-
Rock« i tailor's pastor, will accept ths
National bank of Seymour. Wia., who
call from ths members of the First
waa convicted of a (50.000 shortage
Congi ugattatial church in Han Fran-
Both men walked briskly away, and
many who did not know them thought
clsoo la the opinion of Ror. R. W.
I.angl lln who 1« here an route to Hau SEVERAL OTHER* KXPK<TKI> IN
they were lawyers who had been vis­
A
Frauciaco.
Mr. I.aughlln has been
iting clients.
A SHORT TIME
'UHtOl
of Ilia First Uongrogatiunul
A few minutes later Tommy Hayes,
former paying teller In a Washington,
“The Calendar Year Stat«an«*nte,
uup cattle, and In 1910 a* total of «’hurt I In Brooklyn for ninny years
D C. bank, who at one time enjoyed Shewing the Imports and Exports of .7 750,000, settle still forming the mk I la a personal friend of Dr. Aked •tant s» Quick as the Westlu r IVnilt*.
REMARKAHIJC ADVANCE DURING the distinction of being the fastest
the l*ra< lice Work Will lie
the United States from 1900 to 1910
larg«*st slilgle Item, nearly half of dm
paying teller in the world. Issued from
PAST KIGHT YEARN
Coiiiit>encc«l
of
group. Breadatuffs Im P. 4 .
the prison portals. He had just serv­ a publication Just issued by tl>e Bu­
fed 'n 1900, Including under thia
ed two years of a five-year sentence reau of statistics of the Depart tnei.t of
f*’ i’i wheat corn, barley, oats, rye,
for shortage.
Commerce and Lubor, shows some *n
Much Interest ill taHvbiill mattar»
fio t, tc amounted to »4.000,.
Four others were released a short tareatlng facts regarding the 'tuptvrta
C. Lavey, the real estai«* man of
IIH'
n value, ami I ji 1910, »13,350,- ¡this city, who has Just returned from waa shown nt the meeting of playera
time later. All were pardoned as a
and exports of the United Stater lit
the large« Item In the 19to fig j an extended trip through the Middle held on Hunday afternoon In the
“Dot's Farming Pay in Oregon" I« result of the recommendations of the th«* trade with foreign countries
beine ma *ai*«.nl. nearly »5,000, Western states, and who spent con­ Chamber of Commerce rooms, and
prison board which were approved by
Among the curious things shown is.
«rice and lice flour and mer.i
Definitely Answered by Com­
Attorney General Wlckershatn.
siderable tlnu> In Kanaaa and Mis­ Klamath Fails, Judging from the ma
for example, that fruits and nuts Im­
>o non, m • c*«t and w’ rat flour
mercial Club
The effect of Bigelow's confinement
souri, says that while he know that terlal to select from, will have one of
ported Inta this great agricultural
* ,1.000 oofi Tobacco Importa
the fastest amateur ball aggregations
for a little less than six years was ap­
* great deal of Interest was felt In
ceuntrv have doubled since 1900, hav­ "*!•», wb'cb I«* 1900 amounted to
In the state thia summer.
Fifteen
parent In the added lines about his
' at s«H*tlon In the Klamath country,
ing grown from *19.000.000 In value, <•5,000,000 1«. velile, were In 1910
PORTLAND, March 13—After u face and ths Increased gray of h
already
declared
their
Intention
of
ho was surprised to find It so wide­
speaking In round terms, in th«» year ....... I'call «25 ' 00.000, ti re*’ flgute« spread.
careful and exhaustive study of mar­ hair.
trying for places on the town team,
.'00, to »39.500 000 In 191). Fruit being exelue've <*f manufactures of
ket conditions in the Pacific North­
Bigelow and Hayes were conducted
Mr. ¡.avey says that at least 120 and It la known that there will be at
' n co, w''el- c "«Hinted 'n 1900 m
west during the past eight years. from the prison walls for a distance Imports alone inercused from a little
fumllies from these two states alone leant twenty candidates in the next
President Hsrvey Beckwith of the of a quarter of a mile across the peni­ lea* than *16.000.000 to •> act leal ly 8? '«00 OOu •» vn'ue, and In 1910 a ■'''ll arrive In Klamath county by few days. Among tho«w* out tor
Meat and
berth» with the team ore:
Portland Commercial club makes the tentiary grounds by one of the guards. »'.'6,100,0*0. Bananas form *he larg­ ■'•il.* over »«.«ion ooo.
