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I i fore the new Oregon law went into the o'her man, whom he does not I <<ff«»ct. which will not expire tor two know, came up to him. kicked him in hears, and that the right can be held the stomach, and after abusing him under this. However, the reclame- started another attack on him. Pem lion service could begin construction berton says that to protect himself he or Improvement work auiflcient to re struck down with his right arm. for- LOS ANGELES, May 29.—With Next Sunday afternoon there will tain Its right .until the matter is ad ' getting in the heat ot the moment that twelve thousand five hundred and l>e big doings on the local diamond justed. Whether the nsociullon will he had the knife in his hand. Pemberton came in and gave him eight kopecks in his jeans, his pro tor know al) ye fans that on that day, secure the right depends on the action TRIED TO STIR VP RKVOLl TION self up to the officers, and Dr. Ham ceeds from the Burns bout. Ad Wol- the baseball teams representing Fort of the members at tho annual mooting DKNA'KR IIAHKBALL TEAM HUF- ilton and Sheriff Barnes weut to the gast is here buying real »'state. He Klsmath and Klamath Falla moot In next Friday. FERM ME A ERELY ON ACNNIUNT AGAINST REBEL UHIKF, AM» scene of the trouble. They returned deuaned up 13.00 Oon eight bets. deadly combat. There la great rival OF INJURIIOI KNCBIVKn BY SUGG E8TED ASSASSIN AT1ON— at 2 o'clock Saturday morning, and Wolgast soou goes to Lake Tahoe to ry between these two teams. OLIVER GRINS WHEN H AWLEY MAYS WK NEED ÍAJMM» FOLKS said the victim was in a grave condi rest up for his Fourth of July bout The Fort Klamath team will not bo SOME OF THE PLAYERS AMERICAN IN PUVT i with Owen Moran. satlstl««d until they got a chance at tion. iu reply to his letter regarding the Sheriff Barnes and Attorn \v Chas. Klumath Falla, and Klamath Fulls i'r»«»tlou of a federal building In I IN NIX-CLARKE UMMilNG feels the same way about th»' matter. J. Ferguson, representing the District INDIANOLA. N< b . Muy 29. - Elgin EL PASO. May 2».—Following the Klamath Falla, Secretary Oliver thia puirsengera were klll««d In a head-on CAMP A .»USY PLACE arrest ot Daniel Do Villars, a Boot, Attorney's office. went out to the * morning received th«« followlug from collision of two Burlington pasM<ng«'r and W. F. Dunn, an American, for a camp Saturday to make a complete in 'STIMSON IS MENTIONED AS CougroMsman Willis C. Hawley: Walter lunes of the yines-Clarkc trains. The DenW nnd Oklahoma plot to kill Madero. General Vllljoeu vestigation. No action will I m « taken TAIT'S RUNNING MATE "House of Rvpr«M«eutatlvee, United baseball clubs of the Wtwtcrn League made the following statement to the in the case until it is learned whether lumber company has just returned State*. Washington. D C.. Mnv »«•re on th«- west bound train, en or not the injured man will recover. ¡to Klatuath Falls front a visit of in United Press: WASHINGTON. May 26 - Henry 19. 1911: spection to the lumber company's log- L. Stimson of New York Is prominent rout«» to D««nver. H»«v«»rnl Denver "I knew De Villars in the Transvaal Iging camps on the Upper lake. This "My Dear Sir- Your favor relative players were Injured, one fatally. SOME I.IVE NEWS FROM where he was a member of a rich Boer ly niontlotH'd here as a possible run MILLS SECOND ADDITION camp is in charge of Dick Bretten- ning mate for President Taft iu the to n public building for Klumath Th«- engine men ou both trains ar«« family. Recently he wired me from ¡stein, and at present thirty mon are 1 presidential «ainpaigu of 1913. Presi Fulls Is just received, and I realise d»a«l. Many passengers were injured, Mexico City, telling me he had a the force of your arguments In favor some fatally. Icnas It. Shipman. who commenced I employed in the work. scheme to make big money. When dent Taft expects to be renominate»! At the cantp in the woods there are I and bis friends who aro casting about of It, amt will give the matter th»' Brt'nking of steam pit*'« scald«-»! he came here he suggested that w» building here last fall and sold his head a revolution against Mad» ro. and