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KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
PRINTS THE
NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS
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Klfthlli Vtai No. ,IU
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1913
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DELZELL IS NAMED AS POSTMASTER
Glass Currency Reform Measure Is Adopted by House
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NAME COMMITTEE Impeachment Court Is Organized MESSAGE FROM
TO CONSIDER A R , .. HAWLEY GIVES
WOOLEN PLANT Both Sl Lookmg forJKtory THIS TIDINGS
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I luirlra J, rngiuiin mill J, I'. Ala.
Hiilri' .rt Appolnlrtl in IhmiIi lulu
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NIm)Iiiii In (' I'lrfiil Is I'uuuil'
In Hi' .lilliUali-l, .Sr I'lanl Mj
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' A wiiuUli lulll wuuld bo deall-
III addition tu III t'lllrlplleis uf
II. la clljf. we the opinion iilaud
III last nUlil's mass inrrtluit at the
Klminalli Chamber u( Cuuiuieri.
J. F. Magulr auil t'liarlra J. Kit-
Hdlll Well" named um a romuillle In
kuk Into lliv ituHMUIoii mail b
Jnlili Wilbur, liu w lilies lu units a
plant hire (nun Slay tun. If a local
slock company will W formed tu help
Willi DtUIICM.
The tmnmltten will make u thor
ough Investigation, Irani the no ul
tin- machinery, lc. hi tn Ilif mill
I found In be Mi old style III Jill, ne
gotiations wllli Wilbur will mm,
In tint refill, II I brllntiHl that llir
matter uf securing a woolen mill will
be taken up wllli I hi iimiiufiitltirrra
ul textile inarlilnrrr In Winchester,
Mass., mill h urw linl may be start
nl hero allh lotal capital.
Mru III attendant lt evening, i ,, , ,
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Imluatn. slated llmt I lift writ) will
ing to Invest lu such u enlarprlae If' h. lug completely urganlted. tbe Ira-
llm nienibtr ( IIik Investigating rom. l' Jrliinnit roiirl wlilcli la to Hear the
mlltee rrpurle.1 favorably. II wtl'iK Inferred .(.lint (lovernon
Ilia oiilnluii uf those present Hint William Duller, took rece today,
while i' wuolru mill mlKlil not pay T rlnl will commence. In earne.t
lrii tlUlitoiiJa. It would rr.. lu ( lomorrow niuriiluf.
traaifciMKlilluuur other iminufur. Tim util) bulnw today waa the
Hirer l.iwanl Klamath Kalli. lawearln In of the mcmoer. o( the
I tribunal, In that Initial action Bui.
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Progressive Senators
for Democratic Tariff
lli.., .Mi.rpli), Tammany laNitlrr, DphnliU hulrr.
AI.IIANV. N. Y., Kil. It. Alter
New Vurk nclr?wia urn (oIiik lo"f naliinl n victory.
htr n Inh with a bllllanl mom ami X '" '"""S "' Cullin. three ad-
unri illlloual membvra of the court who
. ire ilfRlKiiatr.1, hul nut elretiHl, will
Itobtrt .Malcolm hn riluriu-.l from ' "llh the court Theae are Judie
llncky I'ulnl, at which iileaaure rraorl , HUiocfc, Miller mid Cham. An nil of
l,i' lina beau emiiloye.1 foi thu iiaitl""1'" ri--ubllriiu. the inemliera
thrtti iiiontha, Mr. Malcolm la n toil'1
aorlnl arllnt, ami haa entered employ
mi'Ut nt H'ifniiKiii'a No. 3 barber ahoi.
uf the lower homo of the ataembly
objected, hut later agreed.
Ilulli fartlona irofe ronlldcnce.
"V have every proof of nullt,"
ald Charlea V. Murphy, the Tam
many leader, who la Uuticr'a political
'iii'iny "Wu ran prote Sulier'a
gulll, and he will bu lmeached und
emnteil from oOlce."
' I (Irmly belle e that I will get a
fair trial," aald Bulier. "If I do I
will bo acquitted."
'The time haa gone by," he con.
llniml, "when tho whim of n polll
l at boa ran bo gratltled through the
H'limtal (rm oltlro of a mun whoao
on' crime In that he hat tried to
une the ptupte well nnd faithfully."
"Vou lime been apHlnt4U ol
matter ul KUinatli KalU. i
The ubuvu telegram waa receltcd
at 3S Ihla murulng by W. A. Lk'l
iell troiii t'uugreaauau Willi C.
Ilawley.
rftm'1hl1t'llrulu thai the(
immliiatlon uf Mr. Deliell waa con
II i m 1. 1 by the United 8tatea tenale at
the forenoon rlmi. Further tlc
latla ale epected In a few day.
