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sm K uli uni gì oi min i
terrible catastrophe. Five others had
been found, but were not yet brought
to the surface.
Thus tar forty-five of the dead have '
THK MEXICAN GOVERNMENT RE­ NUT BEING AIHJC TO SATISFY
beet» Identified, while the entrance to
FI SEN TO INTERFERE. AND
HlMSKlJf AN TO THK LEGALITY
the mine Is surrounded by fearful rel­
atives. pale and haggard from the
OF THK P1UX E EDIN GM. JUDGE
ADMIRAL THOMAS CAN'T AMI
wait for the recovery ot the bodies
DOEM NUT FILE PETITION
NUI TH WITHOUT ORDERS
of their people. Many ot the funerals
NAYS HK IN TOO BUSY TO TH I MK will be held tomorrow.
MURRAÏ ISN’T
OF RUNNING FOR MAYOR—HIN
GIRI. TOOK CASH FROM
FRIKNDS ARK STRIVING HARO
TWO BUND MUSICIANS
TO HAVE HIM MAKE THK RACK
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WASHINGTON, D. C., April
10.—Wai collega reports from
Mexico snow that Diax is pre­
pared to escape from thn coun­
try.
Only two twgimenta re­
main la Mexico City, the other
regiments being detailed in the
terirtory between the capital
aud the coast, affording the
president a protect « m J avenue ot
escape.
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permission except aa to a email
amount for groceries for the family.
He further claimed a payment to the
•Hunt of more than >400 for Im­
provement made by him on her land
A cult for divorce had also been
brought prevluuely by the wife. The
Courtney'e came here about a year
ago from Washington and purchased
a reach near Spring Lake. They have EVERY TRAIN BIUNGA IN PMO-
bwn married nine yearn, and have
FLH FROM OTHHR NTATHB.
two sons, aged • and 7 yearn. C. C.
WHO ARK ATTRACT»» BY
Brower was attorney tor the plain»
KUCMATH (XMJNTY BKHOI RORR
tiff In the civil action, while Noland
and Crane represented the defendant
According to the Intsrprstation ot
lb« law by Poiic« Judge A. U
i.esvilt, th« petition tor th« recall ot
Couuclluian C. F. Stone of th« Fourth
Ward cannot be placed on the ballot.
MAIL CLERKS OPENLY
Judge Leavitt has »petit some time
DIHOBKY NEW ORDKRN
looking Into the law on the matter,
aud also requesttM the Mills Addition
SAN FRANCISCO. April 8
"Ws
Progress Club to supply him with any
will not join » brotherhood or labor
light on the matter they might have,
union whll«» in the service."
and hie conclusion is set forth In a
Flat refusal by many of the mull
commuuicatlou which was filed this
clerks In the Eighth division, com­
afternoon, as follows:
prising California. Arizona. Utah mid
"Gentlemen In the matter of th«'
Nevada, to sign the above pledge le-
recall petition directed against Mr
i mandeil by Postmaster General Hltch-
C. F. Stone, councllmau from the
cock, is expected here to bring about
Fourth Ward, uow In my hands for
a clash between the department and
tiling. I have endeavored to arrive
the American Federation of Ijibor,
at a correct position in reference to
whose secretary, Frank Morrison. It
«he actlou the police judge should
Is expected, will soon take action
take, but have not b«»en able to satis­
Another part of th«« department's
fy myself 'hat the petition is legally
order which Is causing great dissatis­
sufficient.
faction. 1s that which prohibits the
"The constitutions! amendment of
men from discussing th«« antl-unlon
Article 11 of the Constitution, known
; pledge "or any other matter" connect-
as s«'ctlon J 8, Ilk«« any other provi­
I <*d with th«« service. In defianc«» of
sion of the constitution, does not go
this «Inuse, San Francisco tnsll clerks
Into details of proc««dure, and la In
.are meeting as frequently aa possible,
tended evidently as a basis for future
and are planning a campaign for free
legislatlv«» action, either stat«« or
action and for dellvcrancr from th««
municipal. In methods of procedure.
, gag rule."
