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Devoted to Our Civic and industrial Development
KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, DEC. 21,
VOL XVI.
I9H
NO. 3«
i
WEST ON CURRENCY
REFORM DEMANDED
TUBERCULOSIS IN
INDIAN CHILDREN
O • 4, the supply of credit can ba kept
flowing aud fu<l out w)i rover It I*
Deeded.
"Another thing nt fault In our cur­
rency. It ought to ba simplified. and
Il ought to be more «*bistlc. Our ra­
tional bunk notes aro based upon
government bonds. Thia may have
been n good «ch inc at the limo of the
civil War, »bin this g<iv«*ranieat
•I’ «led credit, flut It doesn't fit prev­
ent conditions nt all. Our bunk notes
li.edd b« bn«- <| uirnn commercial |*a
per and on adi«|ipit«' gold r serves, so
tint «<• can hun* n sufficient supply
when tiUHlncwi slows down."
Other governors on the trnln joined
with Governor West In urging the
ivr. «»Ity of curly currency I glsla-
tlon.
Ed Me Bloom of Barnes Valley, who
ha« been In this cit for a few days,
will start this evening for San Fran­
HOI SE FRO* I EI*H BEFORE A cisco to spend the holidays with rel­
ative« and friends. Before returning
JI KT
to Barnes Valley Ed will visit several 1'KOBARLY ONE Ol T OF FIVE 09
Oregon cities, including Corvallis and
Attorney Charles F. Stone’« motion Portland.
for non-suit In the jury case of the
I (MA EPAIS GOAL OF MAN
M VNÌ i’ll" .Ol (HI HEREDITY
Farm re' Impl« tueut and Supply com­
WHOSE SPORT IS AIRY
pany v«. Southern Pacific Railroad
I -A- r-n forty and fifty Indian chtt-
««imp#!
f« r 24 9.', 75 Lor Ions of one United Press Service
«; r n l>«tw«< n 12 and 15 years of
OAKLAND, Dec. 1 ».Aviator Wel-
horse and damage to dra' and l:ar-
K.a ..«tl • ■ • rvsiion are
'bn
Cooke started his Tarnalplai
nese April 19tl, when ■ Ight freight
ft' :rg with oine form of tubercu­
flight at 11:30a .tn.
lar trouble, This 1« probably a pro­
<ars on a <1 wn grade, with no en­
Engine troiih’. forced him to re- portion
fit «
to each five children
gine attached, «truck the rig, failed. turn *o the motordrome.
cf that ag
Bijperinten'b-nt Ed.soe
I tie attoiney argu«d that as the plain-
He started'»gain at 12:49.
Watson of th. re r. .pirn, who Is fa
t.n in tlie «as had b«t-n negligent in
■' fa
a-.» that he beli<*vs«
’«aving tl « team where it «a» struck,
•i'e:
larg« I due to hered-
. it&ry affection.
«lu: tl • railroad «niupany was not
EAUI IS 01
SYS H M
1
■ RS
IN IKHVIEVV,
DECI.AIIEM
cosmi.XTS OS ORGANIZATION,
SAN I St, Il U E VIIH Militi, Kill
IIO.U> WORK
MANYARESUEFERING
Colon« ! E Hofer*« p«ie*r. thu Capi­
tal Journal .in tl u Issue of Monday
D«<«inb«i lkth, bus for ita hading
’ll 11 \ .KI SG Mk'l ll< >I»M
• fltorl««!, under the caption "Little
County Doe« Thing«," an expression
H|i« «-lnl to The lii’iain
on th.- r«>u«J work a< < <>mpllsh<-d by the
NEW YORK, 1» c. 20
Tl.
the
Kl.«math county court, which read«
h«s
.<
fi ..>• \s« st are
..« fol'owa:
ev< ii ii ■ , ail vo to. tb
'
.slty ut
Klamath county, the third «malleat
ban in a.>d fo11■ ;■<■/
' hi
than
county In the state, spent $101,509.30
thus«' of tb,, Ena! wu« evld«*tit tiuiu n
llily year on roads.
f««i>k i' it< ii nt nii>d " :
<«"' ruor
It I«*, Is we re i < miter rightly, the
Wovt ol ''t. gun to an lnt■ r(lewwr on
third smallest lu population of any
th« n «<*tn lour ou tl <• si
in govur-
county In the i into of Or gon.
