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KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NISW8PAPKK
PRINTS THE '
NEWS WHILE IT IS NIWJ
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1913
IMea ttvo Csstta
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PROTEST 18 RAISED AGIST
THE NEW LIBRARY SITE; MAY
CARRY RFM0NS1RANHF 10 RARNFRIF
riTtlN A IIMM'K ; Is iihi
r.wi i'Hiim iiik ii:nii:ii
or iitt: I'itt
rirMlllt "" HImT M'la t" ll
Ililalx I'elill.ill, tnli'lliilii 1'ariM-.
. ,. ,, -. . ., ,
! t iiiIIIini llial llir Mir fw-
" '
ImI U I Mliau.ll, ixl .taking Ilia
Milli .l i.lirr li.f.llir In
lur IIiiHiUmc
"M
AI weellbg ul a-xalal lucal e,
Uiula Ibla tuuiuluf, Iba quealhiu ul
Ih lin alibi, ul lb tia. UP.ueo Cat-
begls Library wa taV.au up, abd
was Ilia uplBluti lbl " I" blwk
l ul Hut riptlbg addition la loo (ai
llultl lb bualuraa ntar lu be tub
Irblanl.
AiuidlU(ll, plan lu 114 lu Clr
tulale a leniubalfance, deflating Ihla
Ha la nut Iba must luutatiltbt avail-
able, ami aaklug lb Carnegie culpur (
Hub lu edtlae lb tbuualBg ul a,
hHHa laattal luealluu Tuialher
tin Maps anil ulbar data Ihla "III1
be loraldel lu Iba Carnegie ivflwr-'
ttluli. a lilt U Mill donate llf.Vwe lur;
tbe tuualluilluu ul a llbiaty, plutlded.
ike tvuMI MbU; laliva ll.ees lut j
la malutebabca, ,
Ik lualtar baa UaU belule Ibal
riple lur auine llllla lima, bul Iba!
uttuii ul a all aaa natal talaad
A ( Uaja ago lhala aaa IMUIiied a
leail Iruni Iba Klamalb letalupmeBl
ubipauy lu Klamath ruualj. cmajr
ni a l-ltlfiil ul blurt, ID, wbaia Iba
.rfll.fl Liu., la II. lAlllla fllf MBlllUAi .
... . ..... i .!
lon.lull(a.uuhlM..i.ld.dll.buuMl
l.ft.l f..r IIim alia fur Iba I'Aftirfla
ilbrarr.
Tba mallat baa Un dlauaaad
irura dlrlalant anclaa b) tba aupla ut I
lhartlx. bul Ilia rnoianianl IblawBrn -
...,-. ...
n aa ma niai iirniuia aciiun !
rila Wutuaiia l.tblarr I'lub baa UH
.r ruhaldfraium "brtliar nut II
ibiiuld luin Ma buuka utar lu tba oa
nbrat a ban It la rnnlatr-4 bul Ibla
.,aa hot Ihii aalllad
SIX-FOOT WALK
ON OAK STREET
I'ltoi'inm nv.M:iix wis iut
mviiii ,.n .uti:mit or uum.
atii ih:vi:uii'mi:nt ii. tii hi
iii'fi: uihtii or m:w wai.kn
"A Iciur-loiit ur a tli-lihil aldaaalk
li Oak ilrat lliim Cominorrlal alrci't
M Hirlllt allralt" -ill "' l'l"
IliK nuaalliili al laal IllclitV mrallliK ul
(Tin rlly iminrll,
III Urn villi II waa drclilnl that a
li.fiMil walk miiiiIiI b irur.
Tho qilMlllill lalard wliall
l-'raiik (lullforil, lur Ibn KUmalli De
uli)imriit riiiiiiaii)', aakril that tlio
HITCHING RACK NEXT
Street Committee Authorized to Help Fanners
After bliliiK rumptiilcd to Uku III
loniit In n livery alnhle In ra Ihn
only lillrlilne rack In Ihn city win lu
i.ko, Ibo Klnmutli county farmer la lo
In Klveii n Mill' butler treatment. At
liat nlMlil'a council meelltiK the alroet
c.iniiultti'o win niithorliod In look up
h aiillnhle alle for plenty of hitching
t.U'ka, ami lake alopa townnt tliolr
cciiiiructlon,
"Hitching poali uro badly needed
here," inl4 Councilman Towincud,
".mil tho formor huvu a right to
trake complaint.
iulutl,.ii mlupitHi lur 'In- uniiruc
lii'ti uf ih iinMw sidewalk t
hauled III luur ImI Ibla waa f(,.
luant lit .rlllluh alined by prop
et aafiara In Ibal illilrlct. asking
that Id Klamath f Knluituffit cum
pauy I held lu lit contract In build
all tool aldeaalk
A ilttruiikin ail tuiH lenilli follow-
"I"" Hullfutd auppoft ItiK tba l
., ... . . .
