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KLAMATH PALM, ORKOOlf, MONDAY, MARCH S, ItlS
Washington is Captured by Thousands of Workers
for the Cause of Woman's Right to Cast the Ballot
MANY COUNTY
WARRANTS ARE
TO BE HELD UP
Hl'IT IH HTARTKD TODAY IIY J. A.
MADDOX
Will Discuss Charter
at Mills and Library
Judge Leavitt and Other Commission
ers to Talk in the Evening. A
Big Meeting Tomorrow
Hurt -m of I lie AIIImw Mtt la Umj Clr
i ult Court llriag CJaretloa or Ike
Validity of Maay (JeaeraJ VumA
WarmuU Rrfoai tha Court Imll
tMual WarrsaU for IUmmI Work
,t Involved.
Knrourngvd by th success of the
raio In which J. M. Alllion wa plain
tllf, ml which the question of the
Unlit- of general fund Varrant w
Intohrd, ull wa atarted In the clr
'cult rourt this afternoon by J, A.
Mutliloi to restrain tbo aberlff And
county trraaurer from accepting In
paymml of taie or paying In cash a
long tin of warrant amounting to
mom than 120,000.
All of I lie warrant attacked were
IuumI In payment for road work, nr
lu laymrnt for machinery for the car
rying on of road work. The list fo.
loi, with name or parties to whom
warrant were lieued: Tom Calmee
1400, Hubert Mitchell 1414 IS Cba.
K. Worden 1S0O, K. W. Smith $600,
:. W. Hmllli 1174.47, C. O. Merrill
IIOU, C. (I. Merrill I00, Kobt. Mitch
ell 1 117.64, C. E. Worden ISC, T.
Calmr. $400, T. Calme 300, T.
Calme 1314.37, W. 8. Worden
4109.13, 0. O. Merrill 1109.13, 8. T.
Summers $109.13, T. Calmea 1490,
I). M. Donnelly 1188.75, I). M. Don
nelly 1288.76, 1). M. Donnelly 1110.
Ilobirt Mitchell 30C, Robert Mitchell
$l!0, Itobert Mitchell $3.G0, Robert
Mitchell ICJ.CO, Mitchell, Uwll ft
Hlntcr 1363.31, D. M. Donnelly
$116.39, lleall Co. 11.679, D. M.
Donnelly $100, D. M. Donnelly $00,
l. M. Donnelly M00, D. M. Donnelly
1207, Jack Donnelly 109, D. M. Don
nrlly $176, lleall ft Co. $437.94,
lleall & Co. $11.70, lleall ft Co., $6C,
lleall ft Co. $9C6., lleall ft Co.
$33.03, lleall ft o. $6,011.56, lleall
Co. f'22.20, Dealt M Co. $10.83,
lleall ft Co. $60.
Kuykendall ft Ferguson are attnr
noyi for the plaintiff In thla caio. ,
A man nicotinic will bo held at tbo
l.lbrury Club building tomorrow af
ternoon, at which tlino the chartor to
bo voted llpou March lO'.h will bo dU-
inio-Uiiruh, aUto prwldenl of tbo Ore-
Kim Women' Clirlrtbn Tomporanct
I'nlou.
Tomorrow evening n second meet-
cussed. Tho meeting will bo called. Inn will bo held In Mir Addition ball
nl 3:30, and men ami women Inter by tliu Mllla Addition Progress Club,
riled are urged to bo In attendance. lot which tho charter will be discuss
Thoao favoring tho now measure cd. At this meeting point In favor
and thoio opposed will nil bo aakud to of tho charter will bo brought out by
aililrem tho meeting. In addition n.Pollcu Judgo Iavltt. Judge Drake
talk will be made by Mr. Ada Wnl
WARRANTS ARE
ACCEPTED NOW
MIKIIIFF LOW OBEYS MANDATK
OK THK CIRCUIT COURT AND
TAXK8 TO THK AMOUNT OK I l.l
.MILL" IN WARRANTS O. K.
nnd other speakers.
