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KLAMATH PALLS, ORBOON, MONDAY. JUNE 2, 1B18
Election Excitement is Intense All Over the County;
Men And Women Are Crowding the Foiling Places
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Swearing in of Women Keeps
Many Notaries on the Jump
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RUNNING TIME
TO SACRAMENTO
IS GUT IN TWO1
asnnenaas 1
uw THAI. MIIKIH'Li; limiMIM
cni.rim: m'.nd.w
lolrml n( lining Only In t'liloi, llii'
JIuri.li.K l'iMiiBrr I'mlil TliU I'll)
Will Smut 111' IIiiiiiiIiiK In hurra,
luriii", AiiumIIhk Tinnllng Pi
xurr Agrnl if IIm NiiiIIh in l'i
ililr IUIIiimiI '
X no" Irnlii schedule will Into
:t nU Hiinday, iw-rnrilliiK to Hit
nseunteiiiriil n( II W, Wwuell, llin
IMWllO tUMrllRrr BXI'llt of lf
fcalhi-ru I'nrlni', who U III Iho cltjr
w)i; (rum lUiraiiimtii.
Mr Wrlilell U MKDMll'.Mllr.l by liU
C in U making lirr lint Irll' to
KUtatlli KaIU.
lirilniiliiR Hiinday, itio uiurnliiK
mi n'll of ' Minalti Knl J Mill run
ibiuunli iii fttrrntiieiilu, In. rait y
iiofflnc ( Clilco, mi formerly. Thli
till tnsble KlnniMli KaIU inu)o l
rath tUciniuiitii thu mii d alter
tafia.
U etmlnc Imlua will arrive at
lEiin limn as at present.
Hopper and Goodwin Race a Tie
in the National Handicap
JB5i?if''7Wti f X .gtaaaawaW.
Wi "Mm BBI'VB
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s'y M-"'' tM gnlaiaHa'w.iy 1 1
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W2 SMJWr l gtaTaTaTaTaTaVlaTaTaTaTaw f fi
S"SfjBjjm)SfnmjnmBenWJ. "Sw n .jahagft'aP
WILSON WILL
! HAVE A HAND
1 IN THE PROBE
AHHUMKH I'KllHOSAIi CIIAIU1K OK
LOUUV QUKHV j
M-mlHn of Itolli Huum-m Are lo Af
Kr In Alphale(Jrl Order for Kf ,
mlnalloB aa to Wliellirr w Soli
Tlicy Were AppnMMwol in Oiuow j
Hun Willi ViMlag -ii tlic Tariff
ANDERSON MAY
MEET RITCHIE
ON THE FOURTH
MfAuro
l
WKKillT
NKW YOHK. Juno Z Nnt Qood-
! ami DoWolf lloiiunr, ilnr lu the
HutunUyitlivntrlcnl nnil matrimonial nnnninunt
i a Ikl.tl v.hiftiHil
i.,-. iti.i.it u..i urii.m fur biiv. fur tliiio lUMiiy yunr Iia itnrtlcu
...I ....... i. ., .... I.- i.nM tMMi. rnntiirl.pltiAlr frletlill ftKAltl. Knelt Imi UKutl
d Uh a imlilUhliiiC liou.r. I nflli vlfc, ami tlio roro now laiidi
rmnensation Act
r iinurinn liini
Held by Referendum nu At! 5 mfl
A
I'nlteJ I'rcif Service
WA8IIINOTON, U. J.. Julio 2.
' I'reililenl Wllion todar aumed per
aonal charge of the Investigation ai
to tlio oxlttenco o( a paid lobby In the
capital. Ho outlined clearly and uo
ftjulvocallr Just bow lie Intends to
guldo the Inquiry.
Among other things, Wilson said
ho summoned Senator le S. Over
man of North Carolina, chairman of
tho Judiciary committee, tnd Senator
Jamvs A. Reed of Missouri, also of
that committee, to tbo White House
'to raako a number1 of suggestions and
talk over plans with them.
Wilson does not Intend to appear
.ncrsonally befiro the Investigation.
i. 1, KlluJlArdlnoj:; No. Tbo senate Judiciary nubcommlttee
Ida Moschor; No. S, Kdna Wallace; today commenced questioning the sen-
No. 4. Nolla Ilcrgcu; No. 5, KldnU.oril in n offort to learn whether
Curry. lobbyists were attempting to lnOu
(loodwln No. 1, Kllia Weathers- cnco tho tariff legislation pending be
by, No. 2, Nclla leao; No. 3, Maxlno foro that body, and what steps had
nilntt; No, I, IMna Ooodrlch; No. 6, been taken.
