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bridge It will be much easier on crop In this state. He says the soil teams limiting loads to and from and climate are particularly adapted Weal Hide. for their prouctlon, and he will make a careful inquiry into the possibilities REPRESENT TIIK COUNTY NEW YORK KXPREHN of extending the walnut Industry Into DRIVER» GO ON NTRIKE , other parts of the state where as yet AT HAN ANTONIO , it has not been tried. The districts Denuuitl an I iicixmmh - of *A n Month— , around Salem. Dundee. Eugene and ! That City U h * llreti Mutle One of III«' I Portland are now the chief centers of To Go to the Trans-MlakiMippi C imi Controversy May Involve Dlotributing <\'iit«*r* f«»r Material FIRST OF THE KIND TO BE HELD walnut production in Oregon. MORON DEVASTATING VII.I UIES Union Tcamatee* grow» In Texas Nest Month—Will for the Big Dllrh In Washington they are grown in BY THIS DENOMINATION B oon ! for lite Big Pair OF MINDANAO NEW YORK. Oct 29. The Jetsev commercial quantities n«»ar Vancouver PORTLAND. Oct 28 Portland City strike of express drivers hns i and orchards have been plantml in The drivers of the hay been put on an »quality with oth County Juiigt» Griffith Friday ap- reached hero. Adams and the Wells Fargo com er Pacific coast ports In the matter of 1 pointed Colonel M L. Allison to b«> it furnishiiig supplies for the Isthmlun ---------- ; suits in the vicinity of Boise, Idaho. | delegate from this county to the panies quit their wagons ut Grand Canal cominlaalon. Tills city Ims been Mr. latke will next visit California, I Trans-Misslssippi oongrena which Central station, demanding an in ll*o for the Most Popular Klk in the named one of the distributing centers itile *niou*an<l Tr»Hi|m ami Five limi the chief walnut producing state of I meets in San Antonio, Tex., tho last crease of *5 monthly. Several small City, the Winner to Receive a <lnil <'oiivtaliulary An- Seni the Union, after which he will write lot next month. Mr. Allison will prob- riot* occurred anil the controversy for material wanted in the canal sone, Han<k»otHe Pillow a pamphlet for government distribu ( ably go. and when he does he expects threatens to involve th» union team ami hereafter blds for construction tgnlti»l Ihr llelwl» materials, hay, provisions, etc., will tion on th«» subject. ; to take with him some specimens of stere. The state department of labor allow for their delivery here on equal , the products of tho fields and orch has been notfiled. terms with their shipment at some The ladies of the Catholic church HOW SHIPS WILL RE LOCKED Strikebreakers on the Anusrlcan MANU.A. Oct. 31. The most seri ards of this vicinity and boost for this other coast isiint. of this city will hold a fair in th« TH ROI GH PANAMA CANAL county. He has a letter from N R. Express company's wagons were ous Insurrectionary movement since White-Maddox hall Monday and Tues With local contractors Blanding an the pacification of the l*hlllppln<>s la Powell of Pettus. Tex., an old friend dragged from the vehicle* and terri day evenings. November 7 and 8. This Th«' Itlea Is Demonstrat'd by Practical ' of his. who wants him to be sure and bly beaten. Express traffic I* nt n equal chance with I hose of other cose! now breaking oui The Monobos nr* cities. It la probuble that a large pari is the first thing of the kind to be held standstill. Working Models of the Locks devastating the coast villages of attend the congress. of thia business will tn» handled in this city by this denomination, and and Steamer Olympic Houthvrn Mindanao, and Brigadier The mayor and Chamber of Com- through Ibis port In future. it has already met with such favor as tleneral Pershing with 1,000 troops : merce can also appoint a delegate. EXPRESS IllSINKSS PARAI.V/.ED i TO insure its success. One of the sat “We were shown in the central <>(• ! who is suppo8«>d to pay his own ex- uml LOO constabulary and »routs ari IN NEW KHUx ! isfying features is the fact that these fives at Culebra a most interesting en route to the scene of the attack penses. The delegatee from this sec- I ladies are receiving the cordial co-op model of a typical completed lock i tion will aid in getting the .Musa meetings of Filipino*'through endorse- eration of the other churches, given in with a small wooden replica of the out th» urchlpelago are being held mont of the congress for tho I'anama- <'<»ni|HUliew Willing lo Grulli the III- . a spirit of reciprocity for the liberal Olympic going through It.” wr‘tes demanding the resignation of D. C Pacific exposition at San Francisco in croase of Wagex, But Refuse support given them in the past by