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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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White Light Is Now Turned Off
NEWS NOTES FROM
TAMPICO SOON
TO BE TAKEN
Successor of John
Bassett Moore
Gonghs Resignation
Causes Army Crisis
THE RESERVATION
Congressional Probes Are Discouraged
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WASHINGTON. D. C April 3.
Admiral Fletcher today telegraphed
the navy department. Intimating that
Inmplco will soon fall Into the hands
of tho rebel force now surrounding
the city.
Tho smallpox Is raging in the city,
end tho admiral has hoard from pri
vate sources that the city may capit
ulate without resistance.
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Tendency of the Democrat It Still to Investigate Everything,
But These Are Tabled
General Hubert de U Poor Gough,
serving In the British army In Ulster,
was the chief cause of the crlsU in the
u.anuivr is i&si!Kn vnn wnn. British army over the Ulster situation
DEN RESIDENT WHO EXHIRrTs'"" f? WUh lh. ?!!!"! f
his subordinate caused the trouble.
HARDWARE TO MAKF. HIS
POINT PLAINER
Town Topics
Den Gay and Claire Stlfller had an J
argument over an old settlement this.
morning at Worden, and Gay empha- Couple Arc Wedded.
Mied his remarks by drawing a gun. Iasl e,enlng Justice of the
A warrant for his arrest Is now In ,,eace K w. Gowen performed the
the hands of a constable, and, if ccrcmony uniting Edith Gllbertha
caught, he will have a hearing before LugDJ. of Keno and Earl C. Foster of
Justice H. Snowgooso this evening. Chlloquln in the bonds of matrimony.
- Tn naDDy couple will leave tomorrow
'for Chlloquln to reside.
TOO MANY HATS
FOR ONE YOUTH
Mr. Slephesta Is Better.
' Word has been received from Port
land to the effect that Mrs. Tom W.
Stephens, a former well known resi-
' i dent of Klamath Falls, underwent a
.surgical operation earlier in the week.
(She Is reported as greatly Improved In
ATTKMPT TO DISPOSE OF THEM health as a result.
IX SECOND HAXD STORE
CAUSES INVESTIGATION
THE POLICE
BY
Another Daace.
The attempt of a young Mills addi-,
The Mills Addition Club will give
.the third of a series of dances -ia Mills
'Addition hall this evening. Invlta-
't Ions have been mailed.
tlon boy to sell four hats tn a second "!otaK to 8UTer Lake?
hand store Thursday afternoon caused ., h
au;uuc Muiuiui imyw ...., j
auto to any place in that vicinity can
arrange for same by calling the Sun
Start Sunday morning.
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the police to make an investigation.
Although the hats have been taken
hv friA nfflra thov ham nn tVasi
able to find who owned them. I81 Grocerr
The boy. after offering the sats for
sale, hid them, but he produced them ; , ., ... ..
when the police asked him to. Heto"K -"
insists that he found them in a box at . ChaB & ot Protalx. Ariz..
a dump heap, but the newness of the representing an investment company.
merchandise makes the police ques- ln w.h,ch ne te Interested. Is in the
tlon this story. cllJ' Iookln8 after profitable Invest-
jinents for his company. He is being
(iirl Has Fall. piloted over the country today by W.
As the result of a fall during the M-1,ontellus ot tne Klamath Develop
uooa hour at the Riverside Khool,rac"nt compan3r'
Thursday, 9 1 year-old Rita Low Is suf- i
ferlng from a bruised head and back. ne per cent of ,ho cntts - tb
The injuries, though not serious, arei00"118 ouId C0Tr a11 the ani rea
painful. ot ,,ie Stobe to a depth of 290, ac-
cording to the United States geolog-
Herald want ada bring malts. i"?1 unfer-
WASHINGTON. D. C, April 3.
The light of democratic "pitiless pub
licity" Is waning. Legislators are not
quite as anxious to probe e?crythlng
under the sun from Esperanto to the
"baseball trust" as they were once
upon a time.
