Klamath republican., March 17, 1910, Image 1

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OFFICI 4L PAPER OF
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VOL. XIV.
AUTO CRASHES
INTO STREET CAR
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON, MARCH 17, 1910
OREGON U II I III:
U I II. ill I’ll I >1 Mill
• )*n»l si.iii •. Greatly I i '|«* vt M c )I In th,
I light«*« iitli Natloioil Irriga­
tion Congr«*»«
CONSERVATION RECEPTION FOR
CONGRESS OPENS NOTEO VISITORS
ENTIRE MILITAR) FOR« E
Wll.l. BE UNDER ARMS
War Deportnwnt Mak«*s Plano for
R.gular Army and Mate
Militias
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LEAPING PAPER OF
ROUTHKRN OREGON.
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NO. 50
AN ALL-STAR TEAM
WILL PLAY BALL
PlEbl.O, Colo, March 16. Th«*
WASHINGTON. March 16.— Prac­
Eight)" nth National Irrigation Con­
tically rhe entire military strength of
Foli: IN.II III U IN KIN l it lx. gress, Pueblo, September 26-30, I 9 1 0. I utsr st ili: < ostati ss fi er PARI Vol SALEM \ND 1*ORTI. \ND th«* Nation will b<* under arms and
la assured of th«* hearty co-operation
( ISCO M < IIIENT
"playing at war” during the months THE “OUTLAWS” NOU READY
HELI» I X I NITER STATI S
MEN HERE LAST XIt.Ill'
FOR < HALLENfi 1*34
slid support of the State of Oregon,
of July, August and September, ac­
which lint Itself entertained In recent
cording to the plans of the War De­
rears, th>* greatest d«*velopnient of
partment for the joint maneuvers of
MAN HURLED THROUGH GLASS GUARD th» country.
BALLINGER ADDRESSES GATHERING NEWSPAPER MEN ANO INVESTORS th«*
regular army and the militia to AGGREGATION OF MEDAL WINNERS
Governor Itenson, writing to the
be held at ten big camps of instruc­
tion. The war program, as just an­
< I ihiii T* tir It* llrt.-.l Thai < ar Would board of control, extends his hearty In Interview Says lii»urg,-iit Move­
greeting and promise of aid, saying:
Public Meeting at the <>|»ra H oum * nounced, will place every regular Com|i)»«d of Champion High Diver»,
start mid Piti Not Turn Out
ment Sure to Dwindle In
"I beg to advise you that I am in
Aft«*r Arrival of tin* Train
command in the country in the field
Roller Skaters, Pugilists and
at llir Curt«*
Importunée
hearty ac«'ord with the objects of
Last Evening
and only property guards will be left
Some Ball Players
your organization and. while I can­
at the different army posts. The
not state definiltdy at this time United Press Service.
regular forces
every military dis­
Unlt«*d l’i<*»» H<itlri*
The outlaw baseball team was or­
A distruguisbed party of newspaper trict. including every arm of the
SAN FRANCISCO, «’al . Mir ch 16 whether or not I shall be able to at-, , HT. PAUL. Minn. March 16
t«H»d
th»
sessions
of
th«*
congress
to'
ganized
Tuesday at a meeting held
men
and
Salem
and
Portland
invest
­
service,
will
be
mobilized
with
the
- A v«*t> serious colllklon between
MlntD-iota today Inaugurated the first
an auto hid ! a atr<*<t rar occurred be held in your city, I asaurt* you Stat«* conservation congress ever held ors arrived here last evening and militia from the contiguous States in the Northern Cafe. Ord Arnold
early today at the Junction ul Hutter that I shall be on hand If more Im­ In the United State's. It was opened »pent toad) harking over the city. and the citizen soldiery will be in- was elected captain; James Estes,
and Filmore alreeta. In which Erne portant official engagements do not at 10 o'clock this morning by Arch­ Among the party are Col. M. Hofer, St.-ucted in all the field duty of the manager; Kid Morrissey, secretary;
Steinway received a fractured no»«* lnt*rf«ire.
bishop Ireland, and will continue editor of the Capitol Journal, of Sa­ jo.'dier from "policing camps" to the Clair Arnold, treasurer. This will
"In
any
event,
1
shall
do
every
­
be an all-star combination, including
and conctiMBlon of the brain, hla cous­
throughout the week. Secretary of lem, who is prominently spoken of as battle problems.
