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of a building. Plan» will I m * for Raises th«* dough warded just as soon as they can be and romplie. with drafted and completed Meantime all pure food laws. I Ila. Ihfii Engaged In the Traile fui I we will take the nec«-ssary steps look Hi < (INTRA! I II AS BEEN LET KOK Ycur« mid WHI Teil VII ing toward th«* completion of a legal THE NEW III ILDING organization for th«* bank to occupy United Pria» Huivlce this structure. NEW YORK, May 3 Henry Le/ Yours truly, ir The)' Repin««- Aluiul Hamid Ihr Fir»! Attempt That Ha» Ifc-i-n Mud* I iinou today plnaded gullty lo »«*lllr u G. X to Help tlie People Develop Street» of < <>iiMuiitlli|>ol<- Will girl» for Iminoral pui|>oses. and tolti To Maj Chas. E Run Willi III ihm I Hie « ounty thè court tliut lo* wanted tu lui nth. Falls, Oregon Stai« '» i*vii|i'iiri ami M»ked Unii li CRZSCm. MUI. ca uakf-s of map : r -r: In* takeii bvfori' ry. Ju»- Klamath Falls. Ore,, April 29 'better than Mao'c. I'nlled i*re»M Service Klamath Falls is to hav>- a new I hut Im tire o Hullivati Mi G. X. Wendling. Han Francis««. CONST 'ANTINOPLE. April 2H. National Hank, and Its coming will throng woiilil r eiel vi* Cal.: Thu Albanian revolt Is endangering be th«' first move that has ever been turning Stati*'» evidente and that th i*«*ar Hlr Your letter of April look like the dawning of a new dav the regime of th«- Young Turks Hun made to bring Into this county < heap poHHiblr penalty fot bis crini«' woul 1 26 received and contents noted J and the emancipation of this count/ A» fat back as memory will lake III t iiMn. It Dux T wo Side«, and b<* t Willy yeiiis ili* "lutei thal II dreds of troops are mutinying and money from the thralldoni of high interest, am glad that you anti Mr Johnson Count)' Court's Muy lie the kin*w all Ibis ami limi taken lt hit i deserting. »<• us to uvold fighting serve th.- prevailing rat«- of lnt«*i«*st have arrived at th« decision contain to which It has been shackied for Stronger coiiNideriitloii before deciding lo teil against thelt < o-t rBglunlsts, the Al has lx** it I«» p«*r cent. Th»- money ed In your letter, for what this coun- years without number. all he knew, but that he wanted t > banians. The latest reports from the of th«- county being In th* hands of try needs at the present tirn«* is The ground for the new bank »11*111* of hostilities state that, in the a few tnen It was possible to main make u clean bi«*MHt of tile who) • building, a picture of which appeal s capital at as low a rate of interret as last buttle between tlie government tain this ruinous rate. Whenever new The '|ii"»tiun of whether mi In business, lie lia» I mh 'I i u whlte*ilav< elsewhere in this is- ie, was broken troops and tin Albanians, there were lupltal < ame to th*- city it was either • an be obtaliK'd. junction will lie grunted by Judge for years ami he Ims promlaed l<» i > today. Tl • contract for the erection The development Is m > great and 500 ' Bled, I lie r< tii-lx being victori- coerced Into doing the bidding of Noland, n*»truining the county court plicate a li il ni bei of prominent p> money is in such demand here that of the structure was awarded to the ous. these tnen or driven from the city. from taking any steps or performing sons Hydraulic Stone * Brick Company Th«* prospects of the i eturn to the Today 'he banks of the city ar«- con we ar«.* sorely handicapped for suffi- of this city . It. is to be constructed tiny act that will have for It» oli)««it Assistant District Attorney Itu itnprove- dent funds to carry on the throne of Abdul Hamid are not vlew- trolled by this clique, with the r«-»ult the i bunging of th«* »He of the court- bond» t«xla> Is trylug I" • slubBsit of the hollow-wall cement blocks ment of th«.* country. liouse. Is Hl*' chief topli of eolivcr»u tonne«lion between the whB<'-"luv«*i >d with atty de git * of complacency that on a limited amount of money made by thin company, stucco finish I had said that I did not desire to lion today As tin- matter now stand» und the H'Tiool of Occult. run b by the Young Turk« nor any of the can b« '.-cured, and that on the old being used In connection with the again enter into bard work In the It Is quite i'«rtnlu that no temporary Pierre Bernard, who claim» to be . Europ«*uu pow* i s, for It i» i call zed 10 per < i nt ba- fa way of business, but I find that I am blocks. As may be seen, it will b«* The <>>mlng of th'- new bank means restraining order will I m * Issued, for Hindu He I» known a» "Olii" Bei before such a result can be eonaum- unable to retir« My nature Is such one of the handsomest structures in the reason that tin- opponents to the nard lie lui» been held under • 1 «»•»• mated the streets of thia city will run the salvation of the farmer, th" mer th»- city and will be a credit alike to Aft«-r lie Is seated on chant, the