Klamath republican., September 21, 1911, Image 3

ervoir supply, wun rend, as well a» bls
I it’ r. which follows:
You will note froristhe bacterial
count
of tl"' various sources that th«.»
l bl
OF NAIIOTN GREATER IX
’«.«•'. V I II \ X I I is I X source of contamination 1» evidently
Till: XII II Kill. AN l»N, STRANGE ■long the linen that w« noted the
other day:
For Instanc, from th«
TO RELATE
r< aervolr, from the outside spring
mid from ........... ant basin the water
I'l.lti il I’r» ■■ m Hvrvlr«
I'ontaln»'«! th«» largest number of or­
W AHHINGTON, 1»
H' pt. If.
ganisms Th<< nnmpl»» taken from th«»
Wood« n m I ioi ' n . iiHimlly asHoclnto<l main pipe shows n low hucterlal
<>n|s win, variety shows uni! pictures count, nnd Is evid filly contamlnat»-»!
of Ktri'i't »««»ties In 11 i»l In nil. nr«'. Ill from th« outside.
furl, worn by thouwnnda of peopl In
"The result of the milk analysis 1»
thIn country. A slngt«* shipment from ! not satisfactory, from th«» fact of It»
Anmiii'iliim to Grand ItnplilH. Mi<h. buvlng been no old before It wnn ex
iiii'litlonril tn n report h> Vico C ouhii I i »mined that the bacteria multiplied
De Young consist « «I of 600 <■«««•« con­ Iso rapidly. However, both specimens
taining several tliousand pairs of the wre dirty, nnd th«» on»» from Bogg s
lumber footwmi A similar shipment dairy contained pus cells, which show
wnn made ii few month« ago
| beyond dould that some one cow must
Also th» r port reveals the sect lorn ; have an abscess of the udder. This In
of th«' United Htntea addicted to the worth looking lnt«J*“
The result of the analysis by Dr.
habit, un follows:
Wt
I.. ..f tl" mi"' imd Wrat'-r follow
“It In Hint >1 Hint the United Htutes
In th«, beat foreign customer of the th«» amount of poison being to a
Nettierlundn for thia article of manti ¡cubic centimeter of water or milk, a
fnctiiro, many hundred» of pairs of «•••ntlineter being .3*37 of an Inch
"Boggs' dairy milk contained or
wood n »horn |;rlng worn In Michl
gi’ii town. Illinois, Missouri, New gunlsms too num' runs to count, some
.lerrey Jtxl U f«'W other Hint«’»
tn pus cells, straptococcl, stnphym »ccl.
No tuberciila."
fact. It In claimed that there arc some litter ami dirt
■lore wooden sho«*s In t’blrngo. Grain! bacilli, Straw's dairy milk, organ
Rntilds, Midi , or Ifollnnd, Mich ,, Inn»« too nun » tous to count. Water
than tn the c!tv of Amsterdam. Pat­ ,60 oiganl-ms and colon bacilli
Water from east reservoir hot
terson, N. J . Nt Ixtuly, Mo . I.ancas-
springs,
4.320 organisms and colon
ter comity. Neb . Marlon county,
North ba tin. m ar
Iowa. nnd numerous other nmall'r bacilli positive
It»-iino»»',
2,500
organisms
nnd colon
■«•ttlemrntn import large <|iinntltle-i
•f thin practical arttrl.’ of dreaa ever« I ¡i< Illi W< "• r servolr. 7.020 oty n
Isms and colon bacilli Outside xprlng
year.
24.X4O organism'« and colon bacilli.