first house to Mr. Graham, is now liv a million feet of logs to* be taken to I tor a man to h»«a(i th»» ticket with attention it merits. Th»» commit to«' irony of the Injured, who were pluned asked me to tell him what train Ma ing in his own new residence opposite the water at Woodbine, where they him. are said to favor Stimson, both on public buildings and grounds of iitider the wreckage. On«* train fall«-«! to take the switch dero would take to the capital, so an the McCabe store. Mr. Shipman an are held in a boom awaiting transpor (or gt-ographical and personal rea the house, however, have a rule tha* ; a city should haw a population of st AVIllow, six mil-a went of th«« scene assassin could enter it and kill him. ticipates building two or three more tation to the lumber milt on the west sons. 5,000 befon* a public building is ppi- of th«' wreck. “When 1 told Madero of this he , bouses on lots owned by him. adjoin- side of the river. Mr. lunes saya that v i»l«'d (or it. Thia rule will be in our ; there is about half a million foot ot ■ ing his present home. Mr. Shipman said. Tx'ad him on.' So we dined and way. But as staled altov««, I will give the city of Klamath Falls, Klamath And Slie Weigh» !>'* I S hi nils autoed De Villars He finally gave is building them- houses to sell on j logs in the water at thia time, and th»' the mutti'r attention. ¡County, Oregon, on Friday, th«« 3d very easy terms. Shipman was for- l«»gs arc being hauled from the camp Dr. White reports th«> arrival of n me |300 and Orosco 1200. We ver- "With b»mt wish»«*, I an, truly »lay of June. 1911, at the hour of 3 not able to get him into Mexico, eo tunatH in securing property at reason , to the lake at tho rate of about fifty 9 H-pound daughter at th«' home of W. C HAWLEY." »• clock p. ni had him arrested here. He does no able rates last year, as there is sure thousand feet a day. He says that the Mr. and Mrs M. L. Kundra. at Fourth yours. Rt'sidents ot Klamuth Falls, when You are lu-reby further notified know that it was I who trapped to be a raise in realty values here men will be employed all sumni» r and and Lincoln streets. Saturday morn they saw this letter, slyly slipped that nt th»' annual »ueeUag of stock ing. with the coming of electric lights, : winter In the »-amp. him." , their hands «»ver their mouth, form'd holders of the Klamath Water Users' Dunn, his accomplice, was captured water and probably a street railway. • • • Their backs, aud gave veut to a tew Association to bn liold In the Houston at Monterey by a detective. mod«*»', though audible, "teo-hce's." opera house In said city on the 2d M. \V. Low is building a one-story, Mr. Hawley, of course, Is uway off day of June, 1911, there will be In 1 two-room house for T. J. Bellamy. CONEY ISLAND IS ' beyond the jungles of the Potomac. troduced for th«- approval or rejec ' which will soon be completed. Mr. I • VISITED BY FIRE , Ix>w has been in this city since last > Ll’kKAl.s KKIIEI.S I VITE WATER I «•I lls' ASSOCIATION Al I deep In the wilds ot Washington. D tion of tb<> st<M-kholders of said asso I»'., aud lik»1 a tew. a very f«w, peopl» NEW YORK. May 27. -Fire start I fall, and has found work most of the IX Sl’PPKESSIXG THE BRIG. COMI Nt. ANNUAL MEETING i residing on this old earth, he Is just ciation th» Mowing amendment to I time At present he says things are rb'ction |, Article HI, of the By-lxiws ing from crossed wires or cigarettes A NDS. AND H ARMONA REIGNS WILL CONSIDER ISSI ANCE OF far enough behind th«' tlm»*« In think of said Association an umrnd<*«l nnd started at 2 o'clock this morning in coming his way in jumps, lie is a that Uncle Sum told the whole truth adopted June 3d. 1910, said amend one of the Dreamland side shows on ma»» of great reliability, and a good llO.NIth FOR ITS Pl RCHASE THROUGHOUT COUNTRY when li«' said there was somewh« re ment t<> read as follows: Coney Island, and raged fiercely. The workman. in the neighborh«x»d ot 2.800 people That S«H-tlon I. Article HI, of the blase was controlled at S o'clock this residing here Since that time. th<> By-Mws as amended b<* amended to morning, after a loss of over 23,000.