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Secretary Lane of the Interior
Visit Klamath 23rd;
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Department Will
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Postpone Big MWiii
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BELIEVE MEXICO
IS ATTEMPTING
TO BLUFF U, S.
WIIAON
WILL NOT
HAND
HHOW HIH
Cardinal Gibbons,
79, Predicts Death
WMI Mrtlmta, Mllunllim I Not Ik
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m I Itailrr u 1om.I Willi IMInl
Mrtltwan In I'nrl I'r.vl.l.nl Wll
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WAHIIINOTON, I). C, Inly 3K.
Tlivro In no more nccrultr for Inter
vention tu Moxlco tlion ihern t two
motttlii ago. Tlin iltuitlnn, tho.iati
rloii, In ljr no mrnni critical.
It wan Htntrd from nn oHIclal itiurr
today Hint I'rmliUtit Wllion Ullwrfc!
tlitt wucli of the iirrivnt Itatlmi l
iln lo nwpper manlpulallons.
Wllion IntemU'lo continue hla In-
vpitlgatlon In tti "tils toroltirrljr" ii vt
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laxiiun, which linn ni fv luniiurivui
tho rorri of arm,.
Wllion la not pttMltnlatlc. At the
unit) I lino lio rvroinlica that rondl
tlona mltfht cliauao at any uiomont,
forcing. Intervention, but he liopca to
avoid thla If oalble.
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WtYERHAUSERCO.
HEAD IS COMING
(ll.'OlirJK H. UtSil, THK flKNKHAIi
MA.VAMKIt (l' THH TIMMCH
COXCKRN, Wll.lr ANHIVK MM
lAV I'ltOM TACOMA, WAMH. f
I (leorga R. I.oin. r en era I manager
of tho yf rlictmcr Timber company.
tho tarcmt timber concern In the
United HtnU, will nrrlvn from Ta-1
comn Friday with lits family for ev
nl wtk vt In KUmnth county. '
Thr Wrrth8uter comnflny owria;
(ipproxlmntily 300,ono nt4 of tlm-
twr In thl iecfdn nnd whllu lie re Mr '
Lone wilt Inappt-l Ui properly of hlo.
cnnipniiy, Tliln trip of Mr. l-ong'i,
however, li not tin rely n huilnena one,
na Mr. l-onit hna (elected Kiamatn
county In whlchn apenrt a portion of
hli iiimmer vacation. With hi fam
ily he will vlilt Crater Lake and oth
er iconic nttractloni of thla aectlon.
(liorK' Long Jr., who haa ut fin
I hod achnol, Is (pending the aummer
In Klamath county, lit haa been
here icveral wceka, and la nerving aa
a member of tho fire patrol, which la
protecting tho timber of the county
COPPER MINERS
IN FlbHT WITH
TKOOW ARK CAUn TO QVIHX
DWTUIWAXCK
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Operator Makhm M KeTort I Oga
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tho Mbu,
Itrrauar rMilaefcuajera Ar
(HrrM to the Raaka ef Mm MHker.
Mnrr TntofM Are CaHed to CJaard
Mlnm, and niwidwa Am Kcawrtcd
, nr
'"nlled 1'ieaa Bervtea '
CALUMET. Mica.,, Juyi . The
atrlklag copper aalaara, while parad
ing the atrteta today, attacked a party
of ooa-UBlmhria, aaia icveral ate
were aorioualy hurt.
Troop were, ruaaei to the aceae to
dliperae' the hetHterifaU.
The itrlka dtotrtet V rtroagly
guarded. The atlaeri iialaUla a aul
len attitude, bad furtktr dlaerdera are
ffSpOCMVe ft
is the President of the New Haven
the Goat for J. P. Morgan & Co.?
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OEVELOPMBIT
CrJins Oittofyt,
Cardinal tllbbom, aged aevenly. 'from foreat Urea. ' The eaoratara anada a deeperat ef-j
In good health, and aeem. ----" - , -
Mr. Kii.i ir l.r.w iinrtnn nt llll..haBrileaDBd oa aeceaat of the atrlke-
Ingly In better health than moit meii . , . . Un ... w., , ui.!i.r..k.r. .ha . ...a to tain
of hla age, doea not believe ha will ,w,. ,,-vn ,, viiiiin frimdi la thalih atrlkera. or rewaJo awar froa tae"H
livelong. Ilia birthday waa Wodnea- willamettQ valley, returned Hunday .aalae
United I'reia 8ervlce
WAHIIINtlTON, I). C, July .
