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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNK 8, 1011
pposition To Policies of the County Judge
-'
Interred Under an Avalanche of Worden Votes
II PAYS TO
ADVERTISE,"
SAYS SAMMY
KiHT, TMOHIII, lis .vrr
tmi: advertiser
fr'Olt
CABINET WAITS ,
JAPAN'S NOTE!
IT IK I'MlEltNKMHI THAT .NEW,
ItlUtll.MMilt COM'EKNH JAP,
TAitMcitH ai.ki:aiiv LEAHINU I
I.AMI
Geo. A. Newett,
Accuser of Teddy
Ijnvptlatf l Hmihii Affidavit of llir
llirlrrii'ii I'uhlUlirr, f'lly lln
Bna OiariiMl Morr limn llir I'n
jot's llrsular It hi kt 1. 1 up for
jMirrtMK MaHrr IIhnmI Html
ll u4ltr W Hr Olrr VIIHI
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D , June 3 "At
today' nutting n( tliu cabinet, Hrro
tury Drynti reported that hn etpiTts
Japan's rejoinder by Friday or Hntur
ilny It U rrti'il Hint Japan limy
modify her demands,
, It la rumored hero Hint n lie fca
turb of tlio controvcray will l ttiv In-
'WOULD INCREASE
PENSIONS
PAID
Utriiro of Japan Hint tlin Webb bill's
Inhlbatloti ngalnat tlio ownership nmi
IKO.I the city of Klamath Falls ' pfllnK of ,tllU( , rr M jBpm,,.
(lit II to adwlUa for blda fur tho now owning nr IobhIiik farms Is con-
nl c( botnl for lhi Improvement of rorned, b erased. ,
trotl itrral. A bill for this ainnuiit .
Iy U Klamath Pall Northwestern j
mltord by tlio routiclt lait oven-'
tt Tit cuargo fur tlm publication
uittb rain of H rettta per lino for
tUfntlnicfllmi ntiil t crnta for ouch '
HitttdlDI Itucftloil.
At tb Mtno meeting IliO North-!
tn!ra submitted n Mil for tlio oitl-
eul filntlng at tlio rato of & em's
itrllM. With tli In ulit aubmlt-
Ii4 Ibi itittravnl Hint "TtiU U tlio
rtitltr rat for legal ndvertlalug In
lis KUasth Palls Northwestern."
U!i telng true, then the city wui
ftllr.il hllii.p rli Id mi U nauntl I S m'Oly
cUrinl for Ick) RilvortliliiK. United Press Bcrvlcs ltoootelt with
U bid of I ho llorntil Publishing DKNVKII, Colo,, Juno 3 Increased tjuontly," (loo. A. Newett, editor of
IcteptBy wi (ubmlttoil for publlili ikiuIod for nil otoram of tlio Civil'tlK Unpenning (Mich.) Iron Age,
liftb treat notices of tlio city nt 'nr Us tlio big topic before tho ex- made a full retraction Saturday.
tiitof Scents per Hue for first Inter- .oiiivu committee of tlio Colorado, Ho made tho chargo In his newspa
WYOMING A XI) t'OMHlADO CIVIL
WAR VI7TKUANH IIEI.IKVK THAT
TIII.Y ARK i:.TITI.i:i TO MOIIK
HVI'I'OItT
a
ADY SAYS LANE
IS THE PROPER
MAN FOR PLACE
HtKSIDKNT OF WATKR UHKHS AH-
HOC'IATION BACK
ItctiimlnK lrlc(tnc to Wellington
Conft-rvncc Hnyn I'laclajf llio Con
trol of tlm Itcrlainallon Keltic In
Urn llnndn of Committee lewvcn
Xrwril Hhore of Uk4'ower Hop
miii to He Here for Meeting
"The action of Secretary of the In
terior Lane In placing the direction of
tho reclamation service In the hand
of a commltteo of flvo men, Instead of
leaving It In the bands of an Individ-
County Judge's Action
Sustained By a Vote of
Almost Three to One
NIPPON
WOULD
BOYCOTT S.F.