SALOON KEEPERS
60 AFTER BURTON
HARD WORKINO MAN, AKTKR
Hl'KMMNU IIIH MOXKY IN H'CT
UOOIM KMfORIUMM, MHUrJi
HOOCH I'.U'Kll
liny Merrill of Merrill la here for
tho day.
Uonrga W. Manning, a California
horso buyer, camo In last night to
look through tho country for good
stock.
1 D. Dunkle and Prank Jones nr
hero from Willow. They will work
on n Klamath county ranch thla year.
Sheriff Low was this afternoon
rented with a premptory writ requlr-
lug him to accept 11.6 mill In county
warranta In payment of taxes, Instead
of 3.5 mills, aa he had been doing In
accordance with Instruction from
District Attorney Irwin.
The new of the formal notice was
speedily carried about thle city, and
many taxpayera appeared at tho court
house to take advantago of the op
portunity to get rid of county warrant.
Development League is
Grateful to W. O. Smith
Klamath Representative in the State
Legislature is Congratulated on
His Good Work at Salem
Frank E. Ankeny was In from the
Ankeny ranch today to attend to busi
ness matters.
Mr. and Mr. O. D. .Thompklna
came In today from their Lost River
ranch. Tbey left this afternoon for
Keno, where they will visit friends.
That W. O. Smith haa accomplished .ed to Interest the Oregon legislature.
much for the farmer of the Central
Oregon country I acknowledged by
a letter received by Mr. Smith from
C. C. Chapman, secretary of the Ore
gon Development League. The letter
lu part follew:
"As a delegate to the Oregon Irri
gation congress recently hold In Port
land, you are entitled to congratula
tions, In that your organlratlon help-
L.E. Todd of Merrill ta hers) at
tending to buslnee matter. He I a
guest at tho American while In tha
county seat.
F.'I. Everett, a Chicago traveling
man, returned Sunday from a busi
ness trip to Merrill.
D. Ellis Young I In today from hi
line ranch on tho Merrill road.
1'. W. llurton, charged with for
gery, was brougni tcK 10 luatuam
Kails from Weed Saturday o cuing.
Ho was Immediately arraigned before
Judge (Iomuu and bound oor to the
grand jury. In default of $500 bond
ho Mas com tn lit oil to tho county Jail.
llurton has many friends In Klam-
uth Kails, and It la probablo that u
hard battle will bo mndo to keep him
out of tho penitentiary. It la claimed
that ho has been n hard worker, but
occasionally camo to this city to go on
n "spree." In tho past ho has spent
his money freely, mostly In the sa
loons.
On his last visit hero ho spent n
considerable sum, and whllo still un-
Capital Takes on Gala Attire
for Two Days of Festivities
Cots in Corridors of Hotels are at a Premium and Ev
ery Train Brings in More Visitors. Taf t's Family
Leaves Tomorrow. Peerless Leader Cheered
and that every request you made
upon the legislature waa granted.
This Includes the $45,000 .appropria
tion for tho Columbia Southern pro
ject; $5,000 for the Deschutes Inves
tigation, and many other Item aet
forth In detail In your resolution.
Your organisation certainly achieved
an amazing record, and we desire to
congratulate you upon the same."
SAY 2 MEMBERS
WERE KEPT AWAY
OPPOSING FACTIONS IX DWPUTK
AS TO SIXTH STREKT FOUNDRY
WILL APPEAR BEFORE COUN
CIL TONIGHT .
That a member of the .council who
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, March
iter tho Influence of liquor, Issued the (Tho city Is In gala attlro for today'a
fraudulent checks. It Is a notable !Hiiffrago parado and tomorrow's lu
i
Ed llloomlngcamp haa returned
from n visit to California points. Ho
lift today for hls.kome In Dly.
fart that nil of theso chock wore Is
sued to saloon keepers, and that It
was a saloon keeper who mndo tho
complaint against llurton.
George E. Gillette of Ilocania Is
nmoiiR Monday's visitors In tho coun
ty seat.
M. If. Wamplor was down Saturday
from Woodblno, tho'Wampler home
stimJ on Uppor Klamath Lake.
