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i:iKlilli Vmr No. 11,1711
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913
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LOW WINS CASE
IN THE SUPREME
COURTOF STATE,
i.ouru roiniT in iti;iiiHi:n nv1
-i hi: iiicihion
All lull I llnl lijr HomiiiiI I HatU In
I'mi-tlix" Mrfliaulr'a l.lrn for Car
(irnlrr Work Hone for IH-friiilanI
N Taken In Higher Tribunal, mnl
nil IIiiiIiiii, lift clolnK Ijm-kI Jn.lni'
U llrliiriKtl.
The supreme roiirl ha imeraol tin
iuIIiik i)f 1 1. H local rlrcull tuuit In lln
krtluii lit Howard I! Pall against I"
(.' Ui ami Una Low Attorney II
II Muiuiliig. wIhi nindrril fur lw,
! Ill ferrlil nt n inpy "I II"' mutt'
decision
Tim action wis In loieclote n me
chanic's lieu H.iM. I'lfiinmil rii
IHIltrr work fur tli ! In tin' e
Irnt of 1172 8o The contract for
lln work wm inmlp by l.ow llli Mr
llmlncli for f 70S, and Pnvls win em
ployed by llmlnrli
The defmie lirtil lint the prolclly
upon whlrh tlio work n performed
wai lliu l.ow humeilrad, and u nut
subject In ineibniilc' linn They ,
also lirlil Hut Patls wee partner of I
llodech.
A dccrt-o granllug a lieu wa given j
by Ilia circuit court Pro in lull lti
n peal mi in do tn the uireiue
court. I
BALLOON TO GO i
UP BETWEEN 4, 5
T. M. nlli:ilMAS UII.I. TltV Til HIT
uki: i:v.una iv iiih nitoi'
ritoM tiii:(Ihii(j, :i,immi ii:i.t
IN Till: Allt
The dilly btlloon lucenilou tlurlnc
Urn county lulr will lake place lw
iwixii 4 and C o'clock each ntluriioon
Tie balloon U all In readluru for
Hi" fair.
r. M. Hlicrinun, who la Ilia aero
naut rncatEud, will attain an tlota
Ion of 3,000 text or mora In tlio
im, ui'fora ciittlnx looto tlio i'ra
. lull", lie 'lnn o alUlil III l.ako
Cv a ii n a If ntmiMiierlc randltlnn aro
fornbl
Tlila la Inltlalliin lilglit at the IHka
IaiiIk", nml lliiTo ura anwral rnutll
datra wlui will be Klvrn Hie work
l.uticli It to be aerted after Hie meet
Inn and ii larKn attendance la eipcclnl
COMMISSIONER VISITS
Chance Is Here to See to Labor Conditions
V. II. Chnnct, deputy tato labor
uimmliialonur, urrlcd In Klamath
1'all laat night from Aahlnud, oud
ulll dnt a week or two to Klamath
l. ml l.aku rountlea, tumlliiK both am
ployer nml einpluji' on tho Oregon
luw for tho protection of labor.
C'nmmUHlonur Chance, whoo Jurl
illctluu Inilude Mery county aouth
if Marlon couuty except tho enaloru
idgeM of Lane. Douglea mid Coo
lountlta, haa had a atreuuou time
of It In moat of tho cltlea vlaltrd on
l hi trip, especially In tlrnnt I'a,
MMlford and Aahland,
In (Irani i'aa tha majority of ar
roat wero for violation of the law
lelntlto tn tho omploymnnt of women,
Iho big department tore of Coe & Co.
being ono of tho offender. In Mod
ford tho commlaalonor found nunior
mi reataurant oponly illtobeylng tho
ton hour law for women, and aeveral
arrt'tta reaultod.
