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UNITED STATES
MAY MEDIATE IN
BALKAN DISPUTE
IMHIMTY OV THK KNVOVN TO
AClHMi IM L'KHTAIN
Hrrtriaa Kavuy Ware Umi Melcctlon of
till Country, Mat r'rara That
(Iml IMataat Might Handicap (lie
(iwMteUwMrN from TtiU Country.
IWamHlarHy Willi Condition May
JACK LAUGHLIH
PAINFULLY HURT
Vi:i.fi KNOWN I.IVKItYMAN IH
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United I'rHi Service
0N1K)N. Dec. 17. Tho United
Mates haa been suggested at a medi
ator In the Turklth-llalkan state dlt
lU on account of Ibe apparent In.
stlllty of Ibe envoya to agree.
M. Novakovltch. tlia Rervlsn envoy,
Xltred Ibat llio "choice of (lie Unit
4 Htatee would bo excellent, but
'la American commissioners would
' ,preoaMy be hampered on account of
I tit distance nnd their unfamlllerlly
with conditio.
PEACE ENVOYS
ARE QUARRELING
TCHKK OIUKCT T) TIIK MUCH-
knci: ok (jiu:i:k k.nvovh, am
WOlllf IH WAITKD r'llOM CON
HTANTINOPLK AN TO COIIIWK
Jack taughllu sustained a fractur
ed rib and a badly cut head by bolng
stepped on by a horse early tbla morn
ing. I.aughllii and another workman
at tlio Mammoth slnblo were harness
ing a team when one of tho hone
a)irently becoming frightened,
broka nut nt tho htrnctt, narrowly
mined ileilnic oil I.aughllu'H lie'lper,
truck Jack with bit front fuel and
walked orer Mm. Dr. Hamilton la
attending: Ilia Injured man.
"Hum" Again Pinched
Charged with telling wblikey on
Hunday, J. II. Hamilton, colored, wnt
arretted thlt morning by Police Chief
Pmlth. Ho will bo tried on tho police
court thl afternoon.
According to flmltb, "Ham" told
whlikey to V. W. I.lghtbody on Sun
day Uit.
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Bird Island Famous
L
as Refuge for Birds
State Game Warden Tells of the Au
debon Society. New Bird Re
serves are Now Being Planned
About nln yar ago Undo Ham
becanio atclvoly Internted lu Iho lro
lection of wild blrda. Thla Interest
wit bruuMtabout becnuie of varlout
ieclrn of game blrdt. a well aa ong
Inc beneficial blrdt wo allowed at
any tvaton of tho year.
The tint national wild bird rcter
vntlon wat tet aaldo March II, 19S.
by a apodal proclamation of tho preil
bnltod I'reat Btrrlce
LONDON. Dec. 17. Tho enroya of
the llalkau tlatet today voted to iiult
tho icotu confvrenco If Turkey dura
not turrender Adrlauopla.
The llulcarlan frontier ouettlon
wilt be the flrtt under contlderatlon.
Ilulgarla demand Thrace aad part of
Macedonia.
Foreign ambanadora oatombled In
formally thla morning In as effort to
adjust tho Auitrlan-Herrlan trouble.
Tho ixace envoy ware In confer-
juicti for three hour thl morning,
and then adlourned until Thuraday,
The Turk objected to Ibe preatnee
of tho (Ircvk envoy becaute Orceco
had not tlgued the ermlitlce. The
Turk throatened to Icavo the con
ference, but other envoya Induced
the into ttay until advlaed front Con
stantinople. It rord from the capital
repudiate tho Oreeka the conference
will come to an end.
The envoya agreed to nek Lord
Orey to appoint, as EngUahnu to be
trcrctary of the conference.
The credential of the envoya In-
cludo tho power to negotiate peace
and algn a final treaty. Daneff presided.
Warning Kurooean caplUUtU not
to meddlo with the peace negotiation
If thoy do not with n renewal of tbo
righting, Daneff add retted the con
ference. Ho declared that caplUlltbi
wero aiding Turkey.
"We concede tbo minor demand,
ho aald. "but tho tultan muit grant
our principal demand, Including the
UmiMltlnn nf Balonlka and Albania.
lit Turkey refine to accept tbo boun
idarlea wo propoe, wo wilt order that
Adrlanoplo be betelged."
