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WI'.M. TODAY
turitlMiloi- l lUMIjlM,lllJ''-HII llwl
ding " HlHhphWjif Hn l'Mir KM
,lli, ihi'I II I" IH'lft'vwl They will
I,I,,.VIkMk rttiiKo from Thw
mid n llnlf l M" ThwtwyiMir
tew ruiinilo. .
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IlKI'DINd, Marchvll. Mrn. 0. 0.
McKiiIkIiI. who resides wear tlolln
yUIa, gavo birth to (our children Inst
nltlit. Tli woro nil born between
ij()3 iiiul 11:1G.
All of the children nro normally
developed. The first horn weighed
3i pounds, unit tlio last 13 pounds.
Mm. McKnlght Jm 40 year of ago;
nud weighs 10G pounds, Hlio Is llio
mother or nine other children, nil of
whom nro living.
The mother U doing sploudldly af
ter giving birth to quadruplets.
At iioim today, all four of tho llttlu
linen wero dleoplnii pvnreftilly nfter
kllKhl noiirUlmient.
TIki nttendlnic h)'Hlilnit bolluvw
tint (our will till llvo.
To nld In thin, mi iiecliitly liiijirn
vlixd Incubator vux went out from
ItcddliiK In an nutotuohllu today,
UriiiMi nt Pine 41roT'.
A ltriuru of more than uual Inter-'
et will bo given nt tho Pine drove
icliool hoimo Saturday evonlng. wliou
J I. Joliuhtone and W. 1). i)eehoru
will talk on Alanka, toting (acta
learned through residence there. The
lecture will lo llluritrntcd with Inn
tern xlldcx procured by Klder 8, D.
Ilnrlnu No ndnil.Hlon will be
charged.
t'oinel'N llroitiei' lien.
Adolph Cornell arrived last night!
(rem .Minnesota to aMlst Jn the search
(or tho body o( his brother, who vra
swept down tho Mnk River raplda
and drowned a vvoek ngo. Tho broth
er will remain until tho body. let
(mind, and will then toko tho remains
emt for burial.
oDadruplets ARE
BORN TO MOTHER
OF NINE OTHERS
STATE FORESTRY PRODUCTS ARE .
TO BE STUOIED BY U, S. OFFICERS;
PLAN WILL BE VERY BENEFICIAL
( I lernlil Bpeclnl Hervlce)
l'0RTlANU, March 11. Tho ai
trlct forester at Portland bus uat in
augurated ntfoxnauatlvo study' of tho
1'ioductlon and consumption of, foroaf
nrodiirta In Oregojianjl A'BBhifnfton.
specially prepared schedules ore,
Iwliig mailed to nil producera of and"
lalerK in lumber, ahlnglea, plica,
I'olea, ties, pulp, fuel wood, boxes,
ImnketB, trunks nnd other Hlmllor
wooden products, wjth u view to do
''.rnilnlng tlip quantity nnd viiluo of
Iboso products 'mode nnd lined nnnu
ol'J'Jn theso two stales.
The last similar survey of tho
wood using Industries of this region
was rmido flyo years to? It is bo
"oved thnt alncju, then ' surprlslDB
lunges havo tjtkeTplgesTa 'tiOrnffr
"s Industries." Old plnhtsftuiTe been
enlarged, new: pianishnye'. been built,
..nnd many ontiriyrnay 'Industries
I'ove sprung -up., ' ." ' ,
..f 'i .l Vs -
Dn purchssrt 'ortiMwdl-d In con -
llecnuse lhWfactov,wiiot,'bten
mr,, Jwiw;;kastfwiiilR
happened tbkttrlInrotat-';ka.Ta
Founjf Congressman
Fights Sen. Penrose
Thl In HeprcHcntntlvo Arthur
Ruploy ;( l'cniiylvnnla. who han tic
BUn n flhl nuiilmt Benntor rcmoo
on tho .round that IiIb reflection to
tho aennio wa obtained corruptly.
Mr. Ituploy In hlmmjlf a ntcmher of
cangroaa irom rcnnayivnnia. no
charKfil, In tin nrRiiiunnt before tht
donato coinmltlio which hnndled tho
camt of Pennine, that tho liquor Inter
enln combined In behoK of I'enroue
"(or' tho pitrpoun of buying votes
through paid ngentii." Ho chargod
nUo thnl big oinployora of hthor co
erced their men to vote for Fonroae
In tho primary. Mr. Uupley wob
elected aa a rndlcal republican nnd u-
progressive In 1912, but ho wa de
feated for re-election In 19H.