"The wooden aho.* indutly In the
East litisln, 22.OHO organism and
Netherlands* 1« generally d’central-
colon bacilli
Ov rflow main spring,
i»c«l log» being hewn out to the
540 organisms and colon bacilli
■I' Auire of the customer's f'«t In the
Main auction pipe. 3.240 organts«!'
tiling’ »hop The local price depend»
Central reservoir, t.ioo organism»
larg ly upon the amount of lumber
and colon bacilli." •
■and and the market prlc*» of raw
.material There are, however, a few
large fstrorlrn using modern wood
working machinery and exporting
emit of their product
The principal
eountrli’H to which they export. In or­ NATH ISSUE DOES NOT Si ARE
IIIM. AXD THAT STREET IM.
der of their Imixirtance, are the
Pilot EME.XTN CONT HIM Ml < II
United State» and Canada. West In
AS ANYONE
dies Germany an I South Africa"
< OMHCED WOMAN
LOHEN HER HOME
BEAT OlHCH UN MM SHOES
USING ON KCJll, SHIS FArDFRSn»
' ii liieic is atty peiiUuti ueiug cir­
culated for mv r«M»all, I do not know
it. and It has not yet been presented
to me so that I can Inspect and sv
just what It amounts to," said Mayor
Fr d T Henderson.
“It Is true that there has been sum
a thing mentioned around town, and
while I do not car«» to say anything
about any persons who are likely to
have a hand In It, us 1 do not know
enough about the case to mak< any
statement as to tl < it Id utlty, yet It
Is u fact that the proposition was
mentioned to me by one man
"I lost no time in t«»!llng th«- gen­
tleman that I was not afraid of the
recall, if <v is stnrtcd and they put
up on«» we will have a very nice little
'controversy that will interest every­
Ol’EltA'llON <>X 1.1 .». W. BROWN body. If they com«» out against me
I am
I KMOVEH OHW! Rl < i ION, III i on the recall Issdc I'll win.
THE »IAN St ( < I MBS TO THE sure that I would be vlndlcnt d by
itny such tent of th«* situation, and
DISEASE
I told th«* man who Informed me that
If the recall is sprung and fought out
George W Brown died ut the Sa to a finish I would b»»nt him and his
marllan hospital at 11:30 Frida* of .proposition by a vote of 5 to 1.
lnt< itlnal trouble for which he had
"It's all right to talk about a re­
ben op mi d on ye»terda> afternoon
call nnd what great things can be
by lira. It. It Hamilton. I- W. Chilton
»tone, but whnt I want to see is th«’
and W (', Hunt. The affliction wan
goods.
If they've got anything I t
•f imperatively «bort duration, for
them spring It. brother. There are
It w.n nly '<• Monday that the man
n good many people disgruntled about
k I begun t > fce| pains In hln ah-
the amount of city Improvements that
do'”."n
Mild measure» tn relieve the
arc being undertaken nt this time,
pain were '» tile, and wb f the,can
and I want to aav to you that there
became : erioun the doctors decldt'd
!s n thing being undertaken in our
to operate. They found several fe-'t
«-It that we do not need nor that we
of th - pullout's Ini'stines so tangled
should not have
tl nt a gangrenous tendency wan man­
"It costs money to make these Im­
ifest. The surgeons removed the ob­
structing portion, but had little hope provements. but w arc going to have
fir tl e patient’s Ilf«», although he re­ them. We Pill t have streets pav»»d
■nnd we must have sewern, and n lot
cover’d from th” anaesthetic.
of other things that a city n«»cds. W<-
lie was 54 years old, married, nnd
ar«» gri'wlng nwav from th«» village
» ari’i ntcr by Hade, living on Onk
standard.
If sonic p ople whose
street, between Sixth and Seventh,
wealth has grown tip here from the
lie came here about a year ago from
hind and through no fault of the own­
P ndleton, but the remains will be
ers that Is. whose money has been
tab' n for burial to Albany, where
nuid«’ by a rise in teal estate value?
relatives are living.
Deci'aned be-
that has not cost them anything
|o'"’ •«! to the 1. O, O. F. ami W. O. V/.
would get the moss off th ir backs
at I
■
_
| we would have Kss fuss about It.
*2,000 Insurance In the Intter oiMer.
