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Write A.R.RENNER.Statc Agt
Klamath Fall, or leave order Herald Omco
For the Complexion
American Wife of
Greek Minister
of Finance
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EXPLOSION CAUSE
MANY LIVES LOST
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HARBOR OK XAri.KS 18 SCKXK OK
TMRRIKIC IHaASTKR IT IS
KKARKD THAT MANY VRWKL8
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NAPLHS, Dec. IS'. A teniae
ptaalea which occurred la the harbor
ken lata ateralu destroyed more
Uh 19 aaaall TeaaeU. tt U feared
"that away IItc have been teat. Tha
of tha exptoaloa la mot known.
cd icTeral rabbi. nttnUter.
chant and professional men. '
Karty thl mornlug the cotd forced ,
tho crowd to raco around tho peak-i
era' stand to keep warm. The apeak
tog will continue until 8 o'clock to-
night.
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(Caatiaaad treat Fata 1)
.Mastered a stataaaeat which wilt bo
gtrea ta tha pre,'
rUf Oo aatac tight." Oarrlaoa
cried wham tha boom waa adjmted.
''All of tha taea mounted tha gal-
Iowa uaaaslatad. The Bret two trap
were epruag at 11:11.
At'lltM aa ef th three doctor
aid:
Thar ara dead.
The bedlea war the cat down
aad atae la rough ceSa. .
. .Wheal Margaa aad Roberta were
balag Ukam thread, the yard to the
daeU eaaaabar. Roberta halted th
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Maer araeedad the two
a ke walked. Tha
taalajrad aa atajaa of aerrema-
0alti
RALRht. Dec. 13 Morgaa. oae of
the faar murderer to die oa the gal
Iowa today, aaaat th hut alght la
prayer. Oarrlaoa prepared a apeecb,
whkh he expected, to deliver oa the
gallows.
"I dM aot klU Perkins," Garrison
told a guard thl aaoralag, "aad I am
not afraid to die."
Wardea Bengen aad Guard Saod
graaa ware told thl morning that
they muat aprlag the trap. They
did aot protect.
Trier Protests
Called Press Service
BAN FRANCISCO. Dec IS. Start
ing at ( o'clock Ut night and con
tinuing" throughout th night, scores
of speaker, taking turn, protested
, agalaat the Salem hanging from the New Zealand to testify aa to the men-
asswst. satbam- T n-.v.r. i...t...-.i i.......i . - .. iti
Tho crime for which Paulder today
paid tho drath penalty wa committed
In August, IJ11, t Krlckaoa A Teter-
sou's construction camp, near Chllo-
quln, where Kautdcr waa employed a
a plow-ahaker on railway construc
tion.
8aturday night, Paulder and other
employe of, the coastructloa compa
ny went to Port Klamath, and ac
cording to the testimony, all of them
were drinking that night, and were
itill under the Influence of Intoxicant
when they returned to the railway
camp th next orealag.
There had beta several doga pois
oned arouad th camp, aad whea
Paulder returned from Fort Klamath
someone told him that a dog be had
befriended had been polaoaed. At
this Faulder became extremely angry,
and declaring that he would kill tho
man who had poisoned the dog, he
went to hi teat to get a rile.
He entered the cook teat, where
l-oul Oebbardt, the cook, aad aa aa
(Utant were resting after the even
ing meal, and be asked Gebhardt If
he bad poisoned th dog. Gabhardt's
reply waa evidently not to th liking
of Faulder, as he shot the cook. Inflic
ting a wound that resulted In his
death a few hour later.
After the shooting Paulder told
some of th employe what he had
done, aad bade tbem farewell, saying t
mat be wouta "uu to tae woods"
to avoid arrest. He waa finally per
suaded to abaadoa thl plan, owing
to th futility of try lag to escape
starratlea la that aectlea. aad con
sented to remain.
On bis way toward his owa teat
Faulder passed th teat where Geb
hardt lay la hi death agonies. Find
ing that the cook waa aot dead. Paul
der attempted to eater the teat aad!
shoot agala at th prostrate maa. but I
th mea ministering to the woaaded
cook prevented hla dolag eo.