- ROCK < RUSHER IS IN VERA CRUZ, May 27.—President Anth'r* Club has roundi*»! up the In road as follows 000. RUNNING ORDER AGAIN l>iaz. aboard the liner Ypirunga. sail ♦ ♦ habitant-. and thcy.found a bona tide Section' 1. The exercise of the The fire was replete with exciting Washington. D. (’.. May 25 ♦ ed for Coatzacoaicoe this morning. ♦ IMiptilalioti ot 6,22.' <»r mor»*, so the corporal«' powers of thia aaamciatlon incidents. One hundred and forty-six After much tribulation and vexta- , He will return Wednesday, and will ♦ John Irwin. Vice Pri'aldent of ♦ committee mention»««! al>ov<< cannot .«nd the tnnnagetn'nt of Its affaira animals were cremated, and the lives tious delays, the Strange-Msguire ! then sail for Spain. He will probably ♦ Ktsuiatt) Water Users' As- ♦ register a kick on tile score that there ¡shall lx* v»-«it«'d In a board of five <11- of a thousand people were endan company's big rock crusher hot finally stop off at Havana to confer with ♦ sociation: ♦ arc not enough p«*<iple hen- to admire roctors elect«««! to servo one year. gered. as trainers and caretakers, in been put fully into commission on the I Reyes. ♦ Have decided to wlthdruw ♦ j the building. You are hereby notified that at the their excitement, opened cages, per hill southwest of town, and is break ♦ from sale p«'ndlng further d- t»-r- ♦ annual meeting of the stockholders mitting lions, tigers, leopards and ing the big rock into sizes suitable for MEXICO (TTY. May 27 It was ♦ minatlon of its retention and ♦ of the Klamath AVater Users Associa baboons, maddened by burns, to race covering the street preparatory to feared here that Diaz would b«' as ♦ development as part of project ♦ DARROW ARKIYIM IN IX»H ANGEI.EM tion to be held In the Houston op»«ra through the streets. paving. saulted or assassinated, and bis safe ♦ 'VIII advertise later it on fu'I ♦ house In the city of Klamath Falls on A fireman shot a leopard and a The unitiated can form but a poor departure is a great relief. Th»' ♦ < unslderation land aud rights ♦ LOS ANGELES May 25. Out the 2d day of June 2d, 1911, there deer a block from where they were estimate of the rapidity of the crush South is very tranquil. Figuroas' ♦ i.ot needed for th»' purpose for • stripping the newspaiwr m«*n, Clar will be Introduced for the approvnl liberated. The police chased a lion er's work except by taking Into ac troops are aiding the fédérais in sup ♦ which they were required. ♦ ence Darrow left the train from San or rejection ot the stockholders of the for blocks, and split his head with au count the fact that twelve heavy pressing the brigands. It is expected ♦ FISHER. Secretary. ♦ Francis«» at River Station, throe said association the following amend axe after emptying their revolvers teams and wagons are kept busy tak that the legislaturi* will carry out Ma ♦ ♦ into hom. A baboon, with his fur ing the crushed material from the dero*' will. It is reported here that ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ idles out ot the city lie autoed into ment to Section I. Article Ilf. of the the city, going immediately to the of By-Mws of the said association: afire, was slain as he rose to battle the spillways and hauling it to Main China. Japan and Germany will d«*- fice of Job Harriman That Section 3. Article ITT, of the firemen. street, where it is dumped, ready for rnand compensation for the Torreon Darrow d«*nl«««i the reporter» an in By-Laws be amcnd<«d to read as fol The above telegram Is in relation Six babies in the incubators, who use. The rattle and clatter and roar killing. to the Keno power sit«» and propert.» terview, s«i»lng* «'! am too bus) to lows: were at first reported killed, were of the machine while in operation is at Keno which has been advertised talk." Section 6. Regular meetings of th» rescued. Dreamland tower was de almost deafening, and a vast amount MANA I.MI'ROA 'EME NTH John McNamara was very nerrous 3ward ot Directors shall b» held the for salo on the 29th of this mooli stroyed completely. Thousands of of power is exerted in crushing AT ALTAMONT TAVERN ‘ The despatch is one many which has in jail this morning, arising at 4 first Saturday of aach