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VOL. XVII.
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MÛRE DELEGATES
KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1912.
BONOS APPROVE 0
BY THE COUNCIL
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NO 11.
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NAY ELECIRIFY
ÏÛ ühlöNlZt
ROOSEVfLI I OK
WOMAN SUFIKAGE
SHOT AND KILLED
The bonds of th« city otticlsls which
had been tiled Yltli the mayor were
iTuesday evening presented to council
Th« mayor stated that tli« charter
favor of woman suflragt . The an­
.<-< tns to coufllct as to who upproved
EVER! LMONINT ON in u bimi nouncement was made oy Judge Lind­ W IS EDITOR C! TRI CHEWAV
the bunds, as In one place It provided
I'Olt M A-ORI GON POWER < Oil
< ossuti iTiox IN LOS AN- sey and confirmed by the Colonel.
that nil bonds of officials and oil con-
|tracts should be approved by the
TOMORROW—
Application for Inspector
mayor
and
In
another
section
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rlaln
E. C. Meyer tiled an application 1‘ro. ruling A
Hitter I iglil Ovcl Dchg.itc» of l uurtll
I WO 1HOUHASD Al I EI.TED
I y i>. V. Kuyken-
bond» wer» to be approved by the
with the council for appointment as
IMMrlo of < ullfomla. W lit. It Are council
Th»
rumor
Im»
been
afloat
for
som<
The opinion of the city at-
■lull Rateii
olire of Killing of
sewer inspector. An aplicatlon was
Him« that^ the Southern Pacific com- nlted Pre»* Service
v. > h miki'd on the matter.
Gitili lu fail—Hell'
D< iiouiii «■» •<-rn<
also filed for appointment as elec­
L.
II.
Jone*
i A Frank Cannon, a
"We have some great charter mak- puny Is planning to electrify Its rail-1 LOS ANGELES, June 12.—Every trical inspector by Charles E. Mel­
I’ctil <>■■«• illlil t ran«- — Committee
road
lln«-«
throughout
Northern
Call
Ran<l>«-r
at
Fi.ialey,
in Lake Coun­
I nlonist on building construction in drum. On motion the applications
era," said Judge Drake, as he pro-
cseded to read from section K on fornla and Oregon, and Information L oh Angeles will strike tomorrow, ac­ were laid on the table for further
ty—Domestic Troubles Is Said to
page 60. "It Is a conflict, no ques- has been received from apparently re» cording to an official statrn<-nt by Sec­ consideration.
Elnitall < oltl.**l»
Have Bren the Canile
tlon about _ It;
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but I ________________
would advise that liable sources that this Is more than retary E. F. Mooney of the building
F both the mayor and the council take * rumi,r. ami that upon the comple- I trad» , council. Two thousand men
t'lilteu l ie»« S.-i.lc.
FOURTH SEWER UNIT
tlon of the two big power plants on are affected by the order.
ai'tloii on th« bonds."
Word was .received on Tuesday by
ACCEPTED BY C ITY Prosecuting Attorney D. V. Kuyken­
CHICAGO, Jun» 12 Th« commit­
Klamath River, all of the Houth-
Honda In the sum of 11,000 each
It Is the plan of labor leaders to
tee seuled Taft Uuiegules from tho for th« following offliers were ap- "rn •'“’t'I'' Une» In this section will unionize "Otfstown."
dall from Lal >:> ’bat ,. R. Jones,
be operated by electricity.
Fourth t.'ailforuia district. Th«y are proved
City Engineer Don J. Zumwalt last editor of the Che.'. au< i Press of
•* •» generally believed that the BAR TOLMTOI’H FAMOl’H
E. IL Tyrou and Morris Meyerfield Jr.
A. L. Leavitt, police judge, sure-
evening filed his report approving Paisley, was shot and in ' intly killed
California-Oregon power company,
of Hau Francisco. Ih-ney said he was •ties. National Hurety company
DRAMA FROM STAGE the completion of the work on the yesterday morning by Frank Cannon,
J C. Bmlth, chief of police, sure-¡owner of the big |sjwer merger made
before the committee to tell Presi­
fourth sewer unit, which was con­ a rancher.
