4 alien shall take him back. The daugh- mrf»r AM Tlir AllVIflllO 0[lT tern offered to pay the imsaage to Ger-! H l K[ UN I fit ANAlUUu OlAI many, but the law was inflexible, and , the two are now aboard a steamer! sailing back to Argentine. MISTAKE IN MESSAGE CREATES ONE HUNDRED CAIiLOADH ARK ------------------------- ' AMI SING SITUATION BROUGHT IN KU H YEAR hl I.I. TWO HUNDRED KATT I.EIIS BEFORE FORCED TO RETREAT T<-l«'gi-aui Giving Statewide I l'obi bi Mon* t'hk-ken» Should Ih' Roiavd. OIWEtT TO RULINGS OF LAKE- tion Figure» Urente»« ConMerna- ('««nditiun» Are Ithwl for Two Mod«»*' Conni. Itoj« Kun Im > n VIEW LAND OFFICE lien of Reptiles While Hunt. tion Amon*Md«|uor Men Poaltry ing—Escape I nluirmed I H. H. SEARS given that no person will bo per • —— -- - — - mitted to gain or exerclao any right whatever under any aattlement or oc CIVIL ENGINEER cupation begun After September 13, Rriiiforcv«l Ooucrete Itvluiulng Wall» 1910, nnd prior to December IX, Ibwlgned and t'unalructed 1910, all auch aettlemeut or occupa 117 Fourth Ht , Klamath Fallt, Ore tion b«ilng forbidden: 62 Hecoud Ht., Han Fra ne Uro, Cal Willamette Priacipttl Meridian, Oregon Township 36 south, Runge 7 <*a»t. ■WK. 8WK »ec. 19; HEK. HEK ATTORNEY AT LAW see. 33; HW K. HW K HEK aec. X7; General Law practice Ulate »nd Fed HK NEK, NK HEK. HEK HEK ■*>. eral Courts ttl 8K NBK. 8K NWK M*. 31; The skipping of a space In a* type PORTLAND. Nov. 1 1. — Oregon I« Examiner of Land Tillea. ALTURAS. Nov. 12.—Two youug First National Rank Bloch boys, »ona of W. 8. Chambers of Clo- writer when a tnessag«* was being r»>- importing more thun lOO^cnrload» ot SWK. HW K HEK aec. 3X; WK NEK. WK HEK •<** 34; HEK Klamath Falla. Oregon verdale, had a thrilling tight with celved in this city Thursday caua«*d egge <>ach year, according to the ex * A Compilane«' With th«' Conditions rattl«*enakes iu the Pitt River canyon, th«» telegram to read In such a way periment »tat ion of Oregon Agricul NWK. SWK «ec 3«. Township 37 aouth, Rango 7 eaat, aud «*scap«*d safely after killing up that It caus«*d consternation In th«* tural college. Thia 100 car» of egg» Imponevi Would Work a Hard 8EM NEK. WK NEK. NWK. 8K FREO WESTERFELD tanks of th«» liquor men and exceed «hould all be produced here at home. wards of 200 snakes. ship to Farmers • DENTIST aec. I; NEK NEK. HK NEK. NEK I ing Joy to the prohibitionists. But,land many more besides, according to The boys wore hunting squirrels. SWK. 8K SWK, BEK aec. X: later, whi n th«» m«*ssage was straight- th,» expert» In charge of the expert- Klamath Falls, Dragon when they noticed a numb«*r of tat-f , NWK NEK ■vc 3; 8EK HEK ««* j i vn ‘ xl out th«- liquor men were Joyous inent station work How to bring thl» Ovar Star Drug Store tiers among the rocks. They attae __ The Klamath Water Users' As»o- 4; SEK NEK. WK NEK. NWK. «-iation and the United States land th«*se, and soon found the rocks were and the prohibitionists corresponding- about is what is taxing th<> Ingenuity SK «ee. 5; EK NEK. 8K «ce. 9; ' ly depressed. of those having the agricultural fu- offic«* at I^akeview have had trouble fairly alive with vast numbers of the ■ ■ NWK. WK SWK «UC. 34 WK Horace Manring t«legraph«*d to 'tnm of the stat«» in charge. on several occasions over rulings reptiles. For an Itour they fought NWK. WK SWK mm *. 35; NWK 1 Portland for th«' figures on the state Conditions her«* for poultry grow ATTORNEY AND made by the land office, and now with rocks aud sticks, slaying them NWK. su, NWK. SW,. SWK wide prohibition law and th«» horn«' ing are ideal. By experiment uud COUNSELOR AT LAW by scores. Finding the number »«'em Secretary Kld«*r of the Water Users’ rule biU, and iu r«*ply received th«* practical demonstration it has b«*en SEK «ec 36. association is busy filing appeals from ed undimluisbed. the boys retreated. KLAMATH FA 1.1^. OREGON Township 37 south, Rango S oust, following telegram: shown that th«* hen thrlv«*» through the land office rulings, th«* appeals Chambers will use dynamite in th«' ROOMS 74$, MURDOCK BLDG H. P. Manning, Klamath Falls. Orc out this state, and shows a* haudwom«* WK SWK «oc. 6; SWK NEK, being made through the association canyon to d«»stroy the snakes. NWK, SK «ec. 7: SWK SW K "Will be at atat«*wide prohibition profit to her k«*eper when hand)«*4 In behalf of the individual members. WILL A. LEONARD upwards of 10,000 and carry' horn« properly. Hut mum chickens are 8; NK NEK. NWK ase. 18. There are throe grounds for th«* Township 38 south. Range 8 eairt, rub* by much smaller majority.'