Klamath republican., March 02, 1911, Image 7

Investigation, (<i attempt to discover
whether means can be devised for
materially Improving the work of
census taking In the United tHates;
and In a future report the results STATE TO MAKE LN VKNTIGATION
of such Inquiry will be presented,
OF THE MATTER
together with a further analysis of
the source of error under present
methods. It may be that the present Governor West Will Noon Test 111«'
III IIEAU ADMIT» IMN4H1IHI4TY OF methods of taking the census secure
Jurisdiction of Courts In
NRKOH
results as nearly perfect aa Is possible,
tlw Case
but the practicability of Improvements
In mnthoda la clearly deserving of
moat thorough Investigation and con­
HA LEM. Feb 2 7. At the first ap-
sideration.
portunity a test will be made to de­
termine whether the state or Fi-deral
<>>urts have jurisdiction over the ac­
Director Darraiul Will M»u<ly thr
tions of Indians on the Hlletx Reserva­
E iiuiiwwb U uii Method* I' mh I
tion In Western Oregon, according to
In Other t'ountrlea
Governor West.
Following the complaint« of settlers
that
their Ilves were endangered and
WASHINGTON. Fob «7. It Is
Among Other Maters, Money I* Pro- that murders, i««saultx on women and
probable that, taking the country aa
other crimen had gone unpunished, or
vi<l«il for Headways In the
a whole, the population la slightly
only light penalties Inflicted, the Gov­
<'rater ls«kc Park
anderaiatetl by th» cetiaua bureau,
•
ernor conferred with District Attor­
but whether the margin of error la
ney Bryson of the H -cond judicial dis­
a (ruction of 1 t>er cent or amount«
trict to sscertaln whether lawlessness
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Feb 21
to aa much aa - per cent, on one can Th» sundry civil bill, which has p<*sa<sl could be stopped.
poualbly know
That It ahotdd »x- the house, carries the following Ore­
<*vd 2 percent la certainly extremely gon Items:
MIIIPH FIRNT THOROUGHBRED
Improbable.
POUI/TRY TO THE Ol'THIDE
Continuing work on public build­
The moat fundamental aourcea of ing at Albany. 140.000; site and com­
error In cenaua work are the atiaolute mencing buildings at The Dalles, (id.. <’. T. Oliver Received Order for
Inability of the enumeratora to per- 000; Medford. 12«.000; Pendleton,
Blooded Hird* From Fancier
■onully reach every Individual con- | : . ooo. .ilex at Portland. |.,oo.ooo.
Living In Portland
eernlng whom Infortnatpin la requir­ Roseburg, *10,000; Improvements to
ed, and that Ignorance of many per- jetty In Hulslaw River, *50,000; roads
Secretary i*. T. Oliver of the Cham­
aona themanlvea concerning the cor­ at Crater Lake Park, *3,000
ber of Commerce. In addition to be­
rect nnawera to th» queatlona pro­
ing an enthusiastic booster for a
pounded to them
Other rausos,
greater Klamath Falls, is shout aa en­
which may be removed In whole or TUCKER AND EDWARDN
thusiastic a poultry fancier, and he
MEET IN TH IM CITY Mt MIN bears the distinction of being the
In part by change« In method« ar»
the large number of qunutlona In the
first bird fancier in Klamath county
C. F Tucker, the clever welter­ to Bend a shipment of thoroughbred
anhedulea; the Inclusion in the ached-
nlea of lnqulr<w which man) people weight boxer, will leave In * short chickens to an outside fancier. The
ran not answer correctly only after tlm» for Kennett, Calif., where he order just shiped by Mr. Oliver goes
prolongi-d cr>n«Jderatlon. lack of ex­ »111 box ' Kl<1 ’ M< l.i-llan. who ap­ to a Portland fancier, who ordered a
perience on the part of nearly all peared here in several boxing bouts. doxen chicken*.
