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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1914
Railroad Contractor Here; Rumors Are Flying
EKE WILL PUT
(24,000,000 IN
IMPROVEMENTS
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la ik ! 'rlwin of l and
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bo 'I8 !. ,J rll l'iJ,, ,11,, u,rt l,o(r ,i M ,.( ton-
lit eotthtin r ft California, ititi """in iruoit,
r.(ca HilunUt Dcn lltp Hou-1 Tli Ol limV oul al (Ml rally huur
iWb Irl8 ftinuii 4wrUri4 UH;ii li morula. n4 Ut" etrai shock !lil iiMroiicHu IIp by litilitinic hr
m4r o trjj uj alt tloalo t l' uncj at thai ilnm ha rliulr I hair In hl Iwlh. Ilr arm a
of (-!& lor li cicitloti, lmir",frirtl hrr. U U Ullctrl ihM lirr!hroWrn (nun Ihn rolllltin ol tho Mon
wttl ami rehabilitation ol IU lwUh amT an Imlltrt troull of ,ro ami thr Nantucket, ami h-crl0
lorsU s-rtur in "-nt u( SO..'lhU. ;ot t him thai rathrr than utulprK"
JJ,: an4 Dual a I56.000.Opo luiin Hlnrr llm nr. Mr IWtn ha levniio '"" "' "' IJIne her arm iht
(4 trtr)u Uuntt n; jx-rrenl trUtlnc on tmr hutuvua, lour mllp ull illr,
7alk Un amount itrnnUoly Irnni Haliy, loai4 lUati Hhn ha ' llrro U lUrtlncton'a tory of tila
u!4 Irif iroftOlrtllctlU mt tie a44nll(w,j rllrllrlj' nrOU of lata. 'otrueglo In lh Hnlr-r'
IIJ,n,3H mmtMfcU4 In a rnnllueut J llua.laiilKhl. It w liKnr4 that! -a nrM j ujrlj hotit thn ixor
s4 far uch a4illllon an4 tmtnrr hn ta M( alone In hr cabin. ! Klt ,, U ,r urtl)) bin It wlucl hrr
Mli ii ni) ln Wtblt 4urinK h'hinich thro ha Rcnrrally hern mnw (horribly, ami lic rrpantrtl ami
tit in )rr Thn rl I nrt-4 ,itir. Uh hr at all llmm. Thl nit"n-rwuhril n that I a" U vrul4 uot ,
10 lt uh4 for thn (tarrnvnl of loant nfi frlvlulu found that ho haa pamrd 'j .4u, nlnt our nilttulc alld In
Atewie thn taring (lorn ol m '' 4urlne th nlht. Uhhm and atrueeha of ialn tho
ffgt.iarql khlch tho cumpany tlt' fronnr lUrl Whlllock a uoilflrd !rn, (i I tUt4 hrr hair Into n tUht
tUM (rlnr rraon for aVln 'n4 he lll di-vldo hrther or not au J,, rt, c,Mr, lcr ,ca4 a 1 could,
tali prmtlon aittrar th folluwlnir 'lnit nhould be held. ,a,j lUvn tool. It In my teeth nnd trle4
Complete roniirurUon of Wlllam WnL ,,"'"m a hiiit f.5 )ear of tll lrr lcmj ftt,,nn water by keen-
mi- f.me railroad. IS,9J,o;t; CV!""- u w" pUl"r " J , Vv """I "' 'l '' ' r,,l w,,llw ' m on
Um and llamlllou railroad, I3.0C6.. i"r ",r)' rt'"1 ,,a '" WR,rM """K"' my back. That inunl havo hurt her.