! "'Mtiiilon ami Judo J II Orlf-
r.tb aprnf lor tha Ti-rl uaii-
" M' M'hola Joined In Ikla,
.boMm- Ibal ai Ittorn la an ordinance
s-elfilbg Ilia Mill of aldawalk In
,llin Hit. Ill council tiiulil make no
chabfaa.
1'annfUman slj inoied dial II,.
eimsfll bold lo lb. sli-tout spxlrl-
It raima .if i,r irMilullon ami Ibla aaa
t"l'-l
;BANO DANCE TO
BE
mi ' in hii.imi iiMMim:i.- m
ii Mt i urn n.ti c Kti.i:
in iicKirrx iumm.hn n
iiim:ihi.mi m cii'in
JuJflnt flum Iba a4tu tala ul
tirkala lur Iba llalnl danra Ttiurtjaf
MKbl. Ur Ui( al bala Iba larfaat
tlrnilanir l anr ilanrr ul Iba aaa
an Iba liuaUlnc cuuimlllaa" (ut bua)
Widlira.lar, and atrr bualhaaa buuta
r II a all Indlf liluala appruicbad
i iiranii; iiir iuiih tt mi w
i jaaiai ma uiKaunaiiun
Tba bu)a liu lu aaa alary fur-
baaar ul a llrkat (iraatnl al tbe
.laaiJua aaaaatil lif Itia aVaaftafiH I'ftirt
l '
adult a III bo franMcd lo lu that
'trriuna rnj)a atari mutuant uf tba
i-taulnc Tba mualr Kill ba (urnlabad
bi tki rnllra band, and danrlnc will
..ilitlnup until tba laat cuui'le It rrait;
in aa anuur.li" lur una nlhl
lama; UulM-lMlk, lll.lf.
1 Klud T Wrbb. tracbrr al Ibn l'i
Ikriama afhiwil. lodn Iba IhlrtX-rlta
mllia into Klamalh Kalla boraaback
At II waa Iba fllel tlma lip had bran
mi a liorao lur a runildarabla Unclh
u( lima, Mr Webb waa auiunwbat
J.illrd Ui b' Ilia lima Ilia trip ndrd.
Ilia la brtn In attend Ibn tracbara' III
jalllulc hllliraallll 0H-llula.
Ur riiliar, aaalated by Dr. Ilamll
inn and Ur Morrow, rformed two
ilirficull but aurcraalul uperalluiia Ihla
loii'lioun at the lllarkburu hoapllal.
Una uf the patient wa Dr. Hauill
luli'a ilnuitlilrr. little Ml Helm The
iilhor waa Ibo Utile un of J. II. Ur
tell Hulli uperatloni wet for the
ri'inutal of tonall and adenoid. Until
nrn attll nt the hotpllal.
Ileui-lll dance, glten by Klamath
Military Hand, opera houte, Thursday
nUhl.
"II n farmer Koei lo tie hli leant
to n liilephnim pol, he I ordered
away hy llm police. Ho la then forced
In put hi learn In a livery tablo,
IdiirlnK Iho nhort lime ho I hero dolug
hi trntllng,
The city aliould welcome the farm
ir, InilQitil of treatlna Mm that way.
If thuru I nu city properly available,
n alio hniild he rented."
Matthew aupporltd tltU, and
ntntpil tho authurliatlou of tho ttreet
Itommllleo to act In Iho waiter.