When Mr. Chance reachod Aahland
ho found Hint thu mauager ot the
municipal power plant waa paying
not tha leaat attention to Initructlon
TENNESSEE'S
LEGISLATURE
IN AJIG RIOT
iimmmm ti nr hi:m- io mi,
nerm:
Alli-mpt of (lim mot mini llunui'li
Ijih. for Mutt-Wl.le I'lolillililiin
Mi) Itciill In' IlliioiUliril Mi in
Ik I HiiinlKil for Ui'ni TihI.ii
MIiiaIIimi I liliolli.il Willi Hi n
link)' I iIiIhhImI IiimIh I MTnll.
t IlKtil I'ltrt herttm
.NAMIIVII.I.i:. Tun, H. i 2'.
llloadil im ami rlollne in Hi" Tnino
e IckkIkIiiI" nr icimtlr feared i
day an a itoull of the ntliiiiipl of lint
inur lloovr lo form rlKlil law for
tlite-wlil ioillilllon
A1 ILu tUUnllK Hill (Ualllllll ft '
apnii an ilit)' (Mitt rril Itie home
tmlar
Hixrlnl oILioin liuvt- lui-n ! tallcil
la I'liip.ll ntir ilinnCi i.r tonilurl on
I hi door of III" liouin.
It l iiomIIiIh Hint kvfom nlli'
me inllltln will te rullnl nut to cuard
til" Into Iiimiix unit Hi' 'lirulli
mmiiloii
Tim tltiiutlnii ln.ii l aluillur tu lh"
liuublc In Kentucky men" X"tii ako
wlilcli rrtultril In Ilia liotlnt of
(lotcriiur (lixtx'l
Tlie trouble U ilua to Ilia Kurrruor
rallliiK a tcll cloii of Ilia Irclt
Utiilc At tlil 1 1 mi' lie iwki to liair
im.ifd Uwa nultmrlilnc blm to rluld
f uifiino tlr-M I'lnhlbltlun
MAUN MAY GET
CREAMERY NEXT
tiii: nuiir.MiiN i'aiimi:iih iiavk
(1IIILTI.V IM'llliAKKII Tlll'llt
nnt iu:uiH iiiniiMi tiii:
l'ST 1'V.W MONTIIH
A rrramery for Mallu I one of the
new eiilrrprlaea for the couuty, ac
cording lo prraon rraldlng In that
ectlnn of the county.
The farmer roinnrlalng thl flour
lulling llohrmlan colony have inadu
Kreat atrlde toward tranaformlng
that iwclliin Into n dairying renter,
and In the ll few month they hae
mori' tlinu ilouhled their dairy herd
by the Introduction of blooded ani
mal In tie of thl and other nil
illtliina to bo maile In tho near fu
ture, the) Iwlli'V" tho time la nearl)
ripe for them In eatabllah a creamery
In that tlrlnlty.
that had btvu lihen him by the vtatu
commlwlon omo llmo pretlou In re
Kird to nbarrtlug Iho tuw roucumlliR
public or municipal work, Commla
loner Chanco guu tlio mniiaRor ot
tho power plant twenty-four hour In
which to rail a vpeclal meeting of the
rlty council, at which meeting thuy
empowered (he malinger tn employ a
aulllcleut number of men to conform
to thu eight hour clauao In tlio law
goarnlng municipal work.
The Aahland power plant tmd also
been enforcing a rulo of their own,
making one man ot tho day shift
sleep lit tho power Plant, o ho would
he handy In cao ot extra work In
locating trouble on any of tho line.
Thl rulo waa nbollihod by tho com
mlaatoner. CommUalonor Chance, who, by the
way, la 'an uncle ot the "Peerleia
Leader" Frank Chance, I alio fac
tory Inspector for thl district. lie
wlllvlilt the mill of Klamath coun
ty on n tour of Inspection this week,
to see If tho machinery and erection
are In accordance with the law.