• nr«
It 1«. If we r member rightly. the
"Wc ittn lit rung fur bunking an 1
Klamath Fall«
n city of all Jhous-
cuiiii i t < fni m lu our «iule." au d '
und. and a gr« at d«al of mountain ter­ liob.«*, «ontrlbutory negligence bar-
en s to be an inclination
ilevi rii'ir W« st
W
th nu Inter-i
ritory
i.'.g children to develop thia
ring
recovery
e«l In public <|ii«Mtlons
I could take,
The county court thin year grad«*d
«1 ease just about the time they are
Mr. Stun«, for the railroad con­
you tluoiigb my statu 1« t you Inter
up fifty mile« of h< avy grade new
from childhood into a changed
view <■'■■! man you ti'«*f. fait r. ’ * n
road from sixteen to thlrtv ff-t wide. tend« <1 tl at If the plaintiff waa guilty
’ 1 ’ . in life," «aid Mr. Watson.
•r, busln« « mail, and I b«'ll< «o every
Th new grade Is well d'tct ed and of neglig nee or some act which con­
It is often the cas < that the parents
••« of tl ■ in would giv« you an in-
drained. In some cases the ditches tributed to tl e injury, even lf^he de-
l ave a fort ot disease from which
f< i.«l«i;t 1 a«l been negligent, no recov­ IIOMIX BRINGS SI IT AGAINST
talUi"' ut and emphatic opinion on the
leading «win a quarter of a mile.
iJ ey appear to become improved as
•ebj< i t <>f tbl« i-ouii'ry bunking ays I IMoINMEDB II. MAX WHO CON.
About 250 miles of mountain road er could lave been lad.
g' ■ s or., but when their children
GRANTEEH TO HAVE «LEXE
J C. Rutenic arguing for the plain-
t»m an«! what'« wrong * Ith It
grow up th» ailment becomes appar-
HI’IRED TO GET Ol T OF FED­ was put In good condition, the high
II TIGN OF IT AND FIVE .NOTES,
"Wu're very lndopend«*nt In Oregop.
c<*nters, rocks and fallen timber re- 11?. said that If the driver had stopped
nt In the progeny. Sometime« the
to
i«>ok
and
listen
lor
a
train
al
the
Yon could bull<l a fence around the
ICTAL. B2.5UO
moved.
ci ndltlon 1« a fibroid one, in which
•tot«* nnd w« would get on v ry well
OF I HAilGK
A second rock crust er ban now time he had been at the,station he
the patient seems to be much in the
with our own resource«.
But our
b<- n bought, an«! bard surfacing will would have been unable to get bis
san-e condition practically all the
Sult
has
been
entered
by
Gertrude
freight, for which purpose he had
henk i and our currency art* part and
t*e done 'n 1912 on a larg«* scale.
Thdnaa. wif* of John Thomas, time, without the disease leading to
parcel of the country's banking •ys-
Dr John Grant Lyman, w.-arer of
As much money wl’l he «pent in gone to the railroad station, lie was
against
Joseph Martin, Lola Martin, b ath or a v rv low condition, while
tem. nn«l we unnt the «ystem adjust«*«! pink pujifi a *, blue hosiery and gen- 1912. nnd the tax in raised on a valu­ at th railroad station at the invita­
his
wife,
to enforce re-execution of a in others it takes th form of a more
tion of the railroad company, said the
te our n cd«.
«.•■ully lovely bab'rdashery, who ha» ation of $16 ooo.ooo.
mortgage
for >2 509 and the five literal cons imption and falling awav
The «■« ntv court of Klamath coun­ attorney, und had placed bls team
"In the panic of 1907 the example« been accused of violating mail laws
note«
of
$500
each which the mort- of tissue. In the fibroid condition the
tiding bunko letters on k land ty han broken all records, nnd wears where It was by consent of the com-
of n good and bail banking «ystem 1«)
gage secured, It Is alleged that the tissues harden.
werelirotight .might home to ua. at >*• * < :> v through the post, and whose the medal for actually doing things pany If he had stayed away from bls
“The population of the reservation
in
st rum nts were made and stolen.
team t««o long, then contributory neg-
that time our hom** bank« were prec- I rial for coiiafllring to eecap<* from the on roads.
; probably a little greater now than
The
bill
of
complaint
recites
that
Conntv Judge Worden and Comi-ls- llg>*nce might b<* justly a serted, I
tiraily b*rc,Ml to suspend business, (Tilted Blates official« at San Fran­
Mr. Rutenic went on the the- o i September 5th last the p’alntiff It was a year ago, despite the tuber­
They bi roke down f*o severe was tbo cisco tea b««*n on at th Golden Gate sinners
rrill and Summers wear th" said
wnod the S>4 of NE'i. and NW% of cular troubles and the large number
«• »1« tint the g.»v rjtor < «clnR'd legal city waa yesterday found guilty of belt for actually being good road ory tl at as the driver was there by­
SFU.
section 18. and SW% of NAVV. of deaths between July 1, 1910, and
the
conspiracy
charge.
invitation
of
the
railroad
company
holidays, lasting from October 29 to
builder«.
section
17. towrship 40 south, range July 1, 1911, for since the past sum-
They bavs gone ahead and done only ordinary care could be required
Dec« mil r 14. during whlrn ;h .«•(' .*
>! Courtwrlght, depu’.
