JEFFtRSÜN Kill ÜÜÜN ÖL Will)
VOI N< II,
FANNI.H
ON
THIRD
IlEXDING oRDINANt I TO lili E
I I*
* ONE BMM k ANI» TARR AL
LEI IN EXt II INGE
on llilid X' iii II iik Monday night th«
ui diluitici' VIU tiling J' Berson Street
(loin Ninth to Tenth to Sidney Evans,
who k I vi ' h lu return un alley from
Fra h k11 h to Prospect, pauaod third
reading. l’ounclhlilin G W. White
salii Unit nt th« present prima of
prop« i t i In the neighbor hood th
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city
mtglit to tent »000 In th« trade, hut
ItiHti nd of thnt It la io K* k.1100 Hui
tho pr««>int price
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of property, It lu as
serted. muy hu considerably dlff rent
I him they were n year nnd n half ago,
when th« mutter was taken up. At
Hint Ilin,' Mr. Evan deposited a deed
to tie propoaed alley strip, together
with hin check for 11 00, to secure the
vacation of the street mid since I hut
time the deal linn been hung up ba
cali»« the council hnd other buuln
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an.
Mr Evans nppeared nt the council
luHt night to urge upon the members
Hint the matter lie ■«Hied, »at Ing th«
peopb fimi lived In the neighborhood
i->0> <1 the .lib II.OI, li ill th - tu et
for Hiinltnry purpose»
Nl W l‘<>l.l< I! < OR PH III M»
HIN« E t»T<»IA ITN IRAGEIO
,r,z
llms, bu risiile d by
ooo, orni
Following
of Hiv telegram from Mr. Plnchot:
"lloose lommlttee reduce» appro
priation for lighting forest lire» and
their prevention by mor« than II,-
oiio.ooo
I mg« you and all public
I bodies of Portland to cooperate to
get Hit» money back Telegrams from
vou and offiilal organisations to mem
her» of oongrcM are urgently need'd
If thi» cut »land» It mean» grave dan
ger to human life and public property.
Remember the dlsnstroiix forest fires
of |lt»10.”
slioo'l'» ROY IN Wooiism it
U HILE I I STING HIS MM
COLFAX Wa»h . F«l>. 7
Coroner
Brüning was lalletl io Hie Arthur
Locks rnni h South of Pullman to In-
«stlgut« th« d«ath of Freddi, Caipcn-
ter, ug' d 11. who wus kill« <1 by Ar
thur Lucks, a räucher, who lind been
nut hliootlng Willi u 22 eallbr, riffe
Lucks oii retiirnlng boni,- found he
lind mie cartrldge l< fl, and look a »hot
lat n »Ign on n woodshed. Young Car-
pentcr was playlng In Hie shed, ami
' was kll|,
d
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by Hi« »hot. The bullet
icntercd th« body n«tir th« b«urt. Som«
Ilm«« «lnpM«d befor« th« body was
' found
council furns üüwn « member
N III II.List. PERMI I, I HEN PRO.
I I t I I ItEIC W IK» WILL BE ON THE
I El UK IO ENAI T IIH S«»RROW
BOARI»H VI IIOlHTO.N'H IH pop.
O% III I '»RMl.i: IM ONSISIIX I
IMHNt.H
LAR, AMI HING ANI» PIt<»MI
Turning down th« application of
< n • of Its own member» for a building
perinli. i iiincil Monday night l>a«k-
lii.ck,<l on thi» old ll'cni«, and decid
ed to dig up a few old bones. Wont
It will amount io remain» to be s«en.
Coil ik 'IIman C. B, Crlsier applied
for pcrml Ion to erect on th« Crlsier
A Stilts lot on Main street between
Fifth nii'l Hlxth street, a two-story
frame building, 2kx!»1 fe«t, "with a
Hol« brl> k around It." Till» loca
tion Is oil lot 37, block 7, original
town.