Mnrjorlo Morelnnd. It l alao planned te learn whether
or not tlio senators are nnanciauy in-
IMV1DKS I.KVV
NOLAN
AM)
i For the Ballot
Started Early Today
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ALEX CHEYNE
IS A DENEDICT
ItKC'ALL AROUMENTS, PRO AN
CON, ARK TO BK MKARB
ON KVERY HIDK
ltln.m WanU IJ13 1'otinda Itlagside. MH8 c'RYSTAIi McHEYNOLDH BK-
or Ho Won't llox, Accordlag to Hta cOMEH THK BRIUK OP ALEX
Managei In That Cat, Vancouver . CHKYNE, WKLL KNOWN KLAM-
lloicr Will lie Matched Wtta the
Cluuiiplon at Ban Francisco, and
lllvvra Witb Ci
ATH RESIDENT
United Presa Service
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2 Instead
of Willie Ritchie and Joe Rivers meet
plonthlp, Dud Anderson, the Vancou-
as follews:
IIoiir No.
Miss Wllda Crystal McReynolds ha
become Mrs. Alex Cbeyne, as a result
or a quiet wedding at the Methodist
parsonage Saturday afternoon; when
Rev. George H. Feese pronounced the
. ... n.i....i.i.t ,. 'ceremony uniting these two well
tng here for the lightweight cham- r-ld.BU ol Klamath conntr.
known resldenU of Klamath county.
Three Important Measures Passed
by the Last Legislature Cannot
Go Into Effect Tomorrow
niltienilum Petitions ngnlnsl tho eniplojcrs In hazardous occupation.
., ., .hu'canio under tlio provisions of the net.
workmen's coniimn-mllon n't. ho un,M- ,,,, M gren lo Iho com
icunly attorney bill Mid iho "lorlllw im,im i,cforo Juno 10th. Now that
llun bill woro nied .vlth Urn ' t, bill has been referred to tho poo
tary of statu nl Hnlcm Saturday, jnd',,0 tliU inillco will not bo necemnry,
. . .., ..ti.,n tlm otieratlon of tho law Is held
'no new iw i-iiiiuui hj - - - - .,i..
until ,, favorable voti Is tnken en up until decided by an election.
(In in In November.
Tho rnmiiensatltin bill
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Hill
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Id'COltD AHCENSIO.V MAIIK BY
LOCAL RAHKBAIL CI.OUTERH
vi:sTi:itiAY, thi: whole
I i:.M I'AltTICIPATINd
ttcrested In the pending measure.
' Membors of tlio leuatc are to b
symmonod alpl'alictlcally for uxam
ini'.lon. Tho rcKiibtlcan scnator.i pro-
I, 'ixc to read tho nimo of hundreds of
l.-nmilficnts ,vi. aro protesting
,-ilnt the Uniii.rw.ml bill, and si
nm-Wns a fea- hat K will bring
about bualnesq ruin.
Merrill !; Klamath Falls 0.
Sounds llko nil Interesting gamo,
doesn't It?
it Biiii-toil off llko one. too.
Iloth teams started In playing ball
', ,1,.. uinri. nml neither side
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.. . .I..I.J in anlllA
..nnvnil ..ft 111.1 II1I1M HLI11.CU f 0V...V
Iteferendum petition. I.avo ',"'" " wfh rea, elWbUoB
ll0v...od '...,, KM nKa.nst two o ho u,mer. P-'. " , " -;;
CREWS WORKING
TOWARD KLAMATH
ADVICES FROM LASSEN ARE
THAT THE RAILROAD IS RAP
IDLY TRAVELING TOWARD
THIS CITY
TO DUILD NEW
11. & Anm mfttsalnauft fan ski I Affar
m s tut tUVM nvvaiuvu svoaeamv ww
vr Wtth.. llfthtwftlcht. may h tha ih .- thU wlntr on account of
chnmplon'a opponent here July 4th. 'his "skunk" farm. Ho has a Am ranch
In case this bout Is arranged, Rivers r ro
will meet Leach Crosa at Vernon, in-
jstcad of Anderson being Cross' oppo- j
nent.