"Now you hear a lot about the Pine
Hi pr aentatlven here of both orders
took nn nctlve pnrt In looking aft»r street pnvlng. Why, that hits me. I
1 guess, about as hard ns It hits nny-
the funeral.
b(.<!y else, and I hnv«» not been mak-
1 Ing any complaint about It. I own
M ITER 1*01,1.1 TltlX TO BE
¡219 feet on Pin«» str et. nnd the pnv­
ItEMoVI D IMMEDIATELY lng there will tnx me approximately
*2,000. I’m on the Main street pav­
At a meeting held Iasi Frldav at ing for a 05-foot piece of property
the offlre of City Physician H. R. to’ pay for pnvlng, a btll of about
Hamilton, the water supply contami­ ( *fif)4. At Seventh and Mnin I have
nation was discussed, nnd n result of 1 some more property that gets as-
the m eting was an assurance from | u ssed for paving, about 120 feet,
Manager George J. Walton, of the that will cost me *900 or more. How-
About
Kinmath Falls Light nnd Water com­ much does that figure up?
pany, to have a now wall Immediately ,3.500.
placed to protect the springs which
"The assessments nnd Interest on
furnish tile company Its water for the cost will get. me for about *400 a
city consumption. Present at the year until paid. I think that shows
meeting were Mayor F. T. Sander that I have to stand my share qf the
non. Dr. Hamilton, Mr. Walton nnd cost of what’s being done. I am a
the health committee of the city coun­ comparatively newcom r to Klamath
cil, consisting of II A. Alford, M. G. Falls. I am here now about six years,
Wilkins amj A^len Stannble
and the principal advticatca of a slow­
Tl'c report.-of Dr. Calvin S. White, er policy are peeople who are not re­
s< < retary of the «Into honrd of health, cent comers here. The recnll talk
1
who wbh here and examined thre res­ does not scare me.”
lblicyc* )UUk I'Uie
James Straw of Hi Straw dairy
ntnt' » that he han remedied th«- fault
which probably contaminated the
milk from hln dairy. When Dr. White
wan here n thorough examination was
made of the Straw dairy and samples
taken. Dr. Whit» »tat d at that time
that If the analysis should prove that*
the milk wan contaminated In any
wa' It would probably be du«» to an
epen <•«”» pool In the corral, which he
advised Mr. Straw to remedy. This
Mr Straw Immediately did. and he
hell veg another analysis will show
the milk from hln dairy to be pure.
PATIENT DIES 0F BOWEL TROUBLE
Count.*' Judg" Wllilam H. «Vordvn
has relumed from a trip to Merrill
in relation to the project««} Modoc
Northern railroad which has secured
nit rights of way n< <■ H.ary to make a
railroad line from this city to Fern­
ley, u point about sev<nty-fiv« miles
east of Kaoo, on the Southern Pa­
cific.
Time was up yesterday for the rail­
road to avull Itself of thu'grants of
tight of way to d<f1«»ct the line
through Merrill, and the railroad
peopl«» did not tuke advantage of the
opportunity offered to get free right
of wa>. Inetea«! <>t this th« company
thut- is to say, the Southern Pa-
clfic company, which Is the parent
lin“— has made an urrung«»m«»nt more
satisfactory to the ranchmen along
tbe line. This arrangement was th
laying of money for the rights of
way instead of accepting them as
gifts.
i»<«'d ‘ for about 4% miles of right
of wav had l>«’»»n held In «arrow by
the M rrlll bank to be paid for by
subscription, tut that In rase the com­
pany went to work by September 13th
t«i build Its line it would not have to
lay for the strip of land necessary
tor it« right of way.
As conditions have com«» about to
.u ■ U iiipr,.'<’tlctihl<» for the com­
pany to begin on the lln«» at pr sent,
was decid«’«! to postpone bulldlnv
ii.« line, but to restore subscriptions
•id meh tbe right of way by payin’
ll.«« farmers for their property.
