HEARS EVIDENCE
IH HARRELL CASE
for the loss of profits resulting from
his Interference with the holding of
the big fight in San Francisco.
Rickard says he will not proceed
YTTORNEY C. F. «TONE HYPNO- I ENGINEER CORP* EMPI«OYED IN
against the governor for slander, as
MANY BIFFERENT LI NEH
TIZI S SMOOTH SWINDLEB
he does not care about the personal
attack, but he says that he has four
witnesses to prove that Governor Gil
Saves Him From the Onhxd of C imi - Indi'ti
Crojeclo,
From
Building
lett promised not to stop the tight
judge nolani » i » i <; s into mi r -
DER OF THE NEWELL BOYS
Hlttfll'S (nOMEI III APPEAL
lilt.II SCHOOL FACULTY
HAS BEEN SEI.EtTEI»
fessing on th«- Stand the l'art He
Itoaile Io FortitkattoUM, Com.'
Played in the Affair
Under Thi'lr Sii|M-rv islon
There is on«- happy man in Klam
WASHINGTON. July 8
Wars l>«*-
W E. Faught Will Be Prikitipul nuil
ath Fulls, and he is the "astute" pr««a- iug few und far between, the ability
C, A. Howard His Assistant.
lident of th«« American Bank and Trust and versatility of the engineer corp»
I'aiMble Instructors
lion is made for said lands or whrth
or or not homestead entries under tho
provisions of the Reclamation Act
are made thereon Furthermore, all
water right applications and home
stead entries made Hiibiuvquvnt to tile
tlm«-» and dates when one or more
Installments of the charges fur build
ing, operation und maintenance shall
have accrued thereon, shall be sub
ject to the payment of and be accom
panied by all such prior installments
as have thus accrued and remain duo
and unpaid
4
The public notice of November
18, above referred to. Is hereby
amended by revoking the following
provision vis.:
"For all applications for water rights
filed after Juuo 15. 1909, or any sub
sequent year, one Installment of the
charges for building, operation and
maintenance, >3 76 per acre, must
be paid at tli<> time of filing, but the
|K>rtion of the Installment for opera
tion and maintenance shall be credit
ed on account of tho Installment of
said charges (or the subsequent year
Will «AKI IWO HIPS fACH WIEK
Route Takes in t'rcsieni and iloslan«!
i<t«av«« Bend m the Morning.
Arrive Iler»' Nevi Noon
G 8. Alien of Créaient arrivisi
lu this city Thursday on tbv first trip
of mt utllo line that will lie eatul>
llslied between this «Ity and Bend
His Intention Is to start from Bend
Saiurduy morning In the future, and
make two round trips each week be
tween th«« two places. Tin- distance
Is 152 miles, and lie expects to maki
the run In about twelve hours It.
has a fiv««-passenger machine, and
brought two passengers , with him
when he cuutv down lust night
Th«« rout«« will take In Itosland
Crescent and th«« new townslle of
Crater city, which has just been luld
out at Heaver Marsh
Mr Allen came from Portland, and
lias brought property at (’rcscont, and
will build a gsiage there III« head
quarters here will be at the Liver
more hotel and Baldwin's garnge It,
has one auto at I»r««s<»Ot. und will put
on auother If the buttine»» should
Justify it
Mr. Allen nays I hut the engineers
in charge of the lullioad construction
work between Bend and Creaewot ar.
going day und nlghf snff that tiny
are pushing th«< work of the road us
rapidly as possible
The Southern I'atlflc has put on a
now force of engln<««rs on th«' Natron
cutoff between Springfield and Cr««s-
cent, and work Is being rush««d on
that part of the Hue ills«« The en
glovers on that work are now about
ten miles front Crescent, and a pack
train la expected to make Its head
quarters in that city very soon
Mr Allen will l«-ave tomorrow on
his return trip
; company. Fred Melhas«* the fellow of the army have been employed In
The members of the school board who gave up nearly (9.000 in good. many »i>hvr«'s of government action
met last Saturday and completed tla ; cold cash to one Frank 11 Houstou. Only forty-nine of th«« 188 ar«' on
the May TVrni of Court Bid Not
< selection of the faculty for the High The cause of his joy is the fact that duty with the engineer troops The
Adjourn to Definita* Dote
; School. W. E. Faught aud C A. How- Houston lias fess«'«! up to ««verything engln««<r corps now has charge of
lard had b»«en selected as principal and and deed«*d what right I h * tuay have 1.302 tort I Illation emplacements Tho
LAKEVIEW, July 9 The trial of j assistant principal respectively some in a 150-acr«' ranch near laik«» Chelan. engineers liav«« charge of I, 208 pro
; weeks ago, and th«« remainder of the Washington, together with some jew jects relating to public works, hav
Ike Harrell, who has pleaded guilty to i faculty were selected this afternoon.
