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ORTHWESTERN'S CIRCULATION HAS HIT THE TOBOGGAN "AT LAST WE KNOW.'
AtITMKI HIT THM
gnnU, I'HWW NltWi HWIVICK
Ik
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EVENING lfBWVAV
print no raws, not
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KMMATH FALLH, ORKOON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH S, ItlS
Wilson Announces His Cabinet; Heads of Different
Departments Will Distribute Their Own Patronage
w
fO
OFFICIALS
DISPOSE
OF
ALL PATRONAGE
Lo AM HIM HKCIIKTARY AK
IUMH. ROUTINE
Uf Hour Will Bo Dralgaatnl for
rr Jim nryasi .
trtarj Knot lloiii Luarrrctirv.
j I'imUIoii U IU I'lllr! by tlut
Mriiibmi of I ho Cabinet
krawrltra
Morning Paper's True
Circulation is Known
Sworn Statement to County Court
Shows the Northwestern's Boast
of Many Subscribers Fiction
id i'ffti tlervlce
A8IIIN0TON, I). C, March 6. -idtnl
VIIon smashed all proco-
hrn ) announced today thai
III lave tlio disposing of federal
paife In Itio hands of tlio head
kt various eiecullvn department.
UtlcUni bellee thla statement
ki tbit I'oitinaitcr Ilurelson will
I tntlm chars o of ttio naming of
utters throughout Ilia country,
that tlit ismo liberty will bo ac
ini the other cabinet officers.
or to hU meeting with Ihn cab-
UU morning, Wilson waa sitting
w oalce, when llin door openod
I store of Now Jersey men walk
. Thy ro warmly received, '
u abionro of red tape. (,
krtlsry Tumulty nnnounred that 4
1 preparing a plan whorcby cor
kndtnts tin obtain audience at
(White llauio at regular period,
rrmlitlnc Wllion to giro a dl
quotation a to I1I1 vlows.
iti:,i) tiiih
Klamath Fnlli, Oregon,
' March 4, 1913.
I, Ham Kvaris, being firm duly
worn, depone ami say that I nm
tlio owner and proprietor of tlio
Weekly Klamath Kalla North
western, a weekly newspaper of
general circulation! publUliod
every cok, that li, otery Frl
day morning. In tlio city of
Ktamnth Falls, county of Klain
nth, statu of Oregon; and tint
the niimbrr of subscribers to tlio
Weklyaiidl)nllyNnrlhwMteni,
piihllihed every week and clrcu
lated In the county U five hun
dred and levrnty-teven, and that
Ihn Wcekly-and-Ially-North
weatcrn, published on Friday
morning; of each week, la sent to
the following peraona whoso
namrtt appear on tlio Hit here
unto attached and hereby made
n part or thli affidavit.
Hlgned:
HAM KVANS,
I'ronrlotor Wcokly-atid-Dally
Northwestern.
Huhicrlbod and aworn to be
fore mo thla third day of March,
10 It. C. It. DK LAP,
County Clork.
ROUTS BURGLAR
A
WIT
SIRLOIN
MARAUDER FINDS A aTTKAK AND
A MKTEKMINKD GUU. (OKA
HARD COMBINATION HE IS
KNOCKED DOWNSTAIRS
United Piees Service
BKATTI.E, Match C Somewhere
about town a would-be burglar U
mining a tors face today as the re
mit of being bolted with a choice cut
of sirloin by Mlaa Mattla Williams.
when ho tried to choke her.
MI11 Wllllami hoard bias In the
tho proprietor and publlihor of 'hall and went to tho door. He reach-
the Klamath Falls Northweit !! tor her and ihe swung on him with
ern, a dilly newspaper publlih- beefsteak which aha bad been
id In laid city; that said newt about to put In tba akIUet, knocking
AM) TIIK.V TIIIH:
Htntn of Oregon,
County of Klamath, .:
City of Klamath K1II1.
I, Hnm Kvniin, being tint duly
worn, depoio and aay that I am
Kern Heads the Senate
Caucas; Clark is Named
Underwood is Chosen as Majority
Leader in the House. Californ
ian Will Appoint Colleagues '
paper hai a bona fldo circula
tion and that tliu avcrago num
br of coplra of eatd paper which 4
have been printed and circulated
between March t, 1013, and
'July 31, 1913, In other wordi,
allien the eatabllibmcnt of the
aald newipnper undtr 1U pre- 0
etil namo, I. fourteen hundred
coplca dally.