* , n««*d<*d to car«* for th«* demand that DENTIST appeals. The first is front th«* land WK SWK «ec. «; WK NWK »ec. Mr. Manning and the mon to whom is outrunning production. office ruling that descriptions of prop W Iilte-Maddox IU«U ¡7; SEK NEK. WK NEK. EK h«* showed th«* telegram all thought One meana to iucreuse poultry erty less than forty acres must b«* If Successful It Will Mean <17,300.- NWK "•*« ’ 8; NEK. NEK SWK. the "t" in th«* third word was an duction has be« n taken by the experi by m«»tes and bounds. inst«*ad of by •MH» for the Big Faiuuna-Pacific error, and that the telegram should ment station, in conn«*ction with tb<* HEK see. 9; 8K NWK. SWK. SEK DR C. P. MASON fractions of a section, which has here Exposition read: "Will be a statewide prohlbi-! Portland Y. 51 C. A., and day after SE K. WK HEK sec. 10; 8K NEK. tofore been accept«.*d by th«* land offic«» DENTIST tion by upwards of 10,000.'* tomorrow will mark th«* clos<> of the SEK NWK. HEK «ec IS; NEK and which descriptions are accepted SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 11 Th«* Office in American Bank A f rust Co u They could not see, though, how first year's work. School children NEK m * c 13; NEK NEK. WS in any transfer of title in the local committee of exposition directors is pony's Building NEK. NWK W«. 15: NEK NEK , the message could b<* corr«.*ct, and hav«* b»*en inten*«ted iu chicken rais courts. Applications for water rights preparing to depart tor Washington RHONE «14 finally It was sugest«*d that it be vcrl- ing and urged to grow small flocks sec. 16; SWK NWK. SWK. 8W% under the Klamath project have b«x*n following the subscription of $7.509.- g,.j KLAMATH FALL* OREGON As soon as the telegraph oper- on back lots. Th«> attention given 8EK «MC. IS; NEK. NEK SEK »<*c made by many p«»reons who own twen 000 and .also th«' passage of the stat. 1 .,,„r ' ator was told what was wanted h<* them has b«*«*n after school hours and ¡19; SWK SWK sec. 20; NWK ty acres or lees, and as the descrip bond issue of $5,000,000. by the larg- j - informed th«» anxious Inquirers that on Saturdays. The result» have been 'SWK. SK SWK »ec. 33; SK SWK BENSON A STONE tions of their property were by frac est vote ever polled in California. Tli*.tho niesage shouldI read: »ec. 25; NWK NEK. SK NEK. .tut- mtT*u^c auuui« it'dtr very gratifying Indeed tions of a section and not by metes state constitutional amendment, au- ATTORNEYS AT LAW beat statewide prohibition PrU«»a are offered for the best flocks NWK. SK aac. 36; EK BEK aec.37; and bounds it would require a gr«»at thorizing San 11 ancisco to change it-, by "Will upwards of 10,000. and carry hom<* and th«* best progress mad«* durinx NWK SWK. SK SWKSWK SEK ^mertoai» Hank deal of time and expense to have th«' ChaFt7 !° “ 1° V”te. ’5*000*000* wa ! rule by much smaller majority." 1 th«* - year. ................ sec. X8; SEK NEK. WK NEK. KK and Trutl Hldf. [ ind<*e*d the pr«*mlun>» are land surveyed so as to describe it by passed by a vote of twenty to one. J NWK. NWK NWK. SEK SEK. KLAMATH FALLS - OREGON The liquor men are now sa<i»fl«>d well worth striving for, th«* first prix«' metes and buunds. The land owners Th«* city votes next Tuesday and indi being $100 and the second prix«» $50. NK SEK and lota X. 3 and 4. see. 39. < laim that a description by fractions cation points to the passage of th«* Tosn»hip 37 »outti, Rango 9 eaat. while then* ar«* many minor prizes. M.' RICHARDSON of a section answer the purpose, and bond issue, making a total of $17, NEW HOURS FOR WESTERN NE K . NE K N W K . N K HE K . SE K R Thota* failing to wiu any of th«*s«> have filed an appeal on that ground. 