Nevertheless the Investigation epi
demic remains sufficiently serious to
give the house rules committee seri
ous food for thought. This mental
process has led then to the conclu
sion that If this searchlight business
method continues, congress must re
solve Itself Into nothing more than a
vast inquisitorial body. Hence, the
edict has gone forth from the bouse
rules committee that hereafter the lid
Is on tight as far as Investigations are
concerned. In order to make good
this edict the committee has pigeon
holed no less than forty-three Investi
gation resolutions. Some of them have
had action, such as the. Calumet and
Colorado strike probes under the
forceful effect ot a house caucus. Then
there has been a probe of Mulhall
charges against the National Associa
tion of Manufacturers and others.
IJut the majority of the forty-three
resolutions Introduced In this con
gress have had no committee action,
and will never again see the light ot
Hy HUKTON K. STANRIMII
(Written for the United Press)
day, according to authoritative 111 for
mation from the committor
And the rules committee Is a'vastly
powerful body; their edict will go,
unless a group of democrats, dis
gruntled by sue coarse, force con
gress Into action by the caucus roiw
Every time some big question Is be
fore the public a flock or Investiga
tion resolutions pour In upon the
rules committee, n
The forty-three resolutions above
mentioned represent only separate
subjects, but tb-j pigeonhole In the
rules committee room hid scores of
duplicates.
Sometimes the Investigation reso
lution Is for the purpose of creating
political capital. The congressman
sees In a popular subject the chance
to make himself sqlld with the folks
back home, and in goes a resolution.
Anything ot course thst affects the
price of living Is a live wire subject
for the enterprising congressman, and
even If beefsteak or bread remains
Just as highor goes higher Mr.
Congressman gets credit back In his
district for tooling out for the plain
folks. And they're, the people who
cast the votes.
Probably, however, tho majority ot
such resolutions do not arise solely
from the desire to get vote. Most of
tho Investigations proposed have be
hind them a vital public Interest, or a
condition In which publicity menus
correction.
Tho house rule committee, how
ever, now lakes th position that tho
majority of the petitions ewer sub
ject which can readily bo dealt with
other barnrlie of tho government
' For Instance, there are now m
'pending, resolutions to Investigate tho
llock Island railroad, tho Tore Mar
quette railroad, the Chicago, tiultith
and Minneapolis wheat markets All
of these matters could readily come
under tho purview of emitting soveru
mental bodiesthe former under tho
Interstate Commerce Commission, the
tatter under tho department of Justice
and tho bureau of corporations
The flood of resolutions, however.
Is dwindling. When the democrat
first came Into power, they wanted ev
erything Investigated. Appropria
tion galore, eipendltures without
end. Ah. they were matin by repub
licans, and were they not proper mat
iter for democratic 'pitiless puhllc-Mt"
Then after the first rnthuslasm.the
democrats forgot that tho republicans
ever existed. Subsequent Investiga
tions would cover such subjects as
dissolution of Mh American Tobacco
company, the American Woolen com-
pany. tho forest service, tho use of
Esperanto as an auxiliary languag,
and so on. ad Infinitum.
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Washington wan to succeed John lias
sett Moor, counsellor ttt tho stttlo do
Prtment. hu as said to bo otto of
I Hid most valuable officials the stats
depatimettt ha over Knuwti. Ho has
seleCtrd Itoberl lousing of VaIiIh
Ion, 1) t'.. a son-in-law of the former
'secretary of state, John II. Fouler
IMr Foster was ronsldered ono of tho
I first diplomats In the history of tho
!trnlted HiA(, Mr. Ututng I about
Amherst College.
60ES UNKNOWN
TO THE NOOSE
COWBOY HAXDIT REFUSES TO
DISCLOSK HIS IDENTITY, HAY
ING HE WOULD .NOT DISGRACE
IUH PARE.VTH
Only a Few Pieces of
Land Yet to Rent
sSee Ut Quick
80 ACRES POTATO AND GRAIN
LAND, $5.00 PER ACRE, HALF
CASH, BALANCE AFTER HARVEST.
HOUSE AND BARN.
5 ACRES BLACK LOAM CELERY AND
GARDEN LAND, CHEAP FOR CASH.
2 ACRES FINE GARDEN SPOT; RICH
SOIL, CHEAP FOR CASH.
United Press Service
SAN QUENTIN, April 3 Thomas
Grc-en, a cowboy employed by a mo
tion picture troupe, who murdered
the cashier ot the Blythe bank while
robbing that Institution, was hanged
at 10 o'clock this morning. This Is
the first of a series of hangings every
Friday this month.