elry in a bank at the sum«' place But ing no «•onnis-tlon with the military
the murder of the two Newell boys, is
Thoae who will conduct the affairs that is not altogether the cause of or defensive works Light» und fog
progressing in the circuit court t»re of the High School thiffyear are;
his joy. He little realized what he signals to the extent of I.(¡78 in the
W. E. Faught, principal.
was going up against wheu he landed sixteen lighthouse districts are super-
today It was thought at first that
C. A. Howard, assistant principal. Houston in the county jail. He for visod by tho engineers
It \ B V LIN’D Fit
Judge Noland would summon a jury
Miss Conrey. of Ashland High j got. iu his eagerti««»» to lay hands on
Au army engineer, Captain II M
Secretary of the Interior
to hear the evidence, but this morn
th«« man who got his mon«}, that Chittenden, made the first Investi
ing decided to go further into the case ; School, the l^tin department.
S.
P.
Anker,
who
has
been
princi-
there was a worse ordeal awaiting gation of the West. Io r<«|M»rt on the
himself before definitely deciding
(OU WITH woudkm LEG
whether it would be necessary to call i pal of the Canyon City High 8chool, hlhni th«* witness stand, when he possibility and advisability for build
- will hav«' charge of th«« teachers’ would have to tell. under oath, the ing gr««at reservoir« for Irrigation
in the services of a jury or not.
In «'«dcbratlon of his pct Jersey
true story of how his desire to wipe purposes Soin«« of th«' varied duties cow's third anniversary with n wood
Three witnesses took the stand be training and athletic departments.
A. IL Burd, who has been presi the Herald and Republican out of and achievements of the corps include en leg, Buvid Evan», a farmer who
fore dinner, the principal one of
dent
of the Northwestern polytech existence so warped his judgment th«« following
which was the sheepherder who wit
lives just over th«' Trumbull County
Supervision and constructio» of line ut Mosier, hus invited Human«1
nessed the killing H«> told in a clear, nical business college at Sand Point, that lu« handed over to a swind'er
concise manner the events surround Idaho, is to be assistant in the busi- nearly every dollar of ready cash he i waterways Improvements throughout Agent Williams and other officers of
bad in his bank. After Houston got the entlr«> period that they have been the humane society to sec how han
ing the apalling crime, as he remem-j ness department.
E. Hawley comes to the manual here and this ordeal began to stare | carried <>n by the United States, in dily th« bovine walks on the pine
tvered them, readily admitting that he
was so badly scared that he may have' training department from Corvallis, him In the face he commenced to get | eluding funai*. rivers and harbors, support.
overlooked some of the essential de where he has been teaching in the cold (eel and look for a hole through on the seaboard and on the Great
According to Evans’ story the cow
which to crawl.
Lakes.
tails. The other two witnesses told state agricultural college.
was hit by a train more than three
W. A. Wirtz will continue in charge
There was only on«' man who coubl ■ Th.« I I’anamu canal and the reloca- years ago. The right front leg was
of the finding of the bodies, and th«'
save bin:, and that |>««rson was At tor- [ tion of the Panama railroad
(acts following their removal from the ■ of the music department.
cut off at the km««. After removing
This faculty gives Klamath Falls ney C F. Stone: and he did. Wi»h
The locution and construction of the Injurcl utiltnuf to « comfortable
-cene of the crime.
This afternoon the circumstances one of the strongest corps of High that ¡«ersuasive eloquence for which canals for and under corporations barn nearby its owner went about
»urrounding the arrest of Harrell will School instructors in the state, and he is so well known, he po'nteil out i rlor to I860
healing tho Injury
This dem- a
As pioneer engineers on railroad pin«- scantling. 2x1. was artistically
be detailed to the court, and it is that they will maintain the high char to Houston the folly of making a
quite possible that the letter written acter achieved by this school there is fight, the logic of making good the I construction, furnishing engineers whwlttlrd down tn resemble the lost
l««ss to Melhaae, the well only Stone that lixali-d and built the first and portion of the ieg A substantial
by one of the Newell boys will be in no question.
and Houston know the storv. and they ; many other railroads In the Unlt«-<l block was attached to the bottom to
troduced as evidence.