"This view Is strengthened from
the fact that the legislature of 1907
tanned an act cutltl««d An Act to pro­ st DURING < Hit ’AGO FOR
IJHHMER CASK WITNESSES
vide for carrying Into «•ff««ct th«« Ini­
tiative and ref««rendum powers re-
CHICAGO, Aprii 8. Effortn are
nerved by th»» people In section IA of
being Hindi« lo servi« Milli|i>M'lins rei
article IV of the Constitution of th •
State of Oregon, on general, local, promlnvnt men lo apia-nr as wt'nessun
al thè Springfield Lorlmer Investiga-
special and municipal legislation.’
"Section 15 of the set just quoted tlon Officers are endeavorini lo finti
thu tour men Hln«*s says wore pr«"i
reads as follows:
1
««nt
when he talked to Punk
“ 'Whereas, there is no law to car-
HOMESEEKERS ARE
CONING IN FASI
CHICO. April 7.—Jake Broughton
♦
and Ralph Clark, two blind street mu­
♦
That the money expended In adver­
Considerable pressure is being sicians. who have been playing on
tising the resource« of Klamath
is being brought by friends of K. J. local street corners this week, have
*
County has not been spent in vsln Is
Murray to Induce him to become a reported to the police that PetTl
*
becoming more apparent every day.
candidate for mayor.
Mr. Murray- Archer, who has been singing to their
*
for every train brings tn people who
returned last Sunday from a business playing and acting as their guide,
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are looking the country over with a
trip to Dunsmuir and other points, stole 1200 from them while they were
view to settling, and who will report
and when seen today stated that he asleep and left the city. She left a
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conditions they And here to residents
had been too busy to consider the letter in which she declared her Inten­
of their home towns In the East, M'd-
matter. Further than this he did not tion of paying them back.
♦
Miss Archer Is 18 years old. tali,
dle
W«««t and South. As an example,
care to make any statement.
SAN DIEGO, April 10.—Notice has
we mention some of Saturday's an«l
Three candidates for mayor have slender and very fair to look upon. beeu given the government that
Sunday's arrivals:
already been announced, and it Mr. She dresses modestly and becomingly American women and children are im­
W. E. Gennla, A J. Gennls. W. I*
Murray should decide to enter the in a close-fitting suit of dark cloth. prisoned at Alania by th« rebels un­
Gennls, M. Gennls, K. V. Genuls and
race the primary nomination eh»cti««n Besides singing whll«» the blind men der General Berthold.
So far the
W. W Cowan of Roanoke, Okh
promisee to be rather lively. Munici­ played, she led them about the streets government has takeu no steps tn the
home, J, P. Ilradburg, L. D. S*«aw-
pal ownership apepars to be the pel- and attended to their wants at the ho­ matter, G. Abbi, a San Diego busi­
bun nnd 8 Ogletree from Watlknmln
icy around which the fight at the tels. The three were on their way­ ness man, his wife and five children
In the same stat«»
Mr. and Mrs \\
coming election will be mad«». Mavo- north. Miss Archer said she wanted a-«j smong the imprisoned.
A. 8n«««»d an«! Mr. nnd Mrs. W T
Sanderson, who is a candidate for re­ to stop off in R«»d Bluff, where she
The Mexican government and Gen­
Blocky of Kansas City, Mo
J M
election. has as yet made no state­ has relatives, but the men refused td eral Vega have refused to Interfere.
Glass and family. Frank Glass nnd
ment as to where he stands on this let her. She has'a father living at Admiral Thomas, commanding the
8 II. Glans of ltlad«n North Carolina
qu«*stlon: C. F. Stone is opposed tn Sioux City. Iowa.
Pacific coast fleet, will not send a war
Broughton and Clark picked up the
aud I. II Phillips and II N. lieun of
municipal ownership; E J. Murray I
■ ship to Ensenada unless the officials
Lavoln In the same state
has always been a strong advocate of girl in San Francisco on recommenda­ at Washington so order.
this policy, while Mr. Tyrell, tte tion of a friend. She had been with
socialist candidate, is a municipal them a month. They say she shared
County Judg«* Worden has gon«
Bliss Awaits Attack
in the money they earned, and that
ownership man.
to San Francisco to bring hla wif«
CALEXICO,
April
10
Anticipat
­
they clothed her nicely, where she
and children borne for the summer.
was penniless and poorly clad when ing an attack on Mexicali by the fed­
SENIORS ARE REHEARSING
eral»,
i^ent'ral
Bliss
has
delayed
his
FOR ANNUAL CLASS PLAV they found her. They assert that thev
^■4 always accorded her genth»man!y departure from Calexico. He will
81 MMONH
i
remain
until
after
the
attack.