Ritchie and Manager Nolan arrived
from Portland this afternoon. To
morrow Sol Levy, who guides Rivers
ring careeer, will be here trom Los
Aitgoles, and they will hold a confer
ence regarding the Natal Day mix.
It Is exoected that Levy for his pro-
Icko will refuse to sign articles unless
tho champion agrees to make 133
nounda at the ringside. In case this
cannot be agreed upon, Anderson Is
tbo logical opponent for the cham
pion.
SATURDAY THE
HOTTEST IN MAY
THERMOMETER REGISTERED 88
DEGRES COLDEST NIGHT)
WERE FIRST AND SECOND OF
THE MONTH
i no rnmpensaiiiin oiu im "" " . ,. ,,,..
that alt persons nt firm cima.se.1 n.slty of .Oregon appropriation bllU.
No Bids Received For the
Purchase of Indian Timber
Tract on Reservation Containing More Than Fifty Mil
lion Feet Will Be Disposed of at Open Sale, Accord
ing to Officials. Timber in Vicinity of Chiloquin
SCHOOL HOUSE
POE VALLEY DISTRICT WILL
OPEN BIDS ON JUNE TWELFTH.
THE BONDS WERE VOTED SOME
TIME AGO .
Pupils of School District No. 10, la
Hoe Valley, will attend school at a
new school house this fall, as it Is
the Intention of the directors to have
a new school constructea as soon aa
possible. Bids for the work will be
opened June 12th.
A few years ago the school house
In the district was destroyed by Are,
and since that time the sessions have
been held in a rented building'. Re
cently the tax payers of the district
voted bonds for a new school house,
Seldom Has Any County Been Stirred
Wkh Campaign Interest aa It
Klamath Cosutty Today Wewslea
and Whtta Faction Each Have No
Urlea Busy Swearing In tho Ust-
registered Etecteta
Whether William 8. Words to re
called aa county Judge, or whether Ma
policies are endorsed by Uo vote et
tho people, It will be a perfect expres
sion of the sentiment of Klamath
county as to hi oBclal eareer, aa
wwy person who can-possibly get to
the poll today la doing so.
,ln every precinct la the cKy, there.
was a long line of me mm womb
waiting to -cast their ballot at tho
time the poll opeaed this moraiacv
and at every ward there ha heea a
continuous stream of elector going
to vote on the recall question.
Reports from all over Uo ceuaty
are to the same effect. Every country
precinct forecast the heaviest vat
lu history.
The Interest that the nswly qual
ified women electors Uke la today'
nht at tho Dolla has heea demoa-
Istrated by their early arrival at the
various precinct. A largo peroeat
age of the early vote waa cast by wo
men, aad they have heea going to Uo
polls all afternoon, too.
In order to facilitate Uo oaoraUaa.
lot voUng, both the WMiM aWrisM
supporter have smfajaamuomnva.wo.
women ana.
terod, swe
ceins: to '
convenience, for voter as well a for
the election oBclals.
(Hpoclal Correspondence)
KLAMATH AOENOY, June 2. Al
though tho salo has been extensively
advertised, there woro uo bids rocolv
od for tho purchase of a tract of 52,
000,000 feot of Indian tlmbor today.
Tho tlmo for submitting bids for the
tract closed today nt 2 o'clock.
Ah a result of tho failure of any
body to bid on tho tlmbor, It may ho
old In open market forlSJo l'r
thousand feet, provided tho entire
tract is purchased nt that price.
Special permission must be secured
fiom tho government In order to pur
chase smaller portions of tho tract.
ri.1. uu tho minimum llisuro sped-
lied lu tho notlco for bids.
The tlmbor Is In tlio vicinuy '
Chiloquin and Kirk, and is in cany
i each of tho railroad. For tho most
part It conslstB of western ye"
I,IUAporlod of six years from tho date
of tho acceptance of tho purchase
.... i. nmmi8Bloner of Indian
-... ii i. niinwad for tho cutting
and removal of tho timber covered by
tho contracts. Actual logginn -
tlons will uegln within six months
after tho llrst ogrooment has been ex
ecuted, and will bo continuous until
tho tlmbor has been removou or mo
coutracts oxplre.
Ten per cont of tho eniimaieu vmuo
of tho timber on on allotment must
bo paid within thirty dnys of the date
of tho approval or tno coniraw .u,.
