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SCORE IS 4 TO 3;
(UTS ARE 10 TO 7
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BROOKLYN, Oct. 10 -In n error.
Iwgimc, ttie Dodgem this afternoon
won tbclr flrxt enmo In the aeries
tram the llonton lied 8ox. The gnroe
wiBotdltliiKuUticd by any brilliant
pfyiif. althouRh only one error was
mitt taring the eiillro same. Mayii,
(or Beaton, unci Coombs for Hrooklyn
vim replaced In the box alter ouch
hi4vil!owed evin hlta.
Although the wenther was perfect,
tha attendance wuh lighter than cith
er of the flrat two game In Iloaton.
It vaa catlinated that about 30,000
people wltnoBHcd the game.
The batteries wore, Uoaton, Mnys
and Thomaa; Brooklyn, Coombs nnd
Miller.
The umpires were tho sumo as In
the flrat two gamoH.
No aeorcH wero made by either sldo
la the flrat or aecond Inning, although
laBoaton'M flrat Shorten and Hobllt
rttlBgled, hut neither scored.
Beaton foiled to acore In the third
H Brooklyn aevurod one run, Dau
rt and Stengel Mingled, Wheat filed
Ml, Cutabaw Blugled, scoring Dau
hirt. Boeton failed to KVoro (tgaln In tho
wrth and Brooklyn secured their
jwd run. oiaon bunted safely,
HHIar sacrificed, Coombs singled,
wring Olion.
. In the riftii inning It wa the same
atery over again, excent that tha
Candidates
13 Rural School Houses
' ? "r"t of n sorles of political
'WMIdalea' meetings, n. .the rural dls
niof Klamath county Is scheduled
vhL ,rmny cven,n uPPr
till y ',choo, hou,e- Already
h1en different meetings have been
f'ltsied (or,
'faaW ,0et,n8 wore arranged by
VS? 8c,100 Superintendent Fred
il!:?on ' wrote to the various
USr" ni Mked the to give their
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Third for Boston
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Maya, a former NorthwcHt l.onguo
twlrlcr, wau removed In tho sixth,
after ho had ullowod aocn hlta. He
was replaced by Foster,
Dodgora secured two runs liwtcnd of
ono. Wheat und Mowry walked,
OlHOn tripled, acorliiK both Wliout
nnd Mowry.
Uoaton aocurcd th'olr flrat runs in
tho hUIIi, when they mndo two tulilcs.
Ilondrlckaon, batting for Mays, wnlk
cd, Hooper tripled, scoring llondrlck
pon, Shorten MliiRled, scoring Hooper.
Uioiiltlyu failed to acoro, although
L'Hibert knocked out a three baggor,
but wa out nt pinto trying to mnko a
homer. Foster roplaccd Muys for
lii'don, who had allowed aoven hlta.
In tho aevonth Uoaton made thoir
third nnd Inat run, and Brooklyn
failed to score. In this Inning Combs,
who had allowed aoven hits, was ro-
plnced by Pfeffor. Nolthor acored In
ll.o eighth, nnd Uoaton fnlled again
In tho flrat hulf of tho ninth.
To Talk in
OctoborB Spring Lnko.
October 27 Pine tlrovo.
October 88 Fort Klamath
October 31 Donansa.
November 3 Olene. ,
November 4 Keno,
November 6 Henley.
Sunerlntendent Peterson auggosted
tn each school that' a light lunch 'be
served at a nominal cost, and that no
effort be mado to get, money out of
ii.. MBdidatAi. He also suggested
B$MMhWliit for county, offlce
;yvi,t!ire;lnutea In, wktoMo
pnaresa tno wi -," c rr
f onqtaersoflkes five mlntes,.and?fB
VASitii'dlkefcHloa of the Inltla-
ZJtJ?A thnt tlmae suggeatloua will
(xbeeted tnni muse uv.w"
'bl TflWout Ib eaeh district,
KLAMATH FALLS, ORECtON, TUESDAY,
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Red Sox
DOTY DECLARES
LOTS CAN NOT
BE EXEMPTED
MX'IjAUHH citv has no powkr
IN TIIK MATTKK
Council Fruiii Fifth AVanl Hays As
NewmietiU and Uoud Iaauea Are
Agalnat Property Sought to Be
Exempted From Taxes aad That
Interest on Tliesc Uoads Must Be
Collected From Hahl Iiiid.
A storm broke last night In the
council chambers of tho city hall
when ? Police .Judge- LeavlttThaoLf In'
Ished reading a petition from the
Klamath Commercial Club, nsklnc
that tho council exempt from city
taxes a tract of land near Shipping
ton nnd another south of Sixth atrect.
Councilman U. R. Doty of tho Fifth
ward caused most 'of tho storm, but
ho made up for tho silence of tho
others. To quiet things, Councilman
O. 1). Matthews moved that the mat
ter bo roferrcd to City Attorney It.
C. Oroc8beck Tor an opinion. The
council voted yea on this motion.
