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KLAMATH PALLS, OftMONV HATURDAY, HKITKMRER 14, 1911
NEW REVOLT IS
NOW
BREWING
MKXIC'AN KKIIKRALH MAY
IN THK REVOLUTION
JOIN
Prion. aTrvo
Monday I " AfMi for the
Ilrraklng Out ul MoeUIMlee Aaaee
Inn Army tMHrer Aeka Peraniaaloei
lo I'rtMM Hi Meslcwa Mae aad
UHe Hark th HU It to Not
(Jlrra Him
Y,tJ I'reaa Mm IM
WASHINGTON, !. C. Bept. 14.
AnbauS'lor Wilton has cabled that
'revolutionary outbreak are feared
la Mtilfo Monday, thai Mini the
Meilcan day at Independence.
Federal troop bar been ordered
lo t In readlnea.
Colon! Hteever waul artillery lo
iMUt ttin iroope In patrolling the
Tu, Arlioaa and New Mexico nor
tn. (Irneral Wood admlli tbat L'ol-
ioal Meer haa asked for permlealon
to cross the border and drive tint rl-
lU
STORMS RAGE IN
SOUTHERN STATES
WAHIIINOTON, II. 0.. Hept. M
Tba weather bureau announced todayj
mat nooo and alorma prevail In Ala
baraa and Florida.
An "I-mlle-an-liour wind U report.
t4 from Mobile, and I H Inch of
rain ha fallen during the pant It
noun, The lower whsrvea ara flood
ad and telegraph wire ara down.
Th river steamer National aank at!
liar mooring. j
At IVusscola Tfl.uillr wd III
blowing.
MISS STICKNEY
WILL BE HERE
OIIOANIZKIl Rill THK W. C. T. U.
WILL REACH THIH CITY TO-
NIIIIIT, ANII WIM. HPKAK ON
THK l.lgi'OltgUKHTION HUNIIAY
LIBRARY FOND
- TO GET LIFT
H'OMKN AKK MAKINO KLAHOR
ATK PUXH HIR (XINCKIIT TO
UK OIVKN NEXT FRIDAY MR.
ZI'MWALT WIM. HI NO
1-
Humor la Denied
I'nlltd I'ret nervtco
MKXICO CITY. He. 14. It U re
torted here that a naw revolution, jn
lotting the federal army In the north
ltd bating for Ita object tba Imme
diate overthrow of Madero, ( brew,
big. It U tatd that Huertaa plana to
Join the robela with bla imr and
III lead the rebellion, Oreeco to be
aetond In command.
Mutrla haa dealed tba report, but
b U believed that It W true.
' . - " -M
Rattle ta
lilted I'rraa Service
MUCII.AH, Aril.. Sept. 14. Three
euadred frderata ara engaged In a
battle with rebela flfteen ml lee aoutb
t the Arliona line, according to a
(curler who haa ridden to Agua Prleta
fur re-lnforremeata.
The fedrrala ara aald to be bard
uitutd, and 600 soldier with two
pld Ore guni ara hurrying from
tius Prlrta to the reaeue.
MOOSE LODGE IS
TO BE STARTED
QRUAMZMtH ANNOUNCE THE
DATE OK IMTIATINU CLAIM OF
TS-E.XPECT TO INCRKASN THK
XKMIIMWHIP TO IM
H. L. Auderaon and W. K. tee, or
Walters of the Mooaa Lodge, an-
nounred tlili morning tbat they had
Mtured the application of 76 man
"o win i Initiated Into the mya
Irrln of Mooaedoat Friday, HepUm
etrloih. The orginliera eipact to lucreaee
roemtienihlp of the local lodge to
WO before leaving bare.
Tbo library I" very much In need
of new booke, and a fund for pur-
cbailng them la lo be created, to the
Indite of tba club hope, by the con
cert neat Friday evening.
Mra. Zumwalt'a program will ap
pear In full In a few dayi. It la a
varied one, ranging from old-time
tonga, like Anulr l-aurle and tba
Low.llaeked Car, through modern
tonga repreaentad by llond'a 'The
Perfect Hay" and Cowen'a "The
flwallowa." to operatic eeUctlena:
"Thou llrltllaot lllrd" from tba Pearl
of llrailt," and "The Shadow Dance'
rrom jsmoran. mere will alao be a
group of child aongt, and tba entire
program promlaea to be of unutual
latereet.