:2
east,
Willamette meridian, Klam­ a -t the n *citer of births has been
banks, ns well as Individual«, were Rtate« marshal, who helped the m.*«l- things without waiting fo state l«g|s- f Ilin, that be could r lax more in
nsid rable. But I cannot give you
ath
county.
160 acre« all told, and on
,tl manipulator of terra firms .9 lib- ’at Ion, state «Id or Portland pro- that care than If cress ng the railroad
authorized to d«*elln payment when
any
figures save to say that in the
tl
ct
dav
convened
it
to
th-
defendant
eltl bls tci
and that he could
mot era.
ueduh pr ,«.<«!, or w||'i they «aw fit oty, wns also tound -ullty.
ar between the dates mentioned
for J2.500, he amount being secured
■
••n
ent'r
n
box
car,
assuming
Hat
Thev I ave «Ho decld"4>to watt no
"There wait one bank that cori­
The pair will be suhtenc d Frida
i v the mortaag“. She asserts that 'here was a decrease of ten In the
tlnu«-<l tu do bunln«"»« just na If noth* A» Lyman wn« under a federal ncc*i.<n- '»rp r for bett r law« about orean- th iniiroad «’OTj-.nir v. uld guard the
the defnrtd.i«T. Lola Martin, filed the nopulation.
’
'
«■ral
safety
in
tb«*
situation.
Ing hn<! happened. That one bunk tion before the escape, which rscit (ration and «III abolish the road su-
On behalf of the railroad company, *i*ed for record with County Clerk
wm ii Canadlnn bank.
It made mb ' d in an Indictment, nnd made an at­ nervlsor s' »tern.
flnrl s R. D-> 1 ap ft being recorded IH HESON STABS SEI F.
The» are going to take the h't In ifr. Scene took tl t* position that it
p«vn • nts right along, extended It* tempt to get away prior to the s ,c
iu d«wd terord No. 33. page 303. for
CONSCIENCE IMPELLED
ui's
n
glig
tio'
for
the
driver
to
take
loan«. Inet«*nd of curtailing them gnv' «• ful att mpt. It Is believed that he tl-etr te-»tb nnd build roads on mod­
i there,
’re, and further neglige
negligence Elamatb conntv.
credit nn«l cash In other words, when •*!’! ret about the in.iVmum pena tv ern scientific lines with the law and ■•s t-
T’» plaintiff says the defendants t'nttcd P’-ess Servi~
tie the line« to the drat and go
both were n<<ed«<d most. Thin bank • r the offense of which N« has bo *n autborltv thev now have.
are
occupying the quarter section, and ( BOSTON Dec. 20.—Rev. Rich faon.
iwnv
and
leave
the
team
standing
by
They bnv gone n step further nnd
Is a unit in the Canadian hrnneb bnnk- convicted. He may tta-’c to serve u/-
*<
■ r. ti record? s*'ow the propertv
R°d murderer of Avis Linnell,
l ave put on care Inkers to protect t’ e ' elf in a dangerous spot.
ing 4'Mti’tn. It Is not n detach <1 In­ eiai years In a fed ral yr’son.
stabbed himself in the groin in his
as
unincumbred.
while
in
fact
ther"
Is
stitution, but a part of n great one
If he hili! u <T«*ly escaped without rood« they do build against being (le­
against the property the mortgage for Boston cell at 2:30 o’clock this morn­
st roved.
with grmt resource«.
involving anybody else bls crime
$2,500. which is the sum of the five ing.
They were In Salem to ask the gov­
"Individually, our own banks were • "!g1 t bo considered less serious, but
His condition Is critical.
r ’ s. She savs she tried to get the
■•und. In Hint crisis, sound to the as it It volv«*d the making culpable of ernor for the use of flftv conv'et« fo­
I'e has not confessed, and It is be-
defendants
to
re-'xecute
the
mortgage
cor«- We t*nv«j some of the strongest i f <! ral offi«*« r, Courtwrlght, m well •' ir 191? campaign, and will us" I'n'ted Press Service
b"ved the act was impelled by con­
an
dnetos,
and
that
they
refused.