The
theatment.
She
left
them
>4.25
in
The annual Senior play, which the
In tin« t’lrcnlt Court of the Hlatr ot
Seniors of the Klamath County High silver, taking >150 in greenbacks uttM-k is expe«-t«»d tomorrow.
Ori-gon, for Klamath County.
School give each year, is being re­ >50 in gold and eleven Canadian
hearsed every night in the high school nickels.
♦
Benjamin 8«iuthwoll, plaintiff, m
gymnasium, and promises to be a very
UREGO.X
STATE
NEWS
Maxey
Jackson and llattle E Jack-
interesting affair. The play is sure LIVE NUMMER IN­
son, dvfetid«*ntn
to be a good one. because the Senior
STORE FOR DORRIS
♦
In th«« name of th«» State of Oregon
class is a large one. and a good many
ry int«» effect the provisions of •ec­
You and each of you are hereb> re­
• characters can be impersonated. "The
According to the reports of the
PORTLAND, April
10.-Wheat tlon 1 of article IV of the Constltu-
NOTICE OF MALE OF SWAMP
quired to appear and answer the com­
Devil’s Disciples" is the title of the residents of Iiorria who are in this
growers of 2 8 counties of life Pacific tlon of Oregon, as to local, special
LANDS
plaint flirt! against you In the above
play to be produced.
city, that hustling community just Northwest, 13 in Oregon. 6 in Muto
and municipal legislation, and of sec-
The high school is out June 2d. and across the state line on the railroad is
Notice Is hereby given that the I <«ntltli<d anil, on or before Thursday.
during the following week the play up and doing these fine days. The and 9 in Washington, members ot the tlon 2 of artlvle XI of the Constltu- 8tat«> Land Board will recel re scaled1 A»il '.’7tl>. I *> I I. that being last «lay
will be given, together with a German I return of .spring has brought a great { Farmers' Union, have secured a tlon and b««cause question has arisen blds until in o'clock a. m. . May 29. of the publication of summons herein,
play, in which the German classes of j influx of people to that city, and a . lease on Columbia Dock No. 1, for the as to power of cities to am««n«l th««lr 1911, for the following di'scrlbed I and the last day of the ttm«' within
which defendrnts or either of them
the high school will display their good many real estate transactions season and propose to handle fhetr charters without an ««na bling act), swamp land«, to-wit:
crop from the field to the ships tak- and because the act herein r««|M>aled Is
Is
allowed to answer heroin, aa fixed
histronic ability.
Of,
SWH
of
NW
14
and
NW14
are taking place down that way. Much Ing it to foreign markets.
not «•ffertlve. therefore It Is the judg- SW14 sec 6. T 39 8.. R. 8 1
by th«« order of the rourt for publica­
E.
improvement has been planned, and
• • e
. meat of this legislative' assembly thut
SCHOOL TEAM GOES TO
tion of summons heroin; and If you
Lots 7 and 8 In Sec. 4; EH
by fall Dorris will be one of the most,
The
purpose
of the move is not I an emergency exists, and that It la
fall ao to appear and »n«wt»r, the
MERRILL NEXT SATURDAY attractive towns in Northern Califor­
NE'. and lots 4 und 5 In 8<*c.
solely to handle the grain of the > necessary for the public safety that
SWH of 8W14 of Sec. 11: NW^ of plaintiff wll! apply to the rourt for the
nia. Th® people residing there have members but to make a profit out of
I this law shall become operative upon NW «4 of 8ee. 14; N’H of N'H and relief prayed for tn the complaint
The baseball team of the Kiamath the right spirit, and think there Is
the traffic. Purchases of grain will 1 Its approval by the governor.' I am
county High School will begin the sea­ j nothing too good for Dorris.
lots I, 2. 3 aud 4 In 8«c 18. all in afori’sal«) flic«! herein, to-wlt
b» made in the wheat belt just a«s In­ ' unable to find where the legislature
son next Saturday afternoon, when
First. For judgement against <!«-
T
41 S., 11. 8 E
It is expected that the work of;
they journey to Merrill and cross bats : erecting the box factory there will be dividual firms buy it and plans are * has passed an act carrying Into sf-
8E14 of SW>4 In Sec 1; WH of fendenta for the sum of one hundred
with the Merrill High School aggre­ taken up on May 1st by Mr. Pra^t and being made for the incorporation ot ’ feet section 18 of the Constitution, as SE'. nm! Wof S<-«-. I; all of 8ec dollars together with Intermit there­
a transportation company. Sales of ' to local, special and municipal legls-
gation.