I'reildent and Ambaaiador Wllion
conferred for an hour today, at the
roncluilon of which the ambaaiador
in a (In tho following atatement:
"The ronforenco waa dovoted to
preaentlng'lo the president the exact
facta, We did not dlaruia policy. I
gave the prealdont my vlewa, and he now,'
will decide aa he please
Official believe the Mealcan de- ttoa.
day, July 23, and tho occasion waa
not one of great rejoicing, but of
resignation for the cardinal.
"I will soon be an otUuarIli,"
said the cardinal smilingly lu hla
UaHlmoro home, "and nature must
take Its course. Almighty (lod haa
blessed me with a long life, and I
am ready lo answor whenever ho sees
tit to fall mo to render nn account of
my stewardship."
"I tblik that It will not be long
he aald slowly, and there waa)
no sorrow In hU voiceJust reslgna-t
evening. I The leader of the Uale are de-
... ! ... itersalaed to have peaee, bat It I
A baby Incubator la to be Installed feared that maay of the at are Ma
in a hoipltat at The Dalle. ' 'coatrollaklt.
Three Hundred Pheasants and Car
of Trout Are to be Shipped Here
and Liberated by Game Commission
il'itrhnps I might live tan year longer' '
-aw .. Will
- wtj nro never iuro." . .
Lake County Will. Send Boosters
in Large Numbers to the Central
Oregon Development League Meet
A full carload of Ongerllng trout la
to be sent from the Uonnevllle hatch
ery for distribution In the atreama of
Klamath county, according to Infor
mation Just received by Deputy game
Warden 0. M. Itamaby from W. L.
.Vlnley, tho atate game warden. Mr.
velopments are a deliberate attempt I "When tho call come I thlak It'
to force Amerlea'a hand. The altua-jwlll he a sudden one. We ahould all'
lion nverahadowa everything. be ready for the call.'becauae we don't
There have been several confer- know how soon or auddenly It may
tnicea between President Wtlaea and come."
Hecretnry llryan and Ambaaaador The visitor naked the cardinal If he
Wilson, Uecause of tho gravity oflWM not In good health.
the situation and the danger of a mis-. "Vea," answered the cardinal. "I .
iinilArritnmlliiKr raaiillliiir In lilnoilahdhH. '.am r.l u (.. .! n.itaKU Ar
ha'a bein .'Vhat Z'SfiZto r7 ! .H" ?
tho presldenta plan will be permit- mt I think I will noon pass
ii In ! a it..bl ...t.l., tlu. ... ...kUB
... .ot. 1 1 iTrdiiim iiiikii iivv ivii mi lutiKvi ..,, .. 4 .. .. t
i,., .,, m. . ftM. win sou iiiai inej are (irumtieu.
joniilliieu on paca i " mi aiiin u.v. l,liil va
I "If you desire It, we ahatl tend a
VnrlnAil nt Irnnl from Boanttvllla
nome time within a month or ao. It
la our Intention, to plant aa many
fish in that aectlon of 'the country aa
possible. We ahall also liberate a
good number of China pheaaantf -moro
than we have ever liberated be
fore. We can; perhaps, aend two or
rtsr
Mr.
1.AKKVIKW, July II. "Onta
Ktutmth FnllH" la the alogan now be
Intr uhihI by Lakovlow booster In an
th Ipallnu of the meeting of the Cen
tral Oregon Development League at
.that place Auguat IB, 10 and II. It
la, already assured that a most credit
able delegation from Uka county will
fee In attendance at the big meet, but
the loeal boosters will not ba satisfied
vriihwerely a creditable showing.
and wtend making the other dele
ante alt up nnd take notice that.Mke
oBly "H,'V At least a doxon auto
wjllr :-?, fad It In planned to
nuke a od ahowlng on euterlim the
Klimath metiraoolic, A meeliug U
ccled. at tbe,mli'.q' office for to-
nliiht for the purpoeo .of. appointing
cciHHiiieee to yenew prnna, or i
ptoper repreaenUtlenof Lak eeunty,
iai.t,ho,.attltii, f' Xtf.V)l V ",
V s.tn iaiitniMHiee (rata an
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three hundred bird, hut w want to
reel that, they are well protected aad
to know that they are delag well."