dent Taft through the national com­ I ties. W <) Smith and Hllaa Oi»-n- '*'r'»,1Khou' G'1« country recently,
PRAGUE, Austria, June 12.—Tol- structed by the Chapman Construe-’ Deputy Distr.ct Attorney Vennator
when all the big plants of th« coun- tMlol’s famous drama. “The Light that tion company. The report also con­ and Sheriff Warren Snyder, both of
mittee that If ho accepted tho two chain.
delegates from the Fourth distri< I of i Earl Sharp, patrolman, sureties, J. Gy were placed under one head, la iSliineth In the Darkness,” has been tained the engineer's final estimate of Lakeview, left for Paisley as soon ss
{backed or connected financially with {barred from the theaters here by the ><<81.54 due the company on the the news of the tragedy reached then .
California, should they be u.iited, he A Arnold and J. H. Evans.
William Hall, patrolman, auretles,, Gie Harriman Interests. R«< entlyth» IH>llce, on the ground that the play Is | work. The report was accepted and and they will, on their return, com-
would bo the receiver of stolen goods
The statement resulted in a bitter de K (' Greeley and J. L. Cunningham. ',ir,ld office« of this company. ' which i ‘antl-mliitary in its tendency.”
th< police judge Instructed to draw a munlcate the facts to District Attor-
F O. Greenwood, patrolman, sure-1*«« formerly the Siskiyou Electric
bate, during which the California at
»arrant for the final payment of the ney Kuykendall.
lorney asaalle.l the motile» of Pen tl<- O. M Hector and Geo B. Snyder Power company, with offices at Yreka
M< Donald, Not McCormick
Cannon will be placed under ar-
hav«» been tr'inaferred to Han Fran­
rose and Cran<-
Editor Herald—Several days ago
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rest pending the coroner’s Inquest,
cisco. and this lends color to the be- the morning paper published a Rodeo
Tyron and .Meyetfield claimed they
and ’ith the
of “ prelim-
:
Ilef that the big power merger la story, in which the statement was Gfl VIIIP I LPinU” Ufll I
<arrl«d their <ll«trl«tH at the primaries
u
i
i
inary h«ari“K- «hould the latter
backed
by
the
Southern
Pacific.
made that Cyclone was raised on the
sad asserted that Taft carried the dis
course be advised by the district at-
These include practically all of the McCormick ranch. This Is a mistak-.
trlct on the pr«f«reiitlAl lot«'. F C
*blg power and producing plant» be- Cyclone w as raised on the ”72” ranch
Bryan. Dick»' law partner, r.rgued for
< twe«n Hacrament«» and Eugene. The In Lan gel 1 Valley, belonging to Geo
the Taftltes H< n< v >■ us attorney fori
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had nothing to do with any articles
corporation also owns »Iles in this McDonald, who now resides in this
the Rocwevelter* The Il'Htsevrlt dol-
Last night a tie .- musical organiza-
SAN
FRANCISCO.
June
12.
—
One,
1" Jon«*’ paper, but was woven about
<-gat«-s w«-re Ch.'il'' Wheeler sn<1> •'"» wna formed, to be known a» the i territory, where hundreds of thou­ city.
hundred
representatives
of
San
Fran-
iomt‘ domestic affairs. Cannon Is a
sands of bors« power can be pro
Philip Bancro*'
Pavilion orchestra, under the leader- ■
cisco will journey to Victoria, British married man, and the report
•<
dtlked by the plants In operation
Ixra
l*<»w Is
I*» Appointed
A Columbia,
. uiuuiuiu, un
on August
August ¿¿a,
22d, unaer
under the that
he came home yesterday
Honey denounced the claim of the ship of II liorel of Berkeley, Calif This fact and the aettvlty In hooking
_ •• ’ of morning he met Jones on the porch
Mr. Ilorel, despite hl« youthful ap-'
Mayor Nicholas Tuesday night ap- auspices of the “Flying Legion
Taftltes as ridiculous, nnd a move to
i up these plants so all power produc­ • '• ntv<1 ( . ( . Low to fill the doublet the San Franriarn i’nmniprrial C_
>
double I
Francisco Commercial Club iof his home, and thereupon instantly
rob the people of representation. To pearsnc«, 1» a finished violinist, hav- ing
station» in this part of the coun­
—I commissioner
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and
i1 he organization has received a cor-1 killed him.
argue the case llrney surrendered the ling been a pupil of one of the best try can Immediately be placed in position of street
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Both nien are well known to m&ny
cemnilttee men's proxy to Committee- teachers on the coast, lie ha» been service for operating any move de­ mounted policeman until the 1st of .dial invitation from the mayor and
man Thorsen of Houth Dakota. The eugnged In hotel work in and around sired lend« color to the belief that July. It was stated that as there was citizens of Victoria, and plans are be- ' P*<>P>e in Klamath Falls.