SHANGHAI,
Dec.
19.
—
Repre<enta-
banks In this country. nn<1 an* proud ns the actual gotawav, the chances tl em, ton.
The bf'l recites that the plaintiff science.
of them
They had millions In r •- are that the court way not. bo In­
Tint Is the snfrft that must put tlv.« cf th imperialists and rebels
Physicians say the wound could not
had
left the mortgage and notes tn
met
to
discuss
peace.
•ourc«s In 1907, but they had no sv« cline«! to regard the doctor’« flight In Orc >n nl <*nd. Instead cf waiting for
have been Inflicted by a normal mind­
her
trunk
and
gone
away
from
horn«»
Wu
Ting
Fang
proposed
that
the
tem bit«k of them. Rv that 1 menu H e same high light of n joke ns tbe the wrangling politicians and the
Imperialists tyirrender Shansi and An- on«* day. and that wh n she returned ed man.
they hn<1 no co-operation. Esch one. doctor, who told the Evening Herald kicks of kickers.
it> the vetting, found 'he t-unk Mok-
The countv courts now have enough I ul as a sign of good faith.
by our pre nt system, or ln«"k of I'hat. "On tile irq’inro, I thought It
Tang Sho WT. beading the Imper- on open and the mortgage and notes
•vstcrti, In Isolat'M, n. lfish, detached . would b a great joke ho get nwny law and antlorlty. to go ahead and
said this nas ’ineos* Ible until missing.
In time of troubl» they are compellc«! ¡from those fallows, nnd 1 did It as buBd roads, nnd the Klamath men ' >1'
bo communlented with Yuan, the im­
have set the pace.
to fight alone and ngnlnst enrh other. much for that ns am thing e|s
In th - case of Martin vs. Y’aden. in
perial preml r.
"One of our banks with over two
which plaintiff got :. verdict after a
Tl o ,'oko han been a very costly one fn'tcd T'rem Service
•
’
i«*t
’
on
is
on.
and
Canne
s
for
mtllhms In d«po«lts and over n mil­
'urv ’rial the motion of E L. Elliott,
to Uncle Snm, but by the lime tbe
VIENNA Dec. 19.- The Emnoror ponce are poor.
lion In ensh nnd exchnnge. was un­
attorney for the defendant. asking a
orometer serves time which the court
Rebels
are
mobilizing
near
Nan
­
Charles
F.
Stone,
the
attorney,
has
Frnnr Jo«cf bad a bad night, and bls
able n mitk* cash payments. It mill’d
will In nil Ilk llhood Inflict as a srn-
king. prepnratorv to attacking Pekin :mrch."-*.'d of Richard Shore Smith of r ew trial on the ground that the jury
for ita cash from St. Louin, Chlmg i,
condition Ts serious.
not kept to Itself in charge of
(« nee for the offense, he will feel that
Eugene formerly a law practitioner
and Now York. Out of those thr«”’
if« is subject to violent coughing If negotiations fail.
Prt’iff Clarence Morgan, the court was
I Is elopement from the custody of spells,
it
this
citv,
the.
former
Smith
resl-
ottlo« only ono hank In New York re
evidently of tbo opinion that no seri­
federal estdonngo l<r much loss of a
•
— .
• Nmiper ned Pine «tre ts, for
:.p«>nd«d. The trouble was that the«-*
ous difficulty had presented itself, for
Jest than he claim d to think It was.
about
$3,900.
b'g I .inks wi re also forced to light
J
p< •
R. Kelly baa denied tbs
lei- tbo|r own safety
Attorney C. M. O’Neill, present oc-
motion.
Miss Louise Lee has gone to Onk-
cupant of th dwellinc, will probably
"We n«*ed som« huge reservoir of
remain there, as Mr. Stone expects to
credit, with co-operative feeding sm- Innd for the winter to pursue her mu­
W.? have some very d el ra bie Sth
teni connecting up all ottr banks «o sic study. She Is a daughter of Cap­
continue to reside In his present home
.-treet property for sale - Stephens-
that when trouble comes. nn«l at nil tain J. P. Lee, county assessor.
nt 657 Esplanade street.
Hunter Realtv Co.
t'ne Is Appointed to Place on Board
State Sti|H rintciiilrnt of Banks Directs
of Health While Other Will Sit a«
Institution to (Tom* Its Doors, at»l
Meitilcr of Park Board of The City
It W ill Probably Settle st Seventy.