II. Mojatnaml llakerfleld railroad, ,Pt', '',,', "f ""'" "l4e In Callfor- (, , ,,e didn't ay tinyllilnc ex-
lll,. Wlllametle valley electric i jenl. thafa better, Tom.
ullruiiU II U!.,I7. Oakland, Ala-, ' -- "Vn had bien Keltluc alotiK that
m4 and llvrk'eley' electrlflcallon, ''',,'1' VV- : for about fifteen mlttul.it ll
lU.l: Huumi Hum nitiatrtirilnn. . Henry M, Hellen. a Merrill rrnldeul. ieeine like to or three hour
I'0),3. and th I'emley and Ij
n railroad, :.0&,MQ,
Attnther Hem for rntrurtlou of
tboXuhM-t Dura amount In It,ft3,ti7
Wlihnui tiieclfylng whero llnty ar
to lw titcalnd, the company aeta aside
ll,U,;0 fr otAtlim bulldlne.
r.i . .. . .,
WMiids and nii,nr tran.poriatl.in ser-
! Imfrovemrnu; lf.-l.7JI for dock
4 lmrf property, I91.5U0 for
l-l .,.! w, r . alii . ill .S for
I'Wgr. treatlo and eiilvrrls; 11.223.
Kl fnr additional main tracks, shop
building., tic. fS73.Hr.Ci for addl-j
Horn ami Improvements to equipment,
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Filed Your
Only a Few More Days,
Only i fw days nro loft lit which
I" ni )(,iir luroim, tax Ntnleinent.
AppllrntloiiH for blnnkn can bo
'nade to tiny hnnk or county tronauror
"r l( Milton A. Miller, collector of in
''"ml rnvtunio, Porllittul, Oregon.
''imlly of ao lo fl.OOO for falluro
' fllu ri'tiirim beforu March Int.
flno not excuedlng 2,000 or liu
PrUoinuviit not vxcoodlng oitu your or
bl nl tin, dlsrretlim of thn court for
nuking , fnB4) or jrftUaont rBturii.
I:vor' I'orson having a hut Income
"' IS.ooo or ovor for thn cnlondar
r (12,500 for yr lia) must
"Ko n roturnj u single persou Is ul
1'iwwl
mi exemption of $3,000 ud u
" I'urson M.OOO. (For Hie
'Hr 1918, Marcb I to Decbr I,
BONA WOMAN
E0UND DEAD IN
LONELY CABIN
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!) rt Mrr H(r anil I'.IImI, lie
W'mtiaii lll Itmi In p.ir Health.
'a l-(l Alone hilmU) .Night, kimI
1'iitiml Itrjir I'ollon lilt,' Morning.
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4u l heart Ullur.
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(tin al llikitAiiiA lor aImiui two;
hM.iffa. fitilrltte itlll tl llnrflia fltilft.
I In today, inn k I n c final prmif
iu his
hometea4.
her III Ouingr.
vi . i rtiiii-t whit has been con-'"
lusted with the Midas (lold Mining ;
'rompany
t near Iteddlllg I here Ull-i"1
!..- t i. i.,ii.r KMiiiiinil M Chllrole
Miib lit brother. Milium! M. ci. inn .
lie w. hrr., "railroad day." and he U
'anloundisl al the strides tho city ha.
made .Inc., that lime
Incenne cedar I lrolng valuable
for piling on the Pacific l'oat, where
marine borers are particularly trou-(
blecomn, I
Income Yet?
Before Penalty Is Added
the nxoiiiplliiu nllowed Is 2,r.U0 or
t:t.n:i3,au.)
All pnymonlH dm, on your Income
nmy bo remlHed nl nme, or you ciiu
Imvo uiilll Juno :i In which lo pay.
Payment iiiiihI ho nmilo by certlUed
chiHilt, inonoy order or drnft. l'er
snunl chocks cunnot bo accepted.
ParlnerslilpH as such are not ro
ipilred lo utitku Iih'oiiiu column, but
(ho member comprlsliiB thn llrm,
providing Iholr Indlvlduitl InromeH
nncli 13,000 (f3,600 for 11M3) or
over, nro In mnko roluriiH.
If In doubt regarding any part of
tho law or regulation!!, wrllo for In
formation lo M. A. Miller, collector,
Portland, Oregon,
Fro tho year IU13 Iho law operates
only from March 1 to December 31, no
tho Income, (Inductions, nnd exemp
tions aro figured accordingly.
Hero of Monroe Wreck, Who Swam
Two Hours Holding Up His Wife
.BawSawVaiawSaBBk.
