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In tint prcsoire of only n f
ftli-iKlK, Miss llmiUh l'cll Hold ami
Tlioiiius J. Sparks went liiillud In
marriage urly ycsM-nlay. uunlng.
Tint ifruumiiy win x.rfoniu(l it the
Mi tlioilUl iinrsiinni:c by Hi'V. (horgn
Aririii Ahih MMI Hi I W II. Keeso.
Wllliln 'Irw Ut r Wiilrr
IU. Mint Off
Will
KuIIuwIiib ilio victory of thu rec
l.mutlnii senile In Iho supreme court
n.ill In uarvrtulll tho right of tliu
i:il e u esses uiH'iiilloii and main
tmuiiru rlinrgis while tlio irujrct
urn under coiistruilloii, notices will
It rrtit to Ihueo who liavu not paid
Uioo charges.
In mm of failure io pay within 10
.!) of llm tlma thu notices aro cent
out, tliu water will bo shut off from
tl.o tana of thoia In arrears.
Ucal official of the recUDintlon ..NEARLY
lco sny tlml llm nollro wilt be ls- nv
ird by tho WBliliiKton omco in iwo.
or tlirt'o wek.
Tho touplo urn wf known rent
Oitit of HoiMlitn, whitro Iho lirlilp'ii
father. I'. V. Hold, l nn ohl nti'l ro-
aptH'loil cltlti'ii. Ihcy will iimku their
homo un tl groom' fnrni In thu
Pour I. rut t'lcnrr country.
vSUB-COMMfTTEE
10 COAL FIELDS
Mr. mid Mm. John Kolor and Mlit
lUiulah Kolcr loft thU morulm for
I'nitlanil. whero thoy will roilile.
AM, Oh' TIIK HI'KCIAI
NAMKII I.KAVK VOH IN-'
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IIukIi Clopton of llonnnta
Kamnth Kail visitor.
WASHINGTON, My 28. Moat of
lll.e innate lubeornmlttco I (olttK to
il'et Virginia thU week to begin tho
probv. 8 anion, Bhloldi and Uorab
will miroly eo. and Kcnyon and Mar-
C. T. Olltor will to to Kt. Klamath lino may follow thorn lator. All x
haturdny to prc.lMo at tho AlbrlRlil-ccpl Hwunton favor tho abolition of
Kill, auction. allied terrorl.m.
Judge Asks Quicker
Work in Wood Case
Both Sides in the Trial of Millionaire
Textile Manufacturer Are Asked
to Expedite Matters in Case
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W'ASHINOTON, May 27. Sona-I P. It. Haywood haa arrived from
mr. Prnncli O. Nowlandt of Nevada San PrancUco to Uke charge ot Har
IIOSTON, May 28.JudKo Cro.byj J. . Mal.oncy, an employe at tho
i.uoiuw, ay W00d i Wood homo at Andoer. Mas.., te.tl-
linn aked both aldoi In tho Woou f-,-rii between
trial to oxpodltu proceed I nun n much
iiu poMlblo. The magUtratu hope
to fluUh thu taking of evldvncu thU
ieok.
Wood, the millionaire head of tho
textile truit, It charged with plant
ing ilyuamltu to Incite prejudice
nsalnit the woolen mill atrlkera dur
ing the utrlke at Uwrcnco, Maw., In
1912.
n...i ruKurdlnc u conforenco botweon
Wood, Attuaux, Proaldcnt Orocn of
tho Pacific Woolen mill t '
i unco and representatives of the
Anw.ririin Woolon company's mills.
Dlitrlct Attorney Pollctlor charges
that Onlllo lloddlck, chauffeur for
Wood, Is being kopt out of the Jur
Udlctlon of tho court to provent his
giving testimony. This Is denied uy
tho dofenso.
SAYS COLONEL
WAS NEVER IN
DRUNKEN STATE
M'.WHPAI'KIIMAN HAYH UIIAKGKH
MADK WKIIK HfU.V
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llrlllxli I'nprrs Are IMolbig ColtitmiH
In (lie Trial of lUxwvelt'e Damage
Hull, anil Are Running Uloaaarlea
of AtneHrnn MHeil 'Urinka De
fenoo Kay No lletrarilon Waa lie-
maniUil by Kormrr I'rmlilent
MAIIQUKTTK, May," 28. "Not
only can I say that I haVe never seen
Colonel Itoofovelt undoj tho.lnfluenco
If . i.... .... -'.. ln It l
Ul IllJUUr, UUb 1 IBIl UUU IHUI lb
ubiolutuly silly for anybody to bring
Ducli a 'chargo against him," said
John Callnm 0'laugblln, a newspa
perman who testified this morning at
Itoofovolt's libel suit.
Ho stated positively that the presi
dent never mixed drinks.