owners of prop*-it ' ho that I must wors i have always had the financial institution it will house, removal urn not In court It Is a ball by Justlc«* Breen, on a charge o with bl«MMl great faith in Klamath Falls and well I'htubllshed principle of law In abduction made by two of hl» disci th«- throne thtre would be an exodus desire '<> Improve It, th» tr ;?gll ig Klamath County . and my faith Is as well as to the men who conceiv Injunction eases that < i*rtiiln nets can plea. Misa Sella Hopp und Mis» G«-r trout Turkey of all those who op young man who require-' the itas'it- gregter toda'. than ever before that ed It. not be uutlcipated In the complaint trulli* Lee, euch aged 19 y can posed him heretofore and were In ance n* * • ssary to glvr him a start. The news of th«* coming of this Klamath County is destined to I m ? till'd yesterday Messrs Mills and onia" school wan raided Inst nigh st rumeutul In th«* bringing about of Heretofore thl- bus b«*eu d> nl* d only new bank will not be received with on«* of th»* I»« st counties in th«* State In some «wetiuns such to the < hosen f*'w; to the others It Rutenlc are untl'-lpatlng the proba by th«* police, who found a score o hl» downfall of Oregon, and I believe that with loud acclaim by the other banks in bility thut th«* county court will make ni«n and women, dressed In dlaphne a possibility 1» viewed with horror. wn» elth r ruin ot subserviency. The Herald make*» the enterprising v'tlzens who are willing the city The new bank had Its conception an order changing the site Up to ou» tight fitting gown», nil wrlggllm to work for th< good of th«* country, prediction that within 90 days after In this nty during th«* rwent visit of the present time there Is nothing on about on the fliMir "Gin" explain«-' and with ch«-. .* • n»v to loan to its doors are opened it will be the S. O Johnson and G. X Wendling. the r<cor<l» thut would indicate that that It wn« occult, but the police dl* the farmers who need assistance by largest bank in the county. It will Th«* matter was discussed b 'he»i- such a iiiurse will In* followed It Is, pi ri • d th< worshippers and arreste« waj of paying water rentals and keep the other banks so busy attend gentlein*'ii and Major C. E. and W. 8. therefore, premalure to a»k tu pre Perm« rd waking improveuients, that an insti- ing to their own business that they Worden The following coir'*s*.ond- vent soln* tiling that might nut occur tution with sufficient «■a pi ta I would will have no time to seek to ruin that »•nce gives -«me of the details leading At tin* present tlnu* it 1» quite certain be one of the l>«mt things for the of other people. Klamath County up to it United Press Service. «hat no such temporary restraining ■■ounty and t> a sncceasful business extends a warm hand of welcome to NEVADA CITY, Cal.. May 3. order as they request will I m - granted. the new bank. With her heart filled vt nturc as well. April 26, 1910 Francis U*dhiis«r, aged 69. kille«' It I m also true thut there nr«* two ki-ni Midi-ctrd by liiillaiiu Democrat** We have already ent« red into ar- to overflowing it bids it come, that himself today by placing u stick of D«*ar Major: ■id«*« to thl» cnar While decision» to OppOM* lh-lerldg«' ,'uugenients with Mr. Chas. R Miller through it she will be freed from the Helallv« to conversation had wit! dynumltc In his mouth and lighting rendered over twenty year» ago have for one-half of his west wall, for high-handed methods that have so th«* fuse. lb- lived In a cabin north you while at Klamath Falls ou the I m *«* ii i|uoti*«l thut apparently covet the United Pre«» Service. which 1 am paying, and as soon as long prevailed here. Ills head was severed subject of th>- organization of a Na of Bloomfield situation here ezuctly. there mav be i INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . April 2». your plans arrive shall i in med lately n Miring of adverse decisions a yard | J. W Kern, former Vivi- President lai from hl» body, He was a pioneer oi tional Bank at that city. Mr. 8. O. commence the construction of the V. W. !'. A. MEETS WITH Johnson and 1 have given quite seri long rendered »Ince that time The i candidate of the I»em<M-ratlc party, this State, but has biM'n suffering proposed building, and will give my SI <'CESS ON RESERA ITIoX Inw« of Oregon und Kamui» are tudl j todav wua Indorsed as the candidate from III health, aud It Is believed he ous consideration to your suggestions attention to the erection and do what .ally different; there Isa provision In | o( that for (h,. united States committed th«- rash act in a fit of and we are of the opinion that you I -an towards forwarding a home for are entirely «'Orrect. namely, that the A short time ago Miss Edith Dabb. the Kansas constitution lelativo to j I Senate to oppose Senator Beveridge despondency a National bank, believing, as I said