♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ OFFICIAL PAPER OF * KLAMATII COUNTY ♦ KLAMATH REPUBLICAN VOL. XV KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON, NOVEMBER 10, 1910 ♦ ♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦444 LEADING papkk of ♦ NOtTlIKKN OREGON « NO. 32 » WORDEN DEFEATS LEE FOR JUDGE, BET HIS MAJORITY IS SMALL EXCITING FINISH I Bennett I lie Lui» Driscoll Daggett Hienions Fitch I M» rrlll U bttlM 1» Wright Wet . . . WILL Dry . . . VIf the revolt, as it was also the When He Heard th»- Return« H»- Ncah-d Hi* Lips and Went to Bed jority I» Ixmerrd—Exposition largest factor in the election. Now in Silence the democrats < an enter the presi­ tinendwanlK Carry dential campaign confident that they -vill win. There is every reason why NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— Republican Reports from the different coun- the deino< rats of the country should candidate for governor of New York, tiea in California show that Hiram W t»-el encouraged." ft. L. Stimson, was defeated by a plu­ Johnsen, the progressive republican rality of over 100,000. Dix being the candidate for governor, has can led Luccessful candidate. This is regarded the state by a large majority. In the as a direct slap to cx-President city of San Francisco he will come Roosevelt and means bis elimination out with a plurality of over 700. from the political arena of the nation The big vote that Johnson polled RECEIPTS FAR EXCEED EXPEC ­ When he received the returns anil carried into office several of the oth­ learned the result, be refused to talk TATIONS OF THE INDIES er candidates on the republican ticket and went to bed. who, but for the assistance rendered NEXT < 'ONGRESH WILL Il XV I: IH M«H RATH M Violili V IEODÏ HAS NOTHING WHATEVER IO SH DEMOCRATS LOSE SIN FRANCISCO Stnngfii <>r tlw Two l*nrtl»«< In tie- II oum - Ila» IhM-n Ri'vmnl—One Huwlcy und leth-ry Will Ik- the Next So» lallst Elected <'»lii«-|l lte.lt» Neat ly All State Offices R y<«l to the highewt h' <<-d»*d by the r»'publi<-an state central l»l»' inunhlug from one |tolllng place PLOSION committee t'hairnian Swr-ek of the to th»- other, nakiug >-a< h other how democratic state central committee, by Jdhrumn, would have gone down In th»- vol»' Htumli Never In th» his­ I MM Night'» Attendance Packed the GOVERNMENT WILL KEEI* ewtlmat»*» West's plurality to b<- 4,- defeat. tory of th«» county ha» there been 4«. ident Occurr»«! \<-nr tie- Starkville 000. TAB ON IMMIGRANTS lUg Whit««Maddox Hall All Julius Kahn won over McArthur I urd'-n was It was 12:30 o'clock last night be- Northwest uhiad. with about fifty votes to b«* TRINIDAD. Colo . Nov. 1>. Nln- fore the last strains of the mnsic of # SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 9.—Two »ountvd in W«wt Klamath Falla and tuliK'is wer«- r»«< ued alive thia t«»«.. st­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. —Custom« 1'iindr»«! and ninety-eight precincts tbe Iris orchestra died away and the 325 in East Klamath Falla. It is the ing from the mine of the Victoria « gay throng that had gathered in the officers stationed at or near the Cana­ 0 complete in San Francisco, out of 321. latter prvelu» t that will decide tin- re- American Fuel company at Delagua, « WHAT HAPPENED TUESDAY 0 give Johnson, republican candidat" White-Maddox ball to witness the dian boundary have been directed to till of th»» contcNt. and aa be 1« n»-ui tbe scene ol tbe recent HtarkvBle ♦ closing of tbe Catholic fair cheerily notify immigration inspectors of tbe for governor. 