won’t talk The result Justifies the . States and in foreign countri««i. In take the place of (he h< of. while a
There is no question as to the
LAW high opinion that the public has In cluding Mexico, Cuba and Russia
padded aocket joint was plac««d on
fiendisbni'ss of the crime, and the fact
The survey of the Great laikes. top so that it might be fastem-d to
that Harrell has admitted his guilt Gillett Says People Dill Not Want Hie Stone's abilities he talked lloust ci
FLICKERING <»F DE
into handing over to Melhase tvery still In their charge.
the stump.
removes every shadow of a doubt at
Fight Heid in California
NATURED tl.COHol,
thing
he
had
and
signing
a
confession
As
commissioners
engaged
in
th«-
According to th«- owner of the cow
to his guilt. Whether Judge Noland
of the crime.
surveys of the northeastern, northern the cow found the wood« n leg awk-l
will sentence him to life imprison
SACRAMENTO. July 9.—Declaring
When Melhase saw th«1 result of Mexican and Alaskan boundaries of ward for a short time, but soon; The deualuri-d alcvhol division of
ment or to the gallows is a mooted that Tex Rickard had deliberately
th«> Internal revenue service will be
question that cannot be answered planned to violate the laws of Cal Mr. Stone's work he figurativ«»ly fell the United States and of the boun learned to use It almost as effective abolished July I This will be very
on
his
neck
and
wept
with
joy.
There
daries between many states
ly as she did her natural logs Hh<- j disappointing, not that th« «ipcrl
«intil his decision is announced from ifornia and was only prevented from
will lx* uo trial for Houston, and con
the bench.
hns be n walking on her peg leg for ni.-nt cesa.'«, but that the industry
doing so by executive action. Gov
thr«-o years, and is one of the Inter-1 Itself has not developed Into lurg*
In speaking of the case the Exam ernor Gillett attacked the promoter, I sequently no necessity for M"lhase lol REBMEN HAVE NEW
i
b«' humiliated by having to tell the j
HET OF OFF!« ’ERH esting sights ut «he n-'tgbborhood
iner of Thursday says:
accusing him of an attempt to de
proportion» The government made
facts in the case. If Houston had
Pittsburg l.«'«der
"Judge Noland arrived from Klam bauch the state.
great arrangements Io tsurh the pe
stixxi
|«at
he
never
would
have
been
I*rti<
tal»
tin-
U
m
*
En-tvng
Term
Bere
ath Falls Thursday evening and Fri
He said: "My attention ha.- been
pi«- how to uiak«' th«- denaturi«! At
obligated at U>c M««rting
day convened the adjourntrd May term called to a published interview in convicted of getting the money from
first th« f tree put upor. this duty
Melhaae
—
that
is
generally
agreed
!»«*< Ntgfit
I
of circuit court for I-ake county. The! ■which Rickard puts me in the Ananias
number««!
IIP |H«>ple, which number
Henry Janus does not agree with was subsequently cut down to 61«,
-rand jury was called for Tuesday. j club, He might have done worse and upon by attorneys. On the charge of
At
the
meeting
of
Modoc
Tribe
No.
forging th«' certificate of deposit he J
Colonel R oo « h veil on th«' qu««»tlon of and now the last man Is to dlsap
.ind the first indictment returned was put me in his own class, I have
50. I O R M , Thursday night officers
large fatnillee Small families, such
that against Ike N. Harrell for killing never told anyone that I would not I would have had a fighting chancy.
Now. however, h<- must throw himself for the ensuing term were obligat.-d aa prevail In France, indicate, to Mr pear July 1. For some reason the
Walter Newell. It is understood the interfere with the fight. I waited to
^uple did not t*k< an Interest in th<
and assumed control of the affairs of
I Janie«' tnlnd, lntrlllK<«nce and prog enterprise Th« glori mil fiffff®! ,,f
killing of Herbert will be held in see if the local authorities would pre I on the mercy of the court.
Th«* fact that Houston has laid ’ that popular tribe Owing to the fact ress, while large families Indicate the
abeyance awaiting the outcome of the vent the tumult and riots. Rickard
It could be flgureil on paper to a
down is generally accepted by the there have been so many banquets reverse
first indictment.
is not a citizen of this state, and came
demonstration, but the project didn't
public to mean that he is a "tender and gatherings held by the members
"Large families arc so embarrass draw
"Harrell appeared in court Wednes here with the express purpose of vio
The people s>-em««l content
the
past
few
of
this
tribe
during
foot" at the business of swindling
Ing. too," as Id Mr James, on bls last with Standard Oil and the genti*
day morning to answer to the charge, lating the law. If he had been per
This fact brings out more strongly Weeks there were no elaborate core- American visit ”| once knew a man
and he was given until 10 o'clock mitted he would have done so. and
how easy a mark Melhas«' was to fall monies connected with the Installa- named Thompson who had fourteen bcni-tactlons of th«- gnat trusts Hut
Thursday to plead. Thos. F. Farrell put shame upon San Francisco and
the effort will I«- renewed some day
to such a bait. It is not to be won tion.
