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f tory lying east of the summit of the Cascade Mountains. This would re- ■ suit In detaching Multlnomah. Colum bia and Clatsop counties from the present second district. It would al so necessitate the cutting of Klamath and Iutke counties off from the pre sent first district and adding them to • - ■ ■ - the Eastern Oregon district. Should WELCH TRIEB ON THE :trd ANU EXPECT TO BEGIN INH'ttING THIS WOMEN’S RELIEF CORM SIR this arrangement be followed.Mult W EEK ALEXANDER THE IOTI! nomah. Columbia and Clatsop would PRISES VETERANS ( V doubtless form one district, while the present first district minus Kla-math and I.ako counties would form the , other district. This would give the Eastern Oregon district a population of 143.889; the district composed of Judge Calkins Will Probably Occupy llwatcriiig TI umm > B»*tween tin* lloeton Members of the G. A. IL Will Return Multnomah, Columbia and Clatsop. | the I >cnch Here, < luuiging •nd Portland Morca and Win the Compliment Some Tinse in 253.957. and the present first dis- With Benson dows Are Being l*ut In ! trict. 276. 9S5. January GETTING READY fORTHE CONCRETE ENTERTAIN THE GIVES REM SUPPER «11RS. MOORE S Herbert, who arrived here Friday night, and Dr Fisher If his health improves sufficiently so that he can make the trip ho will probably go to Southern California, where be will be able to got the benefit of the nun shine and open air. WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 Senator Taylor of Tennessee Introduced a bill to extend the provisions of the nation al pure food law to tobacco In what over form It may be offered for sal« Illa bill la designed to prevent the I.cake* in tlic Morning For the < Api mislabeling or mlsbrandiffff of do tai I Winn' Ile I« Kusuaoaed mestic tobaccos so that they cannot lly I’osl master General be offered as Imported stocks; to prevent the adulteration of tobacco with any other substance or the treat It has been known (or somi’tlmn The work on the Bristol buildings ment of tobacco with any poisonous that Risiimi h Fall« was to be on« of is being rushed and aw soon as the or deleterious substance. the cities where the new postal sav rock Is delivered the concrete will ings bank« were to be established and be poured in the moulds of the the word that Postmaster Em.milt has Mot Ing Picture Show« Multiply structure on Main street between America'« moving picture theater« Just received from l’oasimaster Gen Fifth and Sixth, and it Is expected continue to multiply, and In New eral Frank II Hitchcock Indicate« that this will be done the last of this that th« bank« will be established week The elevator to raise the con York alono there are 250 of these, within the near futuro eomt>ar«Hl with "0 ordinary theater« crete Is being put up today aud it Is Monday morning Postmaster Em Such vast proportion« ha« the enter the expectation that the crushed mitt received the following telegram rock will be delivered aud the work prise reached In the Slate that last "Washington. D C . Dec 11 the concrete will begin within the year an average of 2.350.000 people a day paid for admission to the pic "lion Robert A Emmltt. Poatmastor, next few days Klamath 1'ull« Of* E. J. Evans has the forms for the ture theaters, producing a revenue of "Please come to Washington for nearly 160,000,000 The chief com building completed and It will be Instruction! regarding receipts of but a few days now before the con bination of manufacturers produces Postal Havings deposits at your office, 20,000 feet of new films every week, crete part of the structure will be and Edlson'a royalty amount« to $*.- reaching her«. If poaslble, by the finished. Wire when you will 17th or 18th In the building on Main st ret bo 000 a week arrive twwn the Portland Store aud th« "FRANK HITCHCOCK, Boston Store, the finishing touches ItEVOl.l HONISTS CAPTI RE "Postmaster General." SON OF HIGH OFFICIAL are being made. The room next to Obeying the Instructions In the the Boston Store, and which Will be SAN ANTONIO. Dec 10. A mes telegram Post mastei Emmltt left occupied by that company. Is plaster- ed and In a few days the wall be- senger who arrived here said that Tuesday morning for Washington, tw«>eu It and the building at present Enrique Creel Jr., son of the Mevl- where he will be Informed of the occupied by the Boston Store will be can minister of foreign relations had manner In which th« postal savings torn away