SHERIFF IS AFTER
DELINQUENT TAX
Ni:cOM XOTIOK IIKIN'd HKXT TO
T1IOSK IX ARHKA1W I'Olt PIMt
HO.VAIi TAX CAN IKVV AMI
AKUi THKIlt II'KRTV
The nhorlff'a olllco (orco l bimy
lending out tho aocond notlcca lo
tho people delinquent in pergonal tax.
Under tho law, tho Hhcrlff han tho
power to levy on nnd noil all pornonal
property of dellnquentH to Battofy tho
tax fee. Ho con also charge tho per
aonal tax against any real mtnto tho
dollnqucnt may own.
tracts; whoroas tho purchaser could
hnyo obtained tho product locally.
Tho.gonoral assembling and pub
lishing,' by tho government, of Infor
mation along these linos toads to
promoto tho" uso of homo products.
Furthermore, It- Is folt that, thoao ln
torestod In developing tho reaourcos
of tho region will find tho statistical
resuming from this study nt great
valuo,
It Is, expected that tho forest serv
ice will receive' tho co-oporntlon nud
support of, all firms called upon to
furnish reports In connection with
this slud'f for It 'i flbvjoun that to bo
of the highest value tho ngurea
shoujd bo, complete,
there nro nearly 4,000 llrms In
Oregon" and IVnablngtonVutlllsIng for
est products, directly, or-Indirect ly, In
cohnec'tlon with their' ilBustrlos.
Hahcei'thsre will bo n .Uge 'volume
ofcorrMPondenco to nanaio, ana
inuch Work to be done In classifying
nil ' summarising tho Individual
schedule Jhawlir goto roa,ko up. the
comuleted reBbrt'V ' u, '
It ,is nopea tnat ine resuns wni no
KValUbl fajr 'mtntlHMi; ,som ti
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY,
TWENTY-ONECARS
OF STOCK LEAVE
OXM AMtVV KlUHT VMtH I.KKT
j TO (JO Ol'T, Till: HIIH'I'IXO tiKA.
, m iiuixii Hiiirrv wKi,i, ri.y.
Twenly.nin. enrloaiU of Htock left
Mldlniiil today for oittaldo'polnta, In-
siiiui of alxlneh, as repuKodyeOer
nliiy. iS'lneleeu cnrloadH wero of rat
tle, the thlpiuciitH being an follews:
Kr;U Ktukrl, hlx earn to Swanacn &
fo., Rhcrniiiento; CIuim, Morion, lx
tarn lo Oakland Meat Co., Oakland;
Clmido Mitchell, live car? to Orato &
Owen Co., Oakland: Oidjorno, two
corn dairy alock lo Newman, Col'f.
llcHldeH i hose, AdaniM & Stewart
'sent two earn of horaea lo Ban 1'ran-
It.fclKCO.
Thla la probably the !n big hlp
t'lef'i o( cnttlo to be sent out. There
arc only about eight more carloads of
initio awaiting fdilpinent.
CROOK TO WORK
LINCOLN ROUTE
IWJ KXI OK THK COUXTV ItOAl)
APPItOPHIATIO.V TO UK SI'KXT
IX IIOAI) FltOM IIKXD TO LA
1'IXK VIA LAVA IIUTTK
I.A PINK, March 11. Tho county
court of Crook county has appropria
ted tho "big end'of tho county's road
runds, to be used on tho Lincoln high
way, from Rend to l.a Pine, via Lava
nutte.
it In tho Intention of tho county olll
cluls to make this highway as good ail
any in tho state, mid keep it so.
The rond la ono which wlll-bq used
extensively by automoblllsts en route
to tho fair, and will give them an op
portunity to see Oregon's most per-
fe,ct volcano whllo en route.
LINKS LEAD THE
BOWLING LEAGUE
I'ALMH ARK TRIMMED, IX TWO OF
THRKK OAMK8. AND DROP TO
HKCONI) IOSITIOX IX THE
ieim: cor.UMX
Tim l.lnkvlllo team last night took
two o( tbroo games from the Palms.
Incidentally, they took tho lead of the.
Rowling League from tho Palm team.
Tho scores follew:
L1NKVJLLKS
1- 2
,,...,..188 101
.148 ;,213v'
3.
109
161
166
136
Hlco . , .
Sholl ..
Dremer
lloyd . ,
Lcnvltt
.161
,.163
,.116
163
.143
J30187
Totals 770
PALMS
840 708
2
146
191
163'
154
176
3
177
.165
170
126
134
Laventk .