IV ADDITION TO STOPPING AP
PKOPItlATION KOB EXPOSI
TION, WOULD MAKE ENTRY BY
NOHTHERN PORTA
United Preu Service
TOKIO, June 3. A
movement Is
ual, Is ono of the best moves that on foot In Japanese commercial clr
has been made for the water users
under all tho projects," said Abel
Ady, president of the Klamath Water
Users Asoclatlon, who returned Sun
day from Washington, where he at
tended tho Investigation of charges
nicnlnst tho reclamation service con-
Tho Klamath man took a promi
nent part In the Investigation. He was
clea to boycott in every manner the
Panama-Pacific International Exposi
tion, to be held In San Francisco. This
Is causing much embaraasment to the
government, on account of present
matter pctodlng.
In addition to boycotting the fair
and cutting off the appropriation (or
Japanese participation, there Is a
In Only Two Precincts Did the Recall
Candidate Carry-Every Other Place
Overwhelmingly for Worden
FRIEDMAN'S KIN
HANDS' A ROAST
BROTHER OK GERMAN SCIENTIST
CALLS DISPOSAL OK TUHERCU
LAR CULTURES KOR GAIN A
WRONG TO MANKIND
United Press Senrlee
COLORADO SPRINGS, June S.
"My brother's action In selling his
movement to aboll.h the aubaldy.lln-rura for the cure of tuberculosis Is
WORDEN IS THE RECITIKNT Of
A TREMENDOUS OVATION
IN THE CITY
em running ton Francisco by boy-
Ireouuited to act In nn advlsorv canac
- " ... -. ..1a ....
he charged Colonel ,lty by tho water users of nearly every cottmg. instead, it v. piannea to give
"getting drunk fre- project. .e trade to vessels entering at Port-
"Tho chief complaint from all the " "u "..
projects was against Director New-1
ell's methods." continued Ady, "and! Dlrtrlet Deputy John II. Starr of
from every source lno alouern nooamea oi America
to make ln lno cll' anQ ' eipeciing to meet
a gross Injustice to mankind."
This statement was made today by
Dr. A. H. C. Frledmann, who returned
trom a trip East to tee the Frledmann
experiments.
csa einicni pujiiciau wm use iuu ;
remedy under tho existing conditions.
tturrcMfully 8 tslned Cwty
rial Is Carried Tbremch Use StfMta
In the MMrt of I
Headed by Bi
rlndiac Xeewljr Every Mm a Klaw
thKalU
The progreeslve policy of Is prea
ent county court baa the eniorxanmt
of the people.
This was Indicated at Monday's re
call election, when ky a vote of 3,1SC
to 951, the voters of Klamath ceuaty
by their ballota endorsed the progres
sive policy by electing County Judge
Will S. Worden over Frank Ira White.
the candidate of the recall committee.
this tamo plaint
.YW.u.n,'V, ...IV .w. --- lllHMl! VW.li.M...V . - .. --, ....
... ... . . . Inlii.iillu mtiia.il II. I .HA
.ftd:',. rents for each aurrred- nnd WyomliiK divisions of tlio tirana or auruig mo neat or me cnmpa.gn, . -- "'-"- " "' "-,.,, member, of that order at the He claims he has found and cultivated " can t oe wmeo a lanoauae .
Bltirllon. Tlio publication ol the, Army of tho Hopuullc today, mo re- iieii mo uuu Aiooao men wore suo.,. "-..- v- ,.., , nmm. .. ,nmnn, n baccllus which shows eminent cura- ,uore lu" n"uro -"
i- ...a,... . I a . m - eaartLt - aahi sm laainn -r -4 a && aij a we -irfaaa-4L -y . wawa b-vti- vt, .. ba maiiAt..