Krauss.
next fall, and that this number would
est item In th«* group, being valued at «lolry
products
Imported.
wi ch
Benson, Clair Arnold, Kief, Orville
startling statement that prices paid
Bigelow looked about him with In­
be greatly augmented by arrivals
French, Hunsaker, Caprun. Hlemens,
to farmers for eleven different articles different interest. Both men were a little less than J6,noo.OOO m I9uff, »«*< **int<d In i •».*•. to »3.35« ,000 Wei*
from the other Middle Western states
'n
9 * 0 » I 1 .?* n.OOO, the larg< <t
Cooper, Houston. Hhive, Ord Arnold.
of food, all necessities, advanced 31.4 silent until they reached the small «n't ever *13,000, >00 In 194C
That this country waa attracting a
Hl.tes and skins also form a mark­ fe> « In tb's gretit* b *fng cheese •*.-
Hayden. E L. French, llr«M>kfield and
per cent between April. 1903, and station which Is the terminus of the
great deal of attention has been well
October, 1910, and he backs up his street railway line. There, during a ed Increase In the importation of the • o.* ""0 and •*■ stige casing*. »?- known for some time, but that the Ball. Moore. Morgan and several
r««»
other players »ay they will try out IT
statement by quotations from market wait of a few minutes. Bigelow turned term. having Increased from 10?.000 ■ r.1.,1
>
feeling waa so universal waa a great
Out*
founds
In
1900
to
57.1,000,001»
the export a'de the figur**» show surpris«* to Mr. iaivey.
they find that they are going to stay
reports published in Portland during and gated at the prison walls.
.»oui’ds In. 1909, the flgur *« of I‘.*10 a decline In the outward movement of
In Klamath Falla
that period.
being considerable less, 461.OOO.ouo hr«*ad*tuffn, but large Increasea In the
Elmer L. French was elected assist
"These figures." said President
i.nt manager of the team and Jcaar
|<*u* d|. The value of hides and .'ins exnorta of manufactures
Beckwith, "indicate that Portland is
The rain«
Imported wi tn 193 *51.500.00*'. and of hrea«1stuff* exported In 1900 was
Stamens and Harry <1. Benson were
a high-priced market for farm pro­
in i'*)0 »96 OOO.Ota). Goat skins form »251.000.000. and In 1910 but »109,-
named to a«*l»t him in getting the
duce. and the high prices are direct­
an Important factor In this, having oon.ooo, under this term brlng In-
tram started during the absence of
ly chargeable to the great increase in
Manager Oliver Several ways of
consumption over production. The TOWN ISSUES VERY ATTRACTIVE been In 1900 »19.000,000 In value, eluded wheat, corn. oats, barley, rye.
Booklet
and In 1910 »27.000.000.
r'e» fl «nr. etc
Cattle exporta In
* ruining money were brought up. and
depiands of a rapidly growing popula­
Sugar, of which the United States 1900 amounted to CU.OOO.OOO, and Mowiomir) It*** Iure» Situation I» Hr. the team Intends to give two or more
tion have more than kept pave with
daures to help raise the funds need
Is a large producer, but not yet suf­ In 1910 to but »9.500. and of live
the increase in the quantity of essen­
coining Worse Itacaum* P**o|>le
od. Th» matter of selling I took» of
tial foodstuffs, sent to market by the Boosters of Hustling Town Get In ficiently large to n»«*et the require­ »’•l'”ala of a'l kinds the exportation
Can't Till Noll
Line To Receive In-Coming
ments of her population, shqws Im­ I-* l*»oo was 149 000,600 In value.
tickets to the games this season was
farmers of the state, and this condi­
portations In 1900 of 3.750,000,000 '""d In 1910 but 115,250 000.
also suggested anil dlwu»»*»!
