i
"
METHODICAL WAS TWO MILLION FOR
THIS SUICIDIST 1915 EXPOSITION
"UK CAIIKFUL OF THK GAa" 8MK I IIOUHK COMMITTEK APPROVKS
PKNH ON NOTK LEFT OUT810K
HKH IIOOM, WHICH GIVKS MIN
UTK INSTRUCTIONS
United Press Service
LONDON, Jan. 31. A comraend
ablo cxnmplo (or future suicides u
ict by Mr. Hose Thompson of Cain
brrclt, boforo asphyxiating herself.
Tied to the knob of her bedroom door
a servant found a note reading.
"Dcforo you do anything else go
down stairs and turn off the gas at
the meter. Then get some one to
come and open tho bedroom window
from the outside, as you will Qnd the
place full of gas. Seo that you turn
off tho gas before you light up, or
you will cause an explosion."
The coroner's Jury rendered a ver
dict of suicide during temporary Insanity.
DILL making liberal appro
priation FOR GOVERNMENT
exhibit at san francisco
SULTAN WILL BE
BUT FIGUREHEAD
Cnlted Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 31.
Tno house commltteo on iudustrlat
art expositions today unnlmoulr
approved the Drodenburg bill appro
priating 13,000,000 for tho govern
ment exhibit nt the Panama-Pncir.c
exposition at 8an Francisco In 1915.
Tho bill provides for a commission
of seven members appointed by the
president and a government board
composed of employee of the various
departments, who will collect and In
stall tho exhibit.
R. C. Spink left 'this morning for
Portland to attend to business matters.
mm court to km case
(Continued from Pag 1)
his property until he was furnished
with water for Irrigation. The In
junction was granted last Jul by
Judge Benson, and the defendants
were given six months In which to
appeal
TALKING FELINE
INTEREST SAGES CANADIAN TOWN
SWEPT BY FIRE
STRAY TOMCAT FOUND IN A MAM-1
HURG DOCK DISPLAYS ABILITV
TO SIXO AS WELL AS TO COX
VERSE United Press Service
HAMBURG. Jan. 31. German sci
entists have a new problem In Peter,
the talking and singing tomcat A
number of witnesses confirm the
statement of Its owner, Dr. Sutcrls, a
woman dentist, that Peter distinct
ly utters the words ''more," "hur
rah," "no," "enough." "Anna" and
Helena." Furthermore It la asserted
that the annUaal, employing the lia
ble "lah.1
BUSINESS DISTRICT OF FORT SAS
KATCHEWAN IS PRACTICALLY
DESTROYED BY BLAZE TOWN
MAY GO
United Press Service
WINNIPEG, Jan. 31. Dispatches
receUed from Fort Saskatchewan,
near Edmonton, on the Canadian
Northern, state that a Are has been
raging for the past twelve hours, and
the city seems doomed.
The Are has been sweeping the
sings In perfect tune the i buslnesa district, and late this after-
melodies of three popular German I neon it threatened the residence sec-
songs. Peter has so pedigree. He
was picked up when a kitten, stray
ing on one of the docks.
Dr. E. V. Morrow made a profes
sional visit to Keno today.
Overdoe, But Here
..Our shipment of Quelle Crawfish,
Eastern Oysters In the Shell, Deep
water Crabs and Columbia River
Smelts.
Should any of these look good to
you come to the Hotel Hall Grill, and
we will be pleased to serve you.
Don't forget our Sunday Dinner,
aad the fact that we are open till
mldnigbt,every night.
Hall Grill .
tlon of the town.
COLD WEATHER
FOLLOWS FLOODS
NO RAIN HAS FALLEN RECENT
LY IN STRICKEN DISTRICT, AND
KIYERS ARE FALLING FLOOD
VICTIMS ARE SUFFERING
EVANSVILLE. Ind., Jan. 31. The
first cold weather came today, and
the suffering of the flood victims has
Increased.
The general situation Is Improved.
There has been no rain, and the river
Is apparently falling.
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A PARTICULAR
MAN
Wants good lumber. He wants good
lumber to get the best results. Is
yor carpenter getutlng the best re
BUlts? If you are In doubt on this
point, toll him that the Dig Basin
Lumber Co. has Just received a car of
tho finest Inside fir finish ever shipped
Into Klamath Falls. This is high
class stock, purchased for you because
you are a particular man.