so as to make an archway been captured by the revolutionists receipts aro to be handled and surh between the two rooms and then they and Is being held In the mountains other instructions as may be neces sary. will both be occupied by that enter- near Chlpuahua prising firm. The cornice Is alnvady in place i on this building and It is now being I painted. Carpenters are at work ____ I on the window frames and the glass has already been put in in the two [ east rooms. One thing commented most favor ably on by those who have Inspected Mr. Bristol's buildings. Is the height of the ceilings. They are sixteen feet from floor to ceiling and give[ a sense of largeness not found In rooms of lesser height IO RE INSTRUCTED ABOUT BANKS FIVE MILLIONS IA*T On Monday the docket wm called A bean supper was given tor the BY CUSTOMS FRAUDS in the circuit court and several of benefit of the members of F. B The Sprague Post No. 4 6. G. A. R., by Government Said to Have Been cases were get for hearing. trial of George Welch, charged with the members of the newl^-organixed Cln-ated Out of Vast Sunk, murder for the killing of Fred Alex F. B. Sprague Womeu's Relief Corps, by the Art Dealers ander. was set for January 3rd. last Thursday night at the home of Charles Spencer, who is up for Mrs. Joe Moore, on the west side. NEW YORK. Dec. 10.—Five mil Much praise was givdn Mrs. Moore lion dollars Is the amount of duties larceny, will have his hearing on Jan- for the beautiful appearance of the out of which the government was de ! nary 6th. On January loth. Tom Alexander. rooms, which were decorated with frauded by Duveen brothers, art im I who killed "Red" Powell In the flags and draped in red. white and porters of 302 Fifth avenue, so It ! Elite sa-ioon September 13th, will be blue. was reported today In the customs And a bean supper fit for a king house invoices showed. The mem I tried. There Is no date set for the trial of to sit down to was prepared by the bers of the firm. Benjamin J. Duveen members of the Relief Corps under and his uncle, Henry J. Duveen. were F. B. Houston, or Thaddeus York, as the direction of that expert cook. arrested on October 13th for alleged he was then called, on the charge of Mrs. Moore, and the way the old undervaluation of goods. It was es obtaining $9.000 from Fred Melhase boys disposed of them was marvelous. timated then that the duties lost | of the American Bank A Trust com Commander Kirschner was select through this means would aggregate | pany. The two cases of Cantrail ed as toastmaster, and he was res $1,000.000. Seizure of the books of against Carroll, and that of Doctor ponded to by Mrs. Seitz, president of the firm revealed by comparison with Fisher against the Southern Pacific the Women's Relief Corps, as well the customs house invoices that the railroad, the Olene Livestock com pany against John Slade, and a num as nearly all of the guests present. loss will be five times that figure, It ber of other cases will, with the After supper the guests were en was said. York case, be heard by Judge Calkins tertained by piano selections by Miss It came out today that Henry J. ' Beal and songs and music by Mrs. Duveen. head of the firm, had been , of the first judicial district, who will Marion Smith, who has a charming permitted to depart for England, af come here for the purpose of sitting in the cases, while Judge Benson will voice. ter he had deposited a money bond of Then Comrade Ramsby started an $75.000 with Commissioner Shields. probably occupy his bench. Judge Benson cannot hear these old war song, but his memory failed He went ostensibly to raise money to him and it was necessary for Com i lift the $500.000 bond that has been cases because his firm was at one time rade Redfield to help him out. Then | imposed on his Fifth avenue store. | attorney for some of the parties the old war songs were song one | The government took possession im after another and a- general military mediately after the arrests, and ex- jubilee was held. 1 pects to recover at least $1,000,000 Commander Kisrchner then thank \ from the stock. ed the ladies for the delightful even ing they had furnished and in return SOI THERN PACIFIC HITS NOT TO BE OVERLOOKED IN LAW gave them an invitation to partake HOT SPRINGS AT GILA MAKING of a bean supper which the G. A. R Post would give in January. Railroml Opens a Remarkable Well It was the most enjoyable enter That PronÚM-w a Big Water Believes Colonel Rooeevelt