th«- Fullerton L. Waldo in Engineering JuM-pli !.. Ringo Ila* Been Nelmted I»» Worcester because of hla antl-KlllpIno 1915. and will do all in their power to Recognise the Itiioti I Catholics. .Magazine. “The Olympic is one of the to secure the big fair for this coast Hunter Istmi Company to lay utterances The Americans of the Among the features ot the lair will new Titans of the White Star line. S90 Out too.ooo Am * Islands uphold Worcester. Colonel Allison is a booster for be a contest for the most popular can- fe«»t in length and 92 feet wide, and D. ('. Worcester Is secretary of the NEW YORK. Oct 29 The bust-' Klamath county, and Judge Griffith • didate, the winner to be given his she will have plenty of leeway in a Interior for the Philippine Insular could not have made a better aelec i neas of the United States, Adams and ' Joseph I. lilngo, who lias been choice of a *35 overcoat or a suit of chamber whose» usable dimensions are tion There should be a good dele Wells Fargo Express companies Is J hero for tile paal week from Crescent, government clothes, donated by Robertson & Sul 1.000x110 feet. The Olympic, with gation from hero, as the securing of paralyzed. The terminals hero and will leave in a short time for Florida, livan of the Toggerj. This promises her 60.000 gross and 45.000 net ton the big fair for San Francisco niiwat Hoboken and Jersey City are plied I where . ............ he . will ...... lay out 100,000 acres to be one of the most interesting nage. represents the largest type ot Fishing I* Fine everything for the Pacific coast and high with undelivered goods, and the ■ of valuable land He ha* boon sur- events of the oc-easion. as all of the vessel that can seek to cross the isth this part of Oregon as well. It will vidlugs are crowded with I W Brown cattle down from <><!«•’! loaded veyor for lhe Hunter Land company candidates will be entered in th«» rac«' mus for a long time to come, and n«»ed all the boosting we can give the > trains. The rioting continues, and I of I'ortlnnd for Home time, and that latke Friday night, where he had been by their friends, who no doubt will b«» there is still a margin left for ships anxious to see their choice the winner even more monstrous. The lock model fair to get it at the Bay City, and tho loaders declare that unless the i company will *»nd him to lhe Booth- with the surveying crew of the South the endorsement of the Trans-Mis- demands are granted they will strike ern state, where ho will lay out their ern Pacific for the past two mot»» ha of the prize. clearly illustrates the action of safety Another feature will be the contest gates in checking the flow of water, sissippi congress will mean a big help In every city in tho country. John i land there In tracts of from ten to I’e says the nights are getting cold In in securing the exposition for the Pa- Mitchell has arranged to confer with eighty acres each Mr Itlngo and his ’’.at part o* tin* county, but that the tor the moat popular Elk in the city and a chain from wall to wall in front cific coast. the express companies Monday. family expect to leave for Florida Hahlng is fine and the duck* unit gec-»'- The winner of this contest is to re of the lock chamber in an emergency Some of the companies arc willing about the 1st of Dveeinber plentlful. ceive a handsome Elk's pillow donat will suddenly restrain a vessel of 10,- ’ SPORTSMEN TO MEET IN to grant the Increase, but say they ed by W. C. Davenport, and already 000 tons moving at six miles an hour THE COI RTHOUSE FRIDAt will not recognise the union the members of the Antler's club are The further precaution will be takeu wearing that vote-for-smlle that to forbid vessels from proceeding un Will IH m - umm Further Chaugv* in Militia llnien-il Voder Inn» ought to win for them the coveted der their own steam: they are to be Game law*—Trapper* Are CAMDEN. N. J.. Oct. 29—Adjutant prize. taken in tow by electric locomotives. Requested to .Attend General Sadler has ordered the | It is proposed to have booths erect- "It is already calculated that the Fourth regiment ot New Jersey d in th» hall, at which will be sold boats ascending the lock-stair at Gat- A meeting of the sportsmen of thp guardsmen under arm*, pending the, various articles, while at others tea un will not require more than one coffee, punch and sweet cider will be and one-half hours for the transit, county has been called for Friday Jersey City strike developments A. cholee line of Invernt» evening of this week in the court sold. Arrangements have been made and the Pacific locks will detain the house to discuss such changes in th«- ’ Ri«>< in JeTw»y (Nty mentM tiirit