A committee baa bees appointed by
the Klamath Sportamea Association
to secure the uae of several thousand
acre of land In the valley, where the
pheaaanta can be liberated with aa
aurance of protection. The commit
tee haa not completed It work yet,
butMr. Ramaby atatea that there will
be no difficulty la securing sufficient
acreage. Rax Bord, Who owaa about
1,000 acre near Oleae, haa gives
permltaloa for the liberation of pheaa
anta on hi plact, and agree to aee
that they are protected with, the aa-
slatance of the, game warden., It ba
been dtmonatrated i the . paat winter
that pheaaanta will anally stand the
climate of thw aecUoa,
FREE. BASEBALL
A
RAWS
CROWD
the atate promlaea to bo very large,
aud If Lake county la represented aa
alio ahould be, tho result will be of
very' great value. While It may not
bo possible to. make a largo exhibit ot
tile product ef thw section, yet It Is (juockhh
easily witatn the range, ot poaalblll-
tie to make a ahowlng that will open.
the. eyea of aH vlattora to ita wonder- THK IIK1 CIKCUITH IXJOK UKB
IMIWNrUI RY (LOTH-
IKIIH IN A (X)NTKHT THAT MAMt
fill uoaalMlltlaa In tkeT wav of atock. I
mulii, timber,' frtH,aifaifa, dairying'
nnd the like.
One of the. 'meet Important aub
Jvcta to be brought befer the coming
rcnvunllon la the rMtter of ,atimult
lug Interest in the Tatldc highway
north and south acroea theatate.'-.ThU
i; an Item of vital ImporUne to both
ITOUXKH IAVTH
i"nmth and Uk' count!, aid thla
ivoetliig Is the logical time ler' both
cimntles to formulate 'eyataaiatU
piins for accomplHihing tiwbeat'ra
aiilU lu working for the taMh-
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The "wise ones" went wrong agln
by picking tho Prune Peddler to win
the ball gamp Sunday afternoon at
ModoQ 1'nrk, Contrary to all avail?
a,ble "dope" on form, experience and
nfcyiicMi condition, the Box Bellen
eurprlaed.themselYM.and their friend
br taking the long end ot a 17 to 10
ore. ' Kach player on the Held had
an Indlyldual following In the grand
l.-J nik. n...il . mi lrvll
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?'. -':l tfc(ine en tatTO
HOMESTEADER IS
THOUGHT INSANE
VKKU MOUIKR WHdVaW KXAMIN-
Nil MTH TOUAVAei TO MM aUN-ITY-rMA-
SHBN AplfNO VRffiY
MJHMILY
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Reeauae he , aa i been tiwi , In ; a
Hueer manner of lu,' friend of rrod
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llotoer fr that he ntenUlly nn.
balanoed.;' He waa taken Intoeuetody
todvat:tlM autherHletand will be
examlad,fr hki aahlty late Joday .or
toMrnMniii, y-?i- , --,,.'
HeMer, aaa-a komeetead hi' An4e'
lopesVailer,sH hM.lseen'aUytniat
thenKM(t, raa. fei;aart';lnW,
and ;Um, meralng: tin v
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aaneh nf Mat tamf IJmt iBlgljP
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kl I. kA Uli kkk n rkwlM nful rail MlAaAAAlv, la taw SaaUkA'
Mnllla, depoaed preeldtnt ot thelrather than the aseratww ef n raO-l
K'.w VnrV. Kaw Harm Hartford 'road.. "
railroad, which haa been atUcked by.
almoet every nnMIe agency lllw aUUUroRed the 'road. They have anafdled' ,
railroad communions aad tho later-;tne auge earn mewen wag m anfina -id
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Male csaiHarcv ewaiaiHann, hh rm-.m
none at Ike tnnt
erally denounced br the public. -The'lly,h.toakjhm"ewraa;
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aaeni w run aewa, ana acciarnu aroiiuai. bww mu in pwnj wpnn "'arove a BMttar af
frequent. All of which la aald to becelosat failure and a aaerhWi 4-f.. .u ,-- i
due to the fact Mat tne energies or manaea ey xne puonc, Morgan tta.