month. Sp«>clnl small caliber cartridges in the shoot the great boulders which drop into its ¡passed between the »«■cretary of tho o'clock, he began puclng the floor nnd meetings of th» Board of Directors ing galleries exploded during the fire. hopper. Chris Pearson, the road supervisor asking the jaih-r to hare Darrow ' »nay be call<«d by th» orealdeat or by Unless the machine breaks down it between Olene and the Reservation, ’ interior and members of congreac and come as soon as possible. the officers of th»- Water Users' As- , <ny two members of th» board. Such ’FRISCO REALTY MEN ¡3 quite apparent that there will be was in town Friday on business »«•ciation. in an effort to have the James McNamara and M< Manigal call shall be In writing and signed by VISIT KLAMATH FALLA no delay in completing the paving with the County Court. He stayed sal« of the power sit«» called off In arose at th«« u»rual hour, nnd showed either the president or any two direc work because of a lack of crushed over for dinner at the Altamont Tav order that this valuable property no emotion They buried th«ms*»lves tors. and shall state the time of such B. P. Oliver, who is. perhaps, the rock. ern and was much pleased with the might be secured as a pi-rinam-nt n* in the pap««rM aft»>r a hearty break propoatM meeting and the nature of largest real estate man in San Fran new hostelry. , set of the water users tind«»r the fast . the buslneas to be transacted thereat. cisco, accompanied by F. R. Houston, INSANE PASTOR KILLS "If we had a place of its kind out Klamath project. After an hour's conference with Such written call aboil be filed with another Bay City man who has spec WIFE WITH A CLUB ourw way we would all patronize it," th«- McNamaras. Mr. I'arrow made the secretary, who shall thereupon, This property was originally sold to ulated to a great extent in land, have said the supervisor. the Klamath project by Thos McCor th«» following statement to the United , immediately and at least four days been in this city for several days to ELLENSBURG. May 29.—Confess It is Mr. Weber's intention to build mick. and was to be used by the rec Preos: I b««foro the time fixed for such meet- look over the town and making per ing that he beat his wife to death an up-to-da's barn for the accomtno- lamation service tor developing power "After a talk with John and James i Ing, mall, postpaid, to the president sonal Investigations as to its future with a club because he received “oc dation of freighters and others who to be used in th«« pumping of water McNamara. I am convinc'd that they - and each uiombcr of the board n copy possibilities. They left Friday morn cult messages" from the holy rollers wish to be acconiniodat«*d. Meals are for th«* irrigation ot the high lands. t«x»k no part in the dr^itruction of j '•! such call. If th«« se-cretary fall or ing for their home, having stopped at that would influence her to become now served at very reasonable, rates I ater what was known as the Keno the Times building I am just as | rofuse to mail copies thereof, as above the Baldwin while here. unfaithful, T. H. Gardner, an itiner The new dancing pavilion is now in j"eject was abandoned, and th«« lands firmly convinced of their innocence ; provided, then either the president. If Mr. Oliver's holdings consist to a ant preacher, is in jail here. He had course of erection, and will b<» com released, and as the service has no as that of Moyer. Heywood and Pnttl- j he Issue th«' call, or any on* of the certain extent of the rich Glenn coun mashed his victim's head to a bloody- pleted within a few days. fui-ds for developing the power, it bon>*. I shall do all In my power i me moor* who issued the call, may ty farm lands. He and Mr. Houston mass on the track near Kittitas. was decided to sell the property to for the McNamaras. make and mall copl«-* of the call with were here last November, and they Regarding the affair Gardner made "f cannot say how long I shall re liko effect as If done by the secretary. the highest bidder. Officials of the MAIL IS DISTRIBUTER IN seem to be impressed with the town. this statement: THE EVENING NOW Water Users’ Association