xvlil moke for the serving of a dinner on Mon vessels for about the same length of JERSEY CITY. Oct. 29 A num-; day evening, and possibly on Tuesday time. The average vessel will take game laws as may be thought to be , tilt? ixirchnwer money necessary The Klamath County R im I ■ vening. from ten to twelve hours to cross the and Gun club, which was recently or-| ber of the wagons with guards start-1 ed today. The strikers st op pod eight Ia addition to the other plans for Isthmus, and there is no reason why ganized. is expected to be greatly in I wagons and the guards fired over the « ntertainment on Tuesday evening the rassengers should not proceed by creased in membership at this meet-1 mobs’ heads. The mob fired back and election returns from throughout the train, if they like, in advance of the ing. and as the fee for membership Is a riot resulted. Several persons were nation will be bulletined. Inasmuch ships, and disport themselves as they only *1 It is expected that many will i injured by the miMles, but none was ;cs many important political contests please at either terminus. The train shot. The ambulances have been kept are being waged ia various states this takes two and onq-Jt^l hqprs for the add their names to the roster. The question of fur-bearing ani* busy caring for the injured feature is sure to attract a good deal passage. mals will be discussed at length, and | of interest. "Under ordinary circumstances it some steps taken to make a seaso i st ICIKE HITUATION IN To gladden the hearts of the little will require about fifteen minutes to JERSEY CITY IS ACUTE, girls a handsome doll is to be donated fill the lock chamber; if there is par during which they can be taken, their far is in by Mrs. J. Scott Taylor, and this will ticular need for haste the process can which will be when Governor May Call Out State Troop*. be awarded either in a voting conteat be completed in half the time. The good condition. Some trappers are already busy, Nine Strike Breaker* Are or some other popular plan, and will available water supply will allow of and have caught animal* whose furl Badly Beaten doubtless prove an extremely inter- fOrty-eight lockages per diem—which I is almost valueless, as it is too early j «-sting event of the fair. might easily mean an average of In the season for it to be in good con JERSEY CITY. Oct 28 - Despite The decision to hold this fair was L something "1 —----------- ;___ __2 traffic like 80.000,000 tons dition. and it is to regulate this as 1 the assertions of Mayor Witt Penn reached only a few days ago, and all annUaiiy, , as wui^aicu compared with 21,000 t* — wtiu «A,VW well as other matters that the club is and Chief of Police Monohan that the of the plans have not been completed. 000 ton9 in the ca9e of the 3uez canal I organized. express drivers' strike Is under con When they are complete the program and the 4O,ooo.ooo tons of the Sault Let every sportsman and trapper be i will be published. Ste Marie. The lock chambers are f present at the courthouse at 8 o'clock trol, the governor Is considering the calling out of the state troops, The The Catholic congregation is today filled and emptied by means of an In the largest in the city. Few people teresting system of lateral culverts, Friday night. situation is acute, and Adjutant Gen- j eral Sadler has been ordered to have realize this, due to the fact that the which open in the flows and connect M rs . M. M c M illan . Prop’r. the militia ready for action, church occupies a somewhat isolated with larger culverts in the central INDIAN IS HANGED Last FOR ASSAULT ON GIRL night nine of the strikebreakers were location. So rapid has been the in- and side walls of the lock chamber.’’! Modern iiit|»rt»vpm<‘iif* 78 riMiniH and gaitan. ■ terribly beaten and this morning the i rease in membership that the present Meet* Hi* Fate Stoically and SMOke* riots are continued. A dozen wagon* Kooiin*. Bar K imuii . I’arlor*. Fwo Club church edifice is already too small to POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE When the Death Warrant I* comfortably seat those who attend have been burned. A general strike BooniH. Eft».. Etc MARRIED SATURDAY NIGHT R>-*d to Him in Jersey City and the adjacont towns the religious services on Sunday, and is threatened unless the demands of rhe fair to be held next week is the SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS Audrey R. Campbell and Mis* Iva •! SACRAMENTO. Oct. 28.—Wilbur the strikers are granted. The com starting point for the creation of a Fox Made <>m- by Rev. G. T. I Benjamin, a halfbrced Indian, was pany insists they can get plenty of tund that is to be used foi the erec Pratt hanged at Folsom penitentiary today men to do their work If they are pro tion of a new church. for the assault and murder of Violet tected . 