In
tion is one that is not likely to be
Colonists
Practice will begin Just as soon as
pounds, valued at »91,750.000. and •“••at* a r**duct'on In the exports Is
changed for a long time, if ever, and
PEKIN, March 13
Th« famine
In 1910 4.500.000.000 pounds, valued ale*» apparent, the valu» of meat and and plague arc »weeping over th** the weather clears up
Before th«*
the situation is a very inviting one to
GRANTS PASS. March 13.—"Fif­ at (114.000.000 dollars, these figures da'r* products exported In 1900 hav­ whole of Chinn
season
opens
the
grounds
will be
the producer.
The known death»
"In the table of prices submitted teen thousand in 1915“ Is the slogan being exclusive of the sugar brought ing been »186.500 000, and In 1910 numtier 30,00u. and. acoriliiuc to of- worked over and Improved as much
are two items to which 1 desire to call for Grants Pass, and there is every from Hawaii and Porto Rico, which »129.500,000. Cotton, however, shows tlclal statistics, the death rate aver ns possible
particular attention—eggs and poul­ indication that it will come true. The amounted In 1910 to over 1.000,000,- a large Increase and so «h» manufac­ ogee 200 dally, But the <iffi<*la)a have
try. There is no good reason why the spirit of business has Invaded every 000 pounds from Hawali, valued at) ture«, the value of cotton «-sported little knowledge of the condition»
Pacific Northwest should not produce line of business and the unanimity »39,500,000, and 626,000,000,000 In 1900 being »314,000.000, and In In the Interior, or, If they have, they
eggs and chickens enough to fully I of purpose may be found in everday pounds from Porto Rico, valued at 1910 »531 .OOJI.OOO. Manufactures BM nrc not «permitting the facts to b**
s whole exported In 1900 amounted tn known. It 1» Impossible even tiasiate
supply the local demand, and thus re­ affairs. The bright prospective days *26.250.000.000.
Cotton, although the United States »332.000,000 In form ready for con­ the number of dcstha that have result
lieve the wholesalers from the neces­ of the opening season for colonist
BERLIN, March lu
Th» Prus
sity of ordering carload after carload rates will soon be at hand and ail produces practically three-fourths of sumption, and »1C4.000.000 lu form rd from lack of food
Dr Hatnucl «Ian Government laid before the l>l»t
from the Middle West.. There is ab- the transcontinental roads will be the world's supply, shows importa­ for further use In manufacturing, Cochran, an American, who is engag­ today a bill )<*gallilng cremation. This
solutely no danger of overproduction filled with eastern people hastening tions In 1900 of 60,000,000 pounds, making a total of »496,000,000, while ed in the work of relief, writes: One denotos a complete change In the attl
in these lines, in fact, there is little to the west with new ideas and new valued at *8.000,000. and in 1910 In 1910 tho figures were, manufac­ mllllou people will die before lhe tude of the Govern men. which has
prospect that the supply will ever ex- blood to blase the way for bigger 85,000,000 pounds valued at *17.- tures exported Toady for conaumptlon first crop la harvested
Thia will be been Interpellated on the subject r»
and better development among the 500,000. Live anlmala of all class»» »541.000,000. and In form for further ■canty, because the people have not |K<at»dly In the last twenty years,
ceed.'or even equal, the demand.
show a value In 1900 of *4.335,000, use In manufacturing. »286.000,000, the strength to till the soil, and no and has always opposed the sugges
“Let us assume that there are five vast resources.
To secure its share the Grants Pass the largest single item being the making a total value of »827,000.000 animals remain tor plowing
thousand farmers in Oregon, and that
tlon.
at the present time each farmer is Commercial club has Issued 15,000
keeping an average of twenty hens booklets, neat and attractive in color
It is probably fair to estimate that and filled with logical and consistent
each hen will raise, during the com­ statements that STe more apt to con­
ing summer, a brood of ten chickens vince than the overreaching litera­
and during the balance of the year ture so often sent out. Ten thous­
will lay twelve dozen eggs. The chick­ and of these pieces of literature will
ens should certainly be worth 50 be turned over to the Southern Pacific Ma<*Ve«gh'a Ilan Is to Pay Them All Washington Housekr<*|M*rw There­
centa each when ready for market, company for distribution at their
With Money Raised By Pana­
fore Propose lo Traiti Iheir
A consider­
and the eggs will sell at a minimum eastern headquarters.