believed main in Tx>n Angele*. Of course I will At al! meetings of the BOARD OF "When I began receiving these mes that this property would be very val be here until after the preliminary DIRECTORS, TURKE DIRECTORS FATS VS. SLIMS THE BIG EVENT sages I spoke to my wife about it. but Beginning on Monday the people uable as well as useful to the water hearing on June 1st. when I will SHALL CONSTITUTE A QUORUM she laughed, and I became suspicious With W. H. Dolbeer and Bob Bald that she would be unfaithful. I asked of Klamath Falls were able to get users, and steps were lmm««diately probably return to Chicago and at for the transaction of business. All I miw'tings of the board of director* win heading the fats, and Elmer E. her several time« to jump into the their mall in the evening, instead of taken in an effort either to have th* tend to n»y unfinished business will come back to the roast In fin» same retained as an asset of the the following morning as in the past. shall be hold at the office of the as Johnson and Charles J. Ferguson river with me. Finally, as we walked sociation. leading the leans, a baseball game is along the railroad track I noticed The delivery window at the postoffice Klamath project, or else give the shape to defend them at the trial." Darrow refused to discuss McMan- Klamath Water Users Association. being arranged for une 11th through some sticks that were built just right will be opened each evening follow association a chance to purchase it at lgal's confession. Edward Nockels of Albert E. Elder, Sec’y. 4-27-6-1 r the instrumentality of the Antlers , to kill women with.. At last I saw ing the distribution of the letter mail, its original coat. Th« annual meriting of the Water Chicago, secretary of the Federation and remain open until 8 o'clock. Club. While neither side has yet an 1 one exactly right. NOTICE OF PRO1NMKD AM KNIK Beginning Sunday, when th«» extra Users’ Association will be held next of Ijibor, Is hero with Darrow. w nounced its line up, the captain of "I said to her, 'Kura, I guess I will MENT OF BYlaWS OF KLAM« each of the opposing forces smiles and have to kill you.’ 8he cried, but when train service was put on, the mall was Friday, and a proposition will be MISTER OR MRB. TAFT ATI! WATER t'HERH AHHO4T.A« considered at that time of bonding carried on trains No*. 41 and 42, says be was just beginning to realize I hit her she cried no more.” MAY WED MAJOR BITT TION, and the service on trains No*. 39 and the association for probably 160,000 that all the timber in the big leagues The couple were married in Vir This will ot 175,000 for the purpose of taking is built on the same lines as him ginia ten years ago. Gardner was ed 40 was discontinued. WASHINGTON, May 26. Major To thu Stockholders of the Klam enable the patrons of the postofflee to over the site and developing power. self, and that he will have no trouble ucated in a Western Maryland semi In a previous telegram the secre Archibald Butt, aide to Prealden'. ath Water Users' Association—You receive their mail about fourteen at all in raking up a nine that will nary. He is undoubtedly insane. hour* earlier than they have been do tary of the interim stated as follows: Taft, is to marry the sister of Mrs. are hereby notified that the following just wipe the other layout off the face "Would be glad to co-operate In Taft, according to the rumors now in ivinoudmr-nt to the by-laws of the ing in the past. of the earth. I securing futur«» ns«- for public bene circulation In Washington. The state Klamath Water Users' Association NEW SPLASH IN WAR ON Friday morning the delievery GREAT BATHTUB TRUST fit of land and water power adver- ment is now being made openly Iu of will be pr*a»ui««d at the regular meet window was open at the usual time MAKES EIGHTY TRIPS between 10 and 11 o’clock a. m., but tised. difficulty arises from provisions ficial circles that Major Butt Is to wed ing of th«» stockholders of said corpor- ACROSS THE ATLANTIC WASHINGTON, May 27.—Rich Postmaster Emmitt is considering the of federal reclamation act and Oregon Mrs. Lucy taugblln of Pittsburg. The otion to bo held on Friday, June 2d. WINCHESTER, Mass.. May 27.