u.o .uruiui.uu . u vUU...u 'i,.J..J...i . . ..,,, ,,v rnnrti. hut th iiii. at. " niy two precincts am me recall
It can't be termed a landslide It U
The
Newell Is chairman' (Wednesday) evening at 8 o'clock.ltlve properties, but the results at
B-oid iir.tft liiiitrnittmniit Lin ml. no l....f..t. ut.lrti Binrti'il lnrilnV. Ii (o I II AC Kfont Jtrol.Cth 111 Michigan
tHls lb., Herald would have tost Untln'uo through Friday. I'our hun-'c'olonel lllnd .ult for 110,000 dam-(competent men. K.a.II 1. chairman J l 0n"a' ?,!. 5 w .a m-..
auso ho wanted tho raon-i' "ia coinmuico, uui no uui uue- - - - - -
laao nonce, ana oo present, wnoincr
members here or elsewhere.
Ill 14. or hiv mrmi n nvinir in the .i..i ...i.rntia iim umnllril number HKes. not liKauso ho wanted tho tuon-i
btrayera of tho city of $01.18 on')cl in aaaemblo In nnnunl reunion, t, but berauso ho wished to lndl-i'"tl of ' Bn,lro bod';
J-ilontnollco. 'ro I., nltendanco. It la expected that onto hit roputnllon. "Secretary I.ano Is the Idea man to
Although It would hat. meant n.o.o action looking to Incren.o of pon-, " ' department of the Interior.
Mhl of st Issat 11.000 a year to tl.o'.i,,,,, f0r the old soldiers will tako tho Mrs. W. W. Patch and daughters' l Impressed eterybody at the hcar-
...,i.i .. i... , lr-nlni..l l,.n Mum nv for Iloalnn. whore tney.iK ' ' !"" - - "
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', bt acrniniux tlio iioralil niu. ror-.rnrin of a
Ut membara of tlm council would .n.r.i.iL-iniin Hie country, and to be will Ult relatives for some time.
"ikr muaiidrr tho city's money than f.ra.Piiivd to congress when It mstit
"lb Herald sat the iirlntlnx. Hath- .,n winter. A reception will bo held this cvim
"Ihtn tako a ilianro of titlltiar It to.
tote they manngrd to hate nil hlda Aiiaten llnxlen has returnod to of tho nuw pastor, l.ldiT Harinnu
fJted, although no satisfactory ren- iinrrlman LodKe,
iVoininiimi ini Pavn ' ' Journ In this city.
and was alert at all times. There Is
Iim at tho Christian Church In honor'iio uouut out wiiat uio roci.un.iiou
,.r n,i...u-iinaiir. r.id..rllarland. l.v.scrvlco will be greatly benefited by
after a short o..u.mi. Invited to he present and I l-np. who, through the Investigation.
Encampment Meets Tonight
Ewauna Encampment holds Its
,,,.,,.l,,n in nlrv .npWr. on aevernl regular meeiingtonignt in I. u. v. r,
'ntm-lnn. nlnne.1 thorn down to facts " Visiting ratnarnc. are coruiai
wilrome the now inlnUliT.
Can't Spit On Sidewalks or
Throw Handbills on Street
New Nuisance Order, Sweeping in Effect, Adopted at
Last Night's Meeting of the City Council. Provides
for Sanitary Methods in Markets
has a clear Insight Into the condition
throughout tho projects, and Is In a
manner to make adjustment where
necessary.
I will make a full report on the
Investigation at tho annual meeting
of tho Water Users Asoclatlon Friday
afternoon," concluded Ady. "At that
time E. a. Hopaon. supervising en
gineer for tho sorvlco, will also bo In
nttondance, and a number of matters
of Importanco to the water usera will
he discussed."
Alter this, ulinit rwldcnt of Klnm
" I'alls flnlih the imistlvatory npor
'Hods connoctel with tho cansiimii
",B fl nn orango u biinunu, or oen
Posmit, and they start to throw thn
Mi shell, or whatever name the
""went boars, Into tlio sticot they
n'l. unU'HH they wish to pay a fluo.
"ulead, If no garbago can Is nigh,
will carefully deposit the peel-
im '" t,,olr own l,ocket or' uoUor
'"'I. If thu opportunity affords, Into
wmebody else's pocko't.