. Her accotnpanaM wrll Mlaa Faro
l.rgne.
The trio aelectlont by 'cello, clar
inet and piano, In tba banda of Mr.
I.MIott, Mr. Mitchell and Mra. Klllott,
III be a treat.
Admlaalon will be SO centa, and
eat may be reserved without aitri
charge.
Rival, en
IMNKHALL TOMORROW
Diamond
The fine weather baa cauaed a
renewal la baieball Intereet bare
the Local
'Will Play (lame
: RED TAPE IS
CAUSE OF OKAY
II Im tlabrella T. Htlckney of Paia
dena, an orgaulcer for the W. C. T.
U., will reach (Ma city thla evening,
and during a brief tay will make
appearancea In behalf of the caute
which he repreaenU. Hhe comea
I
with the high Indoraamtnt of tba W.f
C. T. U. of Southern California, which
baa paid a considerable portion of the
eipetue of her trip to thla city aa
a thank offering for their enfranchlie-
ment to woman auffrage.
Ml Htlckney I undaratood to al
way have good Judgment In lhe ae
lection of her toplca, and la under-
itood to Invariably leave a commun
ity where ahe bat worked wltb atrong
ImpuUr and aaplratloni for aome
thing higher and nobler.
In a communication to the local W.
C.T.U. the Southern California brancn
of the organltallon haa aaked of the
people of Klamath Kail hearty aup
lort for Mlaa Htlckney. She apeak
tomorrow a follew: it a. m at
Hiiippington, 3 p. m., court houae
yard, a p. ro., ChrUUan cburcb.
and tomorrow Ollver'e BooaUra
and tba Athletic will meet at
Modoc Park.
Tba batterlea will be Beaton
and French for the Athtetlce
and Webb and Newabam for 0
Oliver' Booatera. 4
a)
WOMAN HURT IN
TRAIN WRECK
.VfRVY MM. KOHLKR CXINT1NUBH
TRIP TO THIH CITY
Dr. Trait Ftada That Hhe Haa a Com
pie of Brake Ribe Realdee Braleea.
Runaway Freight Care Hit Paaaea
grr Train Juet North of Weed Iet
Night Hnabaad and Hon Are la
llaaJaeaa fat Thla at
RECLAMATION HKRVICK OKFICK
IN THIH CITY HAH RECKIVKD
NO WORD CONCKRNINO THK
CONTRACT Vii HKCOND UNIT
TAFT'S BIRTHDAY
TO BE TOMORROW
United Pre Service
IlBVEflLY, Sept. U, Preeldent
Taft, Mra. Taft and Ml Helen Taft
motored SO mile to Mlllburr, Maa
today to the home of Aunt Delia Tor-
roy. They will celebrate there to
morrow the prealdent'a CCth birth
day.
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JACK JOHNSON
IS PROSTRATED
Hl'ICIDK OK HIH WIKK CAl'HKH
THK IIIO lliai'K l'L'OILIHT TO
(IRIKVK JACK CUHI.KY HAH
CHAIU1K OK THK KUNKRAL
Y0UN6 ALLEN IS
BROUGHT BACK
lOLTM WILL VACR A CJUeVnC OF
IIAIHINO A CHKCK PROM W TO
OOOPATHKR OK ACCVSKD
ARIUVKH IN CITY
FRANK JACK 6ETS
HIS MONEY BACK
5UMATII INDIAN HKHKRVATION
HANCIIK.R IIKMKVKH THAT HK
" HKKN nOHRKD, RfJT DK
VKUIPMKNTH DMPKOVK IT
''"nk Jack and a man wbo had
wen empioyod by him on bla place
me Indian reaervaUon, arrived la
" e'5 Iwt night. They aecured n
". hut during tba night th hired
m rhtngod quartera, taking with
J' i'onw money belonging to Mr.
reiki WM bought at flrit that a
"wry hud been committed, but thU
ki h.0? tho moM WM returned
Si V ,r,, n' WB
to ctcape, but eUtmed that ha
" ilmply holdlgg th moa.y for hla
loy.r. Tba oaleera took thla view
CIIICAOO, Hepl. H.Jaek Curler,
prlae light promoter, bad charge of
Ibe funeral of rMa. Jack Jobnaon
here today.
