that of the Sunset Magazine, 8675.
President Reames urged upon the
j member« the need of arranging to
ON SECOND BALLOT REAMES i nine money in some more satisfac
DEFEATS WHITE — BUSINESS tory wav than by canvassing for sub
TALKS, BANQUET AND PRO scriptions. which often failed of col
lection. Frank lra White was called
GRAM OF SPEEt IIES
on to tell something of what ho had
By a very narrow margin the elec ascertained on his trip to Washing-
tion of the Klamath Chamber of Com •on for Klamath county last year and
merce at the White Pelican Thursday »ten the question of factory •lie:-,
night retained the present official .-.as discussed mentioned that some of
family practically in control oa the the eastern cities, especially in the
second ballot, after a tlrst ballot, region of Kansas City, offered factory
which tied President E. R. Reames sites under conditions that made tho
and Frank Ira White for titular head donees do something. In one case ,
of the organization. The balloting where a factory failed to fulfill its I
was not done on the entire list of part of the contract the city sued and 1
officers and directors at once, but af ¡got damages.
The new vice president. W. Paul
ter the presidential contest was dis
posed of the balance of the ticket Johnson, moved that the Chamber of
was wound up In short order, with Commerce declare its intention of
out any great friction apparent.
raising money to give a- site to a box
On the first ballot there were twen factory, for which Dorris is the great
ty-six votes for each man. and one est rival, having offered fifty acres
white slip on which the holder failed near the railroad and track facilities.
to write his choice. Mr. Reames sug The mot| n prevailed, and during the
gested that this meant a vote for Mr. evening over 82.000 was subscribed
W’hite, being a white slip. The sec to get the Industry the land necessary.
ond ballot gave Reames thirty against The box factory wants to get in the
tv enty-seven for White. Wr. White, city limits, so Mr. Johnson suggested
after the result of the second ballot, Shippington. which is in the city lim
rose and pleasantly suggested that its. The question was not raised as
by a rising vote the selection bo made to Shippington. A site which has
unanimous.
Major
William
T been considered for the concern is one
Shive, L. Jacoba and some others who near the railroad and lake, which is
are interested deeply in the new held’at 86.000.
Klamath Falls Commercial Club, re-
County Judge AVilliam S. Worden
I
reviewed some of the endeavors of
mained seated.
♦
Mr. Reames said that if he had the year past.
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♦
After the election the dinner wns in *
known the result would have been
♦
his retention as president he would order, and was an affair of tasts. ele ♦
♦
have refused to run, and expressed gance and good things for the inner ♦
♦
himself as very sorry that Mr. White being, garnished with a “feast of rea ❖ DOINGS IN KLAMATH FALLS SOCIETY DURING THE WEEK ♦
I. I n I ROM
♦
son and a flow of soul.”
had been turned down.
JUST PASSED—CARD PARTIES. SLEIGH RIDES AND A ♦
♦
♦
W. T. Shive seemed to be spokes
The menu was as follows:
♦
♦ Saturday mornlfig an application to I .Lula Essex, an Indian girl aged Ik
I.1NEN SHOWER AMONO EVENTS ENJOYED
man for those anxious to change the
Martini Cocktail
♦
* plat the town of Corrall Springs, .years,
management of the club, and wished
Consomme
who had gone to I’hoenlx.
♦ eighteen miles -uithwest of Cr<>ceut Aris . to attend the Indian School
to see the proceedings keep going as Filet of Sole.
White Wine Siucc ❖
long as possible, saying they had all
Potatoes, Natural
A linen shower was given on Tues Mrs. W. II. Mason. Mrs. A. D. Miller was favorably acted on by the county there, died In that city December 29.
Roast Primrose Ham
night to it. He first started the inter
day afternoon by Mrs. Frederick Mel- and Miss Lee. Out of the city guests commissioners. Part of the proposed and the remains were shipped to thia
est by asking in regard to who was
Champagne Sauce
base for Miss Orpha Schallock. Cards were Mrs. 8. E. Martin and Mrs. An town Is on section 1«, township 27 city, arriving Saturday, on the way to
Rissole Potatoes
Green Peas
eligible to vote, and whether they
were played, after which a delicious dresen of Merrill, and Mrs. Wynkoop ■ >uth, range N east. Willamette me th. girl's former home at Yalnax
Hearts of I ettuce
could vote by proxy. Shive was a can
lunch was served. The guests were: and Mrs. Terry of Portland.
ridian. The area -haw been surveyed
Undertaker Earl Whitlock took
• • • • « •
Ice Cream
didate for vice president on the ticket
Cake
Mrs. E. W. Gowen, Mrs. J. P. Lee,
by J. Wakefield, and the town lx plat- took charge of the body here, and for
Coffee
with White for president.