When It cam« time to vote on the
permit th» "noes” were In the mil-
orlty, und the piTinlt was laid over.
"I'd Ilk« to a»k th« council why It
discriminate» again»! me, when It 1 ihh
Issued pi i mils to other» for the very
»am« tl.lng?" th« councilman In
quired. "Pm asking no more than
oilier people tisk, and yet I am re
fus'd th,- d'
slr«d
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jwirml»»lon. 1 think
we should all have the same treat
ment, and lhat I ought to bo allowed
th« same |irivll g,s that other people
Councilman £ W. White aid h«
could »' <• no reason for the counclj
making law» and breaking thorn Itself,
ST I’ETKIiSIII'ItG, I < b 7. Hen
then censuring others for breaking
*-Hl Kimtinkow la rominniidcr of th»
v* loturine pollc,
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corps . ih uc, omor of I iitlier, |liiiiglil«r mot Sou Killed by them.
Heartbroken Boy \\ bo Ha< I Sug-
Councilman Crlsier called the at
General Kurlow. who wnn "broken"
gcslol I lint III Ink« Polson mid tention of the council to the fact that
a« a r< milt of the nHHnmdtmtlon of Pre
Escape slow In-iilh liy Tille r, iilosin. a woek ago It granted a permit to a
mier Stolypin mid the resultant dis
man nam'd Kelsey to build within the
closure» about condition» In the Rus-
Mian police.
APPLETON, Wlc . Feb 7
Three fire limits a structure not permitted
KuMimkow I h the limn who waa nt of tlie surviving mcmb, rs of the Maili- there, according to the ordinance gov
Lodz durliiK th« dl»turlmnce there, land family declare thnt Ixiuls Malh- erning Much matters. It was decld«<i
mid linked Hi« alate prosecutor wheth i land, lit» son John. ag> d M years, and to r«< onsldcr the p«nnl»»!on granted
er It w a» |M<rmU»lble to hung revolu bls daughter. I »ora, aged lf> years, Kelsey, but whether the rcconsldera'-
tionists In th« park» and on the round dead on th' Ir farm near Bing- tlou will amount to forbidding Kelsey
streets.
' harnton. were murdered by William from going ahead remains to be seen
Some days ago a man named Rob
Being Informed thnt It waa not, thnt Malhlmid. anollier son. who ILyii com
inson was granted a permit to build a
' xeciitlon» miiHi only be conducted in mitted Mulclde.
efi' -slor.' brick structure IKxSO feet,
fort» or prlxons, lie had gnllow» erect
Domestic troubles, which brought
ed which were much higher tlmn th« on temporary Insanity, are said to with one brlc’: flue, probable cost
walla of the fort, uo thnt th« public I IlSVe been responsible for III« trag«"dy. | I'.«0, on the J. F. Maguire lot on
llilgllt nee the hangings of th« revolu Th« bodies of the victim» were found Main street, which Is In the fire limits.
On« of the coancllmen wnnted to have
tionist » whom h<> ex«
cut«d.
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by the three surviving son« of .Malh-
the chief of police instructed to «4«
Innd when they returned horn« from
If the building was being put up In
« Il I ill MINIS'! I It si.I hs
1 sihoo’
! accordance with the permit, and If
DIVORI E FROM I mi MIMI
The «ntlre Malhlmid family It was 'not to forbid the work continuing.
i learned, were In the last slug,-« of Mayor Fred T. Sanderson said the««
MAR8IIFIELD Ore.. Fob. 7. In
tuberculosis. Five other members of
was f” need for special Instruction.
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th« divorce cane of lt«v J T M Knox,
the family. Including Mr». Malhlmid. As this win th« |>ollce chief’» duty
former pastor of th« I’reabyterInn
the mother, died from the disease dur
will.out any Instructions.
church her«. Judge Coke baa grunted
ing th« last four years.