Thr llrM. ' the wrek f lll' OH1
Dominion nc-amtlill" Monro, wa
Tlntlim It lUttlneiiui. n young uian
tl UfhU-iri. Conn rr two hours
lm swam In the almont Icy ocean off
lite IMsware rnul, draeKliir. along
when a lifeboat cainn alone They,
'went within leu feet of us I asked
) them lo Hike the girl nbonrd. They
never eien answered -Just looked at!
a"'1 I""' nwny. Strength aeemed
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nnu lur inre was iiuuer ni niiiioiiv im-
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A'l-r "'; " Mock.- I. nnd stayed v
" Inmrs, but lime d.dn t mh, we got to Norfolk."
LUKE WALKER IS iSAXTON BRINGS
ID BAD INJUNS! SUIT VS. BANK
IX A LETTER TO LOCAL REAL KS.
TATE MAX, HE SAYS THAT THE
Y.igUIS HAVE HOXi: OX WAR
PATH sixn: troops left
According to a letter Just received
by E. M. Chllcoto from l.ukn Wnlkor
or this city, now with 1). M. Mel.o
miiro In Mexico, buying cattle, thn
Yaiiil Indians nro on tho warpath.
With llvn other Americans, ho says
hi, Is at tho Agua Frio ranch Iu So-,
nora, which Is fortllled to repel any
nl larks by tho rods.
Walker Hays that tho withdrawal
ol tliu troops from Souora to take
purl In tho revolution has left tho
peoplo helpless, Eight thousand In
dians, on tho warpath, ho says, nro
running rampant, and havo klllod
thirteen peoplo within n few miles of
tho Agun Frio ranch.
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a famous French Hi-tontlst litiu rocom-
mended a diet equally divided be
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other beat ra'me alooj. I held up
Marcarrl to thorn ami a nallor ald:
' "11 her ko. Sho I dead
" 'Stic la not dead.' I ald to htm,
nud you take hr aboard If you don't
want'to go to hell llh murder oa
your oul.' So they took her In. And
aim opened her cyea and ntnlled at mo
nnd made tho aallor turn and look at
,u'r
-ii hen they (jot me aboard the
,,, tiu,y t,m j10r In a atateroom and
ft her. and put mo In another. 1
hollero that If a debtor had been with
i.r rlcht nway with stlraulanta for
her poor, overtired body, she mlcht
ho nllvc. now. Hut they werti ull
mixed up, and when I found whero
h was lying all alone she was dead.
'Thai's nbout nil, except that a
stownrd came Into the room nnd said
' Kucssed wo might as well throw
uw nouy overuonru, ami i sniavneu
i m u tnoeyo so iimi no ten ouiamo
Ith her until
ACTION 1X RECOVER DAMAOKS
I'RO.M FIRST TRUST AND SAV
INGS RANK WAS FILED I.ATE
SATURDAY A FTKRXOOX
Through F. Hooper, prosecuting
attorney of Slakyiou county, Califor
nia, Eugene Snxton, Into Saturday af
ternoon, tiled n suit for damages
ngulust tho First Trust nnd Savings
bunk, liu asks fur $10,000,
Kaxtou was arrested In Mineral,
Idaho. July 30, by Fred Moreley.
charged with tho "Huuthorn" for
geries federal secrvl servlco men nro
now trying to unravel. Tho complaint
cites that he was brought this city In
Chains, nud held 171 days iu Jail,
through two seMilouH of tho grand
Jury, to bo exonerated In tho end. It
Is hold Hint n a result, his health Is
Imimlred.
As mo luiormuiiou, ew., o .
fund tht arrest mado at tho Instnnco of
tho olllcers of tho bank, It Is alleged,
tor this reason damagos aro asked on
tho grouud of malicious prosecution
COMMITTEE WILL
TALK WITH LANE'
tvi:ntv vi:.u iavikxt pus m.
, TO UK IMSITHSKI) WITH 1IHA!)
I Of Till: INTCItlOll IIKIMItT
. MIJ.NT .IV IK ON TIIK JOII
j VA8IIIN(5TON, I). C Feb. 0.