»numerator«, lai k of experience on Tucker Is making arrangements for a
Mr. Oliver raises full blooded light
the part of those aupervlalng the ac­ match with Frankie Edwards. that Brahmas. Rhode Island Reds. Buff
tual work of collecting the statistic«, classy little Oakland lad. for a bout Cochin* and White Plymouth Rocks.
He believes arrange­
namely, the supervisor« of the census In this city
and their clerk a and special agent«; ments will be made whereby they will “OREGON DAY" AT THE
inaquate means for securing personal meet on or about March 30th.
BIG OMAHA LAND SHOW
contact between the supervisory of­
ficers and the enumerators, the enu- Nt» MEN ATI >11 ELECTED
Word has been received by the
aivraton of the population on the
LN MONTANA YET Chamber of Commerce from the
basis of "usual place of abod«"; the
Western l-a-nd Show, generally known
prolongation of enumeration over a
HELENA, Feb. 27
Itesplte the as thb Omaha !-and Show, stating
considerable period of time, the un­ fact that the session of the Mon­ that the exposition officials wish to
warranted Interference of private In­ tana legislative assembly Is near an make October 24th "Oregon Day" at
dividuals and organisations with the end It seems to make no difference the show, and that they have taken
taking of the census, and th» amount In the completion of the Montana the matter up with Governor West.
and form of the payments to enumer­ senatorial situation and the opinion During seversl yesr* past Klsmath
ator«.
Is general that the deadlock will not Falls has always been represented at
It Is the Intention of the Director, be broken
The result of today's this show by a large display, and
by careful study of the methods of ballot: Carter 3R, Conrad 23. Scat­ many people have been brought here
census taking abroad and by other tering 14 N coesa ry to choice 4».
as a result of the exhibit.
CENSUS SLIGHTLY
UNDERESTIMATED
present climate Is not beneficial to
her health.
During Mr. Filler's absence Mr*.
Shook will conduct the cafe. A pew
HOi NTON’N NEW PLAYHO ( ME IM chef and a new corp* of waitresses ar­
rived last night to begin their duties
NEARING COMPLETION
In the cafe.
INDIAN CONTROL COMES UP "TEMPLE” OPENS SATURDAY
EFFORT TO IMPROVE CENSUS TAKING
Oregon's Items In The
Sundry Appropriation Bill
TRIES TO PASS
BOGUS CHECK
Here for a Visit
No Pain* Have Been Nparvxl to Make
Henry Janssen, a former resident WELL KNOWN FIRM WAS PICKED
It On«- of the Beet In the
of this city, but who now resides In
AM THE VICTIM
Htatc
Han Luis Obispo, Calif., 1« here for a
few days renewing acquaintances and
HatUrday will be opening day at looking after property Interests. Mr.
the Temple theater, J. V. Houston's Jansson was formerly a landscape
splendid new motion picture sbow- gardener here.
houae, and the lovers of photoplays
will be given an opportunity of seeing
all of the latest and Aral production«
of the leading film manufacturer* a*
soon as they are received on the
coast
The new »Temple theater, which is George Dr Ally Had to Tell Victim
located In the Odd Fellows’ building.
What Hr Thought of Him
Is one of the best equipped show­
and Ancretors
houses on the coast. Mr. Houston
has spa-red no pains or expense to get
the meat material and apparatus. R
WALACE, Idaho, Feb 27.—The
E. Wattenburg has attended to the
fact
that George De Atly of Gem de­
carpenter work on the place, while
the painting, frescoing and other dec­ layed putting his threat to kill
orative work was done by F. C. Bam- Charles Highland Into execution In
ber. Carl F. Shenecker has been order that he might tell that miner
just what he thought of him and bls
Installing the electric aparatua.
Nearly all of these have finished ancestors, probably saved Highland's
their work; so the show will all be life at Gem.
Atly flourished a large revolver un­
In readiness for opening day.