rapid development of your country! one of the traveling secretaries of th«* 'hanging courthouMv sit«*», while | Th<* Indorsement was given on the b«*fo, that capital, if it can be ob dep«mds quite materially on adequate National Y. AV. C. A., and whose spe there Is no »ui h provl»li>n In flu* Ore-1 fourth ballot Kern received 772 AMENDMENTS TO RAILROAD tained at a low rate ot interest, will cial work is among the Indians, vis So that gon «'«institution 8e ,h“’ when *»••*•■* the •*»«• vote» on thl» ballot. John E. I.amli, Iti 1,1. Misi IX THE Hol ME financial resources, fitting th«* need« help thii* country at the present time of a growing country. We have there- , ited the Klamath Agency and organ i »»•• Is tri«-d before the court, and of Tern* Haute, then withdrew and largely, i am, fore come to the conclusion that we ized a branch of the Y. W. C. A. It not In th«« newspapers I, there may be threw his strength. 223 votes, to United Prims Service. R««sp«*ct fully, will join you and your son. William, WASHINGTON 1- C April 2S has met with a great deal of encour in entirely different light thrown Kern, giving that gentleman 995, or CHAS. E WORDEN. agement and will undoubtedly be pro on It, 121 more than needed As soon a« Another vote was had on an amend together with any other good people ductive of much good. It is expected with the result was known pandemonium ment to the railroad bill In the House In Klamath Falls such as you may Judg«' Noland ha» conferred < The charge has often been made that before long a representative of the attorneys on both »Ide« and with reigned The Taggart forces were this afternoon and showed that Mon »elect for associate stockholders of the county court, and has suggested greatly <tl«u|>p"lnti*<l over the defeat day's even line-up was a fair Indica an institution of this character. We that the Klamath Development Com the Y. M. C. A. will go there and that th«* case be ho pre|>»r«*«l that It of their leader, and It Is not unlikely tion of the general attitude of the are therefore arranging for plans to pany had come in here for the pur- organize a branch of that association may go to the State Supreme Court that they will seek to revenge them- members towards th«* measure. Hub I m * drafted by Mr. McDougal), to the ¡H»se of selling what property it owns among the young men of the reserva bard's amendment to reduce the au end that we may have a most mod and then pulling up stakes and get tion. Now that the gymnasium has at the earlleat t«o»»lbli* date, in order selves on Kern at the {Mills ernly designed structure, ornate in ting out. The Herald has ever con been completed it will prove a valu that the matter may be quickly aud The decision to have the convention thority of th** proposed Commerce appearance and substantial In con tended that such a charge is uncalled able adjunct to the success of the or Court was lost by a vote of 121 to <l«*nnll«'ly settled lie I imh suggested indor»«' a candidate for Senator came struction. and adequate for the nivds for; and that the Klamath Develop ganization. thut prenent priH-eedlllg» I m - held Up only after u hitter struggle, mid wus 121. of the business When you receive ment Company is to be the greatest until hv returuM from Lake» lew, uccuiuplishud by Dovei uul Mai »hull these plans you will observe that we factor in the upbuilding of this city where lie goes to hold a term of throwing all of hi» strength on tin In the number of its mineral That state have likewise adopted your sugges and Klamath County, court, In the meantime, the county »Ide of hl« plan to have the conven- species North Carolina is said to ex tion. namely, that of making the ment is now substantiated in the an- court will I m * permitt<*d to go nheail tlon pursue such a course. ceed that of any other State in the building sufficiently wide so that the nouncement that ground has been and enter three order» First, chang- The platform adopt«*«! favor» an In- United Press Service. Union. SAN FRANCISCO. April 2H. Ow Klafnath Development Company may broken for the erection of the home ug the »It« t<> thut offered by the come tax. coudemn» the »hip subsid* for the new bank, which will be Klamath l)e»elopment Com|inny; ««*c- nnd denounce» the Indiscriminate us«* ing to the illness of Flannery and the have offices next to the banking or ganization On the stg'ond floor we i Known as the Federal National, 11 ond. ordering the sal«* of the present of th«* Injunction The latter plank failure of the Marin County grand ■ It«*; third, order th«* commencement 1» Inserted in the hop«* that It will jury to meet today, proceedings in will arrange suitable living quarters is further substantiated by the tact nf work on th«* new courthouse. This steal away from th«* Republicans the the Investigation into th«* wire tap for the officers and directors when that the coming