The Irrigation committee of the
houMt." a)a Itt-iiri-dftitatlre filnnott,
"l formulating a revision of the rec
lamation law, to allow twenty yeara
In which to make payment, to nulh-
.or ii; me necrviary oi me ini-i
lor to uind the realdeneo re-
(julromrnU for a perlo.1 not ci
cetiUnc fire yean, and to provide inch
(Other relief which experience cera to
' make advisable, llotb tho icnato and
jtho house committee on Irrigation
j will meet with Secretary of tho Inter
ior 1-ano to dlicuM aroendrnenU al
, ready agreed on."
i Abel Ady of Klamath Kails has
been In consultation with Slnnott and
tho reclamation service regarding
( power from the Klamath Irrigation
project. Tho farmers claim they
should havo the prcfcrcnco in the salo
jot power, rather than tho city of
I Klamath Falls, Inasmuch as they arc
Ipaylng for IL. '
BREAKS THROUGH
ICE AND DROWNS
;. W. JONKS, TILI'II-U(, MKKTS A
TKAfilC KXI NK.IH WOUDKX.
IIAII IlKKX MIKSlXn SIXCK KAK
I.V SATUHDAY
A Jagged hole in tho ice among the
tulea near Wordcu bears mute evi
dence of tho tragic death of O. W.
Jone. an aged trapper. Searching
parties have been seeking him since
Saturday morning, hut the hole in the
Ice waa not discovered until 9 o'clock
thU morning.
Mr. Jones taarted on a round of his
trap early Saturday morning. When
ho failed to return during the fore
noon, hla two sons spread the alarm
and stnrted parties searching in the
lule.
This morning the weary searchers
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lrnctH1 wnero (uo (rapper uuu kuuu uu
'the Ice covering a small pond In the
Ituies between Worden nnd Ady. Fol-
I lowing tho trull they camo to tho hole
jwliero the trappor met his death.
Mr. Jones camo to this country
Inboul throw years ngo nnd took up a
homestead near Worden. For three
winters ho made a successful busi
ness of trapping.
After coming to this county ho and
his wife, whoso present whereabouts
Is uot known, separated by mutual
ngreomcut. Ho hns two sons living
on tho homestead, nnd one daughter.
Mrs, H. 1.. Volt, whoso husband con
ducts a general storo at Worden.
OUT FOR OFFICE
AXXOUXCES HIS CANDIDACY FOR
CITY TREASURER TODAY IS
HEAD OF LOCAL AHSTRAOT
COMPANY
The llrst uiau to really declare him-
self a caudldato for eloctlon at tho
coinlug city polling is Arthur IL Wil
son. Wilson socks tho office of city
treasurer.
Wilson U head of tho City and
County Abstract company, and la nh
three years' resldouco, has acquired a
wide acquaintanceship.
ARTHUR
WILSON
DESERTER LEADS
ATTACK AGAINST
HUERTA TROOPS
SKVKIUli lil( FIGHTS AUK MURK
FOIt TIIK W.KK
In Addition to Torreon anil Tamplru,
Mautllan I Tfi real ene.1 Federal
Com nuinder of the letter Ganiaoa
Una l-MTlrtl to the Rebel Raaha.
City of Pad. urea Will Alao lie Ob
Jeel of A I lock.
wnueu iress m
MKXICO CITY, Feb. 9. Tho Uuer-
ta government faces a crisis today,
MlllUry men fear that several sac-
cessfut attacks wltl U made during .from San Francisco. Tola morala
the coming week by the rebels. jhe left for Kirk on a trip of laapcc-
In addition to Torreon and Tamplco Hon.
being menaced by the rebels. General j a a result of the anaouact
Fellpl Angebt, former federal general, I juvt made by Southern Facile offcials
is reported to be attacking Maxatlan.ithat big sums are to ba speat la rail
He descrtjsd Huerta last week, while 'road work all over the sysUa. ul
supposedly defendine Maxatlan. especially In Northern Callforal and
Vlnceate Sequera. an lnsorgent mil-southern Oregon, the arrival of Pt
llonalrc. U reported to be preparing , tcrJOti U the cause of much. SDecnln-
for an attack on Pachucca.