4 HAM UVAN8.
Htibtcrlbed and aworn to be-
fore mo thl 31it day of July,
1913. C. K. BTONK,
4 Notary Public for Oregon.
ft
.mm down itair.
Ha "beat It" quick.
Mrn. Utile I. llalley Uavea In tha
morning for I'ortland, whera aba will
vlilt frlenda for a fortnight.
M I'rtu Service
ABIIINdTON, I. C March 6.
! flnt official itatement, Wllion
red hi Intention of leaving ap
Dt In the hand of tha cabl
Ilia tint caller thl mornlug waa
I day and uow on file at the county
court home.
Tho occailon of Mr. Kvnni' latest
ndldavlt vi at tho awarding of tha cob
'tract for tho county advcrllilng. lu
a 'order to bo considered nt all It wa
AAAAAAAAA--)-,-,-,4 nocc.-nry for him to glvo tho name
jand nddremc of hi .ubicrlber with
What ha happened to tho boaited In tho county.
circulation of tho NorthwctornT "lcnu ol I"mu "" " 'i'
CLARKE SELLS
HIS RESIDENCE
IlK.UrriKUIi PHOHKRTV ON PINK
AN 0:i)AIt STRKI-rTH 18 HOLD
TO HOWARD II. VAN VALKEN
IIKHG
A deal ha juit been cloied where
by W. I. Clarke baa lold tho Clarke
residence at tho corner of Pine and
Cedar street to Howard H. Van Val
kenburg, well known Klamath coun
ty rancher.
The resldonco. which waa erected
Cnlted Preaa Service
Senator Kern of California waa chot
on chairman of the democratic cau
cus today. He waa authorized to ap
point eight other 'members of tho
"steering committee."
Tho caucus will meet again tomor
row, at which time the members will
ratify tho appointment of Kern.
Senator BauUbury of New Jersey
was elected secretary of the caucus,
and Senator Newtands of Nevada waa
chosen vice chairman.
Organization work baa already
started In the house, aad Cheap
Clark has been re-nomlaated aa
speaker.
Congressman Underwood has again
been designated aa majority leader of
the bouse. Ha was also chosen naaa
Imoudy aa chairman of the ways and
means committee.
Congressman Palmer of Pennsylva
nia waa chosen aa chairman of tha
house democratic caucus, aa4 Ash
trook of Ohio as Mcretary.
CHINTELL HAS A
NARROW ESCAPE
RIO BLOCK OP ICE NARROWLV
MI88E8 HIS HEAD AND 8HOCL
DKR WHEN FALLLNG FROM A
ROOF
Frank Chlntell. an employe of the
California-Oregon Power company,
had a narrow escape from death or
FIGURES ON THE
AIRSHIP FLEET
NEARLY FIFTEEN
AEROPLANES, EXCLUSIVE OF
DIRHHBLES Vi EUROPE, AC
CORDING TO REPORT
l.ocal business men want to know.
I. .1... .nunlu Till numlinr InrlinlAB
Home or them are Inclined to tiolU (,nlly M wc weekly ubcrlb
oplulon that they have been "stung," vrt jt bollovcd that thcro are
that Sammy ha but 577 subscriber ,t0 years ago, la one of the Unset la
psH.Cranoof New York, whom. !nnd they offer In ovldcnco tho aworn about 100 peoplo In tho county who
I -...- ..... .1 ...... l.-..l.ll.,'l.l' -- - !
understood, feel that recocnl
Udue him.
o president regret to be obliged
bounce that he deem It hi duty
xllne to ico applicants for office
statement mndo by Ham Kvnns Tuc-t
(Continued' 011 t'age )
tho county. 81nce that time Mr.
Clarke Iim disposed of most of his
local Interests, and Is residing la Cal
ifornia. He baa Just computed a
splendid homo In Piedmont.
