Klamath republican., November 21, 1912, Image 4

KLAMATH REPUBLICAN|«™»
W. •. SMITH, Editor
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
•TATM
LAW
■XPRKSSET
PRO­
POOR TURKEY
VIDER THAT ALL JURIES MI ST
HK MADE VP OF MKN—OTHER
POINTS ARE DISCUSSED
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Although women will be able to
vote at elections In Oregon in the
future, they may not serve on Juries
•rdeles wfll be published
Tht* i* » result of a state law which
kl.VMATH FALlA. ORMUIS
K. T. NHKPHKRD, U*s«g*r.
exproealy provides that all juries,
i council to believe that Th* H*rald,
grand, petty, coroner'* and otherwise
by attorney, waa th* cans* of th* de­
shall consist of a body of men
and arrangements will probably be
lay.
Many questions have come up as
made fur a joint aosalon, as Interests
■RTKRTAINMENT U GIVEN AT
As a matter of fact, on th* dar
to the working of the new suffrage
of the two c I shh ** of nportainen are
LONE PINE TO RAISE FUNDS— and the hour when th* demurrer wa*
Oregon gjtna laws will probably similar. A large assemblano Is al­
amendment, and a number of queries
MISS AI.DRU'H GIVEN CREDIT to have been argued Judge Beoaon
uadeigo
a complete revision this com­ peeled, as State Warden Finley be-
have been directed to the United I
was hearing argumenta in the char­
FOR SUCCESS
ing
winter
al the hands of the legis­ lleves the call he la sending la an im-
States District Attorney McCourt
ter mandamus case, and it was agreed
These questions have been threshed lature. if plans that State Came War­ V triant uno.
The social held at the Lone Pine between the aitorncya to take up the
den Fiuley la now working on mature,
I tucks may bo sold In the open inar-
school house last Saturday evening printing matter later, no definite time out to a considerable extent already.; lie la engaged in carefully going over
but there are still points In dispute
get frotn November 1 5th until Decern
SALEM Nov 19
Because Hecre
was very successful. Much credit is being set.
However, there Is no question that <11 the eiMing statutes pertaining her I Mil, inclusive, the Henson open- tsry of State Olcott lias refused te
due Mias Aldrich as teacher, for the
As the matter now .itanda Judg -
a foreign born unmarried woman to the propagation, protection and ing last Friday
Many sportsmen are noil to w I io I ims I h book dealer* th*
way in which the program was ren­ Benson has issued an order i.»strain
must be naturalized in the United hilling of game of tho stale, recodify- I'oulittul about allowing the sale ot Oregon law reports at 2<* per cent di«
ing the city council from entering
dered
States, if she may vote The require- ln* *•"* revising
Glaring inconsls game ut all, and th* qu*Htion to bo count of the price fixed by statute,
The program was as follows
into a contract with the Northwest­
incuts for naturalization ar* the same tencies that are held to be distinctive dlscuiM'd nt tills meeting is therefore George A HaUwton of llataaon A Co
gong ........................................ America ern to do the city printing at a price
as those for a male.
ol Oregon's present code are being a vital oue. The big majority of Inc., of Portland, lias threatened tn
about double that charged by The
Recitation. The Pinch Bug" . . .
It is equally understood, according eliminated for the purpose ot giving sportsmen hunt for the pleasure. On
bring suit against Olcott to compel
............ Carl Robley Herald. The city attorney lias died
to I local Interpretation of th* law,1 li'intei■ e,|iial rights everywhere
evrrywlu»re the other hand ere those who linvn a him to allow the desierà' discount
Piano solo.......... .... Artie Eastwood a demurrer, and this has not yet been
’l km
re* regarding the shooting of taste for giitue and who would never
that a foreign born woman who mar- Al
hln
llatnson cites for hla authority *e<
Play. ' A Dream of Jack o’Lantern" heard by the court, nor is a time vet
d
.-ks
aud deer are ie>elvlug special bo ubl" to secure It except for the
ries an American thereby becomes tn
tlon 2'iU5. Lord's Oregon Laws, which
Song “Jack o'lJintern ". . . . Six boys for the hearing.