Brown and Anderson
Both Drilling Hard
Kayo9s Brother Adam has Him in
Tow at Venice. Anderson is
Working With Geo. Memsic
nugurnl procession. From every
housetop lloats tho Hod, White and
llluc, whllo streamers of the national
color nro entwined across tho prin
cipal streets.
Tho parado tomorrow will bo the
biggest Inauguration procession In the
history of tho nation, and democrata
from ovory stnto aro coming to wit
ness It.
Every Incoming train bring a largo
number of visitor. Hotel and resi
dences aro filled, and enormous sums
nro being paid for the prlvllego of
sleeping on cota In hotol corridor.
(By Many atom)
Hpeclal to The Herald '
I08 ANOBLKB, March 5. Active
(mining has beta started by the prin
cipals in the Kayo Brow and Bud
Anderson twenty-round boxing eon
tut, slated to take place before 'Tom
McCnroy'a Vernon arena the after
noon of March tltk. Cha r, Kyton
"HI act aa the third man In the ring,
Hud Anderson today moyed kla be
longings out to Jack Doyle's famous
(mining camp, and he has started In
to do light training for th. Brown
battle, surrounding lault with a
taff of sparring parUers and train
er that will bo becoming only to a
champion. Ho I. to train llko he
never trained beforo.
Ho I taking a sU-mllo run every
morning out Vernon way, and doing
a solid hour' gymnasium workout In
the attornoon. Thla give him an op
portunity to regulate his wind and
his iudiimentof distance, Andoraon'a
punch needn't bo rogulated, for ho la
ono of tho moat aceurato punchers
nnd hardest hitters lu tho llghtwotght
division today.
Bud has ono of tho beat mon train
ing him that.a fighter has had here
' fConllnued" on lag )
Tho senato and house galleries are
packed with visitor today.
President Tatt I busy bidding fare
wells to his official family. Wilson
will bo tbo guest of honor at a fam
ily dinner to be given by relatives to
night. Ho and Vic President Mar
shall will hold a brief conference to
night. The official forecast predict fair
weather tonight and tomorrow morn
ing. The roport says tho weather
may bo somewhat unsettled in the afternoon.
United Preaa Servlc.
WASHINGTON, D. O. March 3.
William Jennings Bryan arrived on
an early train from Nebraska. He
waa loudly cheered and hailed aa the
"Peerless Leader" when recognised
at the station.
I Is opposed to the erection of a foun
dry on Sixth street Is responsible for
tho failure of all the councllmen to be
present at last Monday'a special
meeting 1 charged by friend of Peck
ft House, who seek to establish the
foundry.
They charge that the councilman
telephoned to two other member of
tho cbuncll residing some distance
from the city hall, and told them that
there waa no us. In their leaving
their home, a there were not enough
councllmen present to constitute a
quorum.
The foundry matter will be among
the questions to be considered at this
evening' meeting of the counclL
United Presa Service
WASHINGTON, D. C. March 3.
Tho United States supreme court ren
dered no opinion today. Instead, the
Justice viewed tho suffrage parade.
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C. March 3.
President Tatt remained at hi desk
all day, except for a brief final ses
sion with his cabinet.
Immediately after the Inauguration
tomorrow, he and hi family will
leavo for Augusta, Ga., where they
will spend threo weeks before going
to Yale.
Chiloquin to be the Home
of Another Big Saw Mill
Articles of Incorporation for the Mutual Milling Co.
- are Filed. The New Mill Will Have a Capacity
of Sixty Thousand Feet of Lumber a Day
District Attorney John Irwin ex
pects to leave In the morning for
Salo mto attend to legal matters.
I. F. Davles Is among today'a vis
itors In tho county seat. He la a mer
chant In tho thriving town of Dairy.
Charles Holt returned to th. Qreen
fields Farm Sunday, after a brief so
journ In the county aeat.