1 INIACH TOWN The Marshall House was the scene Gilmer, a 15-year-old girl, near and di « t rIf t to SAN MATEO SUPERVISOR of a very pretty wedding Saturday Woodland. He met his fate Btoicaily, NCORF.N OF WAGONS LOADED . _ rrde inti rahilMla C HARGED WITH BRIBERY night, when Audrey R. Campbell and ■ampi« iJMeM M< m H » e K VT lr - fitmi«h*d hr u* u« ' <2wr 44jrt»t« «*crywh«rffi «r« __jpl< --- ------------------------- —7——— SSluu( Bvinev UM I' rW, i refusing religious consolation. He I WITH GUARDH iKKp pou receive an<i «n<l >ppfv»vr ipi»«»vr <>4 <»4 > <»tir ‘ w I* We thio NO MONKS KKUIIIt * until vou Miss Iva B. Fox were made one by --- ----------------- -A . - _______________ a nonchalantly when the death Io sayona. asvwbera u> lhe lUTiLl _. ------------------------------- . /rr ’ f J- •gkt «nA ,n «dvkiM«. »aid to Have Accepted SHS5 for Hi* the Rev. George T. Pratt of the Pr<* j , smoked allow TKN MAVS' VSKK Till A I. durine »Inch l.m, ,<><«•<>-, n 1 . In- h, >« >. ir And warrant was riid to him Cl It m an, leM you ala* II you ara Ih«, n ’ are the*, not perfectly ajinfie«! < r <1» n t wiah to Vote for tlie Furntehing of byterian church. kaep th« Ucycla bicycle »up «inp 11 it I m k k to K fut. • p iha lo un al our tipeiM arul row v l I Anted With Shotguns and Clubs— BQIACY tarnish th« hi«h««t cr4«lc tacv< l«a it it j«M ii>le to mall« County Office* Mr. Campbell is a bookkeeper it. j rmilVIl rnlvwP at one «mull pro At above actual factory com Y oh eave |io ARRESTED IN MEXICO ON Controversy May Spread Over to fay middlemen’« pro Au* bv buy in« direct <>f u« and have th« manufacturer * «oar- the Klamath County bank, and is on<- •air« btlnnd your bicycle. NOT HUY e kcyelem e patrol timfrom .r*»j’«»w ON CHARGE OF DYNAMITING SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 31— Dan of the most popular young men in the the Entire Nation at A«tF ¡rut until you receive our catalr*«ue« and learn our unheard ot /racer and i/rcua/ ‘iftn to nuor n«rnta. iel E. Blackburn, a 8an Mateo county city, while his bride is a slster-of Mra VAM Util I M AfTAHKMf B when receive our beautiful tatah»«ue and • VW WILL DL AAIUHIPIILV ntudy our n»*>de!i it th* « WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 — Th© state supervisor, who is charged with ac Fred Noel of this city, with whom she lew/new were» make you thia year. We Ve acll th* hifhctlfTMl« l.ic, < i»r monrr We *re are aatia tail>6ad wiih >t ». pv<> t altuvn f. tory NEW YORK. Oct. 31.—The express thin any other tBciory. factory cepting *835 as a bribe for his vote has been staying since she came hero department is preparing to investigate B1CYCLJC IRKA kifKtUle you can m »II our bkydea under )our <>*u wmi pLita al the arrest at Acapulco, Mexico, of five companies here and at Jersey City th« day received t»r price«. Ordere , filled I in favor of the payment of *12,500 two years ago from Marshall, Ind. YC1.KS. Wa do not rrrularly Kindi« aprond ha ul bicycle«, but DMAND B1CV< persons suspected of being implicate 1 and Hoboken are making concentrat «1<»rr« I he«« ur i leaf out for furniture Installed in the county i a number on hai induhenin trad« by our ChkAtfO They left 8unday morning for the From W j or StO. l)«acripiiv« bantam hat« mailed tree offices by the H. 8. Crocker company, home of Mr. Campbell's parents in In the Los Angeles dynamiting. It Is ed efforts to break the strike. Scores I imrU. Import«*! roller chain* and ptikl«, w/t*, repair* and 4 all Linda at A*«// Mr rrMi/ /rarer. was arraigned today and the case con- Langell Valley, where they will re said that Governor Gillett must first of wagons, each carrying ten guards, authenticate his evidence and the armed with shotguns and clubs. Marl *lnued until Wednesday. main for a week. Mexican courts will then dispose of ed thia morning. There were no div The local grand jury is investigat --------------------------------- 4 PMR They were the recipients of a num the case before the department is turbances. President Toldn of the In ing the alleged graft ring in San ber of very beautiful wedding pres TO mi AO DUO r, a ml v ternational teamsters un'on. is en called upon to act. Mateo county. ents. »»< /» nit deavoring to organize the expressmen Mr. Campbell is having a neat cot In the irrge cities. Wh*-ther th» Duck Hunting GOVERNMENT EXPERT INVESTI tage built near the High school, which strike will become a nrt'onal affair 10 MORE TRORIIE FROM PORCTRRES A party of prominent men from they will occupy as soon as it is