children
Thompson agreed, one since It provd««« m resource that will
appearing as his attorney. In the I the state. If I had not interferred he I
J. A. Hance and J. O. Huffman act- spring holiday, to take his children to
afternoon a motion was made by Mr would have not only violated the laws I dered at that he dreaded a public
mt«'l a great nc«j Ohio State
admission and the grilling he would ed as the installing officers and the th« seashore for the week-end
Farrell to correct the records of the, but he would have left us to bear the |
I
Journal
have to go through if he were sub following were the officers who took
"They set off. reached tho station,
fourt in order to show that the court I just criticism of the press and the
jected to a cross-examination on the their stations:
got their tickets and were about to
did not adjourn to any specified date. ! people. California is a moral state.
NEW Ilf RY PORT. Maas July 9
Prophet—W. E Seehorn
witntxis stand.
board the train when Thompson was A I Pfitznrr. while flying at a height
The question of whether or not the j and has no sympathy for men like
Sachem — Frank L Applegate
roughly collared by a policeman
■ourt is in session seems to be a moot- f Rickard or the game he follows,
follows
of 76 feet In a bl-plane today, cap-
RECI.A.M.WWW ACT UPHELD
Junior Sagamore <’ W Ilarios
■d one. and Mr. Farrell is laying the i Prizefighting is demoralizing and
" ’Her««, wot ’a' you bln doin' of?’ sized and fell in Plymouth river. It
the policeman growled fiercely
foundation for an appeal.
brutal, and corrupts the morals of United State* < ircalt Court of Ap
is feared that he Is Iniured Internally
PITILIC NOTICE
"In Freeman on Judgments it is youths. I hope the last one has been
” M«'" Nothing Why?’ stammered and may die
peals Ftaxds th«- f«iw Con
I
The
public
notice
of
November
held: ‘Every term continues until (seen in California."
Thompson
stitutional
I 18. 190ft. announcing the Irrlgabillty
Tile lU'ttMMl
the call of the next succeeding term
"Tho policeman waved his trunch-
of lands shown on the approved pls»«
unless previously adjourned sine die.’ WORK HAS BEEN BEGUN
liak.-r Did he spank his son for
SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.--The of the first unit of the Klamath pro «•<>n toward th«« Thompson family
The same doctrine has been upheld
” 'Thon wot th«- blaze«,* be hissed, breaking one of th«' commandments'
ON THE HENLEY SCHOOL constitutionality of the reclamation
ject. Oregon-California, under th«
by the Oregon Supreme Court and a
Barker -No; for breaking one of
I act was upheld today by tb<- United provisions of the Reclamation Act of 'is this her«« crowd a-fr>llerin‘ ye
fur'* ” Mlnni-spolls Journal
number of authorities sustain the l>. E. Burrell Will Start Bly Hctiool States Circuit Court of Apix-als, which
his best cigars -Life.
June 17. 1902 (32 Stat., 38H). pro
Building Next Monday— Will
same doctrine.
sustained the decision of the Idaho vides that for lands thereafter enter
Coat fi'J.^fM»
"There is no question as to the in-
District Court in favor of the gov ed the first instalment of the charges
tention of the court in adjourning, as
ernment in tho case of David Burley
for building, operation and mainten
Material for the Bly school is being
«here was much unfinished business to
against the United States.
ance shall be duo at the time of en I
be considered, as wefl as the fact that, hauled to that place, and D. E. Bur
Burley contended that the act
the grand jury did not make a final rell went out t»>here Monday to begin which permitt««d the government to try, the second installment May 1,
report, as it was awaiting other un-1 the construction of the building. It condemn his lands and water for ir- 1910. and subsequent installment« on
finished business which would be con-1 will be one room with library, teach rigation purpoaes was unconstitu- May I of following years; and that
-ddered at some date prior to the next ers’ cloak room and clock room for ‘ tional on the ground that the water for lands in private ownership and
for lands theretofore entered the first
both the boys and girls, lavatory and
A choice lin«9 of inveMt-
regular term.
stored in the reservoirs sought to be
installment shall be due May 1, 1909,
belfry
apd
the
cost
will
be
12,290.