The man showed no fear, and went
to his death refusing to reveal bis
true identity.
"I don't want my old parents to
learn ot this. It would break their
hearts," be said. "I am sorry I killed
the man, but shot on the Impulse nf
the moment."
Heard on the
K.C.H.S. Campus
West Kicks to Lane
That King Is Idling
'They shall la'ajt cases, except
The United States commission to
South America representing the Panama-Pacific
exposition, reports that
all of the seven countries visited by
them, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentine,
Chile, Bolivia. Peru and Venezuela,
will have extensive exhibits at the exposition.
Subscribe for the Hsrald. 10 eeaU
a month.
treason, felony and breach of prom
Ise." in the way Kenneth Stewart
quoted part of section 6, article 1, of
the Constitution, In class this morn
ing. J j t
The flrst work of E. V. Hawley's jGovemor West,
class In electrical engineering was the i
Installing of a new telephone switch I
board In Principal Paught's office.
With this new bosrd It Is now an easy
matter for one to talk to any depart
ment without going to the office.
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The ball gsme with Merrill high!
school, which was to have been played
tomorrow, bss been cancelled on ac-j
count of the Merrill team moving to,
Oakland. He will ester school In the)
n rniw ' I
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High collars will be fashionable
with a few of the demure co-eds for i
several days.
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The boys are having trouble re
moving a pebble from where will be
the foundation for the Senior memo
rial fountain.
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The tennis net la, up today tor the
first time In seven days.
"If Will It. King will spend loss
time dabbling lu local Oregon politics
and devote more time to his duties as
an officer of tho reclamation service,
our chances for less whiskey and
more water In Oregon will Improve."
Tho above telegram has been sent
to Secretary of the Interior lane by
King, who la chief
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MERRILL-KLAMATH
GAME IS CANCELED
OXF. OF THE 1'I.AVKIW 1 LEAV
ING, MO MEimil.MTP.rt CALL IT
OFF MUCH DWAPItll.VrMKVr
N FELT HERE
(Herslil HiUl Hertlt.)
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tl Wllsoti, supervu.ir r nai,n ttut.
tloii tu Oroieuii. has i.. ... :
ItlK 10 business matters ,rje f(
ID bediming supervisor , WM
reservation, ,! u,rr W1, mud, lh
llvlty mi tho trrnl . i),rB
While ho Has heir t . 1...1 . t . .
pupils Ullder llm... irsrher, ,
niav huuiiii Tiuu ti(l( uok rn
III tho (MltoiUlumrtita Tl.. .! .
choir was nnuthrr fine urKntiils,
o ail remniitber It.n Ut UhUU
team he rouinted luii. ,...- .....
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mail) tillirr tilings he 4.i m&tt!,
iil.iMil mum like tiiiiiin i-f aii ii.....'.
dron.
rUturday night the ti4 t. M
hard that It shook id. At-Et; jy,
ing and rsrrlwl off all n.r. ra, rui
latr and uther IIkIiI lunits iu'i
iehrd In be lit the janl . At a tmk
there was iiuililnc toft lur itn tu
rleaner to gather Up
Alvt Wilson, srconiiHiaicJ tr I'k
jfe, made a trip t Kma ftH,
ltd bCk bebtlul lb roll horv. Tsb
w the first time thai Aln tut lU,
In a train, and ho sat n is ib ssiWh
trip h over made Its t tni4v Ultl
tlrtFsomo drivts to tho I'jilt bain
Itlo locomotive lOUte the U.I
Mrs, Ham Alteii an aged inJU
man, died from old age mrtilt
There are very ( of ifee 0I4 Ie4!ui
toll now, In a fe iiigre tnn tly
III alt be gone
It seem good to ' la i
travel again, The roads are ritu
fast, sud tn only a fc low fhtn m
It muddy yt.
There are many tmlutx fma Til-
nas who are coming to Mode foal
lu work on the dlich Mart Ulm
will ttU be employed
"lllodgett Is going to leave, so
can't play ball Saturday," was tho
burden of a telephone mesaage from
tho Merrill high school this nftrr.
noon to K, V. Ilawlcy.