The defense Indicated today that
It oxpects to prove that Kdltor New
,ett, In printing the charge of drunk-
enncBH and profanity against Kooae-
volt, merely repeated a story that
was currently reported. and which
was generally betlerbd. '
In a long argument. Attorney Bel-
din, for the defense, demanded the
right to show that the publication of
tho itory was not malicious. He de
clared that tho colonel demanded no
'retraction.
Essad Pasha Who
Was King One Day
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SOCIALIST WILL
SPEAK THURSDAY
rXOVI C. llAMP HI IX TAKK VI
TKCHNIQUK OF MOVKMK.NT AT
MII.M4 ADDITION HALIj TOMOR-ROW
Floyd C. rump of Portland, o'ne of
the most active Socialists in the state,
Will arrive this evenlnsi from the
north, to hold a series of lectures on
socialism In this county.
Tomorrow evening. Ramp will ad
dress the MilU Addition Progress!
club at Mills Addition hall. At this
time his subject will be "Economies)
and Phltosophy of Socialism."
It Is the Intention of Ramp to
speak at Merrill Friday, at Bonanse.
Saturday, end deliver an address
here Sunday.
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AUSTRIAN HOSTS
REMOBILIZE BY
LATE ORDERS
IIAI.KAN MTVATfON
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Essad Pasha, the Turkish com
mander in Scutari, who gavo up when
surrounded by the troops of King
Nicholas ot Montenegro, and later
declared hlmsolt king of Albania.
was the victim the other day of the
assassin. The Turk had. by holding
out for months while the siege of
Scutari waa osu proved himself Uo
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and Thomas J. Walsh of Montana
hac, within tho past fow days,
shown distinct Indications that they
would not volo for free wool as pro
vided for In tho Underwood tariff
bill now beforo tho senate. Walsh
Insists on a duty on wool, and New
lands may side with him.
Rlnca Senators Thornton and Rans-
dell ot I.oulsliina hao made It plain
they will not accept frco sugar, the'
rlman Lodgo. Extensive Improve
ments ore being made to this Upper
tako summer playground.
(Continued on Page 4)
Mrs. Oscar L. Carter returned last
nlcht from on extended' visit In Chi
co, Susanvlllo and other California
towns, slie was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur B. Uvermore,
who will remain here several weeks.
THE MIKADO IS
GAINING HEALTH
PRAYERS OF THANKSGIVING
ARE BEING SAID IN ALIi THE
NIPPONESE TEMPLES AND AT
SHRINES
More Than ,
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VIENNA, May 28. Orders were)
Wesley Masten. who recently grad-1 tar the remobllliatlon of the AustH
uaieu iruoi me uuiversifcj k o?mr
ley. Cat., arrived In the city last
night erf route to his father's ranch
In Poe valley, where be will spend
the summer.
EUie to Live Ken .
John Ellis and family of Ft. Klam
ath hve moved to Klamath Falls to
reside. Mr. Ellis wiU occupy tho
Bishop home on Conger avenue.
Will W. Baldwin has gone to Fort
Klamath on n business trip. -
I Reserves, which were , recently set
to their homes niter an emeawtve se
ries of maneuvers.
In the eyea of diplomats, this to m
Indication that Us Bnlgnrmn Istr
Un dispute Is considered most arrtt
caL
DteMtehes from Soohln'gM la th
effect that . Bnlswriam trim
are massed at SeyfcM. Hi Hto
rtaon there Is being sMlnUkMdon , .
war feethag. BnlsmrU, rihsiss jm
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Drummer David Is nmoag the vis
itors here from the Agency.
"The Woir Will Be;
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Given By Local Gait
Strong Play of the Northwest -WIU:
Be Staged June 6 and 7 Under
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TOKIO, May 28.- The mikado has
quite recovered. Thanksgiving
nruera aro being said at the temples
The empress Is also bettef.
Steel Charged With
Sellirul PollV BoOZe
Arregied ThU Afternoon by Patrol
man Sharpe. Bootlegger Waives
Right to Preliminary Hearing
Tom Steel, long a resident of Ibis
Wclulty, was arrested today by Pa
trolman Fred Greenwood, on a
chargo of bootlegging. He la bolug
held In the county Jrntl. pending the
arrival ot a federal officer to tako
htm to Portland.
to PoJrFtlsfcloman who has
long been iToWslgk..KUBth
FalUy arsoiwood mnPBJjnilM
Steel for somoUmo, and, Winy ho
vv
........ iiin unrinr arrest.
inovvu ... - --...., ui. .i-hi
Tho accused man waivou
to a preliminary hearing, and said ho
w.. wiiilna- to wait In jail until tho
fodornl authorities made a formal
complaint against mm, anu .
to Portland. Ho Is confined In the
county jail. .
Stool was one of the witnesses In
the Bellamy case, which concerned a
shooting fracas at the Comet Lodging
House some months ago.