19.671. Bell, demo- As tbe Republican goes to »ti’udlly gainlug It took« for a ci-rtain- cl aster, liver sixty were entomb«-»! ♦ cri»-d "good night” one to the other. arrival of household goods of immi­ * »ralle candidate, 19,008. indicating ly that he will lx- the next »ounty by an »»xplosion In tbe Inner tunn-tU ♦ press the following is the result It was tbe final act of a grand grants. The inspectors will also ex­ Johnson's plurality in San Francisco iudg» I .»»-day nfteinoon Th,- fat»' of th»- ♦ of Tuesday’s election in Kinmath «■vent —an event that will stand as a amine the entry papers in order that # will b»- 700 Tli«» lilg Nuiptl«e waa th»- »of«» at jlAhcrr la unknown. The rescuer« am ♦ county: model for future functions the owners of the household goods Julius Kahn win» over Walter Mc- M»-rrill It was »onc«-di great a vote, for Merrill Governtnr-iii to lnv.-«tigutc th»- Pou- ♦ DeLap .................. «.»••••• hall were opened at 5:30, tbe tables MODERN RAILROAD Alum-da .......... .... 6.000 food by him »plendldlv nt the prim- BEING RVTLT IN HAITI were filh-d. and this continued long sibiliti««« of This kVnlori- of ♦ Drínmll................ Humboldt ... . . ..1.500 llagRHt..................... nrlrs. after 7 o'clock. There was ample for , Fruit Handling King» ............... . . 200 Sh'inenM . Giving Captain I.»-«’ th«’ 21 rwgls- everyone, and the meal was admit- Constructed by New York Capital­ Los Ang»»Je« . . . .9.000 Morrill .................. tered \ot»w fit Cn-acent. 25 majority ists Who Get Twelve Miles of t«-dly a great success. Following the ( KIRTLAND. November 9. Ex- ♦ » Marin ............... . . . .1.000 tt Merrill, and »-«tlmating th«' vote pcrlntentu in i>r«*-cooling Willamette ♦ Fitch .................... land Each Side of Road supper the hall where the booths 0 Orange............. . . . .1.100 of this city, baaed on th«- count up to Valley fruit shipped to Eastern mar­ ♦ Wet were located soon filled and the vot-1 * I'I ue .,’«............ .... 200 3:30, Worden will be elected by s' kets will b<- undertaken as an experl­ ♦ Dry ....................... WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.—A mod- . ing on the various contests as well as * Sau Luis Obispo .... 300 Whitlock ............. majority of 50. it will be clone enough inoat by the government. This work ♦ the drawing of numbers for the ' ern railroad system will soon let the Santa Barbara . . . .1.200 to make It un.omfortabl»' for tbe can- I ha« been secured through th»» »-fforts ♦ Wright ............... .................... various articles donated for the oc­ {light of civilisation into the Interior * Hanta Clara . . . .1.500 .............. .. . Home Rule. Yes Ildati H and their friends. casion kept those in attendance on i terior of Haiti where voodooism has ♦ of Charles L Dick, manager of the Hanta Crut . . . . . . .1.000 The » liming hour of the »outeat wa« * Hah m Fruit Union, who has con- ♦ Hom»' Rule, No . .................... th»- keen edge of expectancy through­ ruled for years. A message received • Ventura .......... .... 600 not without th»- umuitlng aid»- Nearly duct»-d a long correspondence with ♦ out the evening. The contest for tbe | by the State Department announced Th»-odore Bell is expect d to carry These figure« Include all of ovory thirty minutes brought a the proper authorities most popular lady was the most ex- that the construction of the system ♦ the precinct* in the county ex­ ♦ the following counties bv the votes ; citing event of the evening. It was «as begun at Gonaives with imposing »hang»- of trout. At 10 o'rlm k Cap­ H. J. Ramsey, one of tbe govern- ♦ tain I»'»' wm ready to congratulate mi'ut investigators, will reach Sa­ ♦ cept Midland and ('reticent. For ♦ indicated: closed at 9 o'clock. Miss Iatman, ceremonies on October 3, 1910. Th»- . .. . 75 Worden and U’e the vote from ♦ Amador................................ \lr Worden, but he «aid he would lem »«iriy this month and will look one of the teachers in the public railroad will be 400 miles in length ... 600 Midland is included in the fig­ ♦ Butt«’...................................... rather wait. Th»» Captain's spirit - over th»- tacillth«« for pre-cooling school. being tbe winner, and will touch every port in Haiti. It .... 150 iHgan to rise, and at one o'clock he work. A s|H*clal car. op«-ralt-d by thei I ♦ ures given for them. ♦ Eldorado.............................. Th«> various booths attracted as will be constructed by. James P. Mc­ Imperial................................ ... 300 wbh fi-i'llng n good d»*al of contldvn» ••• much attention, ixrticularly the Jap- Donald of New York. McDonald will government, will be sent to Salem to j Mere»-d.................................. .. . .300 that he would In the »nd win out carry on th«- experiments, together I an.’se booth, where the Misses Low. get. as a concession, land extending Modoc ................................... . ... 150 I'roni th»m on It waa up and down with experts familiar with this treat- Hhzel Barnes and Juanita Landis, * 12 miles on each side of the railroad 300 !♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Sacramento ...................... with both of th<> of gr«N«t ladies were th«’ center of much ad­ has a soil of remarkable fertility. He e Yolo .............................. . .246 OVER GEO. NOLAND materially Increase, while Worden vnlu»’ In California and elsewhere, ♦ miration. for they presented a strik­ has already been approached with of­ . .. 200 FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE • Yuba .............................. was gradually forging ahead In th»* nnd it is believed Willamette Valley ♦ ingly attractive appearance in their fers by men who desire to lease 300,- • --------- i 000 acres for banana growing and a«t »-nd. it waa soon «et-n that h»’ fruits shipped in this way will arrive ♦ oriental eostpmes. would b»* the winner on the home at the Eastern markets in much bet­ ♦ Riu e Ila» a Heart llr»*akiim Fin- ♦ Sap lU-nito for Johnson The receipts far exceeded the ex­ Cuba capitalists who desire 100.000 i»h mid Kepi Every one ♦ HOLLISTER. Nov 9. Twelve pectations of the ladies who work'd acres for sugar. stretch. Both men nnd their friends ter condition than would otherwis« ♦ Gue«.«ing * ♦ complete precincts out of eighteen in so indefatigably to make the affair a «trained every nerve, and neither aide be the case. ♦ San Benito county give Johnson 695, success has any regret for the struggle they Only an approximate esti­ HAYS JOHNSON WAS TO Henry L. Benson will be the ♦ Bell 671. Ncs’dbam 437 and Cowell mate has been made today, and that ♦ ••LAY DOWN“ IN FIGHT made. It could not have I h «'O im­ HEM. CONGRATULATES ♦ next «’trcult judge of this dis­ ♦,729. The exposition amendments places the sum at close to (1,009. A proved one lota, and in winning hi« JOHNSON ON VICTORY ♦ trict. though he wins after what ♦icarry by 3 to 1. Contixl victory Mr. Worden will lealixe tha» statement will be made tomorrow, ♦ might be a heart-breaking finish. ♦ together with a list of the articles do­ he has m»>t antagonist« that wer»' I Wish.s. llim NuccesMful Administra ♦ Latest returns at hand give him worthy of his steel. nated, by whom given, the names of Joiin«on Win« in San Jtme Hon as Chief Executive of Cali- ♦ a majority of aSout 100. which j those winning them, and such other The rest of the ticket was «hot to SAN JOSE. Nov. 9.— At 9 o'clock ♦ will probably be incr»*ws«d on the fonda jinformation as may be of interest to DENVER. Nov. 8.