Checks were Issued to the m n
wh<» had agre«'d to give land tn cas«-
construction was commenced by Sep-
tember 13, ao that they will not be
dlacontentcd by» imstponement of
«ip rations, and are now more than
v»-r hum ured that the road will be
No Information roiild be ob-
built
talned ns to wh«»n th« road will be
start'd, but the Merrill people are
»»--ii •at’-ffed w!»’’ the t!tn-
purchas»-
ntlon us the ■ xpendltur«'
_______ of
__ r
_______
money by the railroad guarantees
good faith.
>
About *5,000 was paid for th»
rights of way bought and the money
subscribed by the Merrill Chamber of
Commerce, about *3,500 has been
returned to that body.
As projected the lino will run to
M«»rrill. 16.7 miles, th nee to Malin,
npproxlmat»»ly 11 miles. From Malin
It is about 15 mll« s to the line of Mo­
doc county, which 15 miles Is a part
of the 75 mile stretch which will car­
ry the line to Fernley, on the South­
ern Pacific.
It Is quite likely that the labor dis­
turbance on the Harriman lines has
had something to d< with the unset­
tling of the plans for the Modoc
Northern. Owing to the large num­
ber of cuts in mechanical and offle»'
forces that ha\e be n made lately by
the South'xn Pacific and other III» 3
In the Harriman group, some people
are inclined to the belief that the re-
celjfts of tfie rallrouds aro not what
the managers demand to contlnu
regular expenditures for mainten­
ance. and that bottermenta and ex­
tensions have to come aecondarllv.
It Is the Impression, however, that
work <rn the extension will begin in
the spring.
Mi N:uiiuru Trial Next Month
United Press Service
I.OH ANGEI EH, S pt. 14. Attor
m ■■ Clat' tic«» Darrow, for the McNa­
mara defense, says he will be ready
for trial October-1 Itb, and asks no
eitenalon.
W'Win Main«' Election By a
Snudi Majority
T nltcd Pr i.s Servie«’
AUGUSTA, M
Sept. 14.—Com­
plete returns announe«’d att. he state
ilflUS’ glve wets victory by 60,517
votes to *0,383 for the dry«.
LANGS OPEN 10 HOMESTEADERS
United Press Service.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. 15.
Upon the petition of numerous resi­
dents of I.ake county, indorsed by
Senator Bourne. Secretary of the In­
terior Walter Fisher hns designated
ns subject to entry under the en­
larged homestead act lands In town­
ships 26 nnd 27 south, ranges 15, 16
and 17 enst, nml township 28 south,
range 16 enst. Lake county, Oregon.
This land Is about twelve miles
north of Silver Lake.
The list of lands designated will be
filed in the land office's! I.akevlew.
H. F. Shepherd left Thursday after-
n«'on for L or Angeles, where he will
join hts parents for several months'
stay.
MASTEN GARN NOI Iti ütMOLISHED
Fire Thursilay night burned a shack
'in Sixth strwt and Its cont bis . The
i place win occupied by Molli” Patter­
son, color'd, and ail she saved was
a If 'i h
wrappci,. which concealed
her physique, and her pet dog. She
In said to have a colored lover who
was fealo'is of attentions paid to her
by other m«n. an«l It Is thought he
. n ay have resorted to arson as a form
■of revenge. The poll«’« are hunting
for him. He Is said to l av« app«'ared
i In another part of town uhortly after
with a blorj'ly face and torn clothes,
anil a man wns s'en running from th«?
*ha«k Just before the fire was dis­
covered.
WHEN OFririALN START TO DE.
HillOY
ALLEGED
NTINtN<E
Till. < WNER H ATT«»R.NEY GETS
COl'RT AH»
X
Ei.tiy accounts of the accldeat
In tbe first radical move to rid the
which cor,t E E. DwlMtibatfa and
city of its health-killing nuisance«
< harl«s Willlama tii«»ir llv«-s a^hen
the city this morning was blocked by
they were tbiown from th Ir home*
the Injunction route.