INSTITUTE IS
STARTED TODAY)
- i
Ml-lll III U MMII, W Till:
tlMUSti INHfltl I'loilH, iii;t
mm u., ii:(iii:iih r.tui: re
, mi woiiu ii;tiri)ii,nii,v
Iba ircular wuik ul Iba annual
liu'lirla' InalltulD waa In lull awlnc
i at J 30 Ibla tuianuun, acli driart
I Hint batuiK aaiauiblad In tbalr re
atri Una tuuiua altar llatanlnc to an
, abln and Inatiurllta aitdlvaa by W. K
Kaur'il In Ilia audllurlutu uf Iba (!(!!
ral ailiuul bulldlrPC'
On aniiunt il an unavuldabla do
lar, 1 I. iltlftln of the O A. C. and
Mlaa llubr Ht.aarrr ut tlic Orcfun
Normal afl.inil did nut arrlfa at
adiadulfd, to tba Iwlurn ruuma ware
tumldrd mar by lorjfl lualructori
In Iba ciada taachrra' room, In-
aliurtur V. I. klurtlaiiii latturad on
tba I'almrr ayaclam ul anuianahlp.
taklnit tba plata ul Mlaa Agnra Joncl
, nf t'hlraco. wbo waa pratantad from
UMidiiiK Km Inatltutr on account of
'illnraa I in in I'luniallin iuUonlnc- Mlaa
I juni-a la rtpri-aantlnit iba I'almcr I'm
mahiblp ayttani, and wai to hara
bran bria for tba Initttuta.
I In Iba lilfh atbool teacher' room.
.ibiuurtut M U I'uala talked on lilt
if Afirr a brkf addri-aa on tbe
uI.Jmi br atattad a general dlicua
aluti In wblrh cttryona prraant waa
umed to taka pai!
Many ul our blatorlra," aald
Mr I'uata, are alniply a compilation
ul rttnta and dataa. Wbut we need
It an Inlri ratine narrative, autbantlc,
ut cuurie. but couched In a readable
taK Ibal will Interrat tbe young
rulka -
lu tbe atlrrnoou Mlaa Uate Hot
cata a prnmanthlp demonatratlon,
wblla Mlaa Alice I Vol. In another
roum. lectured un the "I'rlmarx
('lata At the unu tlma. In yet au
other room, C H lllake of Merrill,
talka.) un malhematle.
At 3 3U all claaare and lecturet ad
journed tu llitrn In A. J. Hauler, the
famoua entertainer of (Iranta I'aaa.
Hal II Hauler, thau whom no more
ideatiiiK entertainer haa vlilled here
In many mouua, (ate two Kipling
iradiiiica n a way that raptltated the
audlenie
MAY USE ALASKA
COAL FOR SHIPS
mi:miii:iis or Tin: ito.iu m:
isiiir t (H riti.ii.i.v iiti.v
tiii:iu itinriiN iiiom iiiii ok
MII'KtTION
I'nllrd I'fea Hertlce
HKAVn.i:, Oil 11 Member uf
the list) 'a Aliukn rual lutpii'lton ex-
iirditluu artlti'd today alter their trip
of inapectlou It wa unoinclally atat-
ri that the) fouud nu.intlty and qual
ity of coal to Justify tho opening; of
the mine by tho government to up
ply tho navy.
To facilitate tramporlatlon, Iho ex
pedlllnu mine) e.l a railroad from the
roul field lo the ocean, Thl opeua'a
new teaport on Torlage Hay.
IllK I'ihiI t'.iiiilim.
The ladle of the Chrlttlan church
will nerte their Tlinnkaiilvliig dluner
lit tho library bulldluK un Tliankiglv
liig day l.'vcry one Invited to din
ner. rm.tuiai.ter Cuiinot Quit
Hovernl mouth ago N. 0. Stono ro-
alKiied n puatmuater at lloyalton, 111.,
lnH'iiiKO tha vitlnry I loo email, lie
ha, however, been uuablu to quit be
cuc no one can he found who want
the Job, No one will tile application
to appear nt tho civil aorvlco exami
nation to quullfy. .
11 ha buett decldod to hold the an-
iiuul comeutlon. of the Now Jeriey
Womnii BulfraKc Aatoclatloit lu New
ark early In Not ember. Tho associa
tion will hold It annual parade In
Iho aamo city the latter part of Octo
ber.
JKREBS BROTHERS
WILL COLONIZE
LARGE ACREAGE
Itlt'V IT UJltfl f f l t III kfl fll'l.:
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tiii: I.IMI
Mj'let) Hint llaa lUinaliieil I'naolti!
hlnen llie I'uliipany I'unliaMI tlir
Trail I'fi'lil the .tlguma Lumber
I'uiiipnii) I lleeoinliiK Wuikel Out.