Employes in Future.
ma Canal Bond laswe
price of 25 cents per dozen, a total able portion of the advertising mat­
of *8. and the farmer still has the ters will be systematically distributed
original hen. An addition ot only cn the west-bound trains.
WASHINGTON, March 13.—The
WASHINGTON, March 4.—After
one hen by eacb farmer, on this basis,
retirement of »64,000,000 of 3 per two years if continued study of il.c
will amount to »40,000 annually, and LOCAL FIRM CAN PRINT
cent Spanish war bonds now outstand­ servant glri problem the House- |
if given the time a*nd attention this
2.000 POSTALS AN HOUR ing may be o«e of the features of keepers' Alliance of Wsshlngton, an
important industry deserves, the net
Secretary MacVeagh's financial plan organisation of householders of the
returns from the poultry yards of the Miller Photo Company Has the IaUeat after the treasury has been replenish­ exclusive net. declares It has solved
state may easily exceed those from
Ignorance on the par',
ed with a preliminary issue of »25,- the quration
Innovation In the Pittare-
the wheat fields."
000,000 to *50,000,000 of Panama of the servants and not their lrzlti«*»s
Making Science
bonds
is the cause of the great servant pro­
An automatic post card machine is
T*1« Spanish war bonds were Issued blem, the members of the alienee
BAYS TWO YEARS FOR
NINETY MINUTES' FREEDOM the latest to be installed by the Miller ’n H*»«« »ere payable at any time have concluded. Once th«? housewives
Photo company, and with this appli- after 1908, and do not mature until of the country grasp this fact they
LEAVENWORTH. Kan ,March 10 ance the studio can turn out picture 1*18. About *20,000,000 are own­ will have settled the question, it Is
—For an hour and thirty minutes of post card« at the rate of 1,200 an "<> by national banks and held by the asserted, and will no longer lay all
freedom, E A. Lowery, a convict of hour. The machine is operated by treasury as security for national bank the blame for the trouble on the
the United States military
prison means of electricity, and in picture notes and public deposits. A« soon as heads of the working girls and wo
here, must pay two years of his life. making it automatically turna on and the details of Secretary MacVeagh's men.
Leaders In the movement to «solve
Lowery, disguising himself in the cuts off the light to make the ex- P,an 1Ln‘ prefccted. the first issue of
*
the
servant problem declare that too
Panama
bonds
will
be
made,
under
posuree.
clothing of a teamstir late yesterday,
Any part of any sixed negative up 1 he '■» which exempts them from use many housewives expect igni lorant girls
escaped from the prison, but 90
to an 8x10 can be printed on cards “9 security for national bank circula- and women, placed In charge of their
minutes later he was recaptured.
tion.
houses, to make good. The modern
He was returned to his cell and in by this invention, and this permits ,,OB
home is so complex, they concluded 1
addition to 35 days of a two year«* the company to become a very strong
that servant girls must be prepared
sentence which he had yet to serve, factor in the wholesale post card busi­ WOMAN WINS FEDERAL
OFFICE FOR HUBHAND for the woik Just as workers In other i
he must pay for bis vacation this ness in Southern Oregon.
Saturday the machine was used in
afternoon with two years more, that
WASHINGTON, March 13.—When fields. Until housewives generally
being the penalty for attempting to running off an order of 2,000 post the name of Laurin C. Goodman ap­ grasp this fact homes will continue
cards for the Chamber of Commerce. peared on the list of nominations sent | to be broken up, and families will
»scape.
These cards will be taken to Los An­ from the White House to the senate break up housektreping to take ap-
geles by Secretary C. T. Oliver, who it told a story of a woman's triumph partments and go to live In hotels,
NORRIS FOUND G LT LT Y
The servant
OF LARCENY CH A RGB left Monday, and they will be dis­ in politics. Mr. Goodman was nom­ it Is further asserted
tributed among the visitors to the inated for postmaster at Advance, problem Is blamed for the real cause
•
————
I
Other Two Charge« Against Prisoner Klamath county booth at the Western Mo., in Representative Crow's dis­ for deterioration of tho American
home.