< n ttm Prather ranch on Sunday last
The first round was fought, between
prove to have b«»en lncorr«’«t.
the city and W. W. Mast«»n ov r the
removal of bis barn back of the Model
I,” Doten, the thlr«l horseman who
Bakery on East Main street.
was with tl •• duo of trainer« when
Wh< n the city started to tear down
ti
lie t th Ir end, not only law the
the barn Frl«iay morning' Attorney
accident at a short distance, but af-
J. C. Rutenlc, for Master». w«»nt be­
h-rwards w«»nt over the ground to
fore Judg Henry L. Benson In the
d'-tnonstrate tho facts.
circuit
court with a prayer for an In­
The tragedy occurred at 9:2«
o’clock Hunday morning, The three Mr-«. Krutt-- Imltt P uma »-»« Tlmmgti junction and tbe »xuirt granted tbe
Mrs. j'lifua Kruttschnitt, wlf«» of r«straint.
men bad had breakfast« and wer
Maaten Is a contractor whose work
the
flr»t vice president and director
starting «»ut on tbelr horses to do
aotn«» work when a race down the j of maintenance of way and operation requires a large number of horsea.
lane was begun between tbe two of th«» Southern Pacific, with her par­ which are housed in the stable in
afterwards killed. They were soon ty. r«’dch»d this city Friday morning qu«»stlon, and as there has b en com­
w II ah'-.-««l of Doten, and di«l .not about 7:30 o’clock on a train of sp - plaint from the neighbors, the city
know that a woven wire f‘-nce had clal cars from the north, via Weed. d«»eld«d to take action.
Thursday the burn wa» visited by
been placed across the «»nd of the The party »was escorted by J. W. Fltx-
lane. Their horse« were tame, but gerald of Dunsmuir, assistant super­ the authorities, Including Mayor F.
one man «in trying to speed past intend» nt of the Shasta division, and T. Sanderson an?l the health commit­
tee of th? coun» 11. consisting of M. G.
the.oth r, and turned to call to him was on the way to Crater I-ake.
Wilkins, R. A. Alford and Allen
Ir »»xuitatlon as tie «earn«» alongside.
Stansble,
who determined that as the
HASHER
IS
HI
ED
Thus the attention of both was dl»-
I) «■n abated as
nuisance had
FOR
RECOVERY
tracted for a time from ahead, where
previously or«l r
tl-
building
the fatal feaee stretched across the
should
be
torn
d
n.
Through
hfs
attorney,
Horace
M.
road
As the owner : ad not
gun to
Manning, F. S. Burscough has en­
The first horse, as soon as h ■ saw
destroy the prope
Frida morning
tered
In
the
circuit
court
an
action
the f«»nc.». trl«-d to stop by “planting"
termln d that the
for the recovery of money. Th' two tbe city officials
all fours, but slid Into the fence at
had been partners In a restaurant building should g . and set a force
terrific spe'd, teailng sir or eight
business In this city for about two at work to dlsmc.'' the same. As
fesceposts out of the ground and
d’vovered that
months past, and It is asserted that soon as the ow:
throwing his rider a great distance.
Sasser borrowe^ in the neighborhood ft« oronertv was threaten«^! with de­
Th second horse was tripped by th*
'~wyt»r TSk-
of ,200 fr»>m his partne.-. which the struction he ha«’
broken fence, and this caused his
latter wishes to recov r. Sp.-R'T is, ■ ’’’ ''ir " ,,a”'
rider to n'«-«»t a like fate. Both men
When tbe wort . razing the barn
said to have left Klamath Falls.
were thrown so as to land on tbelr
was start«»d last Frldav J’r. Ente­
heads, and the Impact was much a-?
nte, who bad prep- d a blank Injunc­
though they had been knocked sensr-
tion readv for th»- » 'Ft' - action went
l«ss by sand bags, there being n»»
before Judge Ben : with It. and the
fracture of the skull of either vic­
court ord'red tbrt :! « Injunction as
tim. but concussion of the brain re­ NEW ZEALAND MAX’ EXPECTED prave-l bo'Id
» 'ii s ?ch t'me
HERE TODAY TO LOOK AFTER
suited instantly to both men from tti«
as tbe city mlgl * make answer.