v
4: NE>4 Of NEH. SH of NH. BEH on at the rate ot ten per cent per
‘ his associati-s. and this means an ad-1
A number of games have been slat­ dition to the town's payroll. Unless wheat wil be made on the dock, terms 1 iatlon.
and NEH of SWH of Sec. 5; NW 14 annum from the 2 4th day of August
"Neither has th«» city of Klamath of 8W«4 and N H of Sec g; NE H. 1909, and the costs and disbursements
ed for the local school team by Man­ something unforseen happens. Dorri.i being fob Portland.
• • •
Falls enacted any legislation making SH of NWH nnd 8H of Sec. 8; all of this suit.
ager Claire Arnold, and som» hot 1 wilt soon have a planing mill, for
Rice in Oregon may soon becom«.» ’ effective the provlsitins of the r««call I of Sec. 9; all of 8ec. 10: the NH and
games are expected. While th» per­ there are two different parties who
Second
For the sum of one hun-
ar
accompllsh<*d fact for °z peri men» •> amendment
to the
Constitution lots 1. 2. 3 and 4 in S«c. 14; the NH dr«-d dollars attorney's fees herein
sonnel of the team is not definitely have such an enterprise in view.
■ have been undertaken on a tract of known as section 1 a of article 2, as to
known, the local institution w'H be
Third. For a decree of said court
and lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 In Sec. 15;
irrigated laud at Stayton. where a Its local, special and municipal l«*gis
representel on the diamoud by a re­ SUPREME COI ICT MI ST
the NH and lots 1. 2. 3 and 4 tn Sec. for th»' foreclosure of that certain
dozen varieties of rice will be plaut- latiun.
markably fast team, as all candidate.!
17; the NH and lots 1, 2, 3 aud 4 In mortgage d««scrlbed In the complaint
DEFINE A WIIM1W SHORTLY
1
ej
as soon as the land can be gotten
"Conceding for the purpose that the , Sec 18; all In T. 41 8 , R. 9 E
arc showing up unexpected class in
herein execut«»«! by the defendants
Into condition. The work Is in l«etitlon for the recall of Mr. Slone1
the tryouts now in progress.
All blds must be accompanied by a on the 7th day of October 1909, In
WASHINGTON, April 7.
7.- What
charg» of Charlo Chambliss, a gov- purported to com»* from the city us a
regularly ex«»ciit<'<! application to favor of th« plaintiff, upon lot 9 of
constitutes a widow?
An answer
e;nm«nt expert In rice culture. whole, under the «'listing conditions
purcha««*. and at least one-fifth of the block 2 In Fairview addition to Kla­
OFFICERS WILL BUN K
to this question may be expected from
About ten acres will be used experi­ of th«» present boundaries of East and
SMUGGLERS' S< H EM ES the Supreme Court of the United
amount offered.
I math Falls. Oregon, which mortgage
mentally. use of the tract having been West Klamath Falls precincts, It
No bld of lees than >2 0 per acre was recored on November 30th. 1909,
States shortly.
I given by the owners of the property. would be lm|H>.-,sll>le for the Poll«1 •
at png«« 363 In volume 9 records of
SAN FRANCISCO, April 8.—-Immi- j
wll! be considered.
If Catherine Craig of Jefferson
The land will be seeded at once ar.«i Judge to say, I,' authorized so to do.
The right Is reserved to reject any mortgage« "f the county of Klamath,
gration officials her«« today sent warn­ county, Penn., is th«- widow of Adam
irrigated throughout its growing sea- that th« petition was legally suth
state of Oregon, an«! for sale of aald
ings to San Diego and other cities M. Sehlemmer, deceased, she stands
and all blds.
‘ son.