Is On« of tainment the boys hare had this sea Supply Our Moat Famous Citizens son and they can not give too much Praise« Hhm Highly praise to the members of the Relief LO8 ANGELES. Dec. 10 —After Corps. years of difficulty in obtaining even a LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA limited water supply in an extremely NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—‘Governor- TO HKNEF1T HIS HEALTH dry region, the Southern Pacific rail- Elect Johnson of California, aa he sat road today opened one of the most In the Outlook offices awaiting Colo remarkable wells in the country al nel Roosevelt said: "For ten years tiesrrgr W. Melarne, Who Haa I teen Gila. Aria., at a depth of 1,280 feet. III With Malaria, Gura to Han we seem to have gone crazy protect Francisco RE-APPORTIONMENT TO GIVE After months of hard drilling a heavy ing the property of corporations. The flow was encountered, and in a mo individual has been a minus quanity STATE ANOTHER CON ment a column of hissing steam shot Geo. W. Mclutne. who ha« been This is to be changed. Hereafter. GRESSMAN high above the derrick, almost In California at least, the indivudual sick for several months with malaria, scorching the men at work about the is to be considered and not treated was taken to San Francisco Sunday machinery. It continued a number as Change May Put Klamath and £ake a machine. The other states will where he will be placed In a hospital. of minutes, and finally settled down soon follow.” He was accompained by his brother, Counties in the Third or izstem to a steady puffing. He discussed the radical legisla District When the tools were removed the tion that the California legislature REGISTERED HOIJITKIN8 FOR water was within 112 feet of the sur- is to enact during the coming session SALE face and still rising, and numerous “The initiative, referen PORTLAND. Dec. 12—In the tests showed an even temperature of and said: I have some fine young registered opinion of Representative-elect Laf-' 115 degrees hotter than the healing dum and recall, the absolute control Holstein bulls for sale; A-l stock and ia-.y, Oregon is wr«’u to get three springs of Carlsbad, and but seven of public service corporations, a com acclimated. M. F. LOO8ELEY, Ft Klamath, Oregon. <• let 11 e^entatlves in Congress aa a re- degrees cooler than the Arkansas Hot prehensive employers' liability act. MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r (• A FEW BARGAIN«. b -'t of the census inr. announced He Springs. The properties of the wa- and the abolishing of the fellow ser r vant clause are laws that will un a’»!» believes that the new apportion | ter have not been determined, but an Flve lots, sign.,y location. $1500 Modern improvements. 73 rooms and suites Large property ment bill will pa«3 Congress in time expert chemist has already been sent doubtedly pass. Can loan 1750 cn the deal, F be Sample Rooms, Bar Room, Parlors, Two Club fo. the Oregon Legist ture to act in from this city to make analyses for owners and corporations will A nice cottage with bath, large protected, but we will compel the the matter of redistricting the state the company. A new health resort in f Rooms, Etc., Etc. lot, 11700. A goor buy. at the session which meets at Salem i the desert may be the result. Mean- corporation to respect the rights of A large residence, file lot, I860» the individual. California intends to next month. > SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS A 1 , time the Southern Pacific will require Three cottages oa three iota. Roon, â “That Oregon will elect three Re i little fuel to make steam in its boil- take a progresive stand in really enough for another cottage; 12256 regulating corporations.” presentatives at the next elaction is ers in that locality. MASON A SLOUGH. Johnson praised Colonel Roose a foregone conclusion." said Mr. Laff velt most enthusiastically. He met erty last night. “The new apportion ' la IACH TOWW the Colonel for the first time today WANTED—Ten tons of scrap cast ment bill will probably pass Congress ORGAN GRINDER anti diatrirt to Iron, in large or small quantities. . _ nd» and ffahiUt a LEAVER and discussed the election but not In time for the Oregon Legislature. Agent« every*!**« aia Bring what you have. Price 1 cent commenting on tho Interview pub to re-district the state during the ses ^BlKXi I zw V* NO MONEY HltQt lngii ui'fil (r m r**n>nii<fjp|i,'i*r J yuurlM'yrl« p»,. U * ahis <N* njn* tn >nr>n<, aniwhers in ------- Ihs --------- 1/ S s.zizw, z.z*/,.