Mrs. S. T. Summers, Mrs. I. D. Apple
Mrs. Edward J. Murray entertained i <1 by the Central Oregon Develop warded it Sunday morning to Yalnax.
W. A. Delzell was an efficient toast gate, Mrs. Fink. Mrs. John Schallock the members of the Bridge Club and a ment company, of which F. A. HUI la
President Reames said he did not
The death resulted from consump
believe there was any provision for master, first introducing Rev. J. S. Mrs. Frank WaTd, Mrs. W. T. Shlves. few additional guests Saturday after president and D. N. King secretary.
tion. with whl.4. man» of the children
Stubblefield, pastor of the Linkville Mrs. J. A. Houston, Mrs. J. V. Hous noon at Livermore Hotel. Luncheon
proxy voting.
of the same ag< on the r serration
“I’ve looked over the by-laws pret Presbyterian church, to invoke the ton, Mrs. Cogswell, Mrs. Fred Schal was s< rved In Ye Old Colonial Grill to EDISON
are afflicted.
ty carefully, and I failed to find any divine blessing. Secretary Caleb T. lock, Mrs. C. II. Daggett. Mrs. Geo. the following: Mrs. J. C. Brocfen-
»»»II
thing to provide details for election Oliver spoke on relation of the land Humphrey and Mrs. Marion Hanks.
brough. Mrs. II. M. Richardson, Mrs.
of officers at this meeting,” said owner to the Chamber of Commerce,
Thos Hnmpton. Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt,
NEW YORK. Jan 8.
The seven
Shive. “I don’t think you have any urging the production of things that
Two parties of riders enjoyed the Mrs. W. O. Smith. Mrs. E. R. Reames. greatest world achievements of 1911.
SEATTLE, Jan. s
Poor ventlla-
can be developed in the country rath hospitality of James Maddox's sleigh Mrs. E. B. Henry, Mrs. F. H Mills according to Thomas A Edison. were:
rule to go by.”
i
lion
In
the
public
schools
of the state
“As president under the circum er than to import them. “Dairying during the week. On Tuesday night i Mrs C. F. Stone. Mrs C. II. Under-
Discovery by Ehrlich of salvarsan land country Is responsible for a large
stances, where these seems to be noth a^d Hog Raising” was the topic of Mr. Maddox cave a fine trip to the wood and Miss Bell.
| for the cure of a specific Infect nous percentage of the cases of consump-
• •••••
Letters from Fred Golden Rule store folks, including
ing in the by-laws to cover the ques James Ezell.
| d iseimc.
I lion found annually. Is the axx rtlon
tion. I believe my word is law,” said. . Peterson, Bonanza school superin Misses Ida Ross, Florence Bantamau,
A number of the friends of Mr. an<l
Attempt to establish a Chines.- r« • !of Mrs. Then -a Ma. Mahon of the
Mr. Reames. “If members are not tendent; James Pelton of the Wood Nellie Morey and Anna Metcalf, Mr. I Mrs. H. S. Crane tendered them a
’ public.
department of political ami social Sci
sufficiently interested in the affairs of River »’alley, and Mark L. Burns of and Mrs. Archie Henllne, Mrs. Charles surprise party Saturday evening at
ence
of the University of Washington,
Unexpected
rapidity
of
the
con
Dorris,
scheduled
to
speak,
were
re
thè club to come here and vote, they
Machburn and Frank Vannice.
their home on Sixth and Washington.
who
Is
now- conducting a scries of ex
struction
of
the
I
’
anamu
canal.
should not be entitled to a vote. I ceived. J. O. Hamaker, editor of the
On Wednesday night Mr. Maddox Invited guests: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
periments
to show what Is wrong with
improvement
iu
aerial
navigation.
therefore rule that no proxies be Bonanza Bulletin, speaking for Mr. gave the privilege of a ride to Mr. Schallock. Mr. and Mrs. C. IL Dag-
Important discoveries In ^tirglca) the ventilation devices now In use.