LEADER OF TURKEY WILL PRE
HIDE AT THE OPENING OF THE
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, HUT HE
WILL SOON RETIRE
United Press Service
LONDON, Jan. 31. A telegram
from Constantinople saya that the
proposed meeting of tho national na
scmbly to consider Turkoy's reply to
tho noto of tho powers has boon post
poued until tomorrow.
Tho sultan will preside as a figure
head at tho opening, but will retlro
before the serious business Is tnkon
up.
John Schallock returned last night
from a business trip to points tn Cal
ifornia and Willamette Valley.
Argue Deaswrer
A demurrer to the amended answer
In the action of Stiles vs. Evans was
arguod before Judge Benson this
forenoon, Kcesee Qroesbeck repre
senting Stiles, and Elliott ft Elliott
the defendant. The Judge will give
his ruling tomorrow.
Dr. Merrjrauui Leaves
County Health Offlcor Oeorge 11.
Merryman loft Sunday for California
for a visit of several weeks. For
some timo past, ur. Merryman nas
been In poor health, and his trip to
the southland Is largely due to this
cause.
Krnyon Wins Oat
United Press Serve
DKS MOINES, Iowa, Jan. 31 Sen
ator Konyon was re-elected to the
United States senate today.
Fred Metoy, who has a ranch on
tho Merrill road, waa a Klamath Falls
visitor Monday.
Scholars Freese Owt
Electric wire troublo resulting In
the shutting down of the furnace In
the Riverside school gave tlio pupils
a few hours relief from study Mon
day. The school Is heated with a
crude oil furnace, the flow of oil be
ing regulated by an electric motor.
Two Arc Killed
United Press Service
GUNNISON, Jan. 21. A snowslldo
swept Cement canyon today. John
Greeman, formerly of Los Angeles,
and John Henderson were killed.
Lane la Elected
United Press Service
SALEM, Jan. 21. Harry Lane was
formally elected United States sena
tor to succeed Jonathan Bourne this
afternoon.
STRIKERS ARE
NOT SATISFIED
DECISION OF JUSTICE GREEN
BAUM IN SUPREME COURT
AGAINST PICKETING IS BLOW
TO THE WORKERS
United Press Bsrvieo
NEW YORK, Jan. 21. The strik
ing garment workers are disheart
ened today as a result of Supreme
Court Justice Greenbaum's injunction
preventing the picketing of factories
and shops.
Strike leaders admit that a settle
ment Is far distant.
ess
o'clock In (ho forenoon ! '
soil nt nubile auction, In Uio 1 1 I
.fl.l.lvr for ensh, Ml Uio right, tile,
and Interest ol Iho llMn w .
fondant. John Ynlir. the toUowlng
descilbed property, tcwlt
Htt of HU Heellou ' 1'I',1'
i .i.i.......i,.m lasi south, rniixo
inn w -vib". - - ..
I Itteho (12) "t ' WlllMiinlio mo-
rldlAii, In Oregon. "'" "n"
Klamath county In said state.
ELER WILL GIVE ONE OF HIHTftkim ,iml lolod upon as tbo proper-,
FAMOUS LECTURES NEXT WEI- I) of sal.1 defendant. John Yahr or as
mucii wiercui w ....-----. -
MILES THE NEXT
LYCEUM SPEAKER
JOURNALIST, AUTHOR AND THAV-
Dated
January
NESRAY EVENING .. ,,, ..id Judgment In favor of
tho plaintiff, llleliard Willis. nga.i...,
Robert Porker Miles, lotcurer, trav- ,n, defendant, with Interest thereon,
oler, reporter and reformer, will (whether with all cosls and disburse-.
.... .. ,. ii... i.ni.1 up mtiv accrue, i
.....-- i..r.r. n i; ninntii Fulls nuiii- "'" " v
ouco on tho night of January SDlh,
tho lecture being one of tho numbers ,
of tho Klamath Lyceum course. Ho
Is known all ocr the nntlon on ac
count of his famous lecture, "Tallow ,
D. .. , Nolle of Sheriff's Hslo
' I My lrtuo of an execution duly !
