ath, arrived In llm city Haturduy
night.
About ton day ago Mr. Chllcoto
with a party of friend took a trip to
the lake, and, on tho return, when
about a mile from tho very top, the
auto broke. Tho party was forced
to abandon the machine nnd reach
thla city In dlverao way.
Thursday Mr. Chllcoto went to the
scene, accompanied by horses from
Fort Klamath, and hauled, (kidded
and by other means, got the automo
bile to Fort Klamath, where repalna
wr mad,
AMBROGETTI IS
OWN LAWYER
I'OltCIONKIt CONDUCT) A HI) IT
FOH MONKV DDK. IT IH AI.LKO
KI, FOII WOIIK IMiXrJ ON THK
I.OHT IIIVKIt DAM
REFUSE TENDER
OREGON ELECTRIC
MKDFOHD WOULD HAVR FIVE
I'ltll t'KXT OF THK KAItXINT.8
OF LIGHT COMPANY IX8TKAD
OF LUMP HUM OF t,9M
MKDFOR1), Sept. 9 Refuting a
tender of $20,000 In lieu of th 5
per cent of the annual gross earning j
of the Oregon and California Power
company In Medford,' the city will
probably bring suit In tho near futuro
to annul the contract of the electric
company In Medford.
The company recently made the
tender of 120,000 under the terms of
lit 25-year franchise, which the city
nuthorltlca now claim Invalid. An
attempt to settle the matter out of
court la being made, but It aoema
probable that th case will go Into
court tooa.
Monday of this week P. C. Coon
and Jack Miller met with an accident
on the road to Little Chewaucan,
which might have proven fatal to
both, ayt the Chewaucan Pre.
They ware taking a load of aupplle
to the round-up camp, and bad Juat
crossed the mountain and started
down the other side when the team
they were driving broke away annd
ran down the mountain side. They
left the road and atarted off through
the mahogany. The hill la very ateep
at thla point, and the horsea had not
run far before Coon and Miller were
both thrown from the hack.
When Jason Elder and A. K. Ban
later, who were following In another
wagon not far behind, arrived upoa
i the arene, they found Coon lying In
the road and Miller alttlnz on the
hillside a few roda farther. Coon
had evidently been dragged about 100
yard. Both were In a semi-conscious
condition and badly bruised up.
i ne wagon waa tying -agaloal a
Juniper tree farther down tho moun
tain aide, bottom-aide up, with part
of the wheel entirely missing, and
the team had continued its Journ
alone.
Cider and Banister loaded the crip.
pie In their wagon and brought
mm to Paisley aa quickly a possi
ble, arriving about 3 o'clock In the
afternoon. Dr. Thayer was summon
ed at once, and an examination re
vealed that Coon had broken a bone
In bit arm and several rlba, betides
cveral minor brulset. Miller waa
but little moro fortunate, and re
ceived a dislocated shoulder and a
deep gath on the aide of hla head.
Loth at this writing are pretty stiff
and tore, but a few week will prob
ably see them well again.
floen lit Frozen Xortli
I Mrs. Fred Mills left Sunday night
for rirnssy Lake, Alberta, to visit a
short time with her two brothers,
who aro operating a large wheat
ranch In that aectlon. Mrs. Mllla will
be acompanled, on her return, by ber
niece, who will attend school here this
winter.
Kama Arrive
TOKIO,8ept. 9. Philander Knoi".
special envoy of the United State to
the funeral of the late Mikado, ar
rived here today. He was greeted by
a vast throng of people.
CHURCHES WILL
AID GOVERNOR
IIKHOLLTIOXH ADOPTKD AXD AJtF.
FOIIWAIlDKU TO HALRM
SALESMEN GET
APPEAL BOND
Vice of All Klads I Derrted. Md law
Htate KxersxJve Is Urged ! Gets
Hour Hi Cleanla Up -"- -'r
Coavcntlott of tttusday Hcheol
Close a Till CKy After a Twe
Dara' Heaaloa
Jl'HTICK MIIAVKS IIKI.KAHKH CAHII
IM. OF MKHHHH. HKAflH AXD
IIUXTKIt AXD ACCKITH KtltKTV
APPKAL UOXD
Justlc Grave today released the
bond of 11,000 cash, given when
Walter Sears and Charles Hunter
were arrested for peddling, and ac
cepted a surety company' bond N
f GOO for the appeal of the case whioJs
the two men have taken. '
Bear and HunUr war employed
by a wagon manufacturer, and war
arrested'toat time age: ror pddllag
In this coasmuBlty without state
license. They were bald for trial.
and notice of apepal was given.
Tho case of Ambrogettl v. Clark
Is being heard In the circuit court this
afternoon before Judge llenson. ,lle
la prosecuting hla own cote, and be
Iiik a foreigner, and not thoroughly
conversant with (he lauguage of hi
adopted country, he hat caused some
amutemont.
Tho action I brought to recover
money alleged to be due for services
rendered In the conttructlon of the
.oat rtlvtr dam. . i . ' 1
JOHNSON WAS
NOT INFORMED
WILL ASK ANDY
FOR A LIBRARY
JU1KIK WOKDKX OIVKS THK CITY
COUNCIL A Til COUNCIL WILL
WII1TK A LKTTKR MAKING THK
PHOPKIt ItKQUKHT
nEItLLV, Sept. 9. One hundred
men were killed and 200 were wound
ed in a battle between the mutinous
Russian engineers and a regiment of
the czar's Infantry, according to me.
aagea from 8t. Petersburg today.
It Is reported that the mutineer
surrendered after a desperate resist.
once.
Concerning the mutiny at Sebasto-
pol, the Russian government bo
auppreated all dctalla beyond declar
ing In a proclamation that martial
law bad been declared and that the
mutiny had only spread to a few
ship.