900.000. This sum can be used ’or • N1ON TELEGRAPH OFFICE: prix«*» can point to their poultry «*am- 8KK >«*c 6; EK NEK. EK SEK United States Commissioner The second ground for an appeal ts the fair only. Additional sums will —— a««' 7; all of section 19; NK NEK. ings for recomp«*n»e. together with based on a Tuling of the land offic«' be raised to pay boosting expenses. < oiiiiiHuiing Todny, Bill lb* Open (be knowledge und practical expert- NK NWK. SEK NWK. EK SEK TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD relative to cases where the land has From 7:30 in tlx* .Morning aec. 30; KK NEK. SEK SWK. PROOF TAKEN jcnce they have gained in th«* work. been temporarily withdrawn. Until 11 at Night 8*111* e3 57,3OH IN <M>LD NEK SEK. SK SEK «ec. 31. Dr. James Wlthycomb«* of the «*xp*ri- Office, Third and Main, opponile City When the applications for water Township 38 south, range 9 vast, FROM NOME IN THREE MONTHS luent station, and Frof. Janies Dry- Library. Telephone 301. were made the owner of the land ap —«■------ The busin««s of the W«»stcrn Union ! don. h«xid of th«* department of poul NK. NEK SWK. HEK see 6; NRV«. plied for water for as many acres as 7; NEK. EK NWK. NK SEATTLE. Bash., Nov. 10.—Near- Telegraph copipanv has grown to such try husbandry at th«* same institution. Nyal’a Veg« could be irrigated. For instance, if ly 2.000 more p«-oa>l.* left Nome than un extent that it is necessary to em- ! SE K. HE K SE K aec. 18; EK NE K. tabla Proscrlp will make awards of prize«. he had 160 acres and 120 could be ir entered the Bering Sea city during ploy another operator, and beginning lion 1» indicat SEK sec. 19;all of section» 38 rigated. he applied for 120 acres, the the navigation season just closed, ac- this morning the office will be open •d In all ordl ¡39; EK NEK. SK SWK aee. nary dlaeaaea of remaining forty being "temporarily” cording to the figures compiled by ¡from 7:30 a. m. until 11 p. m.. or I'RKfllDKKT TAFT STAKTEI» ,WK NEK. NWK. SK aec. 31; NK wemun. Thia withdrawn. That form of application rem<xly never the United States customs officer t later if necessary. FOR PAN.AMA THURSDAY I NE'4* NE,*‘ NWK »**c. 33; NK was accepted. When it was desired disappoint«, Its NEK- HEK NEK. NWK »ec. 33; NEK. there. The report shows that seven-; On Sunday the regular hour« arc that the remaining parcel of land be g'.od effect« be NWK. NK NWK. NK HE K. SEK ty-six American and foreign vessels t from 8 to 10 a. nt. and from 4 to 6 iug perceptible CHARLESTON. Nov. 10.— Th«* SE K sec 34; all of sections 35 and irrigated application for the remain entered the Northern port, taking In p. n>.. but it necessary the office will I from tbo very cruiser Tenneaaee, with Pr«*oldent 3«. der was filed. The Lakeview land 2,154 passengers and bringing out i be kept open after these hours. first. It 1« com Taft aboard, start«*d for Panama at office held that it was not necessary; to Township 40 south. Rang. 11 cast, posed ot ti.a 4*609- | This will be welcome news to those i nooh today. Presld«*nt Taft arrlv«*«l file for the remaining part of the pure.t und the EK NEK, NK SEK sec. 21. Th«» gold shipped out* during th«- who patronize the office, as heretofore at 10 o'clock this morning and the most reliable land which had been temporarily FRED DENNETT. five months of open navigation many m«*ssages which would have drug:.; taercu i presidential flag waa raised and 21 CommlsMioner of the-General Ijind withdrawn. From this ruling the amounted to $3,467.608.54. Twenty- b*wn sent have not been forward«?d | guns boomed out the official saluti*. It rial», opiato« asociation also appealed on the ( Office. and other bar one thousand tons of merchandise and , fi«^cau»e* the office was not open at a , will take four days to reach Colon. ground that a man was not entitled 1,305.000 f«8?t of lumber, board mca-; tint«* when they could b<* receivd. mful drugs be FRANK PIERCE. to the water until he had made appli sure, were unloaded at Nome during ' Ing excluded First Assistant Secretary of the In The many die cation and that he must apply and the summer. terior. 10-012-15 HORS KN WANTED SOM ’Ing In i •FIRST SOCIALIST GOEH his application be accepted before he fluences to TO r. S. <XIN<H<HSS I want two or four horses for farm could be assessed. which woman ______ | work in exchange for their winter’s The third objection the association EX-PRESIDENT R<MJSEVELT la constantly REFVSES TO APPEAR MILWAUKEE. Nov. 11.