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debat«* waa the hottest, with Hen«/ Han Francisco for some time, but was ¡the
Southern Pacific is with the Cal- ' r.ot much street work going on that ¡ng made to entertain the visitors
the city could save the expense of an 'from San Francisco on an elaborate 1
denouncing Penrose and Crane, who compelled to make a change on
First
Excursion of the Season
’ | ifornla-Oregon Power company and
¡extra man for the remainder of this I-VXIC.
»cale. It is expected that Mayor
count of his health.
attacked Johnson
The
first
excursion of the season
sec-rt plan» are being laid to electrify luttmth. Th« appointment was
This orchestra will furnish the
con- Ijiolpb and President Charles C. Moore , on -Uppe.-k Klamath I-ake will be run
The vote of the cnuimittae of the
all railroad trains through this divi­ firmed by the council.
Fourth California district stood 37 music for the open air dances at th" sion.
of the exposition will acocmpany the next Sunday under the auspices of
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Pavilion thia summer, and will also
to 1«
delegation.
the Women's Relief Corps. It is be-
be available for outside engagments.
A special train will be provided to lieved that many will avail them-
Band Concert is
The membership Is composed of Parthenon of
Taft tii-la Arizona Ih lrgnlra
carry the delegation north, and on selves of this opportunity to see the
the following musicians. H Borel,
I nlted Press Service
the return trip stipe will be made at beauties of Upper Klamath at this
Postponed Until
CHICAGO. Jun.- 12 Tlie commit­ first violin; G. M. Klein, second vio­
the leading cities of the Northwest. early season. It is to be a basket pic­
Athens
Will
be
tee sented the Taft delcgates-at -large lin, Mrs. Fitzpatrick. piano; Ord Ar­
trip is being taken in the inter­ nic, and the stop for lunch will be
Tomorrow Night ¡This
ests of the Panama-Pacific Interna­ made at the celebrated Harriman
from Arisons The Rooseveltera at nold. clarionet; It. A Rewey, cornet
Reproduced
f
tempted to force a record vote. Con- Clair Arnold, drums. A Y. Tindall,
tional exposition of 1915.
j I odge on Pelican Bay. There will be
The open air concert which was to
testa of the Arisona delegatca-at- bass.
music on board the boat, and the
SAN FRANCISCO. June 12. —it is have been given in the court house
largr failed, mustering <>nlv eighteen
TWO THOUSAND
¡ladies are planning for the sale of
the Intention of the Greeks of this park Wednesday night by the Klam­
Building Permits
votes. Haney shouted: "Why. Ruef
ARE HOMELESS hot coffee, sandwiches and ice cream
country to reproduce In white marble ath Military band has been postponed .
would have been afraid of a record
as a supplement to the lunch baskets.
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The following building |>ermit» ,,n Telegraph Hill, which overlooks ' until tonight on account of the rain.
vote on a proposition like thia."
CORDOVA. uJne 12.—It is believ- The tickets for the round trip are |1.
The Fourth California district was were granted by the council:
San Francisco Bay and Is adjacent to The program for tomorrow night is as cd here that 2,000 are homeless in -ln(l tbe corps is making an effort to
follows:
G. W White, two-ctory brick and
then called.
the exposition site, the famous Por- March- "National Emblem". . Bagely the volcanic district. A mass meet- dispose of many this week. Tickets
concrete
lire
proof
building
on
lot
7,
The Taftltes are pressing the plan
thenon of Athens. Steps with this Overture—“Poet and Peasant” Suppe ing held here this morning acted on • are also on sale at several of the busi-
to tiegin night »nasions tomorrow, In block 37, to contain three store
the request from Seward to join In a ne8S Places.
in view have already been taken by Baracarole from "Tales of Hoff­
and are determined to sit all Thurs­ rooms numbered 506, 510 and 514.
petition tc President Taft for a fund
. i Consul General Richard de Fontana
man.” ......... t....................Offenbach for the victims, and also asked Mabel
day night. If neci’SKury, In order to
How Do Yon Spell It?