The guard organizations will be in its number« distinguished athletes.
in, Lillian L«*hbcrger, contusion of thing In tny power to secur«* tho at­ th«* Interior Ballinger will speak this (a candidate for Governor; Geo. Stran-
borg, of the Portland Evening Tele­ mobilized as follows: The citizen George Mapleton, pitcher, holds the
nos«*, and brulsea; Frank Griffin, tendance of a large and enthusiastic afternoon.
minor cuts and bruises; anti Ernest delegation of Or«*gon citizens at the
"The insurgent movement Is mere­ gram, and P. C. Lavey, of Portland, soldiers of Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana. championship of Iowa as a high div­
Huff, chnuffeur employed by J. II. Oongrena ;and when the time comes ly an ebullition of spirit,” declared who has don«> much towards adver­ Michigan. Illinois and West Virginia er. having traveled for seven years
Kidwell, real estate agent, slight con­ for the appointment of delegates I Ballinger in nn interview today; "a tising Klamath Falls to the world. will join the regulars at Fort Ben with the Ringling Brothers’ Circus.
shall see that Oregon is properly rep­ sort of hysteria with a taint of hy­ A public reception was given to the Harrison. Indianapolis, early In Sep­ Among his feats are dive from the
cussion of brain, and bruises.
The Injured were taken to the Cen­ resented."
pocrisy as well which Is sure to party, after the arrival of the train, tember; the Texas organizations will Smithland bridge into the Little Sou
The moat cordial correspondence dwindle in extent of Importance as at the Opera House, to which ever;, pitch camp at Leou Springs, Tex., River, Iowa, a distance of 118 feet.
tral Emergency Hospital, when* It
was believed for a while that Stein­ has passed between Governor Benson the next National campaign ap­ business man and citizen had been August 15; the Kansas, Missouri, Ord Arnold, catcher, holds roller
way would die. The party hud been and th«» officers of ti e board of con­ proaches.
Prosperity Is general invited. There were several inter­ Iowa and Minnesota regiments will skating medals, among them being
riding In the park and approached trol. who are pleased to know that throughout the Nation, but there will esting s|>«*eches made, and music was mobilize at Fort Riley. Kas., during the championship skater of Califor-
the car, which was standing motion­ a Coast State Is planning on adequate always be criticism of a carping kind, be furnished by the Klamath Falls August; the Colorado and Utah con­ noa, won at Idora Park. Oakland.
tingents, with Wyoming and South Kid Morrissey, shortstop, has an ath­
less on the curve. Huff didn't steer representation.
ns I have had good reason to know Orchestra.
Governor
Benson
has
been
urged
The
visit
of
the
party
is
one
of
Dakota commands, will assemble at letic record that he is always ready
around lhe car as ho believed that It
In th«> last few months." He said
would start up. When It struck Stein­ by the board of control to appoint that the charges being investigated great Importance to Klamath Falls Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo., July 15; at to defend and is well known in this
way was hurled through the glass his delegates nt nn early date and were a gigantic conspiracy for the and much will depend on the im­ American Lake, Wash., the Montana, city. Soldier North, besides having
guard and wedged between the car transmit their names to tho organ­ purpose of ruining him politically and pression received by the visitors of North Dakota, Idaho, Oregon and a record in Uncle Sam’s army, has
and the wrecked unto. The others ization here that It may begin to Incidentally striking Pr«*sident Taft. th«' prospects of Klamath Falls as one Washington militia will Join the reg­ one here in the pugilistic ring, and
got Into active touch with them. The
of th«* coming big cities of the State. ulars from the D«*partment of the will occupy the position of !»«♦ ’’■'Id.
remained in the auto.