"ThI I the only Information I
bate recehrd legaidlng the appoint
ni. lit.' imI.1 Mr. IMiell today. "I
bellrte that under the connrniattou
today I will not be told to take office
until tie lit or October."
Thu appointment of Deliell lu
beeii eipeclcd dally, following the an
liounceisint tome day ago that be
had the aupport of the Oregon aena-
lura, both democrata. Deliell, until,
a abort lime ago, wa connected with I
the office of the atate auditor of Ok-'
lahotna, but he never gate up hla rr-
Ideiire here, returning to nuke n
light for the poatolllre.
The fact that he left Oklahoma wa.
taken by aulue to be the r fault of'
wiiiio naauranre from member of con-'
grea.
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"PROGRESSIVES" VOTE WITH THE
MAJORITY; THREE DEMOCRATS
VOTE A6AINST THE DILL'S PASSAGE
M00SED0M WILL
E BIG TIME
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IIA.NCIMJ AUK TO UK INDVUt.
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I rat Ameailntrat Is KeaUVimta bf
the lluua Htfore raaaaa? of ika
.Wraaurr Till tUpUhaa That H la
not tu lie Co I meal aa aa laeaM
lUtioa of Oold Maaaara of Cate
age nawial Aa
I'icparatlon for a bl aoclal time
aie being made by member, of Klin
lib Kail Udge No. 110, Ixyal Or
uir of Mooae. Tlila will be held Mon
uuy evening In the order' commodl
uua club room on Klamath avenue.
A program will be a feature of tbe
early evening, and thl will be fol
lowed by a banquet of duck and
other good thing. Following thl.
dancing, rarda and other i!lvertoc
will be Indulged In.
Senator La Pollute
Senator l'olndexter
dvuator Hubert M. La Foliate and
Other, who .ought to ucc,ed'J"lM l'olndexter. both Weaterner.
riy.li. K. Ilrandenburc were Joe n. """ iiiKuiuiia....i
It eailiuaiuii. iuiuu wi,u we uvuiv-
MrAlllator nnd William Wagner.
Mr. anil Ml. Karl Walker nnd Mr.
01 irk Untunkcr urrlved thl morning
Dr. unil Mr. Johuauu uf lluunuin
Alu In the county noitt for u few da) a,',
having come uer lu attend tu lome,
biialni'a mnller. I
Mra, l.c'vl McDonald U In IKe city,
from Illy In Mr. Walker' murhlne. hn lug romu down from her llonama
Tho Walker will return thl evening. , Valley luime lu mnko arrangement,
but Mr. Iliimnkor will remuln for .for IIiIiik In Klumalh Fall till win.
a abort lime, having hr eye attend-1 lor, In order to give her daughter, Jo,
ed to. the udtnnlnge of the local achool.
U. S. FISH EXPERT HERE
SHEPHERD FINOS
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IllllOt'OII CKSTUAI, OIIICOAX,
SAYS IICI'OIITH OF IIAUII TIMK8
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O'Malley to Visit Spencer Creek
Commlaaloner llnry O'Malley. lu
chnrgo of tho l'uclllo Coaat for the
United Blutf bureau of llahcrle. ar
rvud lnt tueulng from Oregon City,
to luapect the Sponcer Creek and
Wllllaniaon Illvvr hatchery alte for
the alute flali and game coiuiiiUalou.
lie loft today for Hpeucer Creek.
Although In the orvco of thu fed
eral' government, Mr. O'Malley ha
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I! T, Shviihord of tho Shepherd
I I'liiuu dupol, haa relumed from an
I'Sti'iiiU'il .elllus tour of Crook, liar-
I in')' nnd Luke couutle.
"Ilnaluru Oregon mint be much
nioio proapuroua tliuu other portion
of thu atate," auld Mr. Shepherd.
I ."Ttu'ro haa been o much talk of
hard tlmi nnd tcarclty of money,
been Ululating the atate Hah and , but I haMi found these condition
khiiio commlaalou for auine time lu an, oveulriiwu In my truvela through thl
ndtlaury capacity. fter looking purl of tho atate,
over tho Spencer Creek alte, Mr,. "Our aulea thl year hae oxceeJed
O'Malley will report n to thu beat by tbouaand of dollar that of for
ty po of hatchery, etc. imer var, and In addition people are
Following hi visit to Spencer I buyliig a hither claa of good uud
Creek, Mr, O'Miilley will look over uro making largor cau payment
tho propouud hatchery alte at Spring i lmn wu poiulble to ecure a few
Creek and Wllllamaou Hlver. year ago.''