United Praaa Service
LONDON, March 5 The European
sky fleet now numbers 1,462 aero
nlanea. beside dlrlatblea. according
serious Injury by being struck with ajt0 he latMt ,nform-,tiOIl compiled by
largo sheet of Ice Tuesday. the British war office. France has az-
Chlntcll was cleaning off a side-'ponded 14,600,000 In aeroplanes, has
WILSON'S CABINET
NAMED AT LAST
MEETING TODAY
BRYAN IS NSW aUMMrrART OT
STATE f(t
Other Ofletala Are Mea WW Baew , M
. tSj
Been Proaslaelly Maaataaakai aa
Thla CoMecUqa) Ftrat Meeaaag a '&
New OMcial FaaaJlr Held at IS ' 'i
o'clock Thla Moralaa; WMk VIm
lYtaldeail Mawhsll Aaaeatt
'
'
walk at tho company' office building
Tuesday, when a large sheet of Ice.
390 airmen and 1,000 mechanlca.
Germany has spent f 9,760,000 for
aeroDlanea and has 180 ilrtats aad
loosened by tho warmth, slid off thel26o machines. England haa spent
roof. In falling, the Ice grazed the, 11,500.000. and haa 80 aim aad 44
side of Chlntell's face, scratching It
considerably.
The weight of tha falling masa was
sufficient to break a Jx sidewalk
plank at Chlntell's feet
Oliver leasee Room
O. T. Oliver ha leased Ihe largo
store room In tho White building on
wslly, except when ho himself '.Main street between Fifth and Hlxtli
the Intorvlow," said Wllion. street, and I preparing to partition
L .(.- I-. .. ...
- iiucnuou to deal with ap
'cnt through tho heads of the
rlt ecutl departments."
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d Pren Rervtce
A8IIIN(iTON, D. C. March 6.
wwpet meeting ended at 11
iCoDilmmd on i'kiS i)
off a iiumbor of ornco rooms. Mr.
Oliver v. II occupy two of tho rooma aa
real estato offices, and ll rent tho
other.
C. W. Murphy of Weed Is hero at
tending to bualnoss. Interests. Ho Is
n timber cruiser.
pusiness is Good9,Says
local Telephone Man
bertson Says That the Outlook is
Prtghter Than at Any Time in
the Past Three or Four Years
HoborUon. manacar of tha
PTelophono and Telegraph corc-
"Mci that the outlook. for
Pth I''all Is better th.n l I...
(or tho past thrM VA.
P Wophono Is a good thermom
-'huslnos condition! In a 00m
"' said Mr. itnh.t.n 11. -
fit0, ?ro roce,vlnt orderi, and
'""""'ntK-w'tchlng
---a our board Indicates a
m the surroundlgf country.
"In this couuoctlon," continued
Itobortson, "I hoar many compliments
on tho Improved Borvlco. You might
ny for mo that while wo hnvo fur
nlahod tho oqulpmont and provided
routine nnd courteous operators to
Hcrvo tho BUbscrlbors, somo of tho m
provomont Is duo to tho co-oporatlon
ot tho aubicrlbor themselves,
"Ocsldos this, I might say thut wo
oxpect to fur(lior Inoroase tho efficien
cy of tho servlco nnd a continuation
of tho subscribers' attitude will bo of
material assistance."
Wilson's Legacy is by no
Means a "Dead Easy" Task
Only the War Presidents Have Been Galled Upon to
Handle Matters of Such Gravity as Those Await
ing Attention of New President and Congress
A. L. Bragg, who haa charge of
local construction work for the Klam
ath Development company, returned
last night from 8an Francisco, where
ho spent the winter.
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 6.
Kxceptlng ulono "war presidents,"
fow national executives ever faced
upon March 4 u more tupondous task
thn.it confronted President Wilson.
And probnbly uo president over real
ised more fully tho gravity of tho tre
mondouH responsibility that Is his,
nomocracy was placed ou trial for
tho first ttrao lu twouty years, at the
bur ot public oplulon, with tho entire
imtlou us tho "Jury." Crises Innum
erable await tests In democracy's cru
cible. Futuro prosperity of tho coun
try Indeed of several countries
niul fato of groat political parties
hangs In tho balance.
Sentiment for "progrosslvo" re
forms, which put tho domocratto par
ty In power, demand performance. To
socuro legislation ot real reform Is
the four yours task facing the new ad
ministration, Factional divisions
within the dominant party, demo
cratic leaders themselves admit, snake
the next tour years potest with pos
sibilities.
This nation's course of peace and new trade and passport treaty with
friendship with tha world's powers
and 1U policy In Central and South
America wero today placed la the
handa ot President Wilson. Alone
this constitutes a mountainous task.