"When court convened this morn
constructed was not wholly for public
menttfi that will make
and subsequent Installments annually
ing a largo crowd was present, includ The building will be celled.
use, but for private land owners by
on
May
1
in
following
the
purcha«er money
The
new
school
at
Henley
will
cost
years,
ing a number of ladles. Harrell ap
j the government.
2. The provisions of said notice
peared cleanly shaved, and in no way 81,850, but the cost of building a
The decision establishes the right
xeemed to realize his terrible situa (»oodshed and other extra work may I of the secretary of the interior to ac are hereby affirmed As to lands in
tion.
He appeared utterly uncon Hiring the price up to (2,000. This quire, by condemnation or otberwiae, private ownership or lands hereto-
cerned. and his demeanor would lead structure will be similar to the one at lands and waters in the furtherance fore entered all Installments of the
one to believe that he was simply un I Bly except that it is to be plastered. of any reclamation project. It also charges for building, operation and
The long haul to Bly is what makes extends the right of the governmt'nt maintenance duo on and after May 1,
concerned as to results.
"When the court announced that; the cost greater in that building than ' to take over any needed private water 1909, must be paid at the tiiuc of
the time for Harrell to plead had ar the one at Henley. N. Marschand Is rights in carrying out the provisions filing water right application there-
| of the act. It directly affects the dis for. All entries made hereafter for
rived, Thos. F. Farrell arose? and re- • now at work on the Henley school.
Burrell
&
Marschand
are
prepar-
, bursement of the 120,000,000 recent any of the lands shown on the ap
newed his motion of yesterday to cor-'
red the records. He also moved to ing plans for a new school house to be I ly appropriated by congress for rec proved plats of tho said project,
set aside the indictment o the built six miles east of Merrill. It 1« | lamation projects in the West and whether for lands not heretofore en
grounds that the court is not in ses to have two rooms, and they expect to I will permit the resumption of work tered or for lands covered by prior
sion, and the indictments therefore' have the plans ready to submit by ■ which has been suspended pending a entrlee which have been cancelled
nroT rniiinnrn hath hi OAimirnu nnrnnu
of no force or effect on account of; Monday.
final decision of the legal questions by relinquishment or otherwise, must
be accompanied by applications for
not adjourning the regular May term
involved.
water right« in duo form and by an
DELEGATES ARE SELECTED
to a specified date."
I
amount equal to the sum of all un
The following repr«-sentativea from
When Tommy TV,Id th«- Truth
Link ville precinct to the county as
‘■8o.’’ said Tommy’s father, "you paid (or paid and unasslgned) install
RICKARD TO HUE GOVERNOR
sembly which meets in the courthouse took dinner at Willie Stout’s house ments, for building, operation and
GILLETT FOR DAMAGES next Saturday, July 16th, were ae-
today. I hope when It came to extra maintenance which have become due
1 lected at the republican precinct as helping you had manners enough to for prior years, or which would have
United Press Service.
become due bad the entry or water
sembly last Saturday: C. T. Oliver, say ‘No.’ ”
MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.—When C. 8. Moore, W. O. Smith. II. M. Man
“Yee, sir," said Tommy, "I said right application been made Immedi
ately after the public notice issued I
told that Governor Oiilett had ning. Thomas Drake. Frank Ira ’No’ several times "
November 18, 1908, became effective. i
charged him with a deliberate at White, A. L. Leavitt, O. C. Applegate,
"Ah. you did?”
Modern improvements.
73 rooms and auitea
I
3. Tho first and all subsequent I
Bert
Withrow,
W.
B.
Simpson,
C.
R.
tempt to violate the laws of California
"Y««i, sir. Mrs. Stout kept asking
Sample Room«, Bar Room, Parlors, Two Club
i mo if I had enough.” - Catholic installments of the charges for build
and debauch the state, Tex Rickard , DeLap, John O. Schaliock.
Rooms, Etc., Etc.
ing,
operation
and
maintenance
for
Linkville
precinct
comprises
the
|
told a United Press representative
Standard and Timex.
al)
irrigable
areas
shown
on
said
plats
four
precincts
of
East
and
West
I
that he had already consulted attor
> SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
Mr. and Mr«. McCauley made a trip shall accrue and be due and payable I
neys for the purpose of suing Oov- Klamath Falls, Midland and Pine
whether or not water right applies- 1
•rnor Gillette for 1300,000 damages ( Orove.
i to Fort Klamath Thursday.
Sets Ip a* tinsusi for Appeal That
M ASON & S l OU G H
ABSTRACTERS
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON & SLOUGH
Lakeside Inn,