Oplulou I tiierl Tlial .Veil Het
tier .tie tu (iillie I'lUlil I'allirilalul
Bo me twu ur three yeara agu, when
lircb llrothera bought 2,100 acre of
land near I'okegaraa from which the
Umber had been cut, from tho Al
goma Lumber company, people won
dered for what purpose thl Immente
nait uf land bad been secured,
A few day ago a crew uf laborer
commenced tho task of clearing away
the underbrush uu this same tract,
and speculation was again rife aa to
what end tbe owners had In view.
Now cornea the Information that
the Alluvial I-and company, which
same i owned by Kreb llrothera
lll inaugurate a celonliatlou pro-
Ject on thl tract early In the coming)
spring. It I surmised that prepara
tions hate already ben made for an
Influx uf Herman rotunltU, though
the manager of the Alluvial Land
company declare that when tbe tract
I prepared for homo eker It will'
be available lo arttlers of any and all
nationalities.
The Herman colonist Idea may have I
arisen from the fact that a man from
(Irrmany. purporting to represent a .
number of hi countrymen, who wilt
an It.- In America next spring, ha
bean In consultation with the Allu
vial Land company' head otOee at
Palem, and, with the manager of the
Alluvial Ijtnd company, visited tha
tract of land at I'okegama.
HAINES TO EDIT
HIGH SCHOOL MAG
KV MIMI'I I'HOMIHIIS Till: MX'-
ih:t tiii: -iikst kvi:ii" in
Till! It'll AN'.Nt'AI. SCIIOOI.
ITIIUt'ATIO.V
At a student body election held
Tuesday, Inland Haluet waa elected
edllor-ln-clilcf of the Hoomer, tho
high school annual. Other ottlcer '
ilrcted were Ithlliehart Mottcben
bacher business manager, and Ollter
Applegate, circulation manager.
The appointment of the altnt
will rn made In a short time. It I
Hie Intention uf thui In rhadgo lo
atari work a early a posible, and
In addition to getting the magatlne
out before Commencement, have a
publication eclipsing all previous ef
fort. Klt'itllnit .Matches Nu Crime
At Ahevllle, N. C, Oeorge Jen
kins, n grocer, had Walter Harris ar
lest til for aleallng box of matches. '
Harria liad made soruo purchaaea, and
picked up n box of matche and put
them In lilt pocket, lit dismissing tho '
case Judge Adam rebuked tho gro-
cer, saying, "matchei, like umbrella,
rtro public property." Tho judge sala
that ho himself frequently helped ,
himself lo mat dies when making oth
er purchase.
Would Amelia Kuicenlc Iw i
Members of tho Mllwnukco Hoa
pllal Association aro to actively urge
the legislature of Wisconsin to amend
tho ituto eugenic ranrrUge law. They ,
want women aa well a men to under-,
Kit tho physical examination. Mrs. 0.
A. Htpke, president of tbe aulclatlon,
unys tho organisation had Ihe sterlll
tntlon and eugenic marriage bill In
troduced In Iho legislature, and that
II wan changed bo as to Include only
men, while women are a susceptible
lo illaeaso as men.
VANNICE NAMED
AS A DIRECTOR!
i
TAKKH PUCK VAf .iTKII IIV HI.V.1
ri:ixi: :ii.n.i:it or com-
ii:iici: will iovk to a sr.w
HOtli: .ITO.M'r.
"
At a nutting of the Klimatb
Chamber uf Commerce Toeday, K.
V. Vauulce waa chosen a a member
of the board of director. Mr. Van-
..... . . . ..
nice lake, the pl.t. vacated by the
lemnval of Iter. Utorge II, Feee
from the community. that entire road Hacause the pull-
Al tbU meeting It waa decided that t'nr power of the horso or motor
tbe futute meeting will be held at1lfuclt '' "mltl "hen cornea to
7 HO Tue.d.y evening. Inat.ad of ,h' "or' pU!T0 J? - ta
, .. it . ' ""u 7n tnnt remem ?r, loo,
Tuedy afteraoona. The former ,hlt nlrd lurflcf- ntzc. friction
uour ai umea inieriereu uu uinnerard thus render It more ft caasarr
plan In many homo.
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ncereiary ii- la uuay jtaHiui , -- - ,
k. n.n.,ia f ,i,.rp,.mi,fi'.l'" " o fcofJ In thei
. . ,..,. I
iwmi uunuing ine organisation
will occupy quarter on Fo rth
treat, between Main and I'lne, and
the old quarters In the Keldy building
will be occupied hy Ihe. California
Oregon Tower company' oDces.
hweU Dance.