By the Sound
Five Per ( ent
SEATTLE. Dec. 20.—Cognizance
PORTLAND, Doc. 20. The Amer­ ’of the important part played by wo-
ican Bank nnd Trust company, a small i men orators and campaign rs in the
financial Institution that bas main­ recent mayoralty election In Everett.
tained a more or less precarious ex­ Ia< been taken by Mayor-Elect Ha«-
istence for s veral years, failed to s«*ll, who announces that two women
John M. Bedford, wif* and child, I the reservation 1« looked upon ns a open Its doors by direction of State will be appointed to office under his
When the Order of Eastern Star \n:ii* Hsnu'ton, Mrs. Ida Fink, Mr«.
are registered at the White Pelican coneoquence of th* recent announce­ Superintendent of Banks Will Wright. administration.
holds its nistallatlon of officers in Mtv- Christine Murdock, Mrs. Jennie Hum:
I)r. Margnret Tieg n will be hon­
having arrived hero last night. Mr. ment by the department of Indlnn nf- Tbo banking house is at the corner of
scnic hall next Tuesday night Jointly warden, Mrs. Louise Humphrey; sen-
Bedford, who la from Livingston, .i.lrn that government timber is to bo Sixth and Oak, and Its capital Is ored with one of the two places on
tlnel, Mrs. Richard Lidyard.
the city board of health, while Dr. with the Blue Lodge and Royal Arch
Mont., la In the Indian service, and .old the coming year, and Mr. Bed- $150.000.
Tbo Installation will b performed
According to Mr. W'rlght the bank Ida McIntyre, wif* of a former gov­ Mason«, the following will be ush­ by past worthy matron. Mrs. Laura
«tomes to take the position of forest ford’s coming to take hold of the
assistant on the Klamath reservation, work at the reservation at approxl- should pay 50 per cent of its f 179,- ernor of Colorado, will be made a ered Into office, being newly elected Willits, assisted by Mrs. Cora San­
i hint" ly the first of the new year seems 043.41 deposits within thirty days, member of the Everett park board.
>r ti e nsuing term of one year:
a position paving $1.500 per year.
derson. the retiring worthy matron,
To Mrs. McIntyre Is given most of Worthy matron, Mrs, Minnie Henry; and past grand worthy matron, Mrs.
Mr. Bedford an«! fnmfly will leave to give assiiranco that the sales are lie said aft r a cursory examination
ho believed the bank would pay In the er. dit for th«* winning tight made secretary, Mrs. Jessie Momyer; treas­ Jennie E, Reatnes. the latter acting a«
on Saturday for the ros«*rvntlon, to lie undertaken promptly.
There are approximately 700,000 all about 75 cents on the dollar, by Mayor-Elect Hassel), who is a urer, Mrs.Ella McMillen; conductress, chaplain.
where he will take up hl« n«*w line of
work, reporting to Superintendent ncr»s of timber on the reservation, though if a deal the officers have on former Baptist minister. She succeed­ Mrs. Jessie Mills, associate conduc-
Mrs. Sanderson requests that the
Watson of th* reservation, who. In s,n<| It will ba Mr. Bedford’« duty to to dispose of certain of their real es­ ed in getting out the women voter« to tiess. Mrs. Lina Martin; chaplain, member« report at the lodge room at
turn gives an accounting of govern­ <xamlne «ml keep In touch with the tate Is successful the bank will pay tbe meeting« and often out-g'neraled Mrs. Hettle Moreland; marshal, Mrs. 7 o’clock sharp. Tuesday evening.
ment matters to R. G. Valentine, com- condition of same, as well as to look out In full. There are 2,200 depos­ Anna Maley, the socialist leader of Cor» Sanderson; truetcee. Mrs. Laura
While the ceremonies at the joint
Blssloner of Indian affairs nt Wash­ after the sal«'« which the government itors, most of them with «mall ac­ .Nation-wide prominence, tn rallying Willits. Mrs. Jennie Reames, Mrs. Installation are not to be public, mem-
will conduct later on under the bid­ count*. The county of Multnomah ^he newly-enfrancblsed elector« under Minnie Ward; five points of the East­ i hers of the three Masonic bodies and
ington.
baa nbout 32 0,000 on deposit.
jthe banner of reform.
ern Star. Miss Gladys Roberts, Mrs. |their families will be welcome.
Th« «ending of a forest aulstant to ding «ystem.
I.LAN-
I
TftlAL OF CASE AGAINST KAIL.
MORTGAGESTOLEN
COMPLAINT SfiYS
LÏMAN IS (JllllTY
> J
SMAIL WK SIISPFNns
Forest Assistant At Reservation To
For Officers For Term Of One Tear
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