Governor has also been n«k«*d to sub­
It Is understood that this party rep­ Columbia. July 30; at Atascadero. The other positions will be filled by
mit a list of topics which ho thinks TAFT PARDONS MAN
resents a large number of Investors, Cal., the Arizona, Nevada and Cali­ Clair Arnold, first base; Franky
EASTERN CAPITAL INVENT»
WHO DESERTED NAVY who ar«* ready to help build up Klam­ fornia regiments will assemble* dur­ Smith, second base; James Estes,
HEAVILY IN OREGON may be Interesting for discussion at
the eighteenth congr«*xx. in view of
ath Falls, If the report of this in­ ing August; the Wisconsin guard will third base; Kid Roberts, right field,
Only Man During latte War Who Was vestigating committee should be fa­ go into camp at Sparta. Wis.. Sep­ and the genial and popular comedian.
bls
familiarity
with
Western
prob
­
PORTLAND, March 1«.—(Special)
< barged With l*cM*rti«Hi
vorable. It will mean the investment tember 6 and the Iowa and Minne­ Happy Williams, as center fielder.
- I^irge sums of Pastern capital lems that will undoubt«*dly com«'
to En«*niy
within
tho
range
of
consideration.
of larg«' sums of money and the es­ sota regiments may be diverted from The team has ordered dark blue
have been invested In this State dur­
Tho entlro Coast country, particu­
tablishment of many industri«*s which Fort Riley to this camp; the new suits with blue and white striped
ing the past week In the purchase
United Press Service.
will not only give employment to Government maneuver grounds at stockings, and will play their first
of the Northwest Corporation, which larly those States vitally Interested In
VALLEJO, Cal., March 16.—After
irrigation,
in
responding
to
the
Invi
­
game one week from next Sunday.
controls numerous gas, water and
serving ten years of a nlnety-nine- labor, but assist the growth of the Pine Camp. N. Y„ will be used by the
The Outlaws are now open to all
city, increase the value of property Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
electric light and power plants In tation of the local officers here.
y«*ar sentence at San Quentin prison
and bring business for the merchants. Connecticut, Rhode Island and New challenges and all communications
Oregon and Washington. 11. M. Byl-
for desertion of the navy by joining
It is the duty of every citizen to turn York troops, the first command as­ should be addressed either to Kid
leHby & Co., of Chicago, a large pro­ MORE MIRTI NATE
THAN OTHKR SECTION» tho Philippine insurrection, F. M. out and give those people a hearty sembling August 2; the North Caro Morrissey or James Estes, in care of
motion concern, are understood to
Baker was today released on orders
welcome.
Una, Tennessee, South Carolina, Northern Cafe.
have taken over the properties. The
I. D. Applegate returned last Tues­ from President Taft. Baker's father
Georgia, Florida. Alabama and Mis­
firm will establish an offlco In Port­ day from the Lava Beds, where he work«*d for years to gain the release
sissippi regiments will occupy the TO USE 20 FOUR-HORSE TEAMS
land by tho first of next month and has been looking after hla bands of of his son. Baker is the only man ROOSEVELE IrOOKING
camps
at Chickamauga used during
direct operations from here.
LIKE A GENTLEMAN
ON SOUTH CANAL
sheep. Ho states that the past win­ charged with desertion to the enemy
the Spanish War, assembling early
The properties bought extend from ter In that section has been tho best during the late war. He left imme­
in July. The date and the place for Government Work This Y«*wr Will B«*
Walla Walla. Wash., to Southern Ore­ for stock in many years, and there diately after his release for his home Uniteil Press Service.
KHARTOUM, March 15—Attired th«' mobilization of the Maryland,
Light—About Two Months’
gon. Ambitious projects yet to be was practically no loss to speak of at Pittsburg. Pa.
in a tweed suit, and. as Kermit said, Pennsylvania, Delaware. New Jersey.