INTERESTS OF THE COUNTY'S
awful collision.
Notice of the
'■ ctlcn was served
PRISONER
A groat cloud of dust obscured
■ on Mayor Bander n, Rcordcer T. F.
view of their collision from Doten,
Nicholas and other« and ft will be In
Norman Faulder, brother of Noble
who was behind.
When he came
force until tbe city goes before the
upon the havoc wrought by the Faulder. accused of the killing of en'irt and glv«*s its side of the case to
smash be was astound'd. Help was Louis Gehhert August 7th at the Judge Benson. When this is done the
»«■cured an«l tiie injured meu remov d Erickson & Petterson construction court will decide whether the barn
to the ranch house near by. from camp about forty miles south of the shall stay up or the city be permitted
which G«»orge Manning, brother of city, is coming from New Z aland to to tear it down.
Attorney Horace M. Manning of this asist in fighting the case for his rela­
city, had a phone message sent to th» tive. It is expected that the brother
The Mesdames Bert and G~ne Chil­
from abroad will arrive today, but
lawyer for nr dical assistance.
ders arrived here Thursday evening
Dr. George H. Merryman went the exact date of his coming is not from Ashland, where they have b«’=‘n
from this city to attend the Injured jet known,
for the past few weeks. engag»d in
The expected visftor is a druggist the delightful task of putting up their
men. as did also Mrs .J. E. Taylor,
a nurse.
Dr. Campbell, who lives at Aukland. New Z aland, and has winter supply of fruit. They text next
near the ranch, which is five miles been in that country for eight or nine morning by private rig for their
A letter received from hire hom»s In the eastern part of the
from Mount Hebron, was also called years.
in on the case, as were two other about two week? ago by Noble Fa-ul- county.
physicians, but all the skill off red der gave information of his coming,
availed nothing, and the men never and the 2,000 mile ship ride from the
recovered consciousness. Delsenroth port of W llington. New Zealand,
dying at 4:20 o’clock Wednesday would take the traveler eighteen
morning and his companion seven days. He was expected to arrive in
Sau Francisco vest rday. There is a THREE MEN’ EXTER, BIND ( HI-
hours later.
NI NE JANITt'R AND BLOW THE
Neither man was married. Moth- company of athletes from the far
SAFE,
TAKING
ALM! ST
A
• of both are living, Mrs. Delsen- western island coming to these shores
THIRD OF A MILLION DOLLARS
roth and another son coming from and Noble Faulder f iela positive that
Alturas by auto to the bedside of her bis brother is traveling with them.
Faulder is getting cv rv attention Un'ted Press Service
boy. but the mother of Williams lives
at Burns, about 180 miles from the that a prisoner with friends and
NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C.-. Sept.
Prather ranch, too far away to be means fan afford. He had a month 15.—The Bank of Montreal was rob-
of hospital life which involved con- bed of *315,000 by three m«’n be-
reach'd in time.
Earl Whitlock of this city, who siderable expense, and his attorneys tween 3 and 6 o’clock this morning.
went to embalm the bodies, did not Mills & Napier, are understood to be They made entrance in the rear and
go in the capacity of coroner, as mis­ getting th? necessary funds for de­ opened the saf door with nitro-gly-
takenly said In the Herald yesterday. fraying alt expenses from his rela- certne. They bound and gagged the
He has not coronial authority In Sis­ tlves.
Chtnese janitor and escaped.
The
One n'ght watchman, J. D. Carroll, only clew Is that two are short and
kiyou county, and the case was not
one which required Inqu sts.
Mr. and one day guard. George Map!«s one is »tall.