—The so keep. II. G. FAIRCLO, aubj-ctcd ren has is to a ruling of the department der her liable cial-democratic party will be repre Merrill Route. ot the interior promulgated in July, ' to many Functional disorders that but not receiv«?d here until in August, Keeps Himself Seclurk'd at Oy ster Buy sented in the next house of represen- j! not only tand to destroy her comfort and Neighbors Are Wondering tatives by Victor L. Berger of the WANTED—Ten tons of scrap cast which states that all applications for. aud happiness, but which gradually What 1» the Matt«-r Fifth Wisconsin district. J iron, in large or small quantities. ntrrge Intocbiunlc »nd enriou» dla htater made after the 1st of May must ’ Gaylord, social-democrat, also says Bring what you have. Price 1 cent 1 easos. pay the 1909 tax and also pay the, I Nyal's Vegetable Prevrlpticn I* 1910 tax in advance. The payment* OYSTER BAY, Nov. 11.—Ex-Pres he is elected over Carey in the Fourth I P*r pound. Klamath Falls Iron EILSWORTH 4. MITCHELL without a pear for th>- aucce»«fut _ _ the republicans'claim ____ Works. district, though 4t of the 1910 tax in advance is most ident Roosevelt Is still in complete se- _________ traatmnet of female wealmeaa, pain VETERINARY SURGEONS strenuously objected to by the asso-1 elusion at Oyster Bay. Not since the Carey’s election by a «mall plurality. | ful and disordered men «trutation ANO OENTISTS hysteria, or am pa, "bearing down Spanish-American war, twelve years The social-d«?mocrats elected their WANTED—Good 16-inch stove wood, elation. t»rtl«*e Crl«*t«-r Htllta HullJlu* I'l .u ?* pains," Inflammation and failing of juniper preferred. Call on W. E They claim that by making a rul ago. has he kept himself so secluded. ■ Milwaukee county ticket by between the womb. Thia h a remedy of ing of that kind it is an expost facto The village folk don't know what to 2,000 and 5,000, according to the lat- Coman, Republican office, Fourth REGISTERED HOI ATKINS Full sterling worth. street, opposite courthouse*. i est returns. SALE law, and that the d«»partment has no make of It. I have some fine young registered UNDERWOOD S PHARANCt -------------------------- i This is the first time a socialist ha« right to make such a ruling. The as Holstein bulla for «ale; A-1 stoc k and MOT1CB sociation further holds that the land CLOSE RACE IN CALI------------------- : been sent to the United States con- Cor. 7th and Main Streets 'acclimated. M. F. LtMJHELEY, Ft FORNIA DISTRICT gress. owner cannot be forced to pay the tax j Klamath Falls .... Oregoti Parties wishing sagebrush land I Klamath, Oregon. --------- I Berger is the man who ha« been clears«, call on or writ«. for the current year unl«»ss the tax SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.—The chief adviser to Emile Seidel, social-1 has been declared delinquent by the W. W. MARTEN, Water Users' association, and that is latest return» here indicate that th«* ist mayor of Milwaukee. Klamath Falla. Or* ix-xtr not done- until the end of the fiscal ' cflicial count will be ntscessary to de I STORE OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL IO P. M cide the Englebrigbt - Raker contest YOUNG (¡ATM DOSES year. A FEW BARGAIN*. HI I in the First Congreslonal district. I The Water Users' asociation has *40,000 OVER TABLE ¡ « I Five lots. slgn.«y location. IlkOO I :«ad several tiffs with the land office The incomplete returns show thrli heretofore, and has always come out Englebright's plurality in Humboldt i NEW YORK. Nov. 10.—Charles Can loan 1750 cn the deal. A nlco cottage with bath, larg* ahead, and they expect to do so this and the coast counties is 2,762. while G. Gate«, son of John W. Gate«, took the latest returns from the mountain | his first plunge into the sporting life lot, $1700. A good buy. time. A Urge residence, 0:» tot. i.’tSOO counties give Raker a plurality of New York since his operation for AGED VICTIM OF THE Throe cottages on three lota. Roos 2,960. ¡appendix in July, on Thursday night, IMMIGRATION LAW 'losing $40,000. Arnold Rothstein, a • ncugh for another cottage; SIXS* MASON A 8IX1UGH notorious gambler, whose house on Sad Cam* of the Haolsliip Wortr«*d TWENTY-ONE PERSONS LOSE THEIR LIVES IN A WRECK West Flrty-sixth street has remained on a Man and Hi» Wife From --------- I open throughout so many New York NOTICE OF RESTORATION OF Hungary BOULOGNE 8UR-MER, France, «pasms of virtue that the most rigid PUBLIC LANDS TO SETTLE MENT AND ENTRY NEW YORK. Nov. 11. -Ellis Island i Nov. 11.