Peterson. James O’ Gara district and Mrs. W. E. Delzell, Mr. and Mrs. gett, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cofer Mr.
voted.”
» W.
Paul
Johnson
nominated freight and passenger agent of the Austin White Mrs. Sargent. Miss and Mrs. H. J. Winters. Mr. and Mrs. ! technique at the Rockefeller institute and to find, If possible, a b.-ttcl om
f
Final proof of the efficiency of ty- Mrs M,u M.il ...
Reames for president, William Gitt Southern Pa-citlc at Sacramento, was Louise Sarg-nt. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Leslie Rogers, Mr and Mrs. i' i:
requiring
proper
ventilation,
present
seconding. E. B. Hall nominated not present, his place being taken by Hughes and Miss Alice Pool, The Olds. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitlock, | phold vaccination.
rd
to
the
legislature
At
the
head
of
the
list
Edison
places
Frank Ira White, and the nomina W. H, Wenzel, traveling passenger party went to Frank Ira White’s Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith, Mrs Gam-
“In the public schools of thl« stat,
tions closed. Shive wanted every agent, who said that when the main ranch, Mr. Maddox used four horses ble, Mrs. Ballard and Mrs. Davld Mel- ¡the discovery of salvarsan. This, ho ¡ax well ns In other stntcs,” said Mrs
¡declared, was a specific for a disease
drum.
body nominated at once, but bls pro line gets through this will no doubt to pull the merrymakers.
: with which nine-tenths of humanity Is ■ MacMahon, "if a room becomes stuff»
posal failed, and the presidential be a division point, and bring 1,200
I or foul the teacher la not permitted
Mrs. H. P. Hughes entertained the unknowingly afflicted.
people a day through the city, many
Mrs. Charles Martin on Thursday
nominations closed.
Ito open the windows. The reason glv-
Commenting
upon
Improvements
In
The voting was done by Secretary of whom will stop off. Trains will entertained the Art Club. Cards and members of the "500” Club «-nd sev
on Is that it would spoil the ventila
(general,
Edison
remarked
on
what
be
Caleb T. Oliver calling the roll, and stop twenty minutes to half an hour. sewing occupied the afternoon, and eral Invited guests Saturday afternoon
tion of the whole building Now ns a
¡termed
a
decided
upward
trend
In
as a man or firm was called the hold S. O. Johnson sent a letter; A. C. refreshments were served to the fol at the White Pelican Hotel.
¡matter of fact, the ventilation sya-
•
•••••
'
newspaper
building
and
the
effect
of
er of the ballot stepped to the front Wrenn of the Pioneer Press, spoke on lowing guests: Mrs. R. C. Spink. Mrs.
terns arc abominably bad. We hav«
Miss Faye Hogue left Saturday for prolific distribution of newspaper»
with it and handed it to the tellers, Community Interests”; W. O. Smith H. F. Murdoch, Mrs. E. B. Henry.
made tests which show that even with
umong
the
people.
James H. Driscoll and Oscar Shive. ¡of the Herald on "The Press,” and Mrs. F. H. Mills Mrs. E. W Vannice, ft visit with friends at Ashland.
the ventilation systems In full work-
“
Newspapers
and
monarchies
are
W. T. Shive and Justice of the Peace ' EdwaTd J. Murray, owner of the
:
arch enemies,” the inventor declared Ing order, after a class of the average
WOULD ENLARGE DROUGHT
Charles Graves had lists of the vot ' Chronicle, down to talk on "Our Sum ATTORNEY GOES TO PEN
size has been In a school room for
BY CONGRESSIONAL AfTION “Watch a dinner pall crowd In a train
ers. and kept tally on who cast the mer Resorts and Their Possibilities,”
even a short time the air Is poisonous,
EIGHT YEARS AT LABOR
or
ferry
devour
their
evening
news
left
the
banquet
board
early
In
the
ballots. Graves is president of the
both on account of the bncterla and
new commercial club and Shive is on evening and did not speak.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8.—Attorney i PORTLAND, Jan. 8.—A letter la ! That’s the answer. Nothing will ever the amount of carbon dioxide
We
I
happen
to
thia
republic
of
ours
as
the board of control of the same body.