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1'OIlTr.AND, Dec. IT Unit-
e d Bute IJItlrlct Attorney John
McCourt bllnveiUgatlni the nl-
leged creanitry combine in Port-
land under! the direction of the 4
department of Juitlce and fol-
lowing coniplalnl that price
had been bloated after the for-
matlon of Ike combine. The re-
e tutt of the JBTeatlgatlon baa not
been announced,
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HHTOACT
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t'nliod Preaa Htjrvlc
8AN aTRANClBCO, Dec 17 Or
der to aenj. n revenue cutter to
aeardteUCewnar Lawrenee.
were received here from Secretary
McVeagh today. The cutter MeCiil
lough will be aent.
California congreaamen and ntwe-
paper men urged UacVeagh to net
Wilton In Trenton
United Pre Service
and Inioct-eetlng bird, were rapidly Ident. Blnre that llmo ftfty-flvo other f TIKNTON. N. J., Dec. 17. Preal-
retvrvaiioni uiu m " .. tlciu-vieri winon patteu inn ur u
- .. . ..I tult.l l.lp.l TtlAU .. ... -i. ... Vt-. ?.
tor ino pmiecuuii " - .--- i, cny, ll0 will atari lor now iirnv
embrace rocky Itltudt, tand beachet, 1M ,U ntternoan to attend tho ban
laket, martheii and other place thatjUot ot tno southern Society. He
ilrcreailnt. while Intect Pett wero
Increatlng In Immense number.
Uncle Sain' baa recently estimated
that the a,nnual Ion to agricultural
and horticultural Interest lu thl
country amounta lo f 130,100,000,
Thu National Association of Audu
bon Kocletlea, which waa organlted
tor Ibe protection of wild blrdt and
animals, began tbo campalgu a num
ber of yeara ago to get certain refuge
or retreata, where no hunting or k.lll-
systeB oFfire
. alarmjnanted
:iTY COUNCIL RKCKIVMH HIDM
l-OR THK INSTAUiATION OV 1K-VICK-TWO
WiANM ARK UNIIKU
CONMIDHHATION
The future Ira alarm tystem for
Klamnlb Kail had u big Inning at
last night's council meeting, follow
ing the opening of bid an tho Instil
ing of an alarm system. Tboro wna
'iily mio bid on Iho system complete,
lis tho bid ot A. a. Long Co. wua
Oil a 1.RAO nnuad ball only.
Tho Uamtwelt riro Alarm Tole-,,K-upli
company fare fum on two
different; gyttanu. One of these. If
, operated from the tilophono offlce,
will coat 11,060. in caae n aeporate
switchboard la Installed for thla the
ost will be M10 more, nlua the coat
1 nro alarm boe.
, The question of having the nlarma
feUven by the telephone company waa
of mi asrlcultural value, reaching
from Florida to Alaska, and over to
the llnwallan Islands. Many oi tneee
are Iho nnrottral brcodlng place of
birds, somo of which aro almost ex
terminated by plume hunter.
"The largest and best national who
I'ngo
will avoid Job hunter.
"I'd like to call the attention of
tho council to bus SO. eetloB It of
the charter; regarding publications,"
said Councilman SavMge after tbe w.
O. Smith Printing compaay'a bid for
printing the charters bad been rend.
"According to thla, all publication
must be made by the city oBclal
newspaper."
"There U n great deal of difference
between the printing of the charter
and the printing of notice," explain
ed Judge Leavltt. 'The charter print
ing come under the head of Job
work."
"Well. I'm aaUaled. I merely want-1
ed It eiplalned," replied Savldge.
Tbe bid ot the Satlth Printing
Daur waa the only one received. The
work of printing 1.10 toeiee of the
charter at l.5 per page waa aware
ed thla rm by the eevaeU.
aaai vsv,aMtsaw i1-?
Debts
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Jn order to elenr up the lndebied-
neea on aeveml of the paving unit,
the city eonneH InetrneUd Jadge
Leavltt to nae whntever meana nee.
sary to enforce nnygtent. Undo the
terms of ibe eharter, the' cent of tho
nnvlnit aaeeeaed to each property nwav
ler I a Ilea ngnhatt hie yreperty, nan
can be forecloaed.
tleraun rorea of the Warm Con
struction company stated that there
U n little over.$I,BS0 due Me eete-
tany In torn of Ue dletrlete, nadl
the delinquent partlee aeean leoU to
pny.