Load
Show.
trict,
but
Mr.
Crow
had
made
no
in
­
Will Not Be Browght
"Too many housewives hire un­
dorsement in the case. Goodman is
Into Coan
trained
servants.” says Mrs. Mary 8.
BANK
RECEIVES
1OO
MORE
the present postmaster at Advance,
J. W. Norris, who was indicted at
Lockwootf,
"and can not understand
PRIVATE
SAVINGS
HANKS
but
the
elevation
of
the
office
from
the last session of the grand jury
i
the third to the fourth class neces­ when the servants fail in their duty.
on three chargee, was found guilty by
To meet the big demand, the Firat sitates a new commission. Charles Just as much blame for the servant
the Jury on Friday afternoon of the
charge of taking a surveyor's transit Trust and Savings bank has just re­ Prather was a candidate and came to problem can be laid on the employer
from the office of County Surveyor ceived a shipment of 100 more sav­ Washington to plead his cause. Good­ as on the employe. The housewife
Henry and trying to sell it. The jury ings banks. These are being rapidly man sent his wife, and retained his should take time to train her servants
secured by parties wishing to start a place. The office pays about *1,800 how to care for the home, bow to
was out about a half hour.
cook and how to sew. If this Is done
| bank account by saving their small a year.
a class of servants will grow up who
LEAVENWORTH COLONY IS MUCH . change. T£ere are 300 people in
aro competent, and the Ignorant
i Klamath county who are using those WOMAN IS ROBBED OF
DECREASED
. «savings banks to good advantage and
JEW KIN WORTH EM.OOO ones will not ««xpect nor be abl<; to
Batons, Fla., March 12.— Mra. Rog­ command the high wages that the
Frank G. Bigelow Among the fatal to depositing a “rainy day'* fund with
the
First
Trust
and
Savings
er
W. H. Whinfield, widow of R. W others draw. Because of the general
Be Released From F«-drral
Whinfield. is minus Jewelery and pre­ Ignorance of the servants now, all
IMson
cious stones to the value of approxi­ expect to draw high wages, whether
LEAVENWORTH, K m , March II PIANO FIRM HEEKN FOR A
FACTORY SITE AT SALEM mately 325,000 as the result of a they are competent or not. There
—The bankers' colony at the federal
I I'»
*
visit of sneak thieves at her winter I are so few good ones that they can
prison was decreased by seven when I
Frank G. Bigelow, the millionaire I SALEM, March 10.—Representa- home In flea Breese, Just across the leave when they please and be certain
I of their positions."
banker of Milwaukee and former j tives of a piano manufacturing com- Halifax river from Dayton«. Among
the
Jewelry
mining
la
one
pearl
president of the American Bankers' ' pany have been in this city for the
association, and six other* were rr past few days looking about for a brooch valued at about *2,500, on« DR. AKED IN KAPFITTED TO
■«EAVE ROCXKFKLLKR CHURCH
rite on which to erect a manufactur- diamond piece worth *5,000 and
leased.
Bigelow, the moat prominent
- Ing plant.
The Salem Board of another valued at about *2,000, be-,
LOH ANGELES. Cal., March 13 —
those released, headed the seven. He Trade has been asked to assist in sides n number of other pieces of
was closely followed by Thomas Cog­ locating a building spot within the Jewelry and gems and Mvera) family That Dr. Chas F. Aked. known !
throughout America aw John D 1
hill, former cashier of the Seymour city limits, and is giving its nervicew. heirlooms
FARMERS GET
BETTER PRICES
FIFTEEN OUT FOR TUE TERN
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF LEADING AGRICULTURAL
ElflBI«riClES60UP3L4PERC£IIT
GRANTS PASS AFTER 15,000
MIUION DEATHS WE
PREDICTED IN CHIN*
iniREKNT OF SPANISH
IGMH», «01 UZIKSS,
SOOICf Of »IIROIHIIE