Jobnaon la almoat proetrated from
grief.
The funeral service were held la
St. Mark'a Metbodltt cburcb, Rev. J.
Iloblnton officiating. Interment waa
In (Iraceland cemetery.
Fifty automobile loada of negroea
comprlaed the funeral cortege. The
only whltea were Mra. David Terry
and Klann Terry, Mra. Johnaon'j
mother and alater. Seven tbouaand
negroea attended tba funeral.
Kobert Allen, charged with railing
a check from 13 to 1100, waa brought
back to thla city laat nlgbl by Sheriff
1'art.c from Dorrli, where be waa
taken from flltton by a California
officer and turned over to the Klam
ath county aberiff.
Allen' father, Loula Allen, a pio
neer rcaldenl of thla aectlon, accom
panied hi ton to thla city, and will
prepare for hi defenie. The older
Allen I employed on the J. F. ranch
near Dorrla.
V.'hen aearchtd In the county jail
In thla city Allen bad but three or
four dollara on hla peraon. To a
Irlend he atated that be had not ae
cured money aa la charged by the
proverutlon.
Mra. John Kobler of Pueblo, Calif.,
who arrived here laat nlgbt, and la a
guaat at the Washington houae, waa
one of tba anaaengera Injured la the
wreck juat north of Weed laat night
by tome runaway freight can hltUag
the front of the train on which aba
wa riding, Mra. Kohler did not
realise the eWent of her Injuriee until
ahe reached tlla city, not having op
portunity far adequate medic! re
lief, but her ' nerve carried her
through the Ota to thla city, aa wail
aa through the night.
Thla morning Dr. L. L. Truax waa
called to attend Mr. Kohler. who waa
found to have two rlba on the left
l'l fractured, and her right eye bad
ly bruised, bealdaa numeroua other
ralnnr bruises. Dr. Truax aald thla
morning that the patient aeemed to
he getting along reasonably well, but
Jiut how terloua her Injuriee might
prove could not yet be told. She It
n.tltiralty In a very nervous condi
tion ua the reault of the hurt and
ho:k.
No word haa yet coma fi
Ington aa to the contract fact
ond unit lateral to be bNC
Klamath project of the rechtaaatteis
eervlee, and the local office doee not
know how to explain tfao delay until
It gate dtlalte word from Washing
ton. The bid, which were opened
August 20, were at once eent-to
Washington for what waa expected to
be comparatively quick action. It
haa been auggeeted tbat the higher
official at the capital may be mak
ing Inquiry along the line of which
the local reclamation authorities are
not advlaed.
According to the contract aa out
lined by the government, 10 per cent
of the work muat be dona by Decem
ber 1, 1912, and If one contractor
take the entire work, he will natur
ally with ta get on the ground aa
toon aa possible to meet tblt require
ment. Half the work mutt ba done
by July 1. IMS, and all by Novem-
be 1, 1111.
Rooaerek la Traveling
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0R6ANIZF
HELP BUILDERS
BONANZA CASE
IS DISPOSED OF
JL'DOE RKNSON VOmon A
DICT FOR DEFKNDANT
Halt Waa Kxpecte-J to
-U'iairl-:,
tar Meertlaw H-hotl
R. K. SMITH IH ELECTED HECRE
TARY AND DIRECTOR OK THE
HOME RCILDLNO AND REALTY
CO., A FLOURISHING CONCEERN
BUILDING SAND
IS FOOND HERE
tm-TRAC-TOK BOTY M
WITH WELL 1HUGINQ OPERA
TIONS AT HHIPPINOTON OOOD
WATER IS ENCOUNTERED
Mr. Kchler and the aon, who are
going Into the plumbing business In
thl cil), arrived In Klamath Fall
oiiio time alnca.
Haow In Denver
United Preaa Service
UKNVER, Sept. 14, Following
rain, a light anow fell here today.
Hull to Qwiet Title
Suit to quiet title to the land com
prising all of Darrow addition and a
portion of Mllla addition baa been
started In the circuit court.
Mr. and Mra. J. 8. Blair of Port
land, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. K. D. flamsby, left for borne thla
Morning. Mrs-Blair Is Mr. Ramsby's
sister.