When tho Kelsey permit was given
to the wife 1100 Hull money und »40
William Ntalhland, so surviving at a former meeting only two coun-
n mouth temporary alimony, pending
I members of Hie family say, suggested cllmen voted on it. Councilman M.
tho trial of the caac.
Rev Mr Knox and bin wife hold II hat the family take poison to escape G. Wilkins voted for it, and Council
property valti,
d
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at between lit,.000 'a alow death. When hl» plan was not man R. A. Alford voted against It, at
; approved. It 1» charged, he killed the which Mayor Sanderson voted for It
und 120,000
'others and committed suicide In an himself, and declared a r> suit favor-
insane effort to carry out his scheme. { able to the applicant.
MANY HlYOIKS KILLED BI
TRAPI’KICM WIB» GET HOI NTY
NEW FORMS <»l I.ANI» ENTRÌ
FfREIH G CAI t.HT IN ACT
st t.t.ESI El> B\ HEt A FISHER
IMlES NOT DENY GUILT
BAKER, Ore . Feb 7
The trap
per» In thia county are having a busy
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 7.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.—Caught
aeuaon this winter, and they are net
ting conaldernble cash from the dif A i vc lassi Ileal Ion of the forms of en In the act of touching off an Incendi
ferent bounties tho principal animal try of lands In the public domain, laws ary Are. Benjamin Goucki 1» under ar-
to meet tho fuels In each particular r<st here, charged with arson.
to suffer being the coyote.
He admits his guilt. Detectives had
Seldom does n day puna thnt twenty da»» of entry and rulings by the land
to fifty coyote skins arc not bought office to encourage the bona fkle sut- advance information, and watched the
Io the county clerk for the bounty, the Hement of the West, were advocated ; firebug through windows of the house
hunter» Inter disposing of the »kina to by Secri tnry of the Interior Fisher be from which he expected to secure the
a local fur dealer, who han »hipped fore the house committee on public insurance.
hundred» of coyote »kina to Eastern lands.
As Goucki touched off the first
Fisher submitted to the coinmitteis match one of the detectives sound' d
markets.
Since the new bounty law, however, .1 draft of a new law to regulale tho a fire alarm, while the other met
the Hkln» arc ofMess value than for liomcHieadlng of arid lands. It would Goucki and plnccd him under arrest
merly. on account of the claimants relieve the settler of residence on Irri as he was escaping from the burning
,
having to leave the car» mid eyehole» gation projects for the first two years building.
with the authorltle» before th« bounty • f their ten-year term, and substitute
| for thnt provision the cultivation of l it I S M.MOST TWO MONTHS
1» paid
<»N TWO ARTICLES OF 61ET
one-eighth of tho land the first year,
ore quarter the second year, and so on
LONDON. Feb. 7.—Dr. Fletcher,
HOP SIM. I'ONG IKlMIt I I st
the dietetic expert, who has been stop
SM Hill Ol T .11 SI IN TIME for five years.
ping In Copenhagen, has finished a
course of living on potatoes and mar
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7. The ItELIGIOl S G Mill M It BE
WORN IN lNlBtN SCH<H>I.H garine, which lasted fifty-eight days.
tong war continuili when the Hop
The object was to prove that a man
Slug Tong planted dynamite In an at
WASHINGTON, 1». C.. Feb. 7.— can live comfortably and do a reason
tempt to kill Secretary With of the
Suey Ying Tong. The burning fune Persons employed at Indian schools able amount of work on a diet of po
wan snuffed out. A general wnr among need not discard religious emblems tatoes plus a small amount of nitro
and garb at school exercls' a. at least gen or protein. Ono thousand five
the coast tong» In threatened.
hundred drachma of ^otntoes per day
for the present.
The order of Commissioner Valen and 250 drachms of protein consti
DI Nt E It ALL KEEPER IS
IN'DFIt SF'tIOl s t II AltGI'S tine requiring the abandonment of tuted the entire nourishment which
distinctly' garb has been suspended I»r. Fletcher took.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 7 District by the president, for further InveJtl- ■
IIERMIHTON SETrLERS <IET
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Attorney Charles M. Fick'rt bn» been I gation.