Kotsdover
R. Dnle .
D, Dajo . .
Kent . . ,
Totals ,
,,.13
,,.136
,..149
.156
,.148
.74.4 816 ,770
neturWirom S.,F.
Kd Dunham nd Luke B. Walker
catne In lastmlght tjovn an Francisco
whero'tbey attended tlio Vanderbllt
rjice.
v t - I
Hera Fres Merrill. v -.
jf&tlutifa. 'Merrill anf CftOMr.
ri;HsVs,refldtlir of Menrlll sad
botlt Corner'' county - couwlHloners,
r'3itri far 'business trlpK 'Z 5
' -W ' i v ."
. AJr ' 4p -.,
Lillian Cook, Brooklyn Girl Who
Disappeared, Found Dead at New
Haven; Former Employer's Home
BB-r j jm" '9"PaVk vi flEiH
KMnM-llZEr?B ' &? 43BBP1
HlEiWl-LB-ii t ff' ilPjAfe-.
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Tho body of Lillian Cook, the 18-yr.r-olU
stenographer, who had been
missing since February 2fith last, was
found on the top of a hill called West
rtec.lt In Weatvll! a,, suburb of Now.
llaven. It has not b'een'aseertalned
In what manner alio mot her death,
but suicide is tho general belief.
Previous to lier disappearance Miss
Conk had been stenographer for.Vlr-j
glnlus Mayo, n wealthy manufacturer
of Now Haven, and had lived alone
In I'ic V. W. P. A. or Now Haven.
Mayo has now admitted that while
fha lived with his wife In New Haven
he owned the house at 546 Fourth
street, u flno residential part of
Rrooklyn. where Miss Waterbury,
once his stenographer in hia New
Hayon factory, now lives' as Mrs. J.
Dudley. In that.houso and neighbor
hood Mayo himself , was known as J.
D illey. There arc also In tho house
thrco children, two of whom, Mayo
ro8, belong to him and Miss Water-
MATTHEWS HEADS
THE LOCAL MOOSE
COUXCILMAX IS CHOSEN AS. Die
s'' ;. ") "
TATOR OF PAPS" AT IABT
MART'S MEETING A SOCIAL
TIME FOLLOWED?'
At last nighty- meeting of Klamath
Lodge No. li06,;Loyal Order of
Moose, tho (oliowlng officers were
elocted for the ensuing term;
Dictator O. pi Mathews;
yico Dictator. Harry. Richardson.
Prelate Fred Bi'?BjrMr.
Trustee Ross Nlekerton.
Treasurer Robert A Mitchell.
OuterOuard W H?jA. Rentier. -Inuor
Guard Ojay Wilson i
All of tho newpfllcprs have been
ardent worlcorsfoitiie advancement
of the lodge, nnd'gret things are ex
pected during their; administration, ,
-. Following iheVerder of business
lust night, thf)MBben eniyd A
Ida.soclal time,- sjim(. gongs 'and, a
"I'liUmaH" Cat" AHrnets. ' n -
Much Interest is .being shown
In
the' now Maxwelinourlag car, which
Is. on exhlbttlen, today. The. Interior
rrtngemenV.il, gehtlit,'the ear .csn
be convertea t eefig qusrters,
MARCH II, 1915
bnry Another woman Is .the mother
of the third.
Mayo's confession brings' him out
as a, striking figure In the mystery,
although at the' time of Miss Cooks'
disappearance be was on a trip to
PhfladolphJa and Washington- He
claims that Miss Cook bad no knowl
edge of his dual life, and la perfectly
Innocent of anything that may be said
of her:
The simple chronology of events In
the related lives of Mrs. Dudley and
Lillian Cook are these:
It was four years 'ago that Miss
Waters or Waterbury. Mayo's stenog
rapher, went to ltvo in the Brooklyn
house as Mrs. Dudley. Three years
ago Lillian Cook was employed aa
nurijo girl for Mrs. Dudley.- It waa a
year ago that Lillian went to work
as a stenographer In the New Haven
factor'. going to live at the Y. W. C.
A. and paying .84. SO. a. week for room
and board Lillian, disappeared on
Thursday. February 25th. and it was
not until Tuesday, March 2d, that her
father reported her disappearance.,
OPERA "MARTHA"
PLEASES CROWD
i
MKDFORD PAPERS COMMENT IN
GLOWING TERMS UPON CAPA
RIL1TY OF COMPANY KLAM
ATI! FALLS WOMAN A MEMBER
According to the Medford papers,
tlio now Andrews Opera company's
production of Broadhurat's "Martha"
is one of the. best English operas
seen -on the Coast thla season, end
they predict wonderful successes
whon the company goes on the road.