Klamathn Products in
This Exhibit in September, 1907, Won Trophy
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The nlnie I'bnloRrnpli taken at
iturranunto In ieitmbrr, 1907,
ilioaa one of the flrat exhllilta itnl
out of Klamath count) to romptta
wllh other aectlona
the otraiton M tha Interstate
Kipoiltloii of Irrlgaltd iJind Pro-
RODEO STUNTS AT
THE BAUGROUND
CASH is on 1:111.11 I OH AM' c.-
TAMAIII.i: SI l.i:i)S HltOl'OIIT IN
lll'IIIMJ llli: IH'IIITION OF
Tin: i'aik
Any Hraun whose poclona In
clude one of lluo liorau styled a
au "outlnw," a beast whose aversion
to vaddlo and rldtr I so great that
It unseats all attempting to rldo It,
has n chance, during tho next three
days, to make this animal earn a
llttlu money toward paying for the
fodder he consume.
Hill Kims and l.oo Chandler, who
aro liming n Wild Went ahow at the
ball ground, aro looking for Just
suchhorsis. The) will pay big prlics
for any horse Hint some of their
twehe huckaroos rannnt ride,
Tha show wa to lmo been staged
at the fair grounds, but lata Wednes
da) It was dtctded to hold It closer
to town. Wild horses, bucking and
roping contests, trick riding and rope
si Inning comprise tho program, which
tHglii ocry afternoon at 1 o'clock,
L GIVE THE
ROADS HEARING
iiii.i. ihoi'om:h swi:i:riMi l'ow-
Kit I Oil IMKIISTATi: COM
.MIIHCi: (X)MMISSIOV IX nu.
(lAIIIMOIIAILItOADS
lliiltnl I'ross Berlio
WASIllNUTON, 1). C Sept. S,
Iho houto suh-commlttce on Inter
state rommorro matters today an
nounced It will hold n aerlea ot hear
ings on the proposed bill for railway
regulation,
Tho new measure grant to tho In
torstato Commerce Commission full
power to regulalo tho operation of
Interstate trains, to limit tho speed,
specify tho proper safety dovlces to
be used and require steel coaches.
duct hold at Sacramento, at which
tbcro wero bit exhlblta from ill part
I the Writ
One of tho blccrtt compttlllon
waa for the blc allrer trophy offered ,
for tho beat exhibit of forage plant1
crown on JrrlcaU Jjtnndi. Thl waa
awarded to Klamath co'inty, and tha,
"Moral Policy" Wins
Says President Wilson
I
i United I'reaa Servlco ,
WASIllNUTON, I). C.
Sept. 25.-
jl'resldent Wilson bellete that hi
moral pollc)" toward Mexico has
I bornn fruit, lie regards It In thl
I light owing to the acquiescence of
llucrla to two ot the. demands made
through Hpeclal Ambassador I.lnd.
Thofc.. nrA Ihn nsiurance nf Iluerta
(that tbcro would be an open election
( for thu presidency, and that Huerta
TEAM TO STAY .SERIES TO OPEN
UNTIL SUNDAY: AT POLO GROUNDS
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'.MUI.I.I(IAN STIIW" IS TITLK orl,'-N " OF TIIK WORLD'S '
fl.l.Vi:it SKIT TO UK I'ltOllUCKI)
Tlllh KVK.MMl AT TIIK hTAlt
tiii:vti:h
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Iho management ot the Star thea
ter secured toda) the consent of
Voung and Maiming to remain for the
rest of tho week and put on an Irish
act with the euphonious tttlo of "Mul
ligan Stow," which will bo shown to
night for the first time.
Iheso two niaJu such u lilt with
their bluckfacu work that Mauager
Houston cancelled an engagement
with n troupe ot artists whoso act
would undoubtedly not measure up
with tho class ot stuff put over by
Voung and Manning.
A modern boot sugar factory Is be
ing built at Harblu, Manchuria, at a
cost ot $825,000.
Kncli woodpecker In the United
States la worth $20 In cash, when tbe
value Is estimated on the value ot
tho good that this bird does to trees.
In tho densest parte ot Dombty
thero aro 7 -to porson to the acre.
New York has 1,000 In the same area.
Other ShuwsF---
for Best Forage Plants
truphy baa alnco been on dliplay at
I ho Daldwln Hardware company.