Fred II. Thompson, who was convict- being issued by the Anti-Saloon
will
soon
present
the
stat
legis
Thomas Stephens wanted to vote
ed In the federal court two weeks ago League of the state to every clergy- long as this Is the case.”
lature a bill requiring that the venti
for J. P. Satterlee, whose agent in
of having taken 115,000 from a for man In Oregon and many others, call
lation be good In all school rooms,
FEAR GREAT COAL STRIKE.
Klamath Falls Stephens is.
mer postal clerk who had stolen the ing them to united action and specify
SO BARONS STORE Fl EL and that It In- inspected at stated
“Sit down,” called Shive.
ARTHUR KELLY DIES ON HIS money from the mails was sentenced ing four things that the league claims
times "
“I notice that Paul Johnson cast
RANCH—HE IS SURVIVED BY to eight years at hard labor at Mc need immediate action. These four
Mrs. Mac.Mahon is one of the lead
NEW YORK. Jan. 8. In fear of. or ing social workers In the state, and
three ballots," protested Stephens.
WIFE. THREE SONS AND TWO Neil’s Island, Washington, by Judge propositions are stated as follows In
In preparation for another great for several years worked with Jane
Johnson voted for the Hot Springs
DAUGHTERS
Olin Wellborn. He was also fined the letter:
company, the Klamath Development
“First, congressional action correct strike of 150,000 miners of coal In Adams, Besides her work In regard
82,000.
company and himself. Charles Moore
Arthur Kelly, a well known farmer
The sentence followed a dramatic ing the abuse that hag grown up In the nnthrarltw region, the coal bar to ventilation, Mrs. MacMahon la as
voted for the Klamath County bank, near Midland, who had lived in this scene in the federal court when shipping liquor Into dry territory un ons, through familiar channels, have sisting the Industrial Insurance com
which had been absorbed by the First country a number of years, died Sun Thompson made a personal appeal der the protection of the Interstate started a campaign of oubllclty.
mission In Its work In investigating
A statement Is being sent broadcast families of those disabled, with a view
National.
day morning early on his ranch of for mercy. The convicted attorney de commerce law.
Shive protested allowing C. E. tuberculosis. The funeral was held clared that his shattered health would
“Second, so amend the state con over Pennsylvania that the operators to the readjustment of the rates of
Riley, successor to Ed H. DuFault, Monday, with burial in Spring Lake not withstand the rigors of prison, stitutlon that it will be Impossible to are prepared for a strike In the spring, payment for Injuries.
to vote for DuFault, and Secretary cemetery.
and that a suspended sentence would have a wet city In a dry county. The indicating that they will resist any ef
Oliver explained that Riley had
The deceased is survived by his save his children from the stigma of ‘home rule’ amendment and recent fort by the United Mine Workers of
decisions of the supreme court make America to gain any changed condi
bought DuFault's business and suc wife and five children, three sons and having a convict father.
tions for the miners.
ceeded to the membership, it being two daughters, George, James, John,
But Judge Weilbornfi replying, de- this Imperative.
I
A well known press agent employed
so shown on the Chamber’s books.
Bertha and Mary. The two daugh | dared that the evidence showed that
“Third, the selection of a legisla
Tho balance wheel In modern
After the presidency was out of the ters are unmarried, and all the chil 'Thompson ha dbeen deliberately crim- ture that is friendly, that adequate by the operators Is giving publicity watches makes one revolution each
way W. Paul Johnson moved that the dren live at home save John, who is ' Inal, and that he had spent the pro legislation can be expected and un- here to the statement that the mining limo tho watch ticks. The watch ticks
companies arc now storing coal for five times each second, 300 times In
rest of the vacancies be nominated for in the East.
ceeds of the crime in high living. In friendly legislation defeated.
all together, to which Shive was op
which the attorney's wife, Mrs. Etta
“Fourth, the enforcement of law, emergency use, having between 7,- ono minute, 18,000 times In one hour,
posed, but his proposition failed to MORE FEDERAL FINDINGS
Thompson, the court declared, had through personal effort and also 000,000 and 8,000,000 tons on hand 432,000 times In one day and 157,-
I
prevail. W. P. Johnson was named
IN DYNAMITE INQUIRY freely joined. Mrs. Thompson was through the election of men for these at present. There Is talk that the 680,000 times In one year.