Ed Andrews, whose excellent work
as, "Koko" In the production of "The
Mikado" here a tew years ago, Is
head of the new company., Mrs. Don
J: Zumwatt of this city Is ono of the
cast, and regarding her the Medford
critics mako the following' cemment:
Sun: Julia .Zumwalt, who took
thf part of Nancy, was a favorite
from her first appearance In the'dnet
in tbeflrst act. She has i fine Uf
presence, indacU and sings. h;fHt
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Ui: an excepuonaiiy laeiugMitnMB-
MalUTrlbune) Julia luiwH' gave,
a most InteULfMt est .iry'rtilt;
Hon' of the ptrtrof NftWlftW wo
favor in :tae:lrst;uet WWitim;
ani bsW'Ur,a4rtnee;tbrek'tbe ei-
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WASHINGTON, D. C, Mareli II.
over Uio arrivai of the GeriBaai cnUeer Eitel -Frelderieh.-nfsi
iMrboVawl the al-Jct-Co. the Aaaericasi sailer, Frjre,-1
UaleincBta, President Wllaost has cancelled slipt-H'
next, three week.
Me win penoauUly Msaase charge-of the tnter tasaal -.ato-Hiesi mt:
vtvlll nee only offciab In tonch with
r
WltsOB baa ordered seaurchh-f
with theatnl-ur of the aailtec ship
In ro-operatiag la the laTeatiaatioa.
"A moat searchlac ienqryU
action is (axes wiu oe Daaea vpoa
It Is expected that the Eitel Freiderich wJU fatteme mt "Keifelk. tyl
The German fighter lata bad shape, mad H la alsoreterto''Uat"Ars'
British warshlne are waltlajr. o the
United Press Service
NORFOLK, March 1. It is BaolHciauy rettortea iaat' raiaan aaa;.
protested against the reiease of the
The protest. It ie understood, represents It to be an
the part of the United States to permit a vessel i
repair and return to sea to resnnse
United Press Service.
muuiiii. Aunn . imwmvu . -ii...-wp n-p--
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lag io break through the battle lime sonth of; AwmJyif
The numerical losses were Kt' gte. - v tfe-ili? WWi
. It Is clalaaed that British Titors-d)pe4 '(MiJsMMb'
;rlhUMniar--re .sd,lWWB.ii
DOG LICENSE IS
BEING COLLECTEO
COUNCIL OIIDERS POUNDMASTER
TO 5LKE A THOROUGH ROUND-j
UP, AND HE HAS STARTED TO
DO THIS
if you wish to keep Fido, Rover;
or Sport, part with, 1, 50 for a 1915
model dog license. If you wish to
keep Queen. Trjale or Lady doge of
tho female persuasion you will be
taxed 13.
The city council has wisely decided
that there are' too raaany dogs in
Klamath, Falls. Therefore, Pound-
master Ed Owens was notified to
round up all dogs that are not wear-"
Ing licenses. 'Owens says he will car-
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mU BRIDGE NFAB BOWANZ IS
m rf 118FI) snnii msmmffi
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KIVtK Al WILuUN HHIU.t
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A steel bridgo, Supported; on eon-
csete piers; wlll.span Lost 'JRIver near
tho reclamation smie'e "dlvewlon dam
In placecpttb!eTwiIson"bfrige,'ttiere,
v)ich.lHiaBedsclared-' unsafe for
trae: This moralng the -aembers of
theeewuty, court JVt,.to the bridge
tt8T'fr2S? ,r"i!r' M v ,
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MMratsteln ana'MeOernack'r'WereJae-"
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rro)ec.Maaar; j,,,u. ,waaa: oi
r-ielamatlon-serTlce: . Af tsr sesae cen-
ference tSre;;lt wm airreed .tbat'.tha
reelajnatlon Vvlce, whleh has twe
jr-aw,sjajS4.:woaajr?ija,lf
aiMva:fer, t eiUrfeaent
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CENTRALIA. Wash.. March 11 -
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north of the cityK'whUe.billr?aill
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fence, drove a nall;throBgb tbe'SrsJI
nnger pi nta ten nana; .:
driven, all t; wjr.. i and , net vkw
claw hammer, with whlchHo;tretJi:
It. and btiurU-uiblelto attritteniv
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was. loroM, loorswe, .aeaaynajj.-r
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