CONSTANTINOPLK. Dee. 17
Heavy Bring off the Dardanelles tote-
cntea the renewal of the Oreeka' at
tempt to run tho Waekade Into th
Agean Sen. Tho rang began early
hla gaomlnc and lasted eereral tewra.
the forte nartlHnlHw.,
Klka to Katertala
Mombera ot the cast and chorus
that produced "The Mikado" for the
Klka last week, will be tbo guest ot
the Klamath Fatla Lodge II. P. O. E.
at tho Klka Club this ovonlng. An
olaborato entertainment lias been
planned by tho Kllu to show their
appreciation, and tbe ovenlnit's pro
gram Include cards, dancing, Im
promptu stunts and n banquet
DMEEI11LU
WAS IRA JONES
ITHROUQH A. MONEY ORDRR STUB
IN Hit KPVHCm, PORTLAND
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aHfkjaAk gtakaei aaug . jajsm fcfhjaaTaSa4snhnL '
Daiiusa taw aasne aa m aavsnyaw. c, , T
TW Haa la Aggiinl 1im S '.
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CKy wamwM wR to aasaatM at
par K the new eaartor la $ T ' v,
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aaii atr taa ajtoR w inaatal ajjaay
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"Under ta iritiag af Jha jsaw .
eaartor. R fa aaaatta) $m ha aMr t
haaa'ltiatf la fay off'tto aagaaag '
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PORTLAND. Dec 17. Through n
money order Issued here thehug who
was killed by a posse after aaaauiting
Myrtle Huff, aged 14 yeara. U Santa
Anna, Calif., Is believed to be lra
Jones, n logger and formerly n Mc
Kensle River homeateader. The or
der atub waa found In the thug a
County Health Officer and tit Ctty
Health Officer Report tat
Gases of Typhoid tUi Tear
' iCoutluued ou
Retce UnreneoaaWe
u'ABiiiNfiTON. Dec. 17. Answer
ing tbo complaint of tho Dakar Clly,
lnM.nti nnmmMrrlal Hlub. tbe later-
ttatc commerce commlttlon declared affecta. .
toilay that the class rates trow Baker
City to polnta on the Oregon Short 11. B. tuwnayi umne wave-
Line between Olds Ferry, Idaho, and I morning for Portland to attend to
Vale, Oregon, were unreasonable. business matter.
t.
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coutlderod lo be tho beat for KlamntU
Vnila. mid Manager Iloberlton wna
hiked If arrangement could bo made
with hit company for tbo operation
nt tho aystem. Ho was unable to give
dellnlto Information, but baa wircu
tho Portland ofllce ot tne compaur,
nn.i will bo ablo to glvo tho cour.cn
pokltlvo Information In n few day.
n.in iii avttom. ovcry ieiei.u.'
In Iho city Is n fire alarm atatlon. The
(person reporting nro cans cemr.
und tell Iho wiiru numoor. "
ernl alarm and tho ward number I
then automatically sounded by tho
alarm bell,
KnlgliU to Knlertaln
Tho Knlghta of Pythliw will outer
tnln their wive nnd l'yiln HHtor
tomorrow evening with n social and
n banquet. Following n brief Umi.
nets meeting the gucals will etaomblo.
KxamlnaUona Tomorrow
...-... nintinns for teacher will
.... mmnrrow morning In Hlversldo
.... i k.illil n at U O'CIOCK. iv -
Intonded in hold the oxnm.lnatlons In
Central school building, oui .. -polrrt
wero' found necessary to be
inado there, so tho place of holdlUg
tbo examination waa changed.
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Will G. Steel is Urged
i
for Capt. Arant's Job
Medford Men Will Urge the Appointment of a Repub
lican as Superintendent of the Crater Lake National
' aaaaak
Park. Is Cailed Father of Crater Lake Reserve
Just elnht eaaea ot traaeM have
been reported to County HenRh OftV
cer Merryaaa nnd CKy Health Oaeer
Truax thU year. At thla Uaae Wat
year there were more thaa forty eaaea
reported.
None of the eaaea tMa year vara
serious, while last year there ware a
few fatalities. ' ' ,
Thla decrease la the aawoat 9t die-
ease bj noted net aleae ta the caae of
typhoid, bat la aH ether foraa of
eostaglotta nHsaenU, ta faet, the.eRy
la enjoying one, of the healthiest
yeara la Ita history.