NE MlEll GRMH \TEI> RATES
Catholics ItRerested complain d of
Investigating the record of Jimmy
the
unfairness
of
the
order
recently
HSRMMTON,
Ol
’ b 7. i’ho
Lawler, the Information to be sub
! issued by the commission r of Indian board of army engineers now at Her
mitted to the grand Jury today.
I.aavler will face his second trial affairs. A number of Catholic schools miston Informed the board of direct
on charges of battery, preferred by have been taken over by the govern ors of the Umatilla River Witter Us
Ada Fulton Hr' tagne, a Sacrnuicnto ment for the education of Indians, nnd ers’ Association to call a special
girl, who worked In Lawler's dance at these persons are employed who meeting of nil stockholders to pre
wear religious emblems and who be pare for n graduation of wat< r right
hull hero.
The girl's story thnt Lawler Is n long to religious ordors. The whole payments on the Umatilla project.
The contract with tho secretary,of
white slave trafficker and thnt Ills re matter will be held up for tjio pr< sent.
the Interior will have to be changed.
sort Is a nicca for thieves a/id cut-
MIMV ANI» CITIZENS NOT
throats Is under Investigation.
HARMONIOUS IN GERM \NY WHM XN MOI NTAIN CLIMBER
PIM'IIOT OPPt»HING Cl T IN
RACK FROM NFW CONQl EST
I IRE FIGHTING \LIX»\V IM I
NEW YORK, Feb. 7. Miss Annie
METZ, Germany, Fell. 7.- Coinci
PORTLAND, Feb. 7. Mayor Rush dent with the result of the election in E. Peck, tho well known mountain
light has received a telegram from j Germany, enmity between th® soldiers «•limber, has returned to this country
Gifford Plnchot, former chief forester In the forts about tho city and the from a visit of several months to
of th« United States, urging the mayor civilian population has been intens- Routh America. Last June she made
the first ascent of Mount Coropnna,
and all public bodies of the city to use fled.
As tho result of tho murder of one accompanied Ijy only one guide and a
their efforts to have the recommenda
tion of tho house committee on for soldier nnd tho severe mistreatment I few nntives.
oropunn
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wns supposed by some to
estry In the national congrcso rescind of Rovornl others tho army authori
bo
tho
highest
mountain in South
ties
have
advised
the
city
officials
thnt
ed. Tho committee recommends that
America',
but
Miss
Peck says «he
If
tho
Metz
authorities
do
not
protect
the annual appropriation for tho fund
devoted to tho fighting of forest fires the soldiers when In town the soldiers found It short of tho height of Mount
and their prevention by the construc will bo ordered to uso their sidearms Hunscnrnn. which she conquered In
1908.
tion of trnlls, roads and telephone Whenever attacked.
SON SLAYS P.EI.A l it I S
UH ING To IH -PONIH N< Y
COSMOPEJIIFAN MAU IS OPIE REAO
NI.Nl <»\ PLATFOKM
sld«» on a farm at Audrey on a trib
utary of Burnt River.
Morris und the boy were visiting at
another place on the South Fork, and
were niunting rabbits. A rabbit start
ed and the llttb boy. In his eagerness
to shoot, brought his gun around In
order to get aim, but pulled the trig
ger Just in time to shoot Morris, who
was standing a short distance away.
The bullet entered the left breast and
passed within an Inch of th« heart, I
lodging on the right side, from where
it was extracted. Both lungs were
perforated but the attending physi
cian Is of the opinion that the injured
man will recover.
MASTÍN IS AfEER PACT WITH CITY
SI El» F<»R F<»I(M'M»HI RE OF A
< BATTEL MORTGAGE ON EN-
GINE. KEHIREM TO AIMI HT MAT.