Uetldea the forage plant honor,
the Klamath county exhibit pictured
nbore captured many other prize at
tho Hacramento ahow. The county
tecured much deilrable publicity a
a rctulu
, would not be a candidate.
It waa announced this afternoon
upon high authority that the nomina
tion ot Foreign Secretary aamboa by
the Catholic party would be satisfac
tory to the administration.
i Whether the constitutionalists
participate In tbls election or not,
Amorlca will regard the election ot
any president as fulfilling the de
mands made, proildlng he 1 chosen!
, at the open election.
CHAMl'IO.Nhllll' Hr.HIKd SCUKO-'
ui.i:i ton tiii: sevk.vtu of
OCTOIIKK
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25. The
llrst game of tho scries for the
world's baseball championship will be
lihcd October 7th. at tho grounda ot
I tho Now York National League team.
, Tho game will be played alternate
ly at Now York and Philadelphia.
CAH'l Kill VEIL
UNDER THIS BILL
i;
I A NEW MEASUltK IXTUODLCKD
fLKi:S IT A M18UKMKAXOK TO
KILL CALVES C.NDKll TWO
YEARS OF AQB
WASHINQTON, D. C. Sept. 25
Congressman William C. Adamson ot
Georgia today Introduced In the house
a bill making It n misdemeanor to
kill cahos undor two year of age,
and offer the meat for Interstate
commerce.
ROUND THE LAKE
FflMIRANRF RAfF1
vwiiiiiiw. mivhl
TUB MM'AI, At'TOMOIIIMHTH AltKl
JL'llliaNT
lam Aiouml Coper hlanuilli Lake
for hlolk Car. Ilrirhia to lom Up
an One of Hie Hlif Fr.ilurt of Hie
.utCuulrt for Hie Coming
ir Much I'ulillrllr Will llciill
r it. in Ilili (Irrxt i:mt.
Home t me ir.ii a monrnitut a At H.e rata lb; Klamath couatf
jutted toward niraiicliig for an in- iriiirt art, btlcgln In (h produtu
uuranco tonu.t for atock cart to be of their rmihu. tbn exhibit bootbi
ran around the tpuer I Jke. the mel ghnz Main ftrcot. betwtta rourta
to be Luld In Aukuii of net )jr. tni Hull,, win be filled to their em-
The buaine nun id Ktnf.il ami rcltb) tnli etenlnz
tue automobile daltra In particular Krery oectlon of the count? la rep
ent rltbt to bit in the matier, sill. MMMeJ In the dltpUrt. and tha qnal
mc to the proper pan.ti for kuch lu- ty and rarletr of product ahofro ex
.witiauou uould help lb giulat tJa thil of any other year. '
1 o r c krucuiiieu tuu pio.uiij hii-
itllliedi
They arc r.ow much Rratllled at the
tcno cf a leitr ftoin the Weatern
1 UICB 1 bllo AiaociatiLQ r-k.-!ulii(f tbo
, lopottd race, lecehed by V, T. I.ee.
ibe .eitcrn Automobile Aaaocla
tion bandied the I'anama-raclrle road
race July lib. tho Santa .Monica road
lae auiuii jut, fiuu win uiami ma
Ia) Angelrii-Elan Dlego-l'hoenlx road
I ace November Id.
With the V. A. A. back of and'
managing the "flound-the-Lake" race
meet ot 114.
Notice ot the race will all column '
and column of apace In the news-l
lutulrl Af Ih lTnlta. QtatAfl mnA rtn.'
ada, and the event will prove a big
thing for Klamath county la a pub-l
llclty way.
Mr. Harold Ostrom, Held manager,
for th W. A. A., In wrIUng to Mr. J
Lee, saya In part: j
"A to the management ot the.
ettnt, the Western Automobile Aaso-
elation ha handled aeveral very auc -
ceuful races, and we will be very1
glad to handle this event for you.
and can assure you of our utmost en
deators to make It the success you
desire. With best wishes tor the ruc
cesa ot tho race, we reamtn, W. A. A.,
I er uaroia uitrom."