>.z.» ,4us- ’. /sr/tF Z — ~------------ ------ —... -w.-.-. /rtifhi. and licly. Governor Johnson said: "Colo per pound. Klamath Falls Iron K sion which meets in January. Other- > Fortune Accumulated by M 1>\ Mi» glowlKI IIAÌIC rKliKlKIAI.^ ., . * ' hiimr .nr, . — r, FKEK TKIAl. dtttiiMi y..i|ituyn.| « • .. , • .r itvd Works. 4t nel Roosevelt is the most popular Mt it tn anr irat You wish. II you are that, not perfidy aauafiwi or .u» n«A wiah to John and Shnian I« IMa- wise the extra representative we will tha Ucyxla aiup it !>•< k to ua at our tu*tiM and »^t W/ nW I f fw <tW. tri bated man in California today. The Cali be entitled to will be elected at large racTtiav pbicfi *• *“ rn ,, h ..**>• *><»»» ■■ >. wi.i. «> >»>k. ■ HVIVili a BGfVK *t on« amjll pm/ii above actual f4«t-»ry ct»M ¥ >u gave ft> fornians appreciate him. He a-nd in 1912. to |$t middUmen’a prnAta by ItuYinf dirwt <»l u« and hava tha manufacturer eauar* ant re behind your buycle. ■><> NOT lll’Y a laeyc le or a par of tire« from men like him, made the battle ST. PAUL, Dec. 12.^-An estate “The last apportionment act was | at nwy until you rBreive nur caulorura and leani our unhaard <»t /Os/w-y ATTORNEY AND /ru-rt and rrnMirAo/Zr efffrt to rider »grnta. passed by Congress January 16, 1901. ■ valued at more than $30,000 accumu against corporation control possible. Ui|| I ag AlTOMIftliFft *hrn you receive our brautiful cataioatt« an<l COUNSELOR AT LAW WILL DC Ad I URIdllLlI study our •Uprrh mode's at the -yi'.»»»/rr/r»/// following the census of 1900. If lated by an Italian with a hand-or When he comes to the Pacific next /rw/rtm we c.to mA® you thia year Wr aell the I. u-’•'-nt gi <■'« * H.sh u«y KLAMATH FALLA. OREGON than any other lartnry. We are aaliefied with yt pn. >t »... v- ia< fnt •<.»!. Congress acts as promptly on the cen gan and a monkey, is in the Hen March we wll show him what we RICTCLK 1>EA I.K.IIM. you can erll our buynes under your nama plate at ROOMS 7 A 8, MURDOCK BLDG ur price«. Order« filled the day received. sus of 1910, the new apportionment nepin County Probate Court to be think of him.” I) HAND IIICTCLKA. We do not regularly handle erennd land bhycle«. but act should become a law not later divided between charity and well- i a number on hand taken in trade by our < hirago rm I More« *1 he«e * dtnu out -rice« rangingjrom D3 to DN or DIO. 1»« rriptivn t trga.n It-n •. . e<l lre<- than January 16, 1911. The Legis to-do-relatives. DDAIft?* Blngl* Ini port rd roller rhnln« ‘hmlna «nd and |M*dMl«, part*, repair« and COASTER-DRMED, gquipm^t <4 aUkiiMto «1 Az«// /A< mm W /rs. w. latures of the various states convene The property is that of John Zig- < » in January and generally remain in nego, who died November 19 at the I session for several weeks, If the new home of Joseph Zlgnego, a nephew. apportionment act shall be passezl He was known to thousands only as Large Portions of the Republic Flar ed Vader Martial law by by the middle of January or there- “Monkey John.” The Catholic Or He or she likes. But all the < rrgalar rrlatl frirr of thru firrt zi fu to frr fair, bat to introita,» tor will abouts, it will glve the Legislatures phans’ Home at Minneapolis is to get Davila same It sometimes makes a dlf- J J otllroaaunnfUpairforffJIOUaibuiilhor.lrtff ■ 1». 1 ample time in which to re-district 110,000, but the bulk of it goes to ference where you go. < > ■0 KOBE HOBBLE FROM PUNCTURES ( the states at their approaching ses two aged sisters in Italy. Taeks nr Olas« will not lot ths I •W GUATEMALA, Dec. 12.—A revo- We study to accurately «up- J ( air NA1IJV, out si<ty theuMtel pail- sold ln-t >■ ,r. | II £■ sions. No doubt Congress will take lutionary outbreak is threatened In ply your wants at every point ;; Over two kuiidred thzzuaaiul pair« now in use. this fact into consideration and pana DrMWWFrNMfr Ms.1v In sil site. It Isllvety ! I NWRITTEN LAW PLEADED Honduras and intense excitement pre- of the jewelry business. < > and • > easy riding, veryd.irsblesnd lined iriso'r wiin a the apportionment bill early next a spretai <iu«fliy «piatii y of rublwr. rubber, which never l*comc« Incomes '------- AS DEFENSE TO KILLING I vails throughout the country. Mar- s Sprcial I To that end we have thought < > poroueand-whlch month. clone, up «inali pun'-.urea without allow- I ff| Notice the thick rubber trfiul I rial law has been proclaimed in the < ► and