Whitlock Is expected In this evening ston. are staying bv the accused man.
with the body of Williams, that of who has room O, over the H ctor de­ FAI IS INTO BASFMEXT
Delsenroth b«’ing taken to his former partment store at Third and Main
SEVERAL HOI 1ÎS I Xt'OX’StTOl'H
home at Alturas for burial. Williams, streets.
The guards each get paid at the
air d 27 years, was a partner of Geo.
L. B. Applegate met with a very,
Manning, and be a-nd Delsenroth. rate of ,90 a month, and a e special
perul’ar ac’ ’dent Frldav afternoon.
aged 22 years, were both expert deputies from the sheriff’s office.
It is expect d that the expense of W.th Mrs. App gat be had dinner
horse breakers. They were both
this special watch will be paid by the at the Hum residence, and later
steady, sober young men.
Going Into the
1 strang feature of the accident accused, and If ah arrangement is not came down town.
Is that neither horse was materially made to this end with Fauider's beck door of the Horn hardware
,’nlur'd by the accident. Marks on brother when he arrives, the prisoner store, he evidently mistook the door
saddle of one of the horses and a will likely have to be taken to the leading into th main store from the
gash in its bod' showed that It prob- Jail, so that the expense to the coun- warehouse and opened the dixir into
the basement. About 2:30 be came
abb- landed on Its back. But when ty of a special guard will stop.
Faulder apepars to be in strong into th«* store In a dazed condition,
Doten got up to the fence tbe hors?s
enough shape to stand the regular ;vnd Thomas Grubb, who was attend­
were up and running around.
confinement.
ing the store, noticed that something
j was the matt r.
Mr. Applegate
Fir't T. «X S. Moves Vptown
seemed unable to talk or tell what
Thd Frst Trust and Savings Bank was the matter. Dr. Hamilton was
has taken the unexpired lease of Jew­ summoned, and he was taken to the
TAÍT VINDICATES PURE FOOD
eler Spink for the store room in the Hum .residence, where It was found
EXPERT AND TURN’S DOWN DE-
corner building at Second and Main that be had been stunned from a fall
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OF Pl RS XX I I, OF
streets, owned by Page & Stratton, and his shoulder was badly bruised,
THE BOARD
and will move in as soon as necessary i
His hat was found later in the
alterations can be mad’’. The bank ’ basement. It Is not known just what
United Press Service
makes this move with a view to locat­ time the accident happened, and it is
REVERLY. Sept. 15.—Dr. XVIley ing closer to the business center of probable that he may have lain sev­
eral hours in the bas ment before re­
bolds the job. Some others in the the city.
gaining consciousness
department of agriculture may not.
This is President Taft’s decision in
Dan Driscoll, the Bly merchant,
a letter to Secretary Wilson.' declar-j
left for h »me Friday morning after
Ing Wiley Is justified.
seeing his three daughters started for
He recommends the retention of ' It Is a coincidence that the father the school term at Sacred Heart acad­
of Charles Williams, killed with E.
Rushy, and rules adversely as to the
E. Dels nroth wher their horses ran emy at Salem.
decision of the personnel of the board away on the Prather ranch, was also
—
advising that Wiley and Dr. L. F. killed in an accident when riding a
Mrs. Robert Jones and Miss Jesse
Keblcr "be allowed to resign.”
horse. It was several years ago near I Jones from Lafayette, Ind., who have
President Taft r commenlcd that Burns, the old Williams home. The i been visiting Mrs. John C. Brocken-
Kebler and Dr. W. D. Bigelow be father was riding a horse, and tried brough for a month, left Friday
reprimanded, the former for "dlsln- to "make" a dltc'.i. wh”n the horse morning for San Francisco for a
genulous conduct," as shown when stumbled and turned over on Its rider, short stay, and thence return home.
Leng»rcs wrote In connection with the cantle grinding into the man’s Thev were delighted with Klamath
back an«l killing him
Falla.
Rushy’s employment.
MONTREAL BANK “TOUCHEO" HARD