of the Federal Na ping gang of Sausalito lulled today. there, together with a number of of tional means the lowering of the rate would then place the opponents in l>lg labor vote In thl» State. fice» for rent to desirable tenants. of interest to possibly 6 per cent. I a position to ask for a restraining Th«* Democratic party will face th«* Mayor McCarthy announced that h«> For an up-to-dau* wbeeL g»s The stockholders of the Klamath De It means that there will be brought I will take no action In the matter un or<h*r covering every point that has campaign with considerable bltterm*as a Rambler, oo aale at tbe OUff been rals«*d Then whichever way within Its ranks. This 1» In great till he has heard both sides of liv velopment Company have always felt Into this county hundreds of thou STORE. For aale or rewt- that we should aid in every way pos- sands of dollars of money to be the d<*« islon was made, the case could contrast to the united form presented Flannery <■»««■ Tenta to reut. Gans. We carry sible toward the development of that loaned to the farmers and business be taken to th** Supreme Court and by the Republicans Beveridge has a full llnc of sportlag gooda Morrissey, Mapleton and Linken- country by engaging in meritorious men at a rate of interest that will an early decision from that tribunal the Indorsement of his party back of luii h left hist Sunday for Morrissey's enterprises that had for their object afford a reasonable profit to the Thia would place the mat him nnd all the leader» of the party ■«■cured training camp at Meadow Lake. The the betterment of commercial condi bank and a chance for the borrower I THE GUN STORE ter more in the position of it friendly are working in harmony to bring <amp will I m - locateli nt Crystal to pay out. That may look to some tions in that region. J. H. CHAMRKRM. suit, rather than in the condition It I ab«>ut his election Springs and training will be done You may therefore make such pre people like a "fly-by-night" corpora the America* H,Se* OpiMMitte now occupies. there for the coming match with Me liminary preparations as in your judg tion's way of doing business, but to P»W... None of the attorneys on either ■ FOI R OAKLAND IIIAM Ks la-Bun on the 25th of next month. ment s«*em prudent for the erection th«* business men and farmers it will Ide would comment on the sugges DESTROYED Bi FIRE lions that had lieen made, and whit j course they will pursue will not l> | R»'<|iiin«l th«- I nit<-«l Effort» known until they appear In court Entire Fire l»c|Mirtn>cnl REBEL ARMY IS NOW VICTORIOUS MEANS 6 PER CENI ON MONEY CRES cen CHIEE ISSOE IHfíí IS NO CtRHINIY ABOUT II Wax Seeking to Impeti'Il (lie Prexl- «leiit's lnd'>rwmi-nt of ll.il linger Doited Pretta Service WASHINGTON, D. April 2H. Th«* committee Investigating into the controversy mlsliig out of the I’in ■ . hot-Ballinger trouble today rebuffed Attorney Brandl, a, attorney for Glavis and Pinchot, and refused to] lallow him his demand that Wicker ham produce documents showing th« >'xact date on which the summary of th«* Alaska coal lands ca»«*H were pre pared It la contended by the oppo ncntK of Ballinger that the Presi dent's lndorH<>nii'nt of that official was given prior to the submission of the summary to Mr. Taft. It was a '•overt attempt to charge the Prcsl-' dent with making n misstatenient. Secretary of the Interior Balllngei Is expected to testify before the com mltte«* tomorrow. Th«' following suits were tiled with th«1 county clerk Thursday; J. Rutenlc vs. Josephine J. Chap pell and William A. Boudinot, fore closur«' of mortgage Henry Offenbacher, et. al., vs. Dan iel I. Gordon. Io quiet title United Press Service. OAKLAND. Uul.. April 2 which atm ted in u lodging house at Fourth and Franklin streets at I I o'clock this morning, spread with th«* greatest rapidity, destroying four blocks before It was brought under control at 1 o'clock. A high wind was blowing and drove the flamea from building to building in apile of the united efforts of the entire de partition!. The damage will not be very heavy as most of the structures destroyed were of small value. TAFT REACHES HOME AM» REFI SEH TO DISCI SS l*<»LITIO He I« Ih-tcrmJiuil to Have a Good Time arid Forget Ilia Troubles United Press Service. CINCINNATI, O„ May 3. Presi dent Taft reached home today. He is determined to have a good time and forget politics With this end In view, he refused to discuss anything. He sent many telegrams to his sup porters, urging them to fight for the remnants of the railroad bill. HOI SE OF IAIRDS PASSES the budget for I IHM» LONDON, Eng.. April 28. The House of lairds has passed the 1909 budget and it was promptly aigned by the King today. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR If he takes the Republican. If he does not urge him to do it, so as to lend a hand in the fight for his rights