DEMONSTRATION
IS GREATEST IN
WORLDSHISTORY
PAST, PRaWKNT.AND FUTUItB
PICTKD BY TABLEAUX
Monster Proceaaloi of Tew '
Worker awl Series' erf Uvea We
tare, fa the latere erf taw Cans rf
Woseuw getaTra Ideal Wssahsr
CondUJoM Prevail for PamdW, Be
Chilly for Gauqr TaMesua (
Untied Presa Servtea
WASHINGTON, D. O., Mareh I.
Tea thousand marchers today Jala.d
la the demand for vote for
In th. moat elaborate aaffrag.
straUon la th. worM's-history. !
fragettes literally oaatnr.4 th. ,
ital today. Thty ail but vafi.w
d th. Inaugural eerememie.
row. From all parts of th '
and f rem .dlaUat laaaa, rery
cclvabb cUss of wea
oataa every tyaa oTary
every age from Bahy
Wiley Jr., sob of tho fa
chemist, and being early Manilas ft
equal suffrage by hi paroaU.'to Miss
II. M. Young, th. a7-yair-M.i4oaar
la th. equal rights movement.
It waa .the overwhalmiag eulaUaa
ttoa of a Bfty-nvo-yoar battle for bal
lot la the United Btatos. It van
both a protest against dUlafraaehia
ment and a vivid, dignified, aUboraU
demand for equal rights at tha pools.
The weather waa Ideal for th pa
rade, and the splendid atmospheric
condition caused th. graadataaaa
and other places of raatag to be
filled early.
While th. weather was aa for
marching, the- asm. oaaaot b aM
for the tableaux, and It was whliairia
that woolens were won uader maay
of tho gaaay coatumes used la tho
portrayal of Ideas by th. us of th
female form divine. ,
There were three distinct fasaas
to the demonstration th para. a
erlea of tableaux on th treasury a
partment steps, and, tonight, a series
of maaa meetings.
Th city wus In gala attire, not oaly
for the women, but for th Inaugaral
IContinued trom Page 3)
Tears Fill Wilson's Eyes
as he Leaves for Capital
Entire Populace at Princeton Station
to Join in Singing the Hymn of
the University of Princeton
Chiloquin I to bo tho homo of an
other saw mill. Article of Incorpor
ation for tho Mutual Mllllug compa
ny hnvo boon filed, and It I announc
ed that tho new mill will be In opera
tion by May 1st.
Tho company I capitalised at $30,
000. Already $15,000 worth of ma
chinery ha been bought, and is aow
i
on the site of the saw mill, on the
Williamson river, about a mile from
tho town of Chiloquin. The mill site
lu situated on the Indian reservation,
and consist of fifty acre of leased
ground.
The capacity of the mill vvlll be
60,000 feet of lumber dally. The
company owns about 10,000,000. feet
of timber, and th aaw Mill is situat
ed In the very heart of a vast area of
timber, enough to keep the mill busy
for the next ten year.
The officers of the new company
are; Charles Graves, president aid
treasurer; William Sandham, vie
president: Mllburn Knapp, secretary
and manager.
G. R, Manning, with the foregelag,
make up th board of directors.
United Press Servlc
PRINCETON, March 3. All polit
ical partlea fraternised aad "t.wa aad
gown" Intermingled at the statloa to
day, whea the city turned out a
masse to bid "God speed" to Presi
dent-Woodrow Wilson.
Ho waa escorted to th trala by a
delegation of flfteeu students of
Princeton University, singing "Old
Nassau," the Princeton hyma. At
tho atattoa tho song was taken up by
th assemblage. Wilson stood with
bared head as th trala left, aad tears
filled hla eyes at th demoastrattesu
The presideat-eleet was la
spirits a he atr4 the car reseored
for blm oa th apeial train, boaiad
nine cars or Kussau aaa a.wssapsr ,
men. He retternUa his statoKtat that J I
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until th.' list 1 read la th i
morrow atteraooa.
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ABOARD WILSON SPJSCIAL, 1
adelpbla, Marca 3. witfetvs
Is provisionally copl44. - , t
pects to sead a llst'tojta. isiHiel
Tuesday, if that body, la
la ease th. seaat Is aot (
morrow, he wltt ,! haa
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