... .i,.. niintment. The timber will
bo paid lor In advauco payments of
not loss than is,""" weu "" "
.... ,i. niPor in charge. The amount
deposited with the accepted bid, or
otherwise, will oe creuuw .. .
nrst payment,
During the past month an army of
men and n never-ceasing stream of
wnennn loaded with construction sup
plies have been flowing through Susan
ivllle to the west, says the Lassen Ad
vocate. Certainly the continuance
nr tho Vernley and Lassen railroad to
ih Wnlker properties at Robber
Creek would not demand any ucn
force of men, or anywhere near Ue
oqulpmont that has passed through
this place.
Thorn la. then, but the one conclu
sion to prcsont Itself, and that Is that
tho road la to continue on to me wesv
and north ns rapidly as possible.
vnt niinntlttes of material ana ap
pliance are arriving dally over the
Fomley and Lassen, and the prepara
tions that the Utah Construction com
pany has made at thl place lend col
or to tho report that the U. C. Intends
tq maintain branch headquarters here
for somo time to come.
There are Indications to tno nortn-
......i .i.n iht the road is to De
pushed to completion to Kiamatn
Falls.
mm. Marlon Dames came hero Sat
urday from Chiloquin to spend a tew
days with relatives.
Mlsa Estol Campbell I vlsltlag
friend at Wood.
Saturday. May 31. was the hottest
day of the month Just ended, accord
ing to tho meteorological record at
tim reclamation service headquarter.
Tbo thermometer reached 83 degree.
Following la the report for the
menth:
Temperature Mean maximum,
67.4; mean minimum, 40; maximum,
83, on May 31; minimum, so, on
Mv 1 and J.
Precipitation .71 of aa men.
Greatest In 24 hours, .28 of aa Inch
on May tt.
Summavy Number ot day with
u of nn irch or mora precipitation
; clear, IS; partly cloudy, 8, and
cloudy, r
The ladles of the Dower committee
on Decoration Day wish to thaak the
public and children for the oeauuiui
llowers. Also, Mr. O. M. Hector for
the use of the room so willingly donated.
Clrde Farrar of Ashland la the
cuest of his brotherln-ln-law aad sla
ter, Mr, and Mr. Claud B. Coon.
iroraAlMNJelartea
i UtTyolJTfu to a
Install Fb-eKscaffe
Workman today completed tho In
stalling of a Are escape from the third
floor of the I. O. O. F. Temple. Thto
Is equipped with a swinging Udder
from the first floor to tho groaad,
making esctpe from tho bulldlac te
an emergency perfectly aafo.
deorge J. Walton, district ubotIb-
tendent for the Cuiuoraia-uroswa
Power company, returned last aigai
from a visit to various power station
of the company.
Mr. and Mr. Fred O. Meloy were
In trom "Broadview Farm" Saturday,
visiting frtoada.
Second Street Fill
Crowds Into Court!
G. W. White. Member of Committee
Nameb to Solicit Funds for Com
pletion of Boulevard ii Sued
A ult Involving the work on the. Dale, ha filed a demurrer, ta whtok
... . .... . lvrv nictation ot ta oovapeasn m
Second treet noujevaru auwiMw, - -- . -
...... ,1... mIa..I AH,l lAA atlM'",, --. fcF.
was uieu tu iu n.m " -
urday evening, when C. A. Arnold
commenced action against G. W.
White to recover 1640 for hauling
dirt for tbo all.
Aceordlnsc to the complalat, filed
I by Attorney J. C. Rutenlc, Arnold was
hired by White to haul earth for a
All on Second street from Oak to
Klamath avenue, at the rate of 80
cents a yard, He say he hauled 1080
yard, and art a Judgment .for the
cash value. -
la answer, White, through Stone
denied.
The Second streot fill waa a aatt af
a plan for a driveway tram Ua atsjagf
fair ground to Mat atrat. wttiatv to ,,
ddlttoa to furatoalat a haaJaomBI ta
the eltjr, provided a fir tmsjaaM m,
the Weet Bad o XtoaMth PMal
. a .uu a .m ' .'
the Merrill i
la order to put
so am eatraaee eoald hwi
load street. It wag aiiiaM
111 for several hloehn I
toaeUotttMdgfw'tUgt
was Hrani. sm af IM
lafG.F1 ',nt
Hb.