Miles attained fame us a "'I''LJ ny ,,, clrrk cf ,,, circuit court
man. Ho got tho "scoop" In ,,0'of .i,0 rouiitr of Klnmnth of tho atnto
Thorn-Quldcnsuppe murder, nn'l H-of Oregon, dated the Ifilli dr of Jan
nessed tho electrocution of Murtlu uary, 1913. In a certain action In tlio
at Klaiuntli rnui, uir'".
10, 1013.
C. 0. LOW, Bherlff.
(UIO, A. IIAYDON, Deputy.
J-10-2-13 r
Thorn.
He was for n number of yean tho
Intimate friend and confidential iccro-
tary of tho groat Ueorgo r'rnncU
Train, tho occcnlrlc one-tlmo million
aire, and wrote out for tho asul phil
anthropist and former financial king
tho sheets and story of Mr. Train h
last book. Ho was ono of tho fifteen
celebrities present nt tho great din
ner given by Mr. Train at tho Mills
house In New York city, where tho
entire expense was $2.35. He knew
Mr. Train probably bettor than any
other American.
MINIMUM WAGE
BILL'S SUIUECT
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 21. Senator
Bryant Introduced a bill today fixing
$3 as tho minimum wage for all em
ployes on stato contract work. A
flno up to 11,000 or ono year In Jail
Is the penalty for violation of the law.
ASKS UNCLE SAM
TO RUN IIOAT
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 21 Camlncl-
tl today Introduced a Joint resolution
urging the federal government to op-
crato a lino of stenmers from New
York to Ran Frnnclsco to prevent
trust control of tho transportation
through the Panama canal.
CLANCY'S BOND
IS TURNED IHJVV.N
Lnlted Press Service
CHICAGO, Jan. 31. Judge tlakcr
of the federal circuit court of appeals
rejected Clancy's bond today, so his
release will bo delayed nt least n fortnight.
The snrcty offered for Clancy will
be returned to the coast nnd changed
to conform to the court's demand.
Abel Ady, president of tho Klam
ath Water Users Association, Is hern
attending to business matters.
MOTHERS' PENSION
BILL WILL GO OV
J
Assurance of Accuracy
The first consideration in selecting
a watch is to get a reliable time
keeper. It makes no dUference how
little you spend for a watch it Is
money wasted unless you can depend
on It to keep somewhere near accu
rate time.
In the manufacture of a watch one
of the chief expenses is the final ad
justing ana regulating. There are,
however, Inexpensive watches of real
merit. These are constructed alone
simple lines, and arc dependable
timo keepers. Other cheap watches
gotten up in a showy way are not
worth carrying.
We have learned by years of ex
perience to distinguish between the
good and poor makes, and wt will
not sell a watch at any price that we
cannot guarantee to be an accurate
timepiece. Yours for service,
FRANK M. DPP
Watchuake,, Jeweler and Engraver.
8. P. Watch Iswacctor
WUlttU BttsMlac
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO, Jsn. 21. The
mothers' pension bill is not nolnc tn
be sidetracked according to n decla
ration by Senator Fllnn, author of
the first bill Introduced.
"We are going to beat throush a
straight mothers' pension," ho de
clared, "without commissions or any
side Issues."
circuit court In said county ami siaie,
wherein K. I., r'oulch as plaintiff re-
cox ered n Judgment againti j u.
Ilamaker for thu sum of 39.r.,
tilth lutoret thereon at tho rate of K
per cent per annum from the Kith day
of March, 1910, fur attorneys im
and tho touts and disbursements on
tho 2tth day of December, 19t3.
Notice Is hereby glten that I will
on tho 27th day of February, 1913,
at tho front door of the court house
In Klamnth Kails. In said county, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day,
sell nt public auction to the highest
bidder far cash, all tho right, title and
Interest of tho defeudant, J. O, Ham-
aker, to tho following described prop
erty, to-wlt:
Lots 1, 3, 3, i, S and 6 of block
15; lot 3, block Id; lot 3, block IS,
and lot I of block 23, of the First
Addition to the city of llonanta,
Klamath county, Oregon
Taken nnd lavlcd upon as the proper
ty of tho said defendant, J. O. Ham
aker, or as much thereof as may bo
necessary to satisfy tho ssld Judg
ment In fat or of thn plaintiff, K, L.