But the mater could rot be ua
usldo until Councilman Doty had lot
ii be known distinctively Just how
ho aloud on the propoaitlon.
"Aasoasmenta and bond laaues for
Howors and tho city hall are agalnat
that property and you can't remove
It from the tax rolls. The holders of
the bonds would bave you Into court
In no tlmo," said Doty.
"1 don't understand that It Is tho
purpose of this petition to have the
tracts of land cleared from any as
sessments against It. Tho petitioners
see only to hnvo it exempted from
annuul tuxes," said City Attorney
Orocsbeck. When bo asked it that
wero correct, simultaneously from
Fred Fleet and J. W, Siemens, secre
tary and prealdent of the commercial
club, came the respense:
"Yea, that Is all."
Judging from' City Attorney Qroes
beck's statement .last night, he prob
ably will report that there are no
legal objections to exempting' the
the property, from annual taxes. Mr.
Doty has made himself unmistakably
plain. A real, scrap is anticipated
next Monday -evening.
The Klnma'th Commercial Club is.
asking, that taxes not be collected
from the two .tracts inenwunew
Inducement torsanufacturers .to lo-'
cate In Klamath 3a)Mk, v v v '
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HKCKPTION FOIt PASTOR )
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A program of addresses'vocal and J
ini.iniinffli music buu b, rnuini
been arranged for the .reoeAloA, this
evening for Rev. and Krt; W B.
Rarabo at the Christian church. '
The addreaa of 'Welcome will be
Klven by R. H. .Dunbar and the re
sponse by Re Rasibo Mf' B, B.
Henry will re'ndWT vdcaj number
nd 'Misses' Joale Low Bd Maple
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Rambo and ! high f cuooi orenearaj
will renaer j wo num; !
ah members and friends
of the"
church'are Invited to tfie reception
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Stands by the President
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct.lO-Charles
K. Hughes, republican nominee for
president of the United States, today
dprlnrod that he feols it his patriotic
duty to"refraln from confmentlng'on
tho Newport submarining, so as not
to cmbarraB .President Wilson In this
crisis. ' i
'This is a time when wo, must Bts,nd
Furber Suataliw Injury.
J. J. Furber, looat agent-for Wood
Curt.Is'company, this morning suKered
n deop laseeratlon of the scalp' when
he (ripped and struck his head on an
Iron Ico carrier. He was on tho tank
at I lie' Ice factory when he tripped
and fell forward, his head .striking;
the carrier. A gash three Inches long
und deop enough to reach the skull
wns cut.
Do?s lAis Prove i
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,v -Here U a photograph of the life
preserver-found tat Cape Bllsabeth,
Me.,' which may or ma-fMt prove Vhs
eraa- merchant stthnaarlae was
loat at Mat .The navv"Breen"
jiteafllled. Wacfc, ; $&
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Submarine Crisis
Ijoiilnd the man who Is upholding' the
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Mr. Hughes.
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submarining after ihe" tenaIon"Is-
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SUBMARINING RAISES
INSURANCE ONSHIPPING
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LONDON, Oct. 10. As a direct re
sult of the submarining of six freight
steamers" off the American coast Sun
day, insurance rates on shipping have
materially raised, : according to
Lloyd's. l
he Bremen Lost?
crown. Over this mark waa the word.
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M.KVKN DESTROYERS' SEARCH
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NEWPORT. Oct. ndiEleven lor
rtdo-Wtttfove-rs l4"a flTft lle
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me uerasaa u riaie acnvmeajHt tat
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'Klnaston dacersofthenafMl
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success after' last night's
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next twenty-four hours' the 'search
v.lfi W abandoned. ' l' a ''";
Rear Admiral Oleaves believes that
'the wireless received1 yesterday tell
ing that1 survivors of the Kingston
were found was1 erroneously '"trans
mitted. The weather 'Is Wry unset
tled, and many persons believe the
w ireless operator rafafead. taenaao.
Tiie jChrlstlanri Kaaiaonf auBaiaoiei
aid after. being torpedeed: ?jil
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J fTEW YORK, Oc?.10. There Is a
grou-lng belief -that only
wero submarined Sunday
siibumrines owing to contradictory
reiiorts regarding the Kingston and
the Inability to" find any traces of her.
'Vessel Banis)
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10. The
local Toyo Klshen Kalsha Is advised
that the liner Seattle Macu tareach'
tng Yokahoma, afire, but will-not be
seriously damaged..
Murder, Charge DtaaaJased
. BAN LUISOBISPO, Oct.. 10. Jus
tice Mallagh today . dismissed -the,
ciqrder, charge against, Vic Hanson,
accused of kllllng.Mra eadle Sween:
ey:,. The .grand, Jurx advised diamis-.
sal cf .the .charge. m y
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proposed Btraaorn railroad
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sight, TJ,ypte.yahe Mt ,
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general elestWaybttt aa theolty. wardij
do pot.corraaponeV wlh the, votlag
preaWsr theralvele?tleii
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