Tho local ball tossers are much put
out over the apparent caldfooidnrss
of ttin Alfnlfalles, and aro not tho
least backward In oppressing (heir
opinion of n tenm that depends on
0110 man.
The fact of lllodceit's Intention to
leave has boon known for more than
a week. Tho ti lad. think the
iTmi management snotilit iiavo can
J celled the, game earlier In the week,
.and saved qultn a dent of trouble and
einiitiflM
Arrangements have Jmt Imttiti
for tho sate of tO.OOU OU0 feltttsV
br on the Toncsas National fo.'TstU
Alaska, This forest is ml up tr W
and Inlet, some, of likh ilrtue
IHirtunlty fur taking the llraUr frea
the mill to tho decks of txjnrol
stcainirs.
If your pocketloik U eroplr "
from slrkneM or acrJd'nt, 111 W
McCoy.
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KUitMtn IWuln. Hoe ttillrotr, Id
Msln.
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Pranclsco have found a sew canker !,. . ,"11'
disease on chestnut .trees recently Im
ported from Japaij
1303 Main Strwt
KlMUth Falli, Ore.
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Reduction on Genuine Edison
Mazda Lamp
CLEAR
28 Watt .J ,30
40 watt ,30
0 Watt v ,40
109 WaU .' 70
w.tt 1.10
a0 Watt ijo
FROMTKD
$35
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CAMPKU NOT TO RON FN INCN
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and an Oregon man, was In the state
recently, and It is understood that
West believes he Is a supporter of
'Judge Dennett of tho Dalles, a candi
date for the democratic nomination
as governor.
1 Governor West Is supporting Ur, C.
J. Smith, and It Is thought that the
telegram may have been as a result of
itbls situation,
WE ALWAYS GIVE OUR OU1TOMEKS ADVANTAGE OP EVERY
REDUCTION IM PRICK
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Baldwin Hardware Company
AGENTS FOR TMJC GENUINE EDISON MAZDA, KING OP LAMPS
Ambrose Returns.
iveun Ambrose, who has been
spending the winter In tho South, re
turned last night for tho summer,
Ambrose Is well known in local ath
letic circles, being a baseball, basket
ball and football player ot more than
ordinary ability.
rhino that has plenty f oil and grouse.
roaay to run night ntid day. (Ex
cuso mo.)
I take this metnod of advising the
voters of all political parties, In or
der that they may make sotnn other
moro suitable choice; thai I am not
an aspirant to .any office, and partic
ularly the county courtship of Klam.
nth county.
I bog to remain, yours very truly,
D. II. CAMPIIKI.I,,
A "bee exhibit" Is being manned
under the direction of Thomas n.
Stallsmlth, chief of (ho department nf
agriculture of tho Panama-Pacific ex
position. The boos, Installed In glass
hives, whero visitors can watch the
oimons, workers and mates, will have
Ihe range of the hundred acres ofj
nowera.
Theater Guide
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Housekeeping rooms, r bridge.
MRS. A. PKTEKMTPINKR'H
Not much silver,
Bat plenty to sat,
Per a two Mt osea
It caa't he beat.
ise ttxui atmt
The color of the official flag ot the
Panoma-Paclflc exposition are bluo,
Kotd and orange. At fly and hoist
there Is n bluo trlanglo, tho aplcea of
iii centering in a gold oval In tho
middle of the flag, upon which a blue
battleship Is silhouetted. Above and
bolow tho central figure are fields of
orange.
Herald want ads krlBg results.
month.
If your pocketbook is mntv ,......,
from sickness or acoident. iii u..t
McCoy. ..."
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There are two klaAa ot luu..
Chllcoto writes U,e kJad that pays.
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
KAYE MUHIMMIK
Novelty Itanters
"Ttin Mak of Coinoy,"
Drama In Two Parts
"Tlie Heart of Mangle Mli'
Drama
"C.irillM Hie Enrlli."
Comedy
New PlctHrrs Hal unlay
New Pictures Nuiulay.
Aduileslon lOc and OBe
TEMPLE TIIEATH
Tho Necklace of Ramcsls,"
Edison Three-Hel Bp''
"How Burke and llurke Made
VlUgrsph Conifdy
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