Falling la this Faulder catered his
own teat, aad placing the murxle of
the rifle against hi breast, he pulled
the trigger. Aa this did aot kill him
he east tried a shotgun, and when
the men rushed to his tent they found
him suffering horrible pain, his left
side being nearly blown off from the
shotgun discharge.
After Faulder'a recovery from bis
wound, a defease of Insanity waa set)
up, and to establish thl. hla brother,,
Norman Paulder, came here from!
Methodist Mlalotcr Ask Some
Kuiiny Jurtloa
United Press Service
COI.UMI1U8, lnd Dec 13.
llor. Dlmmltt, a Methodist mln-
Uter, In a sermon against tho
ntodo of street dress now popu-
lar with women, read tho follow-
Ing llnea from tho pulpit:
"Little girl, you look so small;
Don't you wear no clothes at all?
Don't you wear chemise or shlrtt
Don't you wear ft pretty sklrtt
Just your corset and your hoseT
Aro these all your underclothes?"
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oral other witnesses wire called to
the stand during the trial to testify as
to the mental condition of Faulder.
but the Jury, after a long delibera
tion, returned a verdict of guilty In
the lint degree.
Faulder waa sentenced to bo bang
d May 3, by Judge Ilensan. On ac
count of tho attitude of Governor
West against hanging, tho execution
wat delayed until after tho November
election, when the voter of the state
cost their ballots In favor of the death
penalty.
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TITANIC WIDOW
NOW A MOTHER
(Copyright by Harris A Kwlng
Ono of tho youngest and most
charming of tho Amorlcan wives of
diplomats, la Mint. Coromllas, wife of
the Greek minister of finance, the ac
credited mlnlnter to the United States.
Mbio. Coromllas Is now living In Ath
ens, and la a decided favorite at the
Grecian court, tleforo tier marriage
tnreo year ago she was Anna Uwlng
Cockrell, second daughter of former
Senator Cockerel! of Missouri. Hhe
was presented to society seveu or
eight years ago, after a Aulahlng
course lu Paris.
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Mr. Klolie Bmlth of Cincinnati, a
Titanic survivor, who waa widowed by
And a reserved seat under a
a ahade tree In our new park
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AdmlaUtrator'a .SWe of Hal of IffWl
Preperty
In the County Court of the Btate of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
In tho Matter of the Estate of Martha
Abbeloos, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that, la pur
suance of an order of the above en
titled court, made In the above en
titled matter on tho 7th day of No
vember, 1912, the undersigned, as ad
ministrator, will sell the following de
scribed property to wit:
Tha NHU of NK. Bee 10. Tp.
39, S. It. 13, K. W. M., In Klamath
County, Oregon,
at private sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, oa or after the 7th day of
December, llt, at the law olflca of
Bton A Barrett, la th Amerleaa
United Press Service
WASHINGTON', D. 0,
lloware of l)ihua fuvvrl
This was the warning sent out to
tho people of tho Unllud Hinted by the
public health svrvlct), and which Is
now being disseminated lu every city
In pamphlet form.
Typhus fever, which II has recent))'
been discovered through research
work In public health servlcu labor
atories, Is Identical to llrlll'a disease,
threatens to gain a deep-seated hold
In thl country, according to Dr. Win,
Colby Huckor, chief of tho service.
The epidemic now cilit In Ilia slum
of New York In mild form, and uitlees
Immediate precaution Is taken It will
probably spread throughout the roun
try. Typhus Is alto commonly known,
arcordlng to Dr. Ilurker, aa "ship
fever," "Jail fever" and "tho spotted
fever. Th malady I fatal la tha ma
jor uortloa of rase, and I transmit
ted from maa to man by hotly lie anil
other way common to consented liv
ing quarters of the poor In large clllri
and oa board ship.
Tha pamphlets now being distrib
uted by th health service contain
tlm discoveries and wrlllngt of Sur
geons Anderson and Goldberger, In
tho Washington hygentc laboratories.