HETCH HETCHY
BEFORE SENATE
1HOSK IIOOST1.NQ THIS UTAI.
hA.V I'lUNCISCO SIH8UHK SAY
IT WILL GO THROUGH INSIDE
OF A WKEK
Lulled l'ress Service
WASHINGTON. D. C. 8ept. 25.
the Hetch Hetchy bill waa reported
In the senate today.
The bill went on the calendar, and
there I a prospect that It will go
through In a week a a democratic
measure.
DELZELL
Nomination for Local Postmaster Before Saute
United Press Service
" WASHINQTON, D.
C, Sept. J5.-
postmaster of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
was sent to tbe senate tbta morning
by President Wilson.
All there remalna to be don in
rouuectlon with the naming ot Post
master Clyde Brandenburg's success
or Is tho confirmation by the senate
ot President Wilson's nomination.
Slnco a message was received the
other day from Congressman Willi C.
Ilawley to tbe effect that DeUell waa
appointed, the announcement that his
'EXHIBITS POUR
! IN FOR DISPLAY
AN MAIN QTBFFT
VII llllllll UIIILkl
Al.l, I'AIITM OF TIIK OOUXTY AIM
ItKI'ltKaKATED
,Ua,U IHneoa I'ourth ud WMh
Are HcIiik IUilill ITIIe1 WHh Kl
,,t ,IP iimdaeJ of Apfcolfariil
I'mlearor In KloiiMtfi Coamr.
Mucli rrult I In lie Mem, and
-nirrr Are UothI Imllfldual IIooOm
Tbtre nere oms exhibit placed
tettordar, but the trcatcr portion ar-
rived today. Thwe nrr ronitantly
romlni In.
The rrult exhibit thl )ir are ex
rntlonMly good It. V, Tow!1 of
:no h-ia more than twenty-flr Tarl-
ttle In hi exhibits, and Frank Arm-
ltronlc ,, ,,, hort,eoUurUU ha
equally good dliplay.
In addition to tha dlanlar of I
'ath county atock and produce durlag
the three days, a Wild Weal show 1H
i be giron at Modoc Park each aJter-
parachute drop will b a dally tea-
tur.
.
SOCIALISTS GET '
ATJUD6E; NABBED
.MMrrY - MM: WKlTlw
HIM URN
TKIW UKFYINO HIS OROEMst.
UK 1L1S THEM HKLD OX COX
TUtlT CUAKaK
United Press Service
SEATTLE. Sept. J 6 .Signed By
ninety-nice socialists, a letter ditylM
Iho antl-atreet speaking order waa re
vived today by Judge Hiuapkreys.
The letter aald the party Intended to
nnke the order a farce.
The Judge baa ordered tha arrest ot
the algner on contempt ot court
chsrgos.
Chief Judge Edgar M. Cull ot
the New York court ot appeal, I pre
siding at the trial ot William Sulaer,
governor of New York state, who waa
Impeached by Ibe assembly, Hie lower
house of the legislature. Judge Cul
len ha long been a member of the
court ot appeals, and haa stood high
In the estimations ot lawyer and th
laity.
Thl country contume annually
about one-third of tha world' oat
put of lead and copper.
IS NAMED
name haa been ssnt Defers) U
by President Wilson is no MrBft. , H .
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II is coueeuau mat wmu ) ,
assured tbe appoiatmaat. aa4; shMf T",
the meuag ot Hawley ma UJs)( r
premature, so far a appotofssHrtst ''',.
rantanurf I ' ... .vji1. .
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"Since the message from
iCsursfi J
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man Ilawley, I have reeetve
vices from Washlagtesi ntu4ia.j&
appointment," said 'Mr. Die)lv4
morning. "I believe, Uou'sh, ttttl'
tbe matter will be'rua thnrngh,' Ml
order to allow the taraJw : sat JfM
office to
moU."
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