«-lent to warrant him In ordering a r« i
Applications nud blds should be real property, and that the proceeds
near the Mexican boundary that a to win a judgement against the Buffa­
call election.
big rush of contraband Chinese into lo, Rochester and Pittsburg Rail-1
addressed to G. G. Brown, clerk State of said sal«* b«« applied to the payment
Receipts of livestock at the Port­
"Finding no warrant of law for Land Board, Salem. Oregon, and of the debt secured by said mortgage,
America may be expected within the way Company, as the result of,
land yaTds for the first three months filing the petition presented or lor
marked "Application and bld to pur­ to wit: The aum of one hundred dol­
next few weeks.
| Schlemmer’s death while working on j
of
th«- year show great gains ove/ ' ordering a special election, I am
lars together with interest thereon
chase swamp lands."
The immigration officials here have jthe railroad in 1900. If she ceased;
the corresponding period of last year. obliged to refuse to file the petition
from the 24th day of August, 190»,
G. G. BROWN,
information that a steamer with a I to be Schlemmer’s widow when she \
Totals were: Cattle. 7996; sheep. or order a special election for the re­
and for costs and disbursements her®.
cargo of opium and 900 Chinese on married Patrick Craig, some time
Clerk State Land Board.
25,018; hogs, 6982.
The increase call of Mr. C. F. Stone au councilman I
In. and for the further sum of tint
Dated March 1V, 1911.
board is now en route to Manzanillo, after the suit against the railroad
over the first quarter of 1910 Is: from the Fourth Ward.
3-23-5-25 r hundred dollars as attorney's fe«»s
Mexico.
From that port, it is be­ was begun, it is claimed that she can­
hogs,
Cattle. 247; Sheep. 20,029;
"A. L. LEAVITT. P<»lice Judge."
(aa In "First" and Second" herein
lieved the yellow men will try to not press her suit for th« 'oss of nls
2053.
above
set forth;» and that aald de­
reach the United States by crossing support.
•
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
WASHINGTON. D. C., April 8.
fendants and all persons claiming
the line from Lower California or by
i
The Breeders’ Spring sale of President Taft today told the mem­
under them or either of them sub­
making landings at points along th« GIRL'S I »ISA PPEA HA N< E
blooded horses, will be held in Port- bers of the Arizona delegation that h<*
(Not Coal Land)
sequent to the execution of said mor­
coast.
TROUBLES BOSTON Sl’BURb land, April 18-22. There promises
would not approve or disapprove of Department of the Interior, United tgage upon said premises, either na
to be a large showing of fine horses the Arizona state constitution until
States Land Office at Lakeview, purchawera, incumbrnncrra. or other­
NICARAGUA TO HAVE
BOSTON, April 8.—Great mystery and some pure bred cattle will also
Oregon,
February 20. 1911.
wise, may be barred and foreclosed
ANOTHER (YJNSTITUTION | surrounds the absence of Beatrice offered. " Oregon, Montana, Cali­ congress had acted in the matter.
Notice Is hereby given that John of all rights, claims, or equity of re­
He wants to hear the arguments In
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Turnbull from her home In Brookline fornia. Iowa and Kentncky are among
Joseph Cunningham, whoso postoffice demption on the said premises, and
MANAGUA. Nicaragua. April 6.— After her stepfather had asked the the states to be represented at the congress before deciding whether the
address is box 427, Klamath Falla, every part thereof, and that said
recall
of
judges
is
compatible
under
President Estrada and his cabinet police to begin &■ search for her, rela­ coming sale.
Oregon, did on the 18th day of April, plaintiff have judgement nnd execu­
the
Federal
constitution.
have refused to approve the constitu­ tives said it was all a mistake, that
• »
President Hunt of the Arizona con­ 1910, file in thia office sworn state­ tion against said defendants and each
tion recently elaborated and the coun­ the girl was undoubtedly safe with
Visits to all the irrigation pro- stitutional convention beaded the del­ ment and application No. 03329, to of them for any deficiency which may
cil of ministers yesterday published a friends. Her attorney denied the re­ jects In the state will be made during
decree dissolving the constituent as­ port that she eloped or was spirited the year by the state board. State egation of Arizonians which* waited purchase the EH SE >4 , NW 14 SE14. remain after applying all the pro­
upon the executive this afternoon to SW14 NE14, section 5, township 37 ceeds of the sale of said premia«*«
sembly dissolving the constituent as­ away.