Confronting him In prime importance
la the clvlo strife In Mexico the prob
lem of preserving peace and order
there without shedding American
blood.
Administration ot the Panama ca
nal was another giant problem as
sumed today, Involving settlement of
disputes with Great Britain, Canada
and other European countrlea over
tho "freo tolla" concession given the
American shipping. The Taft admin
istration left these negotiations prac
tically In a stfte of Incuhatton. Re
peal ot the "free tolls'' clause la the
domand Wilson's cailnet must face
and solve. Other Mlplomatlo ea
tlons confront! the new adsmimietra
.
tlon is proposed recognition ot the
new Chinese republic, negotiation ot a
Itussta, work ot the Alaskan bound'
ary commission, tariff reprisals in Eu
rope, completion ot the Honduras
lion, Joint action In conserving tho
Alaska sealing situation, and the
Newfoundland fisheries, muttered
rumblings ot strife In Cuba, Banto Do
mingo, Haytl, Salvador and Hoaduraa
besides the dispute with Brasll over
coffee Importations.
Platform pledgee galore await ful
fillment by the democrats. These In
clude such knotty problems aa Philip
pine Independence, Porto Rlcaa. citi
zenship, amendment or strengthening
the Sherman antitrust law, a alagl
presidential term, and "tabor" lagts
latloa. Among tha bills and policies await
ing action by the new administration
and congress are:
Senator Works' resolution for a
(Continued on Baca I)
machines.
F. B. Kester and W. U. Marcho,
two well known residents of "Poo Val
ley, are county seat visitors.
United Praaa Serrlee
WASHINGTON, Mareh .
Preetdeat Wllaea aeatt to Us
senate the feHewmg 'Met ef aa 4
laet eaaeera:
Secretary ef Bute, WUataa. Jeav
talaca Bryan ef Naacaaka.
Secretary of the Treaeary, WhV
Ham O. MtAdM ef New Yerk.
Secretary of War, Iladlar M.
Oerrisem a Nav Jeeaar -
Attorney Oeewral, .Jasnee Ma-
Reynold. 4
Postmaster Oeawral. Albert Std
ney Burleson ef Texas.
SecreUry of the Navy. Joasfhma
Daniels of North CaroMaa,
Secretary of the laterler, Fraik
lln K. Lane of CaUfenJa.
SecreUry of Agriculture, David
F. Houston of Missouri.
SecreUry of Commerce, William
C. Redfleld.
SecreUry of Labor, WiUUm B.
Wilson of Pennsylvania.
'
In announcing hie cabinet, Wllaea
made the following sUUment:
"Those knowing, my aJtaatwa nnd
admiration for Mr. MeComee asny
wonder why hla name la not on the
( Continued on Pag 1)
C. E. Evans Is here from Weed In
the InteresU of tha Weed Lumber
company. He Is at tha White Pelican.
Ed Hoyt, who haa been Tutting
Fort Klamath for several daya, haa
returned to the county seat.
A. J. Bandera ot Dorrla la a Klaa
ath Falls visitor.
Not the Pisaoattlon, Anywar
Unlted Preaa Service
GENEVA, March i. Lueie AUagr
waa aeateaced to twenty years aenai
servitude for murdering her mother
because the latter desired her U be
come a nun.
Fett Peeved for :
United Press Servtoe
LISBON, aMrch 5. After aetng re
leased from two daya' Imprisonment
for sleeping on duty, ft private that
and killed tha eorporal wan rsntiad
Thomas McCormkk of Kan la n
Klamath Falls visitor.
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vi
ij 1
Los Angeles Court Room
is Stormed by a Mob
A Dozen Women are Trampled Be
fore Police Reserves are Able
to Restore Order and Quiet
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LOS ANGRLE8, March P. LaU
this afternoon a mob stormed tha
court room whera tha trial ot Clar
ence Harrow, Chicago labor attorney,
is being held.
Before, tha disturbance could ha
quelled It waa necessary to oall out
the polio reserves: Twelve woman
were trampled in th rush, hut
were serlonaly Injured.
Judge Pewera ,arsajd (thai
noon la behalf ac Pfsjg. ' Jk
a bitter denuaU4lav
Franklin and
District Attorner
held that they rmrtM l
method in nn omart ()
conviction f tarr,
manner to'hftafj
r
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