worked. Initheairtoenaiie We have hiitulrtila of lettera from «alla- g Ir •*A” (and |»uect«iYr atrip« B«4rtiatomer,etahnxthetthe1rtireahaveonlybeen punire- l LS and «*1*,** nlao rim alrfp ** If* Red 1stricting Is Question. Indiana Man Is Acquiti«-«! of Shooting I capital and in the larger cities of the uponceortwlceinawholeaeaaon. They weigh nomorethan >> to prevent rhn cittlng. Title The result of our planning an ordinary tire, the puncture realat in» quirt n lea bei ng given AM tire will out lust nny other a Millionaire Who llnfncd republic, and the jails are filled with “No one can foretell just how our is here awaiting your opinion. < * by avverai layer, or thin apri tally prepared fabric f on mr^rtMir „.I the r IT "• " '" ' »'*-1'11; ««4 Hi« Home. political prisoners. Legislature will divide up the state i tread Theregular prlceoftheaelire,I,pl 50 fyoper pair,but II per pair, nut T f 1 >r M > y -v Itiitl ipwialGctorvpnr-io ■ ‘ I advertUingpurpoae, weare making a ,t>e< lai lactorvprice io ” From collar buttons to día- ¡¡ Wholesale arrests of persons sus In order to make the three districts. <lz-ts »hlj>pr<f I the riderò’only p, So per pair. All order« ahi o|^.( «âme ...... ztnv Utter 1« rrceivr.1 We »hip C n n nn monds It is, as we believe, per- < ’ approval. Yon do not pay a cent until you have eaamined and found them alrlctly aa leptev-nied. VINCENNES, Ind., Dec. 10.—The pected of ha-vlng some connection One arrangement will suit me as well I we will allow a ratli discount of a p-r cent (thereby making the price M4.aA j.er j«Ir> if you feet. as another, and should I make good trial of Menlo Moore, a pa railed in with the threatened uprising are be send rbl.L. CASH WITH OKIik.il and enclose thia advertisement. Von run nn rbk In aendlng ua an order aa the tlree may lie returned at <»<:■* eaimnae If for any reason t' . v are my first term, and in consequence cident to the thaw case, ended yes ing made on the orders of the Presi This Is our Invitation to you < > not Mtiafaclory on eaaminalirm. We are perfectly reliable and nr may sent to ua la ua ane as in a be a candidate for re-election in 1912, terday by a verdict of acquittal. dent. to see ft. We do not ask that J [ bank If you order a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride »«»ter, run faster, wear better last longer and look finer than any lire vou have ever used or Been at any pi. e We I would just as soon be a candidate Moore shot Charles Gibson a million you need anything. You’ll find ‘ [ know that you will I* so well pleased H at when yoa want a l ievi le yon will five ua your order. There are extra Government troops _We went you to send us a trial older at once, hence thia remaike'zle tire olter. aire. October 3rd, after his wife had pleasure in just seeing and i * at large as to be a candidate from at Puerto Cortez and Ceiba, and the areas• rir'T-tf d .ri I . oi > n d m ..< k rii.<■ until v' n ae d f. - i , . -f TCftJ B srtifcO I'-d.' .< I 'nt-- r.f tire, on a two In I i at confessed her intimate relations with well-to-do residents are flocking we In showing. ‘ [ any given district. the Spedai Intrudili lory price quo« I al ovr, !.r w n.- ' o,r Ing rue and ‘.ri.lry Citai which Moore’s confession across the border Into Guatamala. No “It is probable, however that the Gibson. Mrs. deaerili«» ami quoiea all make, and kinds i f t n.t half the usu il pri. e< — » azza W I aza ape hu’ write II. a ..........I i-elay. |H> xii I Til 1 X K l ri Ufi VI Viz n ’ . vein coming Legislature will create three was repeated at the trial and it is passenger Is permitted to land In Hon f/CJ rVCJ I tfif/lf f or a pair of tn > . I n>in an > • until you In i <■< t. In rful offer» we are mak ing. It only CMta a ptietal to learn c vs, ytiiiug. Vvtiiclt Moll. separate districts, Many favor put believed cleared her husband. The duras without a passport, signed by FOR HIGH GRADE GOOIM4 ting all of Eastern Oregon into one I “unwritten law" was pleaded as a the Honduran Consulate in the port district, that is to say, all the terri- i defense. of sailing. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ GOVERNOR E1ECT JOHNSON TALKS M ASON & S l OU GH ABSTRACTERS Æ cholee llii^ of invernt- mentN that ’will make the ptireliiiMer money Lands Ranches City Property Farm Mortgages MASON & SLOUGH : Lakeside Inn, \ f F C. C. BROWER m Anyone may Shop Anywhere 50 HEDGETHORN PDNCTURE-PROOF »4 «S HEALING TIRES 5 IF - WINTERS J. L MEAD CYCLE COMrANY, « CHICAGO, ILL. «