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR PLKADM
IGNORANCE OF TIIK AGREE.
MKNT PRIOR TO TIIK HENTENC
, ING OF MeXAMARA BROTHERS
'.
DETROIT, Mich.. Sept. . Gover
nor Johnaou aald today that he had
heard nothing of the plan of the Mc
Namaraa securing liberty.
"All 1 know," be tald, "la what I
have read about the Interview with
Steltent."
The goveruor declared that he had
never heard of an agreement between
the bushiest men of Lo Angela and
the friend of the McNamara. He
refused to discus what he would do
-U lbeaaattr-wa takes up. --u.
Klamath county appears to be near
to tho realisation of a now Carnegie
library, according to County Judge
William S. Worden, who appeared at
the council meeting Saturday night
and gave the city council the tip. He
slated that the couuty court had been
In communication with Andrew Car.
negle, and that the coreapondence led
htm to believe this county was In a
fair way to secure $16,000 for an In
stltution from the famous library distributor.
"There It now about 13,000 or
$4,000 in the county treatury for
library purposes," said the Judge.
His object in calling on the council
was to get a letter from the city coun
ell stating that Klamath Fall was a
slteable, prosperous place, which
needed a library, and would be abl
to ute one to advantage, and so ou.
On motion of Councilman Herbert
8avldge, seconded by Councilman
Hamilton, it waa decided to give the
requested letter, and tender a vote of
thank to the county Judge for hi
interest In the matter.
Thank you, gentlemen, and 1 wish
to assure you the county court alway
stand ready to co-operate with you
In anything It U able for the good of
the community," said the Judge, aa
he departed, ii j u
Prise Dancer Picked Out
At tho Pavilion dance laat Saturday
night Manager George Klein gave the
terpalcborean devotee! a chance to
dance for a priie. To the strains of!
tho "Druid' Prayer" the varioua cou
plea made their way around the floor
before the discriminating eyee of Miss
Santlmau and F. L. Lane, who bad
been appoluted Judges. ' The couple
adjudged at possessed of most grace
and technlc were Mrs. B. D. Burton
and Albert McCoy.
Pledging their support to Governor
West In hit campaign against vie In
Oregon, th Klamath County Sunday
School convention was concluded af
ter a two day' meet In thla city, gffc
Resolutions embodying the eomdp
sus of sentiment were adopted by the
convention, and tbete will be for
warded to the governor at one. (
The attendance at the convention
during the two day' mmIob waa bat
ter than in the pact, and, aa unusual
thing, erery speaker on the program
kept himself within the alloted tint.
Each talk showed careful preparation
and tb Interest taken by th audi
nc waa indicated by the liberal col
lection taken at each nmtlag
The outgoing oflcan, C. C. Hon.
president; Rer. E. M. rMM.rM
president, and E. M. Chltcote. acre
tarr, were unanlmoualy relucted.
The Methodist Sunday school at
Merrill waa rpreatd by Mr. and
Mr. W. H. Hadlry. and taw Prat-ay-terlan
8unday school at ML Lakt by
Mr. Theodore Caae.
All talk were well worth hearing.
but the clolng talk by Rev. Caarl
A. Phlpp waa especially noteworthy.
He appealed to church member to
look at the question of sport from a
irommon sense point. He urged them
'(A .I.W 1. .. .1 . M . m
ii iiuui mc siaaQpoini or a
boy or a young man, to think back to
the time when he was a boy, and try
to look at modern (porta with the
eye he had for the sport of that day.
He aald that too many church mem
bers had been giving th devil the
long end of the stick In thl matter,
and that he would win out un!aa
'they changed their tactic.
Th resolution of support for Gov
ernor West follew:
Whereas, In view of the unique
NATIVE SONS IN
BIG CELEBRATION SUSPECT SHOWS
HIS INNOCENCE
STOCKTON 18 OVERRUN WTTH
LODGK MEM11ER8 PARADE U
FOUR MILES LONG FEATURE
IS A STAGE ROBBERY
United Pr Sarvlc
8TOCKTON, Sept. 9 The Native
Sons' celebration here today brought
the greatest multitude In the history
of this city.
The parade this morning was four
mile long, and consisted of native
sons and daughter marching four
abreast.
The big feature of the parade waa
a ataoacn robbery. In the after
noon there waa on athletic meet.
more than 100 competing, and Includ
ing auch noted athlete aa Ralph
Rote, Peter Gerhardt and Oeorge
Horlne.
Oakland I fighting for the 1913
convention. The largest delegation
hero is from that city.
but consistent attitude of our Gover
nor West with reference to tb no
tice and enforcement of the law of
our state and thereby recognltlng the
value and sacredneta of his oath of
office;
Whereas, Because of the plain per
formance of his duty a governor of
the State of Oregen: and
Whereas, Because of this, certain
elements of our state who evidently
-re ln Jrn'P-hy with vice, coruptlon.
(Continued on Pace ") " " "
L. WILBUR 18 .NOT IDENTIFIED
AS NOTORIOUS BAXDIT WANT.
ED IX CALIFORNIA COUNTIES,
AXD 18 RELEASED
I.. Wilbur, who haa been held
In the county Jail for aeveral daya on
autplclou of being CHS Regan, notor
ious bandit, was released last night
after It waa 'conclusively shown that
be was not the fugitive.
Sheriff Charles Collins of Inyo
county, California, who know Regan,
arrived In tho city Saturday night.
After looking Wilbur over he at one
declared that be waa not Regan, al
though the retemblanee waa marked
Regan Is wanted In several plate
In California on charge of bora
stealing and highway robbery. 'I
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