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Memorial Day Program is
Fully Arranged by Workers
Procession Through the Street! in the Forenoon, Scat
tering of Flowers on Water For the Dead wavai
Heroes,Ceremonies at Cemetery to be Features
On Friday and Saturday evening,
Juno 6 and 7, Ewauna Camp, Wood
men of the World, will present at
nrrnmrlo la Dractleallr the l
Tho play la being prodneod for eft ''
Woodmen under tho dlreeUmj of Me-
Houston's opera bouse Eugene Wal- Naughton Bros., who come fear keakt-
tera1 sreat success. "The Wolf,
thrilling three-act comedy drama of
the great northwest. ThU play Is re
garded as Eugene Walters' master
piece, and those who have seen his
works, namely, "Paid In Full," "Tho
Easiest Way," and "Fine Feathers,"
remember how clearly tho characters
and situations aro drawn. In his
character delineations he Is without
a peer.
The scenea of "The Wolf" ore laid
In the sreat northwest, which haa
I given birth to. so many quaint and
thrilling romancee. Everyone re
members "The Barrier." and the
Tho following program for Memo
rial Dny Iibb been mrangod by the
commlttou In charge.
It Is earnestly deelrod that all
who Join lu tho parade to the ceme
tery will moot at tho courthouse
Lquaro nt l):30 u. m. to permit the
march to begin at 10 o'clock,
The following order ot march, sub-
Jott to rearrangement, will be ob-
served:
First Section
Orand Marshal Capt. O. 0. Apple
gate and aides, W. B. "Barnes and 0.
0. Merrill, mounted.
Klamath Falls Military band.
County and city officials.
Firemen In uniform.
Business men.
Woodmen of tho World.
Ludles ot Woodcraft.
Independent Order ot Odd Fellows.
Sisters ot Rebecca-,
Knights ot Pythias.
Pythian Bisters.
Ladles ot the Maccabees ot the
World.
Benevolent Protective Order ot
Elks.
Independent Order of Red Men.
Blstors of Pocahontas.
Second Section
School band. '
Schoolgirls with flowers.
Schoolboys with flags.
Boy Scouts, Professor Coatee In
charge.
The above second section la to oe
under the direction of Prof. R. H.
Dunbar and teachers to bo detailed
I by the' director.
Third Section
Ramsby's Drum corps.
Volunteers o'f Spanish, Indian and
other late wars, and all cltltena who
wish to participate In the 'honors ot
the army and navy.
Women's Relief corps.
a rand Army of the Republic.
Tho third section will be under tho
command ot Post Commander Sar
gent, and will form tat reverse order
west ot the courthouse squire at
9:30 a. m., and mnreh, to the bridge
i on Link river, Q. A. R. In advance.
ly reeommendedand who, wttk Urn, '
assistance of local talent 1st mm osnV, '
ance ot tho east and sneesoMtoW nt.
dues n show that has anraosl aVmUv
pralee In wrlteups In eoost iMeW.;,.'
Double specialties are lntrodnsad ko
tween acts, special seeaVM ofioeu.of.
ranged and no expense wlU m i
in making the show n
success.
On Saturday eve
bo given after tho
tlal change of
30 of the local neonta will kt aeav SB
the cast and splendid men to as
sured. , . .. , ,".
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noeineowtti
At the bridge, the ceremony of
Bhowerlng flowers upon tho waters
in honor of the naval heroes wno
perlshod In war will bo performed,
after which the section will return to
its place in the general line, followed
by cltlsens generally.
In the afternoon, nt Houston's
opera bouse nt 2:15, tho following
program will be rendered:
Selection High School orchestra.
Singing "Amertea." by tho au-
dlenco.
Invocation Rev. Larkln Stucker.
goto "Just Before tho BatUe,
Mother," Mrs. William Wagner.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Mr.
Edwin Cox.
Singing Male quartet.
Reading "Thomas nt Chlfikar
msugs," Mrs. Bimer. rrencn.
Music Male quartet.
Memorial Address Hon. Henry L,
TUnaon.
Lyceum Chorus "Tenting on the
Old Camp Ground."
Benedtetlon.
Gale School Graduate
Seven; Plan Proppa
Closing Exercises WiU Be Held 4tt-
urday Evening. School Yesr
Has Been Highly
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Graduation omreisos wUl be held
at the Gale school. District No. a,
Saturday night, when, deptonwa' will
bo 'presented to seven etndonU.:who
were sueceaoful la passing tho recent
eighth, grade examination.
Memeers oi tne graauaiwgeessw
aro IrmaAnderson, Qoldle Johnson,
Audrey Telle, WIHlam hwwm,
Clareneo Robleen. Myrn Andersen
and Arthur Andersen.
.A Utornnr program
aranged for the esenslon, a4
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