TER PEACEABLY
W. W. Masten appeared befnro the
council on Monday night to speak for
on adjustment of the deal Involving
an engine got from the city some
time ago, an.l which the city nad se
cured by a chattel mortgage for ?t.-
2 00. The city began suit to foreclose
the chattel mortgage, which suit Mr.
Masten would avert, if possible.
His proposition is to give the engine
back to the city, with repairs which
he has put on It, and which he says
have bettered the machinery, settle
the Interest due, and get back his
bond for 31,000, which he turned over
, to the city to secure it. The city took
the matter under advisement.
Opb R^d, author and lecturer,
who is to speak Saturday night at
Houston's op< ra house, Is one of the
most popular platform men before the
Public today. He Is one of the leading
writers of humorous novels, and ls-
l>«r»onally witty and amusing. Ho Is
a 'I‘•nncssean by birth. North Carolina
by h‘ r«dlty, Kentuckian by education,
Gone, But W ill Soon Return
and as cosmopolitan as all these
Mr»; A. K. Rippey, who has been
things, combined with twenty years In visiting with her sister, Mrs. Nate Ot
Chicago, can make a man.
terbein of the Oregon House, for the
past two months or srj, return'd to
her home In Medford this morning, to
INSTITI IE AT BONANZA
attend to some business matters n«-ed-
I
lng her personal attention. It Is the
A local Institute will be held in
Intention of Mrs. Rippey to to return
Bonanza February 17, 1912. The fol
Pablo Ila» the "Hooker Coak”
to Klamath Falls as soon as possible,
lowing program will be rendered:
and she will probably make her home
bay Session «Forenoon — School
Pablo Txiplin, the genial little Phil-
In this city in the near future.
Management and Discipline, R. H.
ippino who has made his home with
Dunbar; Spelling, Fr«d Peterson;
the people of Klamath county, came
WitncMi at tli«
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F'-dcral Court
Book Review, "How to Study,” Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs. Johnson of Bonanza over from Bonanza with Levi Mc
Jessie B Eldred.
came in from that city last night and Donald to visit a few days with his
Afternoon
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Observation
J. G.
left for Portland this mornihg. Dr. many friends here, and also to get ex
Swan; Topic to Be Selected, C. D.
Johnson 1» called before the federal pert advice on the treatment of an at
t’horpenfng; The Teacher and Patron
court at Portland to testify In the tack of the whooping cough.
W. E. Faught; Round Table, School
case of Anderson Faithful, who Is ac
Fair, any topic may be introduced
cused of beating his wife to death GORGE VICTIMS MISSING ANI»
that teacher» may desire.
near Yainax a short time ago.
MAY BE MINE Ft »BEYER
Evening To be held In connection
with the Commercial Club. Program
For Mwlical Attention
and Banquet.
NIAGARA FALLS, Feb. 8.—Al
Mrs. Ernest Hamaker with her
A11 t«ach«rs of the county are cor
mother, Mrs. Brown, arrived in this though watchers wer« stationed at
dially Invited to attend.
city yesterday on their way to Port the whirlpool rapids, it was not ex
J. G. SWAN,
land. where Mrs. Hamaker goes to pected that the 1c -churning waters
County Superintendent.
recehre medical attention. She will would soon, if ever, release the bodies
probably go to the Good Samaritan of the man, woman and boy who were
HERRICK GOING TO FRANCE
Hospital, where she will undergo an swept down the gorge with floes from
%H AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
the sudd'n disintegration of the Ice
operation for appendicitis.
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bridge.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 —Myron T
The appearance of the whirlpool
New Hotel at Bonanza
Herrick was today nominated am
was
ugly, and the grinding of the ice
Levi McDonald, the proprietor of
bassador to France.
the new hotel soon to be opened in Jam racing within it echoed through
Herrick, a Cleveland banker, is a Bonanza, is In town for a couple of the gorge.
former governor of Ohio, and was a days on bussiness affairs connected
Great cakes of ice were being hurl
warm friend of the late President with the new hostelry. The hotel ac ed down stream under the bridge»,
William McKinley of Canton.
commodations of that thriving little where still dangled the ends of ropes
Herrick but recently returned from city have been rather meager ever which had proved useless in the en
a recent trip abroad. This trip is be since the big fire, which wiped out deavor to rescue the trio as they were
lieved to have had unusual signifi the principal business section of the being swept down stream.