Engineer Lewis is now planning the get, if possible, his views on the con­ 8. range 10 E, Willamette Meridian, properly applicable to the satisfac­
sembly and calling general elections
Inspection. Several new projects have stitution the state has adopted.
and the timber thereon, under the tion of aald judgement.
for a new assembly to prepare a con­
been taken up that have never been
BIRMINGHAM,
Ala.,
April
8.
—
At
provisions of the act of June 3, 1878,
Fourth. That the plaintiff or any
The
matter
will
probably
come
be
­
stitution was not as democratic as
visited by the state officials.
and acts amendatory, known as the party to the suit may become pur­
fore
congress
at
this
session,
when
It
previously arranged with the Amer­ least 170 men are dead as a result of
• • •
an explosion in the Banner mine *♦
"Timber and Stone Law," at such chaser at said sale a*nd be let Into
a ill be decided.
ican government.
Portland
had
a birthday last week,
Littleton today. Two hundred men
vaule as might be fixed by appraise­ possession as by law provided; and
Its municipal JURY AWARDS «2AO
were In the mine at the time, and of being 60 years old.
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap- that plaintiff have such other or fur­
Got the Umit
these only twenty escaped, so the re­ government was organized« April 7,
TO PLAINTIFF IN SUIT on have been estimated and valued by ther relief In the premises as to the
The sight of five* young anglers
mainder are believed to be dead. Th*s 1851, for on that date the first elec­
the applicant, the timber estimated court may seem meet and equitable.
coming down Main street Saturday
explosion, it is believed here, came is tion was held. Then- there was one
The jury in the case of Pearl M. at 400,000 board feet at fl per M.,
Thia summons Is published In the
with a string of river trout so big
a result of the Ignition of a- gas precinct, now there are 155.
Courtney vs. 8. L. Courtney, her hus­ and the land nothing; that said appli­ Klamath Republican a weekly news­
• e e
that they all helped carry them
pocket.
band, brought in a verdict Thursday cant will offer final proof In support paper published at Klainath Falls,
i
caused many to stop the lads ard
I
Letters
of
thanks
have been re­ in favor of the plaintiff allowing her of hts application and aworn state­ Oregon, designated an the paper
The men working In the mine were
make inquiries. Maurice O’Connell,
convicts, and with the exception of ceived from China by Ben Selling, >250.
ment on the 4th day of May, 1911, be­ most likely to give notice to said de­
Keith Allen, Lionel and Max Robin­
the bosses and guards, were mostly who collected the famine relief fund,
Th« case was an action to recover fore United States Commissioner R. fendants. by order of the Honorable
son and Frank Sargent composed the
negroes. They had b^n leased from and gratitude Is expressed for the re­ 1300, which had been borrowed by M. Richardson, at Klamath Falls, Henry L. Benson, judge of said cir­
party, and they caught 100 pounds of
the state penltent'ar- by the owners cent contribution of >5,000 made by the couple on property owned by thu Oregon.
cuit court, dated March 18, 1911,
tish—the limit. They fished In the
of the mine, the Prat» Consolidated Portland people and received in wife, and which she alleged her hus­
Any person Is at liberty to protest directing that such summons be »0
‘river near the old sawmill.
sine« band kept and refused to give any thia purchase before entry, or Initiate published once a week for six suc­
Coal company. On account of the Hongkong for distribution,
that
sum
was
received
a
similar
sum to her.
He claimed that he spent a contest at any time before the pat­ cessive weeks, the first publication to
BODIES OF MINE VICTIMS FOUND gases rescue work has not yet been
has been colected and sent, and con- the money for neceifcarles for the tent Issues, by filing a corroborated
attempted.
be made (and being so made) on
trlbutions are still coming in.
family and In payment of bills for affidavit In thia office, alleging facte Thursday, March 18th, 1911.
SCRANTON, Pa., April 8.—At 9
Improvement on hla land, with het which would defeat the entry.
H. W. Poole Is here from Grand
C. C. BROWER, Attorney for ths
o'clock this morning the rescue party
ARTHUR W. ORTON.
H. B. Smith of Ashland is a Satur­ permission.
plaintiff.
at the Throop mine had brought to Rapids on a tour of Investigation. He
She claimed that be had no such
2-28-5-4 r
Regfeter.
day guest ait the Baldwin.
3-18-4-27 r.
the surface sixty-six corpses of the Is a guest at the Baldwin.
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