—-Twenty-one persons were investigators never think of bothering ■ drowned in the wreck of »wo fishing him any more, acted as Gates' host, Department of the Interior. General These are all-wool coats, cravenetted, with will remember the case of Franz Lohn Iuind Office, Washington, D. C., :.nd his wife, Hungarians, as a pecul vessels which foundered today. It is a well known wine agent and sport- are lost. | ing man was the escort. Much rou September 19, 1910. the two-in-one collar; a new and practical iar example of how the letter of th» I feared the . crews _____ ___ lette and some faro were the medium« Notice is hereby given that the law, as applied to immigrants, may i through which young Gates and his acting secretary of the interior has creation this season. Tizes from 34 to 44 work heart-rending hardships. The REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN SENATE IS REDl l’ED, bank roll were parted. [ vacated ................................................. departmental order of **" with aged couple have two daughters living drawal In so far as the same affects in Pasaic, N. J., and It was their In-. Regular $15 Overcoats the withdrawal for irrigation pur tention to join them when they jout-j WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 11.- TAKES 1*1 PIIX TO for Saturday only ARIZONA INDIAN HGHOOL poses under th«* act of Juno 17, 1902 neyed to Hamburg, Germany, and Revised returns Indicate that the re publican majority in the United States (32 Stat , 388), for use In connec bought a ticket to America. But the Regular $16.50 Over- man who sold them the tickets put senate will be cut from 26 to 10. The Young I’eopl«' From tlx* Klamath tion with th«' Klamath project, Ore gon. of th«* following dowribed land« Reserva lion («rare for Southern them on a steamer which landed them senate will stand: Republicans 51, coat«, Saturday only J, OaDU In the «fate of Oregon, and by his Stute to Study in Buenos Ayres. With no fund« they democrats 41. , authority such of said tracts as have »pent a year at hard labor on a ranch, I i Regular $20 Overcoat«, 1 ZS i\i\ Wednesday afternoon Chi«rlotte not been herotofore finally restored finally earning enough for passage to'. AVIATOR DIES FROM for Saturday only ÀpJLOAzlz New York. A week ago they arrived FALL FROM AEROPLANE Schulz, on«* ot the teachers In the. and are not otherwise withdrawn, re here, again pcmniless. The immigra schools at the Klamath reservation.! served or appropriated, will be sub Aviat<;r came down from there and this morn ject to settlement under the public tion officials said immediately that i BRUSSELS, Nov. 11. Regular $22.50 Over* EA they <x>uld not land because they were Peeters fell 75 feet with his aeroplane ing left for the government school at land laws of the United States on and coats, Saturday only JL L *O\z in a cross-country flight today, and Phoenix, Ariz., taking with -her Iva after December 12, 1910, also to In likely to become public charges. The pleadings of the two daughters died from the injuries he received. Smith, Mary David and Richard Gray, demnity school land selection as well, availed nothing, and the only question | three young Indians, who will be but shall not be subject .to entry, which remained was. should they go More than 13,000 tons of steel in-¡placed In th«* school In the Southern filing, or other selection until Cor. 3rd Cor. 3rd back to Argentine or to Hamburg? got« and direct castings were made state, Mins Schulz will not return to January 11. 1911, at tho United & Main & Main DEPARTMENT STORE The law says specifically that the llue with electricity in four plants In the the reservation here, but will remain Btatea I.and office at Lakeview, whksh brings over an undesirable United States in 1909. Oregon. warning being expressly In the South WATER USERS HIE APPEALS E. L. ELLIOTT II BIN II M LEAST I« CASES C. C. BROWER V Special Sale of Overcoats for Saturday only $12.00 I HECTOR’S 4