It. Htrubble, addition to real- , ,,
. . .
. , ..
.
... .. . .. of Greece, and he is receiving the co- Characteristic—"Maid of Cher­
conclude the contest hearing hv Sat­ dance, . 14x22.
The Herald was called up today
on lot 4. block 61.,
,.
...
I'-oardman
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
to
.......
. _ ____ J operation of the exploitation depart­
okee” ............................... Williams
urday.
and asked regarding the proper spell­
Nichols addition, corner of Tenth and
ment of the exposition. Consul Gen­ Walts—"Ciriblrin" ......... Pestalozza co-operate with President Taft.
ing of that pesky little insect known
Washington.
Captain
Perry
of
the
revenue
cutter
eral Fontana has cabled King George Operatic medley—"Echoes from
' I.EVELAND GRAYS WILL
scientifically
as the Saracopsylla, or
"■ F. Pew. addition to residence. oj <;reece for permission to carry out
the Opera” ............................. Beyer Manning has placed all boats under Pulex penetrans, but more famallarly
VISIT CALIFORNIA GRAYS 12x14, corner of Second and Pine.
martial
law,
and
is
doing
all
that
*s
the plan, and is confident that the
referred to as the "chigger.” Our
A. Hardcnbrook, five-room bunga­ Creeks of this country and Europe "America”—Overture on Na­
to render assistance.
tion Airs ............................... Moses possible
FAN FRANCISCO, June 12 The low on lot 4. block 11. Fairview ad­
friend, Noah Webster, gives great
No
details
of
the
fate
of
the
Aleu-1
will donate sums of money to bring
Cleveland Grays, one of the farnot»« dition.
latitude in this word, which is a vul­
tian
Islands
has
been
received.
about
the
building
of
this
magnificent
A marriage linecse was issued to­
organisations of the Middle West, will
garism. and any of the following are
structure.
day by the county clerk to John A.
arrive here on July 13th. and will be
allowed, so take your choice:
Registers Another Earthquake
McComb and Miss Teresa F. Hatch.
rurally entertained by the exposition,
Chigoe, chigre, chegre, chegoe,
«
WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 12.
the California Grays and the various !*
chique. chigger, or Jigger, and there
The Georgetown seismograph regis­ you ara.
civic organisations of this city. Th"
CHICAGO, June 12. It Is estl-
ti
red a violent earthquake this moni- |
Woman's Board of the Exposition ¡mated that half of the delegates have
ing. Father Thorndorf estimated
will entertain the ladles of ’he party. arhed.
There are rumors that
that the disturbance was in Alaska.
i lurching clubs are en route, I n
iloubtedly many of the delegates a
I KING IS RICHEST
would welcome a compromise candi H ­ . By a resolution of the city council
MAN IN SAXONY
it
was
decided
that
hereafter
no
bills
SAN FRANCISCO. June 12.—That
date after the first public denuncia­
against
the
city
would
be
considered,
BERLIN,
June
12.—The richest j
tion of the Taft candidacy Friday
the military display of the 1915 ex­
except those for day labor, only at
man
in
the
kingdom
of Saxony is
. night.
th<> first regular meeting in each position at San Francisco will be one King Frederick August, according to
Followers of Roosevelt plan a mass
month, which occurs on tho first | of its great feature is evidenced by a statistical book on the wealthiest
¡meeting nt the nudltorium theater, st
Monday. This was done both for the I the interest the United States gov­ persons in Saxony, published today jv DGE BENSON GOES OVER EQUI
I Milch Francis Honey, Judge Lindsay,
.convenience of the police judge and
Governor Stubbs and Governor John ¡the council. Heretofore when bills ernment and the various states are , Frederick's wealth is given at 26,-
TV DOCKET WITH ATTORNEYS.