Koutcb, against said defendant, with
Interest thereon, together with alt
costs and disbursements that havo or
may accrue.
Dated at Klamath Kails, Oregon,
Jcnuary IC, 1913.
C O. LOW, fihorlff.
(Ji:0. A. IIAYDON, Doputy.
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LABOR LEADERS
ARE AT LIBERTY
United Press Service
LKAVENWOnTH, Jan. 31. Mc
Cain, Brown and Reddln, convicted
labor leaders, who are charged with
conspiracy In the Illegal transporta
tion of dynamite, were relensod from
tho federal penitentiary this after
noon.
wnraon Mcciaugbrey treated tho
trio to a flno dinner beforo discharge
ing them.
That's All
Accident and Health Insurance that
Is insurance. Bert McCoy peddlos
that kind. tg-et
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
By vlrtuo of an execution duly Is
sued by tho cbprk of tbo circuit court
of the county of Klamath of tho state
of Oregon, dated the 16 th day of No-
r'r::. I,0"-!f . cioa ia. .-?. ' r .
...- ....... w,v ,u B.,u buumjr ana uressou to tbls Guardian.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP.
ERTY BY GUARDIAN.
la the County Court of the Stat at
Oregon, for Klamath Cuualy.
In Tho Matter of The Guardianship
of The Persons and Estates of
Margaret Aun llargus and Harry
Buford llargus; Minora.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
tn pursuanco of an order of the
County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Klamath County, mado on the
ttu day of January, 1013, In the mat
tor of tbo Guardianship of The Per
sons and Estates of Margaret Ann
llargus and Harry Buford llargus,
Minors, tho undersigned aa Guardian
of the Persons and Estates of the
said Margaret Ann llargus and lUtry
lluford llargus, Minors, will sell nt
private sale to the highest bidder,
upon tho tonus and conditions here
inafter mentioned, and subject to
confirmation by said County Court of
Klamuth County, Oregon, on or after
tho 17th day of February, 1913, all
tho right, title. Interest and estate of
the said Margaret Ann llargus and
Harry lluford llargus, Minors, In and
to tho real property horelnaftor des
cribed: Tho terms and conditions or said
sale aro to bo nil cash In gold coin
of tho United States of America, or
one-half cash and tho balance secured
by first mortgage upon the said prop
erty; or purchaser can assume the
payment of a certain mortgage now
upon tho suld premises In favor of
thu Stato of Oregon, In tho sum of
1260.00 and the balance of the pur
chase price bid to be paid In cash.
The real estate herein advertised
to be sold is described as: The NK
of the NEK and Lota I and 4 of Sec
tion 21; and the NWK of the SW
and the SWK of the B8U and Lots
1, 2, 3, and 4 of Section 33; and Lot
1 of Section 36; and the NH of the
nhk. and the KH of the NWU
and the NE of the SW14 and Lots
i ana a or Section 37 In Township 40,
South, Range 8 East of the Will-
amotto Meridian In Klamath County,
Oregon.
All bids or offers must be la writ-
stato, wherein Richard Willis as
plaintiff recovered Judgment against
John Yahr for the sum of 172, with
Interest at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum from tbo 34 th day of March,
iv io, and the costs and disburse
ments.
Notice Is hereby given that I will
on the 37th day of February, 1918, at
the front door of the court bouse. In
Klamath Falls, In said county, at 10
cart of
Kuyksndall Ferguson her at-
tarneys, at Klamath Falls, Orsgoa.
Dated this 7th day of January.
LENA L. IMdH,
OuardUn of the Persons aad Kg.
tates of Margaret Ann Harms and
iimry uurord Hargua, Minora,
KOYKENDALL ft FUHdUSON,
Attorneys for Guardian.
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Liver Sluggish? Co To Your DoctS
WowMcyourUiwi'UV'V
doctor ak. IIC Knows wiwi . ik'ii "h iui-uiir. iiu kb,
that hibclic, Wllm atlackH. IntTlMMlkm, Impure hlootlTS
IScn promptly wllcvcahy a uootl liver pfi. Ak him ifft 2
SSvcj ( Avor'it Hlta. Then follow M ttlvlcc. tAt
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servants or others makes U Irspwv
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pulred our force of skilled sml rtpert.
enrsd workmen are at your itrtlc.
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