The regular Tuesday night dascs
glten by the bouse committee of the
Moose lodge was one of tbe most ue
ctssful adalrs yet staged by tbl com
mittee of princely entertainers. Th,K,.u,lMa-ATVi: OK M.4.CHIX.
regular attendance wa augmented
by Ihe presence of a numbr of visit
ing school teacher, each of whom
seemed to be having a better tlma
than tbe other.
Today' newa today In The Herald.
An Open Letter
to Taxpayers
lly Ihe County Court
Ws have spoken In a general way
of the benefit that will accrue to
Klamath County from the construc
tion of good road. Let us ex
amine Into these benefits a little
more particularly so that yuu -an
see clearly Just how much money
good roads will put Into your pock
ets and how much happlnvs Into
your heart. And then you will
see that not only you can afford
to have a ayatem of permanent
highway In Klamath County, but
that you cannot afford not to have
such a system.
The rarlou benefit that accrue
from the construction of good roads
may be grouped under two main
subdivisions economic benefit and
social benefits. Kconomtc benefits
may bo divided into the decrease
In tho cost of hauling, the Improve
ment of agricultural conditions
such a tho Incroaae In tho ralue
of farm land and tbo benefits to
be derived from tbo attraction of
tourists. We will first consider the
decrease In tho cost of hauling.
In most casvs. It I the decrease
lu the cost of hauling that makes
farm lands moro valuable. This I
not always so, but tbe two factor
are Inseparable.
Whatever methoda are used to
Improve a road, tbe Improvement
for hauling purposes Is duo to
three causes the betterment of the
road surface, tho reduction of the
grade and the shortening of the
length. On such an Improved road,
tho time required to haul a given
quaullty of material a given dis
tance I reduced. Tho reduction
may bo duo to tha Increased speed
or to tho Increased quantity of ma
terial that may be hauled In each
load, or to both. Hut the Import
ant thine to remember Is that the
tlmo la reduced. And dlatanco la no
longer measured In mile. It I
measured In time. When a man
Inquires the dlstanoo from one point
to another, whether he wanta to
move himself or his produce, what
ho want to know I not how many
mile It Is. but how long It will
take him to go there. Thu. a
reduction In that time It takes a
farmer to haul bla produce to mar
ket 1 equivalent to a reduction In
tho dlitance of hi farm from that
market center. It It oay to oo
then why Increased farm value
mutt follow good roads, for their
effect It to bring the farm. In u
ense. nearer to tbe town. The
fact that on roads with Improved
surfaces, hauling becomes largely
Independent of weather conditions
or the season of the year, alto
LOCAL MAN MAY BE LOST IN THE
MOUNTAINS; KAY NORTH HAS'
BEEN GONE SINGE FRIDAY MORNING
.1
, ductlon In hauling costs. And It
alo mean that many of Iho Ural-
tatlon of the number and kind of
I farm operation are Immediately
I rcmoT1'
Ur, " "JM ". ';
'you must remember that the wore
.j. c ,. . ,,, ,,, ,
i.i. ,,., to,t thai ran naaa nr
, f) secure good grades than I nee-
aaaarr on Door road. Thars baa
United State where the re-loeatlon
u m imn lu wTn. a uvuucijun ul ,
grade has net oporatej to redueeicaB,u ,hu "". r U discovered
aeeura a dadurflon at
hauling cost.
(Tald Ad
Jslng)
TEXTILE EXPERT
VISITS KLAMATH
Kin- cmii'ANV KNUflimaii aBd ,b,y punM(l nut. u t
CHAMIIKIt OK COMMK.HCK lta I morning for Klamath rail.
A,,,X "-OOU " fromp! "2? aTaS
"- 'North set out In ssarcn for thsaa.
The directors of the Klamath ' Late that afternoon a party ccjautUUtuj
Chamber of Commerce are more 'of George Humphries, Karl Sharp,
certain than ever that a woolen mill William Hall and Oeorg Mesa, la
Is needed In Klamath Fall, follow- the tatter's automobile, passed the
lr,g Tuesday' meeting, when they North camp on their way home from
were addressed by II. A. Frelt. rep- a hunting trip, and the elder Korta
letcnllnc a Massachusetts mill ma-'told them &U ion had not returawl
thlnery concern. Mr. rett left thja, from his bant for tho hemes-. ,
morning for Seattle, f 'Saturdayraorh!a Henry StOUtT"
Questions concerning a wooltn mill wh'o was camped la that section,
that have bothered the Chamber of learned that North bad not put 1st aa
Commerce were fired at tho expert In appearance as yet. This morala
quick succession Tuesday, and ho ex- William I Johnson, of tho creamery,
plained to the satisfaction of all a telephoned to tho headquarter at
number of points that were In doubt. Crater Lake National Park, as waa
In addition, Mr. Fretts left tome ' told that tho Norths had aot yet
special written Information for the . reached tbo park.
guidance of the directors.