— mond is the scene today ot another advisability of changing this time on water law. Reclamation act requires nnnounc«»ment of the engagement Is 1911, at 2 o'clock p. m.. to-wlt: Amend Section One of Article IV Thos. Martin reached his home here legal skirmish In the government's Sundays and holidays, and opening v«t land not needed for irrigation expected soon. Mrs. Ijttighlin's late husband, Thos. of the By-Laws of said corporation to today at the end of his eightieth trip war on the "bathtub trust." The ;the window for one hour in the even "project to be sold to highest bidder nt across the Atlantic. His first voyage J hearing will be held In the United ing. Tn this way, it is believed, bet auction. Oregon law terminates all K. I-aughlln of Pittsburg, killed him read as follows: ARTICLB IV. was made more than a half century States circuit court of appeals, sitting ter service esn be secured for the water rights unless construction for self March 11, 1910. Five days pre Sec. 1. Revenues noce»«ary for th* patrons of the office, as they will ail d‘velopnient. is begun before June 2 vious h« had returned from an Euro ago on the steamer Atlas, which took in the Virginia capital. sixteen days in the passage. He has • The object of the government is to have an oportuolty of receiving their 1911. .If Water Users’ Association pean trip and found his wife nt tli« accomplishment of the purposes of this association shall be raised by an covered more than 250,000 miles on force the manufacturers of bathtubs mail Saturday evening, and there will Is prepared to bld as independent bid White House instead of home. to obey the Sherman act. assessment frodi time to time against i be no mail to deliver In the forenoon der under present advertisements an<! the Atlantic since that time. NOTICE the share« of stock thereof appurte and until the afternoon train has ar- start development before June 2d. I would gladly give reasonable time ‘u To the Stockholders of the Klamath nant to land for which water is avail HUMRANDS INJUNCTION J rived. FIGHT MAY HAVE Water Users’ Association: enable association to raise n«*censary able from the canals of the Klamath COSTS HIM HIS WIFE A FATAL ENDING You are hereby notified that th»- project. No assessment shall be de- John I. Wlckersham of Portland funds, but would have to give similar SEATTLE, May 27.—Jos. F. Har and Curtlc Wright Jr. of San Fran terms to all bidders, and would have annual meeting of the Klamath Wa clwed bv the board of directors to he As a result of trouble arising at rison. who a few days ago got rid of cisco arrived in this city Friday night to sell outright, and not by increasing ter Users Association, which annuul days after the time of levying the as- the Masten logging camp on the Up per Lake Fr'day night a man. whose ! a neighbor's nightly calls by court in and registered at the Livermore. Sat acreage charge. Great danger of I oj - meeting la for the purpos«> ot electing seaament." 8. H. GRIFFITH. name cannot be learned, lays at the junction. at the same time, though un urday morning they left for Spring ing rights under Oregon law. Con n Board of Directors for the ensuing yetir and for such other buslnewi as Date of first publication, April point of death and the man who cut expectedly, got rid of his wife. Mrs. Creek, where they will • njoy the sult local reclaiming engineer." It is asserted by the president of may regulary bo brought before said 27, 1B11. him, Pemberton, is in the county jail. Harrison has filed suit for divorce, al splendid fishing in that stream. Each the association that th>, service has meeting, has been called nnd will be leging Incompatibility. William Cas Is well known in business circles In Date of last publication, June 1, According to the story told by Pem an old filing on the wat«»r right, b««- held In the Houston opera house In 1911. his home city. 4-27-6-1 r berton, he was scraping harness when sady was the neighbor. THE KILLING OF MADERO FOILED WOLGAST PLUHGES SONE FORT KLAMATH TERN MONEY IN THE GROUND PLAYS HERE SUNDAY 01V SMILED FOIL SPAIN YESTERDAY «NO POWER SIH SME CALLED Off TRAINS COLLIDE; EIGHT ARE KILLED