Contractor M. It. Doty ta enthusi
astic over the quality of water and
sand be has discovered In digging
Mime wells In Bblpplngton this week
lor Ibe Home Building and Rcaltf
company. The company la putting up
tome house there, and wanted two
well on the property, engaging Mr.
.Doty to dig tbem. I
When the contractor got down 47
feel In the first well he struck water
which rose to 27 feet, leaving 20 feet
of lift. The water was of an excep
tional quality, he aaya, like tbat of a
tine aprlng. In the second well be
had a like experience with tho same
depth of hole and same reault In
water.
"Wa found an unusually fine white
sand In the holee, too," aald Mr. Doty,
"You could pump out that sand there
and have as fine a building sand aa
you could want. It aeems to ba
much the aame aa tbat found In tba
Wood River."
One of the most Interacting meet
ing yet r-etd by the Home Building
and Realty company took place yea-
terday, when the dlrectora had a see-
slon to consider the state of affairs
of the organisation and dlacuas plans
for the future. It la understood tbat
the company la In a flourishing con
dition, and that In addition to the
building operations already com
menced under the plana of the con
cern there will be a number of new
buildings shortly added.
At the meeting F. II. True tender
ed hla resignation aa secretary and
director, In order to give more af his
time and attention to other .business
Hit place waa taken by R. B. Smith.
Fred Melhase Is president and one
of the directors, while the other four
directors to complete the half dosea
on the board are D. B. Campbell, Jaa.
Pelton. Roaell II. Dunbar and Marlon
Hanks. Mr. Harry Telford waa
chosen assistant secretary, and will
stay In charge of the office.
In the case of the Klamath County
bank vs. School District U6. S and
R. K. Watteaburg In circuit court taifas
afternoon, Judge Henry L. Benson
directed the Jury to fad for th de
fendants and n verdict In accordance
with the court's Instruction waa algn
ed by Foreman J. M. Evans.
The contention of tho defendant.
through District Attorney Dell T.
Kuyktndall and Asletaat Dtttriet At
torney Charles Ferguson waa thai tba
""Hi vu wmca me sail waa BSJaeej
waa not legally Issued. It apfieara
that the warrant, according to tba
plaintiff, waa ordered drawn by a
full meeting of the board, bat Uat H
was not drawn until n subsequent
meeting, which waa presided over by
an acting chairman.
Attorney J. C. Rutanic and J. 8.
Kent, wbo represented Ua bank. wlU.
It la said, at oace enter ault In be
half of Contractor R. X. Watteabarg
on the debt on the allegation Uat Ua
warrant waa not properly drawn.
Wattenburg, contractor for the eehool
building, got Ue warrant and cashed
It at the bank which was nlntnUat tm
Ue ease concluded Ula aftaraana. -'
Wattenburg, waHe named aa n At
tendant In Ue tHVe of Ua a fnat
eettled. did not, ta fast, agpaar fen Mm
proceedings.
FEW LABORERS
ARE IN SECTION
RECLAMATION HKRVICK OFKI-
CKHH ARK IN NKKD OK MEN TO
I'AIIHY ON THK OOVKRNMKNT
WORK INDUCEMENT OIVKN
Laboring men are hard to find In
thla community, according to the om-
clala of the Klamath project of the
reclamation service. In the canal
work which la being carried on un
der the supervision of Project Engi
neer W. W. Patch, the lack of men
has been somewhat of a handicap,
and tho forces ara smaller than the
government likes to work wlU. Aa
a result the project Is advertising for
men, and ets forth that good wages
and kooU camps ara furnished by
llala Samuel to hla helpers.
Owens Opposed License
Transfer in City Council
Although City Records do not Show it. it has Develop
ed that There was Opposition When Council men
"Delivered the Goods" as They Promised
At least one member of the city
council waa not deceived Into voting
for the transfer of the Llvermore
liquor license. The record of tbe
city do not show thla fact, however,
und Tho Herald waa dependent on
Ihe memory of Individual who at
tended the council meeting on tbe
3d of June for thla Information.
Hen 8. Owena, suspecting that all
waa not right, voted In the negative
on the motion made by Councilman
Savldge tbat the license ba transfer-
rod. Mr. Owens, a well known real
eatato dealer, waa a bold-over mem
ber of the council, and his suspicions
were aroused at a meeting of the out
going council when the Llvermore
license matter came before that body.