1
Peace Hag Dedicate!
An American Dag which has been
cmled from battlefield to battlefield
br Majojr Alfred V. JucUon. an ex
Confederate, of Lot Amelia, has been
dedicated a an Inilgnla of peace by
I'realdenl Wilson. Major Judton, wbo
ha conducted patriotic exerciser
while tho peace nag avcd over Mis
sion Kldge, Chlcatnaugua, Appomat
tox. Gettysburg and othir battle
ground of the Civil War, planted thelCuuie M-lloaaiMch.
fie over Washington's tomb I) few F, J. Dowen of Donanxa, one of tsej
tsyt ago. At tht flag wit unfurleli leading advocate of Irritation la ta
In the executlte office by Major Jud-i Horsefly district, rode Into this city.'.
uu and Lieutenant General Young, last night from bla Bonaaaa homo.
representing the tltand Army j( the
llepubllc, the president JolnoJ tho Veterinary VUlta.
iloi.or In cxpreislug hope for dumet-j Hert Doan. the well kmosm Tet-t"
He and International peace.
Klectrlrally driven portable air
pump aro provided by a big New
York electric company to provide
fresh air to It employe when work-1
nc unaeriroaaa, mj
U.S.R.S.WAMuACnai
foundtoTakeStepsTowari
City Attorney Rutentc wss. last.
night Instructed to prepare a reooln-l
Hon ihowtnK tho Intention of tha cltr I
to confer with the United States rec-jth city to purcbu; power fyoa.tM" jy .
amutlou service reUHvo to tho deTol-'gdverr.nitjnt (or Ugbtlaff r$mm, c''-,
A.imHH nt Mi.wUn.l .U.I.U i.Aaiasll.M. Ihel Ik. . kjili tssasf isltaHtsl i U
. "..... I
opment of municipal electric power
cither In Link River or Iho Keno
ditch. This was lu compliance with
tho following letter from Supervising
Engineer E. 0, llopaon to Mayn--Nicholas:
"I have received your memoran
dum of tho record at It appears on
the city; Journal, to tho aSeet that oa
I.KrT V.XMV TO KIM) HIS HOWUsa,
Ml FA It, .NO WOKU HKANB
Or' IIIH HKTUR.V
Willi 111 Kallier, Waa HaaUaa la aaa
flczuo Itlter Country, asMl saawl
I'lajwcil lo Itfa for HUaaataa
Fail VrbUy Morabag. aa Ma Was
lu Mart lu U'uik " '- ffrftfnm
I'. Julinrun tiues lu Jola la'ttesurlt
Friday morning IC LI. North left
biltsr Camp, on lb Kogu River, to
bud hi horse. Unless b rsla'as to
by people searchlns for
him. hi
, whereabouts la a niyatary-
North and his father. William
North, have been huotlss and fiahiaar
llu Ihe Itogu Illver country for eom
ttlm, and they had arranged before
Isavlng bare, to return Sunday. Ths
missing man was to have resumed his
work Monday morning.
Thursday the campers broke camp
at Natural Urldge, aUrttag home
ward. Thursday evening they campea
at Silver Spring, near Hestile: Klvsi.
Mr. Johnson, accompanied by Us
wile and Mrs. K. D. .North. Uft this
morning tor Silver Camp. Tbey.wlU
remain If a aareh la nafaaaarv. il U
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North It an experienced woodsmaa.
and It It not generally believed that
he could have been lost. Soma peo
ple express a fear that ho may have
bean Injured, but tbe majority aro
hopeful that be waa delayed la flad-l
Ing the horses, and with his father la,
now on tho way home,
jerlnary of the Honanxa couatry, la
visitor In
present.
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Rest of order, best of music, boat of
everything Hand dance, opera heue
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June 10th a motion wat carried kasho.
council that tha city attoraoyraKjii
resolution expressing tho rJestft. of
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nny action on this rsoliHloaatt)
with tbe result that nothing
done by the counoll. a
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