Nothing developed to make more
cance In view of the fact that he spent town some time ago, including the
considerable time in Paris, which will two hotels, and the traveling public is certain the identity of the man and
become his headquarters In the diplo to be congratulated that the new en woman supposed to be Mr. and Mrs.
matic office, his appointment to which terprise is to be under the manage Eldridge Stanton of Toronto. Ont.,
will no doubt be approved.
ment of such an experienced man as excepting that these persons had not
Mr. McDonald. It is expected to have returned to their hotel.
RICH FATHER HINDRANCE.
the new place open for business by
SAYS KRl TTSt HNITT’S SON the latter part of next week, and the
LIST OF INHERITED INDIAN
first function will be the banquet ten-
LANDS FOR SALE
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.—Wealth tered to the Commercial Club of Bo
Is a serious obstacle to ambitious nanza and the teachers attending the Department of the Interior, United
young men who- want to advance by teachers
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institute at that place on
States Indian Service
their own merit, according to T. E. February 17th.
The following tracts of Indian lands
Kruttschnltt. assistant superintendent
with the name of the owner, descrip
of the Tucson division of the South
Cornin' A-Runnin'
tion, and appraisal price, situated on
ern Paclc, and son of Julius Krutt-
Letters received by friends of Mrs. the Klamath Indian Reservation. Ore
schnitt, director of maintenance of Levi McDonald, who has been spend gon, are offered for sale, under the
way of the Harriman system.
ing the winter in Southern California, act of congress, approved aMrch 1,
The young man. who donned over contain the information that she is on 1957. The lands were listed Septem
alls and acted ag an engine wiper her way home. She will stop for a ber 2, 1911, and bids for their pur
when the shopmen walked out. put bis short visit with relatives and friends chase will be opened February 10,
views In thia form:
in Sacramento, and will then come on 1912.
"The rich man's son who starts out to her home in Bonanza, where she , The terms of the sale are cash.
In a humble position, as I did. is not will assume the management of the
James George et al, SWK Sec. 23-
taken seriously by his fellow work inner workings of the new hotel.
34- S; $640.
men. They think he is following some
Fred Hendricks. SE% Sec. 19-30-
whim.”
MEXICANS ON TEXAS SIDE
9; $960.
To escape this handicap young Mr.
VAITI RED BY' THE CAVALRY'
John Nelson, SW»4 SE>4. SEÍ4
Kruttschnitt says he never has any
SWV. Sec. 11, anc NW% NE%, NO
thing to do^oflielally with his father.
United Press Service
»4 NW%, Sec. 14-34-7; $850.
WASHINGTON D. C.. Feb. 8.—
Ruth John. NW’t; MBit, EH NW
PAINTER BECORATES TOWN
! Steever of El Paso, telegraphs that *4. Sec. 13; SW14 SW14, 8ec. 11-
WITH VALUELESS CHECKS [the American cavalry captured thir 35- 9; $720.
teen armed M< xicans on the American
Joseph Parazoco et al, WH EH
WEED. Calif., Feb. 7—Dan Mylres, side thirty-eight miles northeast of Sec. 14-30-9; $’,000.
a sign painter front Ashland, has been El Paso. Their disposition is unde
The following parcels were listed
a recent visitor to Siskiyou county, termined.
August 21, 1911, and blds will be
leaving a trial of bad checks behind
¡opened February 23, 1912:
hitn, says the "Lookout.’