Klamath Falla la not atoaa la Ita
healtbfurneas thu year, aa the re-
poru of the state board of health
shew that every eKy la laa atato aaa
i-
Medford mon are urging the ap
pointment of n republican to bo su
perintendent of Crater Lnko National
Park. Ho I Will Q. Steel ot rort
liiml.
Tho Portland Journal, a democratic
iianor. IIM tllO lOllOWing w toy ton-
corning Mr. Bteol'a candidacy:
hi.,i hat devoted n largo iwri ot
lilt time for yonra to Crater Iko, and
during many of theso yeara be work
ed practically nlone. lie baa made
moro than n doxeu trip to Washing
ton, to gain favorablo action by the
prcsldont or congress, and the ex
pousca ot theo trip havo, with ,two
or throe exception, been paid by htm'.
,u. Incidentally bo naa .punuanen
atccl Point," which baa tbld graph-.:
leallv and nlctorlally ot the beauties
of Crater Lnko and Ita legendary' bW-
tory.
First, ho Induced the secretary ot
tbo Interior to withdraw from settle
ment tho lands surrounding the luko.
That was back In 188. In 1801 he
obtained tbo action that made a na
tional park. He organlted a company
that built n botol. and placed boata
mon the lnko. Recently he haa gone
niter an appropriation tor roads, and
1100,000 will aoon ne avaiiaoie ror
that purpose, to be followed by other
hundred ot thousands. He no longer
holds auy pecuniary Interest In prop
erty In In tbe park, '
How he became intereetea in urn-
tor Lake la an Interesting atory. It
roe back to Bteere school aaya
Kansas, when he carried his loach to
school In n newspaper, aa waa the
fashion among acboolboya then. Bat
lug his lunch ono day, he threw the
newspaper wrapping on the grouan,
but picked It up to read while enjoy-
lna hta meal.
Hla eyea fell upon a paragraph that
told of a mysterious auakea lake, la
Oregon, surrounded by perpendicular
walls, of magnificent depth and color
ing. It nrouaed hla fancy, and be re
solved to see that lake some day. Two
yeara later, at the age ot II, he waa
an1 Oregon pioneer. ' fie. came ue
Portland nnd began Inquiring about
the lake,
' ffloaUauea oa Pa"ii rT"
Several towaa thai ham I
tt aaldeaalei eery yaai
wRawat.a.abaala aaaa'at
disease thla year. '
There, are a auaabar at
errbed for tho
year tat
Uau la taia attaataam aaa
VV aSJ wmJW BBWWWaitjaaaj aaasr
given to the work of
rarda aad heeahag-Ua
allara frea. fxearubMam. ,Taa
avsa'a Clvte Leagme aa4.Ua
hoard worked hard e tMa
and the naeala aawi takaa a
eauUaa to nreveat tha hrpialaff-af
a L.it m.u . .
lyswawa lever awnaa. r , va
f.
aaa aa S
aa atjhTegaajl ffaavg; ' 'J
Mrs. Alice Coaraa waa oceratoc
uikib for annaiidlelUa br Dm. Hajall-
ton and Morrow nt the Blackburn hos
pital hut night Mrs.' Coarad did
not abow aerloua tymptoata at aatea
dlcltla until Teaterdar. aad the dee-
tors believed Immediate oaerattoa was
., u. ....i. i. Viu
near tbe critical potat
LOW BUYS BADGE;
BARNES TO VISIT
Baaaawaaawassi
BHKKIFK - RLHCT WILL AaWCMR
DUTltM OV HUB OVHCK fANTJA-
,RV a CtMKMFr, aURNR WILL
QO TO OAKLAND
Sheriff-elect. CO. Low haa erdered
a badge ot oMee. Ho exMeta K to
arrive here befcVe Jajuaryt Wh, fhea
ne aseumee ib auuea eaaae
Sheriff aWxnenplena to take a' tr'k
to qagiaaa aa aooa aa nw serai at
fice expires, Mrai Baraea and elill
dren are apendlag the wtater la Oak
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oceaa aad bay ahorea are haeaf ;''';,
trolled.today la aa eadeaver to Itoato .
Mrs. Beaale.L. Huator.T ! m .
bride of Joseph Huator, at
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it.U eetievea wa tae aim
sulelde by juaaatac lata Ua hiay-
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