HAWLEY WOULD
IMPROVE PARK
OREGOX Ii.WMAKKR'H MKASURE
WOULD TURX IXTO A CRATER
KVKK KL'XI) ALL LICKXSK FEES
COLLECTED
Congressman Hnwley has a bill be
fore congress providing that tho reve-
nues derived from automobile and 1
other fees In Crater Lake National
Park, amounting to $2,000 or 13,000
annually, shall bo deposited In a spe
cial fund in tho treasury of tho United
States, to bo expended by tho secre
tary of the interior and the superin
tendent of the park in improvements
In tho park Itself.
Tho committee to which this hill
was. referred has suggested that the
funds be held subject to tho rcquUl
Hon of tho secretary of the Interior,
'rhls suggestion is likely to bo udopt-
ed. Congressman Hnwley feels that'" "" a w "" luo '
those foot, which haye hitherto gone
Into the general fund In the treasury
subject to reapportionment at the end
of the ilscal year, should bo used in
Improving tho park.
Punish No Delter.
J. L. Purrlsh, who Is III with pneu
monia at his homo ou Crescent ave
nue, is no better today. His condi
tion Is grave.
Tho Delaware state grange at Its
recent annual moetlng voted over
whelmingly for woman suffrage.
Open Bids
Several Otters Are Received for a Bend Issse
Another big stride toward a city
hall for Klamath Falls will be taken
this eyoDlng. Tho council, at Its
mootluK tonight, will consider bids for
tho city hull bond-issue.
This Issue Is tor M,000 twenty
year bonds', boarlug lutereat at 0 per
cent. v v
Thoro aro soveral sealed proposals
at tho city hall waiting to bo openecHho preliminary work is beta at
and considered at tonlght'a meeting of
the council.
GUST PETTERS0K,
WHO BUILT LINE,
VISITS KLAMATH
I.KFT TODAY FOR K.VD OV
R.UT.KOAD
THE
FolloKiog tho AniKwi&rgntemt TtuU
SutlHTB I'aclllc Is to Extern Kli
Hob la the Kstaaio ajtd Connie
tlo of Work, Visit of the HaJlrssMl
Contractor Is Cavatac a Mild Mar
ry la Klamath Fall Today.
Gugt Pellenoa 0, Erickaot. 4k Pt-
tenon, railroad contractors who built
tho railroad from Weed to Kirk, r-
rived la Klamath Falls last alkt
tion. To many, this u an Indication
that work Is to be reaunmed tala aprlM
and the Klamath-Natroa catofC will
be continued, or tho northern torcU
nus of this end of the line will to
tended to a connection with, the ontav-
era extension of the Oregon Trunk
from Bend, the line to be OMd Jointly
by Hill and Harrisan tnUraots.
Petterson would not- giro ont any
thing regarding hi wlsoion. wnom
queried. This coming, together witk
the extension work outlined by the
Southern Pacific, though, has at le
a favorable portent.
AIR MAN KILLED
AT SAN DIEGO
MEMBER OF THE AKMY AVIATION
CORPS JUMPS FROM MACaONK
WHEN IT TURNS TURTLE, AND
SINKS IN DAY
SAX DIEGO, Feb. 9. Lieutenant
aviation corps, met his death here to
day. While manouverlng In a Wright
hydroplane, ho apparently started to
glido from a height of about 400 feet
to tho water.
Something went wrong, and Post
either Jumped or fell from the ma
chine as It turned turtle.
Post struck the water some distance
from tho machine, and sunk beneath
the. surface. The machine reached
the water somo seconds after the
man's body.
Lieutenant Post was a native of
Now York, 28 years old.
for City Hall
At the time the people voted to la
suo the bonds for the erection of a
city hall, ono of the big objections
raised Iu some quarters was that tko
city would not be able to dispose of
bonds. Tho number of proposal re
ceived Is a positive refutation of tab.
The city hall is to be erected on tho
city's property on Walnut areaue. fc
twoen Fourth and Fifth streets. All
tended to this winter, la ortUr to al
low construction work la the tartaf
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