com MAIUI, Tsaks ar Class wlU sat la* lha GATING OREGON ORCHARDS auk Stity thousand pair» aold laM year. Ashland arrived Friday night and will be determined in the next three atr pleted. Ow two hundred thouaaad palra now in uae. days. O fOOlUmOKl Malt InaTI Hi" Itlallirely Those who were present were Mt. next morning went to Agency Lake, and «*ey rioing.trerydur ablet nd lined I naide with and Mrs. Campbell, parents of the where they will remain for a week a special quality of rubber, which never becomes FIXING GRADE AT BRIDGE t porous and which cloaca np email minctures without allow- groom;»Mr. and Mrs. George T. Pratt, hunting ducks, which are abundant in Ins the air loeacape Wa have hundreds of letters from aatla- dcnMomeraaullngthaltheirtlreehaveontybeen pumped those waters. The party consists of Mr. and Mrs. Louit Gerber, Dr. and Will Make the Haul Much Eoaier Up i •ponceor twtee ia a whole aeaaon. They weigh no more t han Mrs. George H. Merryman, Mr. an<! L L. Mulit. cashier of the Flist Na an ordinary tire, lhe puncture reelatingquairtleebeing given the Hill Than It Has llrn- by several layer* oClhln. apecially prepared fatwteon the PORTLAND. Oct. 28.—E. E. Lake, Mrs. Fred Noel, Mrs. F. J. Bowne and tional bank; O. Winters, a retired tmd. The regular price oh hear tiree ia «1 per pair, but for tofore Been merchant; E. V. Pattee, W. B Beebe. advert king purpoaea we are making a epnial factory price to Misses Fannie Virgil, Faye Hogue and assistant pomologist of the depart the rider «w only («.So per pair. Ail orders chipped aame day letter la received. We chip C O n on The establishing oi the grade on approval. You do not pay a cent until you have examined and found them etrictly n< represented R. L. Burdie, Charles Christensen, L ment of agriculture, is spending a Katie Runk. We will allow a anak d laao II nt of « per cenlflhereby making lhe price •«. AS per pair) If you W. Herrick and John Hughes. There Main street opposite the Lakeside inn month in this state investigating the Willi OKDlcft and encloae this edveriiaement. Yon nin no rlek In » as the tlrea may be returned at IIDH eapenae If for any rimaen they are is no question but that they will got and the property between that build walnut orchards. The inquiry was TIME AND DISTANCE xaaalaatlon. We are perfectly reliable and money aenl to ua la aa Bale aa In a RECORDS ARE BROKEN the limit bag for each man. begun by the government as the re ■ a pair of these tlrea, you will And that they wilt ride eaaler. run faster, ing and the bridge has necessitated wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire vou have ewr uaed or aeen at any price. We sult of requests received from many ETAMPS, France, Oct. 28.—Avi the changing of the roadbed of the know that you will be aa well pleaaed that when you want a bicycle you will give ua your older. you to eend ua a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer, parts of the East on the possibilities ator Maurice Tabateau broke the time MAKES WORLD'S RECORD bridge so as to conform to the grade. We want UMbSP MS^^M don’t buy anv kind at any price until you eend for a pair of of walnut growing in the Northwest, and distance records at Aerodrome a/nffitf Hcdgeiliorn Puncture Proof tlrea on approval a wl trUI at IN AEROPLANE The fill has been made in the grade gffi V VV the special Introductory price quoted above; or wide for our big Tire and Sumlry Catalogue * hicll and Mr. Lake has already visited the this morning in a Farman biplane by and the approach thereto has now describee anti anoles all makes and kinds of tires al alarit half the usual pro ea. __ MBPb* SMPX^ but write «is a pnetal today. IM» NOT THINK or Ht' Vivrl t l«lrvele walnut districts of Washington and remaining aloft six hours and ten BELMONT. L. I.. Oct. 31.—Ralph been put In making the haul up the DO HUT UV/MT or a pair of tires from anyone until yo«i know the n<-w <.’>; « -ifut minutes and covering 283 miles. He Johnstone reached an altitude of incline much easier that It formerly offers we are making. Il only coats a postal to ka.n everything, WiiteilNUW. Idaho. Mr. Lake predicts that walnuts will ate twice while aloft. This feat wins *,711 feet today. It establishes a was. some day become a very Important him the Michelin cup. new world's height record. When the paving is laid to tho N. 1. IllISOI 1 OHEGATE W IO KM THE SISIKE CATHOLIC FAIR i IOWIIE FOR THE POPUUR CHOIMlf THE OUTBREAK 1$ « SERIOUS OHE ABSTRACTERS Lands Ranches City Property Farm Mortgages MASON & SLOUGH quuuoiij Lakeside Inn WANTED-A RIDER AGENT couTn-MJULa'xSiTn so HEDGETHORN PONCTURE-PROOF M12 J. L MEAI CYCLE COMPARY, CHICAGO, ILL