Tho roason for the carefulness Is n
n nulsiiiivo ordor passed by tho
'"uticll Inst night. This prohibit
JMttlng Biuowan,,, ,,cnttorliig of
'ndbllls on tlio atreots, regulates the
'Ply of foodstuffs, etc., as not forth
0 tie tltlo of tho measure, which
follows;
"An ordinance declaring .what shall
wmtltute nuisances, providing for
"" lfttoinont thoroof, fixing tho pun
"bment for creating or maintaining
"Usance; regulating the disposition
,f ,,M, ruhbl.U and refuse, nnd Iconve) unco, inibllc building, church.
IS tho punishment for depot- theater, public hall poitofflco. or on
E roi ml other matter In tho any sidewalk within tho city of KUm-
or vacant lots, or tuo um rm.
"it uiuiii tin nil awiui iu nvvi u.ij
meat, vegetables, fruit or other pro-
parod food stuffs In nn open rccep
tnelo loss than two feet abovo tho
lloor. It shall bo unlawful to keep
smoked fish, chceso, cooked meats,
Hlri-ntM. ill leys
inalntonnmo of ilniiRuroiiB uutiuings,
and regulating tho construction mid
uso of buildings for stables and
dnlrles; rogulntlng nnd prohibiting
,i. .iuninv and dlsiiotltloii of adver-
.. . ..n.lru rnffllllllllli! till! I
Z Z "re. i.Wi u. -V mear.,d ... dates, dried fruits olives sauor
J 'hyvo!,C thereof; providing for.kraut, mincemeat lard , r
i. mil.,, in und romoval of unused .lurmo, ennuy, tr.., v.... ---.
XSa Sit'Imi for the instnl-ior J- Pod foo posed for
,nU0"m lc!Sa.n dSSs a d 7e ij Hud, chaVacUr as w... exclude dust
era. within certain dl.tr cte, anu reg vogotablo., meat
..in,. tun Btoraita nun . w- i . ...
and othor foods Kopi, or soiu, or uuoi-
od ftr Bale, shall bo kept in recepta
cles froo from decayed mnttor of a
uiniitiir tho .torago ami
plosives, and providing for tho pun
Ishment for Infractions of tho ordi
nate nnd reponllng ordlnuncos num
bered 123, 138 and 130."
Bomo of tho provisions follew:
"It shall bo unlawful for any per
son to doposlt nnd spit human oxcro
ment, cigar or clgarotto, pooling or
rind nf any orange, banana or other
RAISE TROUT
FOR MARKETS
ASHLAND MAN IS HERE .LOOKING
MHt SUITABLE SITU FOR A PRI
VATE FISH HATCHERY ONE IN
SIGHT
ly Invited to be present at this meeting.
lfllni IahJ uklta. fa. auabv k6Vak hma -
talned so far In America do not cor- """" ". ""'"' " "'" vsumr ""
cinct woraen lea oy neavy oqom.
The vote given Judge Worden ie
respond with bis assertions."
Fred Jonson was In from Swan
Lake Valley Monday, ostensibly to
purchase supplies, but primarily to
cast his ballot In East Klamath Falls
precinct.
George Ager Is here from Midland.
England's King is 48
Years ot Age Today
Military Honors, Demonstrations in
Cities, and Telegrams From all
Over World Mark Occasion
rina oi Buy uium u..... :; , i ,,
fruit, In or upon any nubile or hlrodmattor.
kinds.
"It shall ho unlawful for any per
son to throw Into or leave In .or upon,
or causa to bo thrown or loft In or
upon any street or sidewalk any bill,
iinntor. dodEor. .or other advertising
A now Industry, that of providing
Itnlnbow and Dolly Vardon trout nud
ether game Ash for tho edification of
California and Oregon people at their
tables wlien game fish are scarce, la
to be added to Klamath county'a list
of resources. Charles Hosier, a well
known resident of Ashlaud, Is respon
sible for the move.