also
indicted,
and
Is
awaiting
trial.
unions
will
demand
an
Increase
of
20
for vice president, and Shive nomi United Press Service
offices having to do with the inter
A variation of 1-1,000 part In the
nated Oliver for secretary, after which
The court granted Thompson a two pretation and execution of law who per cent In wages this month. They vibration of tho hair spring which
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8.—The fed-
the retiring vice president, County oral grand jury has reported several days' stay of execution, so that he rfn be depended upon to do their com may also ask for an eight hour day, controls tho balance wheel will make
Judge William S. Worden, lauded secret indictments in the dynamiting might settle up all his affairs before plete duty."
abolition of the board of conciliation a difference of fifteen minutes In one
Oliver as the right man for the plate. inquiry to Judge Wellborn.
going
north
to
begin
serving
his
sen
and
payment for coal mined by weight day.
!
For directors the following were nom
Bench warrants were Issued and tence.
BURNS’ AAltEST ORDERED
Instead of by the car.
If tho watch owner will think a mo
Thompson was convicted of having
inated: Mayor Fred T. Sanderson sent to the federal marshal at San
WHEN BOND IS FORFEITED
ment he will see that it Is necessary
taken 815.000 from Orlando F. Al-
by W. Paul Johnson, James A. Mad Francisco.
NEW MEXICO IN NOW STATE,
to give the watch fairly good treat
dox, who is vice president of the new
torre, a postal clerk, who confessed to United Press Service
TAIT SIGNING MANIFESTO ment in order to get good time out
having stolen It from the malls, after
Commercial club, by Mr. Tipton; W. THAW’ MAY BE RELEASED
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. «. Judge
I t of It.
IF SHEARN AIMS WELL declaring that Thompson had taken Markey ordered Detective Burns ar United Press Service
B. Fish by William T. Shive. and
A H|X'«k of Dust,
i the money and deserted him. Al- rested, following the Federal Surety
Frank Ira White by Thomas Steph United Press Service
WASHINGTON, I). C„ Jnn. 8.
rancid oil, erncked jewels, loose
NEW’ YORK, Jan. 8.—Clarence torre was pardoned, and wan the prin company’s withdrawing » bond of President Taft signed a proclamation screws and many other things will
ens. The nominations closed, and
the secretary wag empowered to cast Sh'arn will begin proceedings this cipal witness against the attorney.
110,000 for the appearance of Burns officially Admitting New Mexico to spoil the delicate adjustment.
the ballot of the entire organization week to release Harry K. Thaw from
on the charge of kldnnppfng John Mc statehood Saturday.
As nn expert of ninny years experi
Matteawan.
and Mrs. G. II. Carleton and Namara. Burns Immediately went to
for the nominees, which he did.
It was 1:38 p. m. when the act wns ence In watch repairing I solicit your
Secretary Oliver reported the finan
It Is understood that ex-Dlstrict At
Merrill came to this city Mon- the federal court to get a habeas performed.
patronnge, and guarantee all my work
cial dealings of the concern (or the torney Jerome will not Interfere.
corpus.
A delegation of Now Mexicans, to give saHnfactlon.
There will be a new superintendent
past year, when the receipts were
Two rooms in the federal building headed by the two congrcssmcn-elect,
FRANK M. UPP,
Ex-Councilman B. S. Grigsby is in have been prepared foe the McMan- were on hand to witness the cere Watchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver.
14,241.80, and expenditures 84,- at the asylum, and it is inferred he
the city from hig ranch.
$79.79. The principal bill unpaid is will not oppose the effort.
mony.
Igal trial, expected Monday.
Willits Building.
IHAMBER ELECTION WARM CONTEST
ATKINSON’S
Mens Clothes
NOT ONLY “HOW GOOD’’
BUT “HOW CHEAP’’
We are closing out every
man’s < ve coat and winter
suit in the house at almost
cost.
We have a big line of rubbers, German socks, felt
boots and everything warm for winter weat and our
prices are the lowest.
Social Even is of the H'eeh
NEW TOWN S PITT IS GIVEN ACTION IAIIU INDIAN GIRL SUCCOIIS
SOME FACTS CONCERNING TOUR
WATCH