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE LET
Emma Cookman et al, E>4 SWH>
Dorris and Weed seem to have been
OUT AS MILITARY ADVISER SH NEÍ4, Sec. 11-31-9; $1,000.
the favorite scene of his crooked oper
Emma Ccokman et al, SE *4 Sec. 3-
ations, and a number of hotel men United Press Service
31-S: $900.
and saloon keepers have been victim
SHANGHAI, Feb. 8.—Because of
Emma Cookman et al, NW1» Sec.
ized.
unofficial protests by England. Japan i 11-31-8: $90«
About a month ago, Mylrea visited I as announc- d that Lieutenant Gen
Emma Cookman et al. SH NE>4
Weed, and proceeded to get "sous d." eral Homer Lee. the American soldier Sec. 10-31-8, and SH SE% 8ec. 3-
Running out of money, he dropped of fortune, has been deposed as chief 11-8; $S00.
into th • First National bank and dr w military adviser to the republican
Emma Cookman et al, NH SEH
a customer's draft on Ladd and Tilton leaders. Lee said he believed England Sec. 23 31-7; »1,100.
of Portland for $2,500. The draft and Japan had a plan to partition
Dora Pedro et al, NX4 SWX4 Sec.
was taken for collection only
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and China. He formerly lived in Los An 19-34-9; $560.
was. of,course, returned unpaid. But geles.
Many Ann Moore. N»4 SE
4,
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SH
tho deal served Mylrea's purpose,
SE’, Sec. 34-31-8; $750.
which was to get a receipt from the HABEAS WRIT FOR TIMOTHY
Sealed bids, accompanied by a certi
bank which he could show to pros
IS FILED RY HIS LAW YER fied check, payable to Edson Watson,
pective victims. He worked the game United Press S-rvW
sup rintendent,
Klamath
Indian
here on Tex Campbell and Louis
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Feb. 7.— school, and covering 10 per cent of
Hackos, stinging them for abotft $25. Attorney Mansfield for Chauffeur the price offered, may be submitted at
A warrant has been sworn out. and if Timothy filed a habeas corpus peti tho Klamath Agency, during a period
Mylrea can be located he will very tion with Superior Judge Buck. It is of sixty days prior to 2 o’clock p. tn.
properly be sent over the road.
returnable tomorrow. It charges that on the days indicated above for each
Mylrea is about 5 feet 8 or 9 Inches Timothy is held for the Moore mur tract, at which time the bids will be
in height, weighs about 150 pounds, der "without reasonable or probable opened at the office of the agency. In
has red hair, freckled fave and is cause.”
case of deferred payment sales, 10
smooth shaven.
per cent of the purchase price will
MRS. HAZZARD IS GIA'EN
accompany bld and 15 per ceDt addi
MAN SHOT IN BREAST BY
AN INDI-TERMINATE TERM tional when bid is accepted. Notes
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for balance, at legal rate of interest,
PORT ORCHARD, Feb. 8.—Mrs. taken. Patent in fee when notes and
SUMPTER, Orc., Feb. 7.—As the Hazzard was given an Indeterminate Interest are paid in full. All that
result of permitting the use of fire sentence of from two to twenty years should appear on the envelope con
arms by childr n, William Morris for starvation treatment of women pa taining the bld shotjjd be "Bid for In
aged 27, a pninter by occupation. Is tients tn her alleged hospital.
herited Indian Land," and the date of
lying at the hospital here suffering
The woman was given hard labor at opening bid.
front a dangerous bullet wound in the Walla Walla. Judge Yakey denied a
Any f tner information may be
breast.
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motion for a new trial.
had by applying to Edson Watson,
Tho shooting was the result of an
; superintendent Klamath Agency, Ore-
accident and the careless handling of
Temple theater. Matinee dally, 2:30 I
Any further information may be
a 22-speelnl rifle by Freddie, tho 9- p. m.
Evening, first performance, gon.
EDSON WATSON,
year-old son of Lemuel King, who re- 7:15, continuous.
Superintendent Klamath Agency.