GRIFFITH RANCH
IS SOLD TODAY
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The aale of tho raucb of Judge J,
n, (Irllllth to a piirty of Huaalan farm-
era waa reported today. The ranch I
constat of about 300 acre, aud la ou'
the Merrill road, near Stukel moun
tain.
icratlc majority In favor of tbe Under
i wood tariff bill In the icnate. Sena
tor Simmon, chairman of tbe finance
committee, nor anyone elae In the up
pur chamber, knew tbe two would
,glvi their aupport. Conaequently their
(salon na a great aurprlse. The
.grouud each took wa the general
I nrnnnattlnn Ihflt whlln tltAV did not
like the bill they considered It better
thau the I'ayne-Aldrlch tariff law.
GFRMAN PRINCESS
TAKES OWN LIFE
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I'nlted Vnu Service)
WASHINGTON, D. a. Seel It.
l)y vote ot 3St to 14. the hoiMof
representative thl afteraoea a4ea.
ted the (Iu-Owm currency refena
measure.
Many republican and procroMlVe)
supported tbe bill, which I one ot
the administration meuure.
Among tbe opposition war tarta
democrat. Congressmen Oscar Callo
way of Texaa, Samuel A. Wlthertpo .
or Mississippi and Walter Elder of
Louisiana.
The final vol followed tbe rejec
tion of several amendments.
The house reatSfllrtned the amend
ment offered by-Congressman Pees of
Ohio. This provides that thera shall
be nothing In the currency reform
measure to be construed as aa laval
Idatlon ot gold as the standard of our
coinage.
THAW IS GIVEN
IMMORTAL ROOM
I'll. It J i'res Service ,
III'.IDLKIIKHQ, Sept. 18 Prince'
ropula Saxe-Wetmer of Klseobacb '
(vs. found dead this morning In her
room at her father' palace. Heart
failure wa the olllclal explanation!
for the demise. ,
The young woman' servant ad-'
mil that suicide was a possible solu-l
tlou. '
They declare it hat ,he loved a'
young Uerlln banker, but that hi at
tention were opposed by the duke. ,
The United Slates consul at Aber
deen, Scotland, thinks that Aawrleaa
manufacturers may bare a chalet) to
compete In furnishing itavet for ash
barrels. Tbers has been a rectat rise
lu the price of spruca and Br staves
from Sweden and Scotland.
Klevon thousand
prlro paid.
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dollar waa the,
IX AUDITION TO 1IKIXO USED UY
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Mi:.T 1T(1U1U IX CKI.KI1IUT-
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l.liU ItulliiUH Kll'etl In Turkish Wan .. .
UOMi:, Sept. 18. Fir the llrt . CONCORD, N. II., 8ept. It. Har
tlinu alnco the war with Turkey for'ry K. Thaw 1 quartered In room 7
l lie conquest of Tripoli nnd Cyrenalca uf the Uagle hotel, which ha been
iloly today gno out the otl'lcal stale-, made Immortal a the throne room of
mvnt of It total I'msi In klllU nuil i Winston Churchill's novel, "Coals-
wounded. The number killed lu bat-1 Inn."
tlojj placed nt 1,433; died ot disease, ( In addition, It haa been occupied
2.858; wounded In battle. 4,330; re- by 'residents Pierce, Hayes, Taft and
turned homo on account of Illness, I tloosevelt when they visited this city.
43,921. The publication of the state-) Thaw Is technically a prlaoner. He
mem Just before the October elec-i Is allowed to leave twice a day, once
lions I expected to offset any dlssat- to go shopping, once to go slgbtse
lufnrtlou aroused by the belief that InK.
tho government as-keeping back the
total losses becauie ot their reported
enormity.
Ill mother, who came here from
Montreal, baa engaged an adjoining
suite.
Four new atate forests have re
cently Ceeu added to those la Hawaii,
making 37 in all, with an sggTtgate'
of 013,101 acres. Ot this amouat IT,
per cent belongs to the territory, the
rest being private land administered
by the terltorlal forest oBcers.
Hongkong last year Imported 1IT,
000 pounds of ginseng, nearly all
from the United States.
HE IS STRONG FOR K.F.
Says It Is Biggest Little City
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Mr. aud Mrs. J. F. Weller and their
daughter, Miss Mary L. Weller, re
turned to Klamath Falls last nlgbt
after spending the summer months at
larlous coust resorts.
"Tho more I see ot other placet the
belter 1 like Klamath Falls," said Mr,
Weller this morning.
"I've always liked Klamath, of
course, but I really did not fully ap
preciate what we bare here till this
last trip away.
"All one has to do to coavlaoe
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one' self that Klamath Fail It ";. jji
biggest little elty la tke-warMIs Ja.ift '
lake a trip oyer the i
the dlBerence.
"There's' not a cHy
of California to-the
that has the rlht. eut-U
immediate future that-. 1 ,
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