Mr. Hosley, who Is the father of H.
L. Hosley of Merrill, Intends to se
cure a tract of several acres, with
proper water for trout, and take up
prlvato fish culture. Ho has orders
from the leading cafes In San FrnncU
co for nil the trout they can handle,
and ln his opinion, there will be a
T
United Press Service
LONDON, June 3 King George to
day celebrated his forty-eighth birth
day, and In honor of the event salutes
were fired and flags hoisted at every
naval and military station throughout
the British empire. At every garri
son town In every British possession
military parades were held, the most
Importaut being that In London,
where on the spacious Horse Guards
parado grounds at Bt. James' Park,
the king reviewed his Guards and con
ducted the picturesque and Impressive
(Continued, on m
Grenadiers, while Lords Roberts and
Metbuen wore the uniforms of the
Irish and Scots Guards respectively.
Prince Arthur of Connaught, riding
on tho king's left hand, was conspicu
ous for the big gray charger and the
white gauntlets which distinguish his
regiment, the Scots Greys.
Queon Mary, with Princess Mary
nnd the young princes, drove to the
parade giounds separately, and took
up positions In a window overlooking
the saluting base. After Inspecting
tho regiments drawn up In hollow
square formation, the king presented
ceremony known as "trooping ot the. the new colors to the selected battal
tolors." I Hon. ana with stately ceremony the
RiirrnundMi hv hla Held marshals. 'standards were consecrated ana
generals, the headqutrto's staff and
foreign military attaches ot all em
bassies and legations ln full dress uni
form, King George rode to the parade
ground from Buckingham Palace to
the accompaniment of enthusiastic
cheers trom the vast throngs which
llnod the streets. The king wore the
uniform of colonel-ln-chlef ot the
Guards, and as usual looked decidedly
uncomfortable In the high bearskin
head dress affected by that regiment.
The Duke ot Connaught, who rode be
side him, woro the uniform ot the
trapped," a march past the review
ing stand In slow time following.
Among the Innumerable telegrams,
cablegrams and messages from the
heads of almost every nation on the
globe, was one from President Wood-
row Wilson. During the afternoon
members of the diplomatic orps call
ed at the palace to present their con
gratulations and tender the format
messages of good will from their re
spective countries. Later, Foreign
Seoretary Grey gave a big reception at
the foreign oHce.
the largest ever polled In Klamath
county. Instead of being a resell
election, It turned out to be merely a
testimonial on the part of Klamaeh
county's cltlsenshlp for tkMLpeilcles) in
(Permanent road bylsdng, court house
construction and other progressive
j matters of vital ipiblic Interest,;
) It was not a choice between Worden
and White, both ef whom have Ions
been respected cjtlsens of Klamath
Falls; It was a question ot whether or
not the Improvement work started
throughout the county should be con
tinued, and the voters have decreed
that It shall, despite the fact that
permanent work costs more in the
Brst place th,an does temporary, make
shift methods. It was merely pregrses
against lnerita, and the former wen
by overwhelming odds.
A complete return from the various
precincts follews:
PRECINCT
Worden
White
Bitter
East Klamath Falls. . 3SS 81
West Klamath Falls.. 7 14S ..
Second Ward Zl8 111 I
Third Ward SSI 111 7
Mills US 54 S.
Bhtpplngton . , 65 4 . .
Poe Valley 16 IS 1
Midland 6 88
Plevna 58 45 1
Lost River Ill 81
Langell VaUey 40 II 1
Sprague River 54 81 . .
TuleLake 806 78
Dairy , . . . 84 64
Pine Grove ........ 14 4
Odell 88 IS . T
Wood River 888 ' I
Klamath Lake 41 II
Malln .,..,. ill ed
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This was the
JYUtKSlR raillll wmfi ymrwmmmmf .
in, ana tney were o m vre neap.
polling place. The female vet gf
a heavy factor In the election, ami Wit
result snows iasinM,iaw.ec sb-,-
Klamath eonnty nn bcntttW'teyi
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