Work Planned
completed are Included In tho com­ during th«' winter. This section has
"Looking like a gentleman for the Virginia and District of Columbia
pany's holdings, various electric lines been particularly favored, to Judge EFFORTS TO END STRIKE
The United States Reclamation
first time in ten months," Colonel troops has not yet been definitely de­
In tho two 8tntes are planned, and front the reports from Montana,
ARE APPARENTLY FAILING
Service
is advertising for men to
Roosevelt,
wife,
Kermit
ami
Ethel
cided.
though
it
will
probably
be
at
the development of big water powers Washington, Eastern Oregon and
work
on
the canal. It is the inten­
motored
about
the
city
today
and
vis
­
historic
Manassas
during
July.
has been outlined.
even on tho desert in Lako County, Unite<l Press Service.
At every camp the regulars from tion of the service to put a crew of
This transaction, which carries whertt tho loss In many instance*
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 16. ited the Gordon cottage. A mass of
with It a very large sum of Eastern reached as high as 50 per cent.-dm —Efforts to end the strike ar«' ap­ accumulated mail was presented to the military district in which the men and twenty four-horse teams at
capital, shows the confidence outside to the storms and cold weather of parently falling through the n*fusal Roosevelt, but it was so heavy that camp is situated will remain in the work on improving the Adams ditch
so as to be able to deliver water to
Investors have in the future develop­ the winter.
of th«' transit companies to arbitrate. h«> will not attempt to answer it now. field for one month and the militia
that district and also to the Bohem
commands
will
average
two
weeks
of
Wherever
they
went
the
Roosevelt
ment of this section of tho United
Th«» State Foieration of Labor Is pre­
:an district this spring. This wo<* <
instruction.
The
maneuvers
are
ex
­
States.
Washington boosters will reach paring for a Stat«r-wlde strike. The party was the center of interest.
pected to arouse popular interest in In the southern part of the protect
Total deposits In Oregon bankH, Portland on th«» nfternoon of March unions throughout the State have
both National and State, at tho close 19 on their way to California. The been notified to vote on tho question WORKMEN BURIED UNDER WALL the military arm of the Government. will oniy occupy about two months
an«l no plans have been made public
of business Jnnunry 31, totaled |91,- visitors will represent cities In West­ immediately.
WILL VISIT MEDFORD
yet for additional work this summer
314,13», nn Increase of fl.2H5.3HX ern Washington and wblh* in Port­
United Press Service.
since last November. Loans and dis­ land will he entertained by the Com-,
Mayor Sanderson and Police Judge Most of the work to be done at this
PITTSRURO, Pa. March 10.—
Some one must have deceived that
time is in cleaning the canals so as to
counts In tho same period Increased tnerclal Club.
sturdy friend of the common people. Between twenty-five and thirty work­ Leavitt left last Monday for Medford
b*> ready to deliver water as soon as
11,441,249. On the last day of Jan­
to
investigate
conditions
there
in
re­
men
were
burie«l
when
the
wall
of
Nelson W. Aldrich, In hla support of
the
irrigation season opens.
Lou
J.
Fairbanks
has
returned
uary there was due Oregon banks
a central bank. Ex-Secretary Shaw Lanx & Sons' bolt factory collapsed gard to city improvement work. There
from approved reserve agents out- from Southern California, where he says Standard Oil will control the today. According to the reports from are a large number of pavement con­
sldo of tho Stato a total of |10,329,- spent tho winter. He states that It central bank.
S. T. Summers and wife have re­
police headquarters, it is reported tractors at Medford at this time and
S53. These figures are given In a Is a trifle cooler hero than in the
that nin«* bodies have been removed the officials believe they will be able turned from Los Angeles and other
statement Just Issued by Htato Bank orange groves, but that he is glad to
Better get engaged now; diamonds from the debris, among them being to gain much Information that will California points, where they have
get back.
Examiner Steel.
are going up In price.
be of benefit to the city.
been the past month.
two women.