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-awaj,apajai as uses aaeaaaF ".a-
tta official have been centered on the 'have, atlpped the blame over their
building of a complete trolley, water lihoutders to'thoee of Mr. Mtllen.
bui ii B-nrai
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WOMEN TO PITCH
IN SUNDAY GAME
THEATRICAL M. ARK TWC LAT-
K8T TO FORM A TEAM. ANIt00B! ' !.
taen tea (eei.ieafjaaa.nv ie ,we.
would de maeh newntd
attendance aUUe
gr. '-i
.1 dm nVVmjjaaaaaj
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BERLIN, July II Th. Tat aa;Cnmmarola CTnb. anffigejMmt i
antln atatlen far hnWea wae;
, today at the Kahnrta Anato Yteter-
i Mttpwai.,, MteaerM emr mwa anc-
ferlng from oeatagten dlstnesa have
, wTreV WwiffiJW ffin ewwPPSHlf 4
now au aaate win ae nuarantineei -fore
admtaatea. .They wlU be kent in
TMK HARRRRS HAVE ACCEPT
El THE CHALLENGE
th
Barbers va. Theatrical Men,
women pitcher.
Thla I the baseball program to be
dished out at Modoc Park. Sunday af
ternoon, the second contest ot the city
Inter-pitifealoaal aerie ot game.
The John Drew formed an organ
isation thla moraine, aad forthwith
challenged the Knlghta of the Raaoo
for a aam. , In addition , to any lag t
they would win. the Hamfata added!
turtner tnat Mauae -aiiroi, wbo
play a bill at theiMar theater com
mencing Thuraday night, uaed to
twirl for the Rotten Bloomer girls,
and he 'would pitch.
Doea fhl prediction of defeat phase
the BarheraT Not o y ou could notice
It. iMtead.'they cheered up; aoll
three bottle of hair tonic to victim
la the chain, and added, that the
scene ahlftera were not the only, ball
team with" a woman Blteher.; ,Thl
morning they atgned up n mnnlcurtot
quipped, with bed, bath and. eyery
other acceaaory tor tlM.coertMt and
uced ef It occupant. It the roanlta
are satisfactory, quarantine atatien
for bablea will b eetablUthed'all over
Qermany,
aeaMa4hga jif tho 0nnnn mv ayMffit- ;.
UV.aaWw lw at he rn at 9M
htiwwii ssamrn, mnaan -mmT'-y.
bardnnlp-on of- (to 'rtalMg, '
eomgtUnc taw to maajbj tXljaV
aad- ther ter n aoXrsaBaitM pa'1;
eteatttardar anaU lannit tt7 ' :-
aafeV 'fmaaaaaaaatama.'
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Anderson and wlle.of Oien-
dale are Klamath.ralta TlaRen...
Kred Jackton of
on a buainaoa trip.'
Medford
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ttatcain aad ha tlin i
for
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null ikaffillWeWRaaW
bagn.u4ajr' on tkn mm-mW .
CrawKaaa trnm.ft'
the auepkiat ot tn btantaanaV lliaajp, '
n
hand up. ewntlemen who atated
that ah knowa a UUI about
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anti. too, ana, mm
point, of view
' The, talent Uaed up !hy
MeQraw, Houaton.lnelndeajCiatr Ar
jean
River Gives Up Its Dsad: LMy t
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Youth Drowneti Kw Kmo Hwir
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Tht body r ot ; n; naknown.yanng 1 day. mnraJiaf hp 4f
man who wa drowned In the Khwa-1 loo Want lar
ath ,Riyer wo weeki, w'',when trying WHa -
to e theraaldi.atKen with a'lMMbF weVWbig).
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frim,tW VlUaliMi JllgUfakW.wa found yeetrdy,
u.?a..ia.aaaaM U flva mllM.Ulow the aue where
anla. Harpv Barrall. Loa' Lohh. ,
Honaton '(two 'ot , 'im)l hM. fif- wire ntf'ih at
and !" tha.Jforce qlUra-owaeajt, ?" Wf
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twv er
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wllllger, .Rb Mitchell.! Harry ,WU
llama A Kid. Whit. Wilbur, Arnold
Sterllu Oarrett. Carl aebenaeehe: anehored tog. Uavtng Ifea
Marl Honaton and Jerry Damtt.i wpoaed.', ' The body wa nVa
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