"I autpected there waa something
I crooked," said Mr. Owena to Tbe
Herald this morning, "and I voted
against the motion."
Tbe record of the council meeting
doea not ahow that there waa a neg
ative vote. It only aets forth tbat
a motion for tbe license transfer waa
made by Councilman Savldge and was
carried, but Individuals who were
present on the night of the meeting
corroborate Mr. Owens' sUtement.
There has been considerable pec
ulation on tbe streets aa to Ue pur
pose of the grand Jury In calling sev
eral witnesses who have not hereto
fore been mentioned In 'connection
with Ue graft charges. This waa ex
plained this morning, however, when
n story gained circulation on the
streets to the effect that all of tbe
note given In connection wltb the
aldermanlc extortion had been paid.
Tbe Herald atated some time ago
that one of the two' notea given to
tbe aldermen In exchange for their
favorable votes bad been paid, and
when collection was demanded on the
other the public waa Informed of Ue
demand. It baa developed that sec
ond note was paid by I. P. Taber.
now proprietor of tbe Llvermore bar,
but In. no way connected with the
graft charges.
It appaara Uat Mr. Taber, when he
bought Ue bar, aatumed, the two
notea wlUout knowing why they hnd
been given. When they became due
Mr. Taber paid them. Ha haa been n
witness before Ue grand Jury, and it
Is supposed that ha waa called to tes
tify concerning Usee notes.
II. It. CAMPBELL WILL LEAVE
THIS EVENING FOR BEDSIDE
OF HU MOTHER, WHO IH RE
PORTED SERIOUSLY ILL
D. B. Campbell leavee Uis evening
for St. Thomas. Ont. to reach Ue
Ledaido of his mother, whoae Illness
as made known to Mr. Campbell la
a telegram he received this .morning.
Mrs Campbell, who is advanced In
years, Is understood to be In n very
serious condition, although details of
the illness were not learned by Mr.
Campbell. He expects to remain with
her until the outcome of the case Is
beyond doubt.
Newtea
Suit waa started la Ue etrnR
court this morning by Alao Newtea
to recover n mare and n aprlng wagon
claimed to be wrongfully held by
John Slevers. H. M. " -g la at
torney for the plaintiff.
Project Engineer W. W. Patch of1
the reclamation eervlee, haa gone to
Clear Lake.
WIRE BRINGS
SOME BAD NEWS INSANE MAN IS
AFTER ROOSEVELT
TEACHERS WILL
' HOLD MEETIN6
ANNUAL COUNTY INSTITCTK
WILL BE HELD HERE SEPTEM
BER 80 PROMINENT SPEAK
KRH WILL BE HEARD
Tho annual county Institute, to be
held In tbe county high school build-
lug September SO, October 1, 1, prom
ises to be of more than ordinary in
terest Ula year.
The liat of Instructors Includes Di.
A. E. Wlnshlp of Boston. Mate., one
of the foremost educators of Amer
ica. Suptrlateadent L. R. Alderman.
13. f, Carleton, a man front Ue Unl-
varaiMUM Oregon, one from Ue Ore
gon Agricultural College, as well aa
work by local Instructors.
On the evenings of Octorer 1 and t
popular lectures with music wlU be
lield at the high eehool auditorium.
fllMIDENT OK BERKELEY IN.
FORMED POLICE THAT Ml
WOULD PREVENT ROOSEVELT
FROM ENTERING STATE
United Preaa Servtee
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 14. Carl
Olillsen of Berkeley announced hero
today that he would prevent Colonel
Roosevelt from entering the eUte.
He haa been locked up aa Insane.
For some time past Ohllsen haa
been sending dally telegrams to Pres
ident Taft.
6RAND JURY IS
TAKING A REST
ADJOURNMENT IB TAKEN UNTIL
MONDAY MORNING NO INDICT
MENTS HAVE YET BEEN RE
TURNED TO CIRCUIT COURT
The Klamath county grand Jury
adjourned at noon today until Mon
day morning, and It now appears Uat
the deliberations of Ue Jury will not
he concluded until the end of next
woek. It la not expected Uaa any
Indictments will be returned until
Ihe end of the grand Jury seasloa.
Thla morning the grand Jury, It la
repot), took .ug'.aha charge against
Kobert AlleV
Cher from f I
brotuora, whoae cl
waa ralaed, were called
room.
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