—John L. Sul- pieces. Guy Merrill was »IWi t»«d coin- nearly three-quarters of the vote had ♦ official count. • the public. ; llvan asserts that before the Reno mlaaioner over E. E. Fitch. Claude b««‘n counted. Johnson is l«-ading HAN FRANCISCO. Nov 9. Theo­ The ladies are unstinted in their Daggett won over Captain Siemena. i fight Tex Rickard agreed with Jack over Bell by 930. The vote gave C. R. DeLap d»>feut»>d J. H. Driscoll dore Bell congratulated lllram W. Johnson 5.031, Bell 4.101. This does prais«* and gratitude to tbe people of I Johnson to “lay down," Johnson poet­ and W. B. Barnes ran away from his Johnson In a telegram as follows: not show Johnson's true strength, as the city who were so generous in ling (10.000 as a guaranty of good {LIQUOR QUESTION GREATER i faith. Sullivan says that the day be­ opponent, J ««per Bennett. "Hon. Hiram W. Johnson. Governor­ practically all tbe city precincts have their patronage. Especially is this THAN ALL OTHERS true towards the bip«iness houses fore the fight Johnson told bis train­ In the race for circuit judge, II. L. elect of California. City. been counted Johnson is running I ! who donat.-d so liberally, and as one ers that he intended to whip Jeffrier Benson will carry the county by over ahead in sixty-eight of th« ’ county The people of Cali- Party Une« Are Obliterated in Nr- "Dear Sir: 2b0 majority, and ho wfB ne»*d ever» ¡precincts, and will win by from 1.500 lady expressed it. "They will find if possible, Delaney tipped this off brw«ka — Inter.-«! Eclipse« Thai fornla have selected you as chief ex- that it was bread cast upon the wa- to Jeffries and Sullivan asserts that vote. Word waa received from Lake to 2.000. Congressman llay««» Is bet­ of National Election» ecutlve for the next four years. I ters. and it will return a tenfold." that night Jeffries disappeared and county that Judge Noland would I ter than 2 to 1 over Hayden, the dem- his friends were forced to tell him -arry that part of the district by a tender you congratulations and best I LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 8. The :‘craUr f*Dd,<’«t’' Uli.I JAM BROWN AND MISS majority close to 300. an^ in this race wishes for a successful admlnistra- that Johnson had agreed to “lay liquor qu«*stion ia eclipsing national* WILKERSON MARRIED down" in order to persuade him to it will probably require the count of tlon. Yours very trnly. issues and in the struggle party lines Meat's Election Assured "THEO. A. BELL. ’ ' all the precincts in both countlim to enter the ring. James J. Corbett, have been obliterated. Both state RAN RAFAEL. Nov. 9. Thirty- William B. Brown and Miss Lulu who is also in Denver, refuses to determine who is the winner. chairmen claim a victory by 25,000 two out of thirty-five precincts give M. Wilkerson, both of I.angell Val­ either confirm or deny the story. Below I h given the total vot«> fot Go««» to Medford plurality. It is believed that the bal­ Kent, insurgent. 2.552 over Zumwalt, ley, were married at 8 o'clock last all of the candidati'H, except Fitch «nd C. E. Hoyt and wif«» came down lots will be slashed in every precinct democrat, thus assuring Kent's elec­ night at the parsonage of the Meth­ Merrill, tbo latter's majority being so from their homo at Fort Klamath Pioneer Rid.-« in Auto lai go that It leaves no doubt of hia last night and Mrs. lloyt left thin in the state, few straight tickets be­ tion. The same pn’cincts giv«’ John­ odist church, tbe Rev. G. H. Fee»,- G. W. Wolshire came over from ing voted. son 1.739. Bell 1,665. Johnson's performing the ceremony. •l«'ttlon From thia tabl»' arc misalng morning for Medford where she will Lakeview in Clapp’s auto yesterday probable plurality will be 200 <*»•,-scent, where there ar» 21 votes visit with relatives Will Have Opt-rMhtn IVrfomMxl. afternoon, and left for his home in i A Baby Girl ---------- registered, the balance of Merrill, and Au eight-pound girl arrived at the *J<‘hn»