taking in arranging for the encamp- - >0,000, and his income, Including
¡son will speak.
have been presented at every regular
FIFTY CASES FILED IN ADDI
a ra­
IIY FOBI E ACCOUNT—CONNEC­
or special meeting of the council and ment of their soldiery on the expoet- SB,ary'
I
TION
TO LAW AND CRIMINAL
tion
grounds.
allowed, It was n very difficult matter
TION BEING MADE TO COVER
Word
has
been
received
that
th«
for the council to determine what
KM) ACRES
Judge H. L. Benson had the attor­
bills had been paid without going Second Pennsylvania regiment, one;
neys in court Wednesday morning to
back over the files, and there was the of the famous organizations of the
The reclamation service is working
go over with him the equity docket in
c hance of the same bill being allowed East, will be sent here to participate
by force account on the Griffith lat­
order to find out what cases would be
more than once. The laboring men in the exposition. Massachusetts will
LOS ANGELES, June 12.- With working on the streets will be paid send its erack ’■erlment. as
eral, which is to carry wator from the
—
ready for trial at the June term of
United Special to The Herald
court No cases were set for trial,
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Lost River Dam to the Wilson bridge. .Ad Wolgast Already on the ground.11wire a month at the regular meet- the state of New York. The
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—The ag
Hrst week will be taken up
J. II. Griffith has a crew of men at Joe Rivers Is losing no time In prep- 1 Ings on the first nnd third Mondays States government plnns to bring its
work at Ills own expense building a ¡aratlon for his tilt with the champion Contract bills will be paid when they troops now stationed at the Presidio hotel men of San Francisco have with law cases, and it is the inten-
to its maximum strength, and the I
themselves to raise >100,000 I tlon to then take up the criminal
ditch from thia point to cover about on July 4. Rivers traveled through become due.
regulars wll be used for all cere-'
1 cases. It was found
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40b acres of land formerly covered by > Ills paces at the beaches Sunday, with
that there were
T. T. Godfrey, a friend of W. A. monies during the progress of the ex­ in addition to the $150,000 they have fifty equity cases on-the docket, which
the old water wheel. The work Is {thousands looking over the little
already subscribed In aid of the 1915 ; is believed to be the largest of any
hnlng rushed, and It is expected to Mexican's work. He appeared much Deltell, arrived In town Tuesday even- position.
World's Fair. San Francisco l,as term of the Klamath county court.
1
heavier
and
sturdier
than
upon
any
|
n
g
from
Holdenvilk,
Oklahoma,
for
have the ditch ready for Irrigation
Ilf hlH ring appearance« here.
|a short visit. Mr. Godfrey Is n prom-
PARIS, June 12. The American < 1.23*7 hotels, with 60,000 rooms
ft wilt not he known how many
this senson.
At Doyle's. Wolgast was compelled Inent banker and capitalist of Okla- Chamber of Commerce is preparin'
Ninety per cent of the hotels are criminal cases will come up this term
to turn away visitors. Ills work was home, and It is quite probable, if for the biggest Fourth of July cele- le8s thftn four
oJd and are I until after the grand jury meets next
Congressman Klll.sl by Train
i week, but there are a large number
WASHINGTON, I). C., June 11 — 100 per cent better than upon his last Klamath Looks good to him. that he hration in Paris ever gotten up by i
— I | of law cases to be tried, and it Is
Congressman Wycliffe of Louisiana workout here. After several fast will mnke several large Investments this association. A big banquet wil| I modern in every respect. Before 1915
was killed by a train today while rounds he declared himself to be In here. He made a trip to the upper be held. Ambassador Myron T. Her-' G*p list of hotels and apartment very evident that the June term will
houses wll be increased materially.
he a busv one
rick will be present.
lake Wednesday with Mr. Deltell.
crossing a bridge over the Potomac excellent condition.
KI AMATH FALLS HAS NEW
MUSICAL ORGANIZATION
rillnu LL II I
WILL
VISII BRITISH COLUMBIA
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MILITARY DISPLAY WILL
BE INTERESTING FEATURE
TO HAVE WATER
THIS SEASON
OF EQUITY CASES
WOLGAST AND RIVERS
PREPARING FOR GO
THE HOTEL MEN WILL