Help the young people of the Kit
worth taague by patronising the can
day sale at tho Monarch Grocery on
Saturday. 11. It
tne wrock, Is the mother of a baby
Notice of Hale of Personal Property
to halbfy Agister's IJea
Nolle Is hereby given that 1 will,
uu Saturday, th 3IIU day of Decem
ber, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. of
said day, In front of tho court house
of Klamath county, Oregon, sail at
public auction, to th highest bidder.
for caah, th following described par-
tonal properly now la my possession,
lu tho County of Klamath, Slat of
Orcgou, nsmsly:
On gray mare, 13 year old,
named "Deck," v.elght 1400 pound
On gray horse, 10 yeara old,
aimed "Jeff," weight 1400 pounds.
proporty of Geo. Hagea of Klamath
ounly, Oregoa, to aatlafy a Ilea which
I hold against th said property for
performing the following aervlcea,
which were bestowed upon aald prop
erty and to defray the cost aad die
buriemeat of thla sale!
To board and lodging, May II
to Oct. 33, 1913 ITS. 00
To pasturage 6.00
To taking to ranch oa Iott
itlver ,, ,,.... ., ,,,,, a.wO
To Taking to Klamath Fall. ,
Oregon, for aalo , 3, SO
Constipatorf? Go
from Hie body nl Ic3l oiictsich tlay, or there XF,r"ycJ
Aak your tloc.oraliouTUfii nil.. gently laxntlvc i J i v ,rt
He Ictuiwa why they net afictly on Ihc liver. " Wle.
FOR XMAS
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A PICTURE OF
THE FAMILY
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Total 118,00
together with th cost and disburse
ment connected with tbla sal.
CALVIN II. Ct.KNDKNNINO.
Date 1st publication. Dae. 7, 1911;
of Klamath
OreCOB. SUblett oslv In tlia Mil,!.!,.
boy. Mr. Astor has wired her con-(lion of asld ! as h ! nm,
.gratulatlons. Mrs. Smith la thedauah-l Dated Novumhar t iok
X tor of Congressman Jarae II. .Hughen I B. P. AUnKLOOS,
of West Virginia. The baby boy will ' Administrator of fl.M r.i,'i-
bo named l.uclen l. Smith 11. 7-14-31-31-S h
Date 2nd publication. Dec. 14. 1913:
llank A Trust Co. building In tho city ' " publication, Dec. 31, 1013
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Tttina rXUalilAlll COUDIf
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Special Bargains
to
Friday anil Saturday
All our trimmed hat up to 9,50
These iwrt daya only for 4.95
Children' trimmed hat up to
4.50 for 1.95
Wr put th knife Into these Hum
simply to make room. Our store l
loolsmall or stock too large. Our
last shipments have crowded ui for
dhfplsy room.
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Local Railway Station
Gets Gold Medal Again
Award is Made by Southern Pacific
Inspector! After Visiting Every
Station on the Entire System
Southern Pacific station Inspcctora
found the local passenger and freight
depot perfect In every 'detail, accord
ing to word received by Agent I la I ley
last night. .This means that Klamath
Falls still has the distinction of hav
ing tho best kopt station on the en
tire Southern Pacific syatem between
Portland and Kl Paso, Teiaa. Includ
ing all branch line.
The finding of the Inspectors clasa
the Klamath rails station ai the
"Gold Medal" station. Agent Dalley
la due to receive a gold bar to be add-
ed to the gold medal awarded the
X station agent mat year, that being the
I' first Inspection since Mr. Dalley took
chart hr.
Brer ainc in Bouthern Pacific
lit ita spleadld aaasaagr dpot
here, It haa been th gold modal de
pot. Heretofore, the freight depot
has not icored perfect, but this year
Agent Ilalloy and the employee of tho
company here nro olatod to find that
both tho passenger and freight dopot
scored porfoct.
A great deal of pride I taken In
the local station by the railway em
ployes, and th aealneaa of (he build
ings has been remarked by many In
coming passengers a well a railway
official. No notification la given aa
to the time Inspector will arrive, but
when they visit Klamath Valla tlioy
never fall to Had tho station la per
fect order, wth ao evidence of a hur
ried cleanup aa a result of a "tin"
sent from aoaae other point oa the
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