A new feature In this city Is the der Highland's nose and announced
electric orchestra Installed in the that he would blow hl* head off.
theater by a San Francisco firm, While making the announcement and
which renders all the lute and pop- explaining his reasons some other
plar airs with piano and orchestral miners came along and precelving the
accompaniment complete in every­ situation crept behind Atly and dis­
thing except the musician*, and their armed him.
A call was sent to Wallace and
absence Is supplied by electric cur­
Sheriff
Nicholson, Informed that Atly
rent.
With the opening of the new thea­ had gone crazy, took a strong armed
ter two shows a night will be given deputy out to the camp. On arrival,
at the Temple. The Houston opera however, he found Mr. Atly very
house will stll continue to give mo­ sleepy and brought him to the county
tion picture allows, but there will be jail where the former Kentuckian was
only one show a night. A vaudeville put to bed. To much "squirrel''
act will be a feature of each evening's whisky was the verdict.
bill at the Houston.
Huffler Deferred While The
Slayer-Tu-Be Gives Opinion
LEAVEN FOR CALIFORNIA
TO UNDERGO OPERATION
Harry L. Pltxer, who recently pur­
chased the Baldwin cafe from Mrs.
8book. left with his wife on Monday*
morning's train for San Francisco,
where the latter will undergo an op­
eration for cancer, In a Bay City hos­
pital. After she recovers Mrs. Pltxer
woll go to Los Angeles to visit rela­
tives. and may remain there till the
»•••ather becomes warmer here, as the
MKB. CARRIE NATION IS
RHCOA’EKING FROM ILLNESS
LEAVENWORTH. Kan., Feb. 27.—
Woe be to the jointists. Carrie Na­
tion Is getting well. Mrs. Nation, who
has been under treatment in a hospi­
tal here for a month, expects to be
discharged soon after March 1 In spite
of the fact that physicians recently
gave up hope for her recovery. Mrs.
Nation has been suffering from ner­
vous breakdown, but her mental con­
dition is now satisfactory.
in CODNTYJAILNOW.AWAITIIIGTRIM
After Trying to Work Virgil A Now,
C. D. Gardner Is Picked Up
by Chief Townsend
C. D. Gardner languishes in the
county bastite as a result of trying to
pass a worthless check Monday
on the firm of Virgil A Son. His hear­
ing will In all probability be held to­
morrow.
During the past two years Gardner
has borrowed sums of money from Ed­
gar Virgil, senior member of the firm,
but with the exception o? *2.50, bor­
rowed about a year ago. Gardner was
always prompt In returning these
loans. Monday morning he came into
the store, reminded Mr. Virgil of the
fact that he owed the latter, and in
payment tendered him a check for
*10, saying that when he arrived in
town Saturday night the banks were
al closed. Mr. Virgil had some mis­
givings about accepting the check and
pay ing Gardner the balance of *7.50,
and advised Gardner to wait until
the banks opened.
This, Gardner stated, he would be
unable to do, as he was freighting,
and bis team was all ready at a local
livery stable for him to start out in a
few minute«.
Seeing Virgil's reluctance to ac­
cept the hceck, Gardner asked him to
advance him *2.50 and keep the
ec a» security. Virgil did this, but
as soon as Gardner left he noticed
that the check had not been endorsed.
Calling up the First Trust and Sav­
ings bank, on which the check was
drawn. Mr. Virgil learned that Gard­
ner had no funds there, and when he
called up the livery stable he found
that the freighting story was also a
myth.
Virgil sumoned Chief of Police
Townsend, who arrested Gardner on
the street, and turned him over to
the county authorities.
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Special Sale of Pianos and Organs
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Everything in Music. The most complete stock between Portland nd San
Francisco. Pianos and Organs now sold at prices never heard of in th< history
of Klamath Falls. Victor Talking Machines and Records
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To purchase a piano. We have them from $150 up and sell « - -
them on small paymenis, just like rent
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