American, Registration will be re- “,1‘n,lon
markets.
provides that the secretary <tt stat«
Recitatio*. "law tea" .... Anna Beebe
M The general state code says that
quired
for
women
as
for
men.
and
the
Should these mon approve of game "may allow to denier* such dlncount*
song................. . .. "The Wild Bird I.ONF DFM’M'RAT
. deer may be shot all over the state being sold. Mr. Finley has a tnonaure
WANTS I«OSIT1ON U'siial residence of siz month preced­
a* are unual to the trad* "
Recitatio* ...................... Eddie Dcrvaa
i from August lat to November lat. ready to turn loose before th* state
ing
an
election
The
filing
of
tbe
In a reply sent to llataaon Olcott
Eecitatioa ...................... Mrs. East wood
first papers for citizenship one year The limit for each hunter Is live. At legislative body that la believed will Maid he considered such discount di*
Recitatio* ........................ Agnes Enman JOHN CARNEY. WHO FOR YEARS
before an election will be required of > the present time there exists a sep­ covor the point to the satisfaction of cretlanary with him, and that h*
Piano «olo. •’Dance of the Chlp-
WAS THE ONLY DEMOCRAT IN
women unless otherwise decreed by arate code applying to Wallowa, every one
It la a tagging system would never allow such discount tin
mu*k" .......................... Anna Beebe
ABERDEEN, IIAS A FIGHT FOR the federal naturalization laws.
I nion Umatilla, Grant. H trney and ' Each gam«< bird sold will drat hava to
Ins* ordered to do *o by the court*
Recitatio* ............ Kathleen Dervan
POSTOFFICE APPOINTMENT
Probably because there is not an Malheur counties, the whole eztreme be equipped with a state tag, Healed He< rotary Olcott said
Recitatio*, Soap, the Oppressor."
i
election in sight here in the near fu- eastern portion of the state, which by a state officer. This will be a leg
"Shortly after n*«iituiu< thl* office
........ ............ Ernest Eastwood
ABERDEEN Wash.. Nov. 18—The ture, no women have yet applied for allows th* shooting of deer only from I band. Doer meal will be tagged and I found that the law book dealer*,
. . . Mr. and Mrs. Enman
Song
September 16th to November 1st, a sealed In the same way
change from a republican to a dem- naturalization papers
. will most of them residing outside th*
Recitatio* ..................... Artie East wood
difference for hunters of adjacent guard against the Indiscriminate kill-
ocratic administration has brought
state, hud been purchasing Oregon
Recita tion. "Gretchen”.................
¡counties of oue and a half months ing ot game, an the proponed measure
on a merry war for the postoffice in FD GIBSON Ml ST
report* at a discount of 10 tier cent,
• ••«••ee ................. Maggie Tallman
It
is
manifestly
Impossible
to
enforce
this city, which has mother year un­
will allow gam* to be shipped Into thl* meant that the «tale was »elllng
G4» TO PRISON
Seng, "Three Men a' Hunting
such a code. Hie game warden hold* the state from any point in the world
der the management of Walter B.
for 12 80 each, book* that actually
Went” . Agnes and Chester Enman
For instance, the character of por- al all seasons of th* year Thu* the
ICramatte.
The
principal
ones
in
the
coat $3 83 13 for compiling and pub
Recitatio* .................Willie Johnson
KNOWN KLAMATH MAN tiona of Morrow and Umatilla coun Oregon season* could remain closed
fight are John J. Carey and Mrs Mar­ U Eli
llahlng. and thereby losing shout
Plaao solo ................. Artie Eastwood
ties I* exactly the same, especially ¡except for the few months or weeks
garet
M.
Rose.
Mr.
Carney
has
been
(1,000 annually In other word*, the
Recitatio* .................Elmer Buesing
along the two adjacent border*. Gam» i that ar* uow open, and the local
a lifelong democrat, and at times has
state waa losing over |1 on ever,
Recitatio», Something Did”. ..
¡is just a* plentifully iu each. Yet game supply would nota uffer ao serl-
been almost the entire democratic
book It «old, and the more businn**
................... Carl Robley
hunters of l atatilla can't crow the 'ously through the market demands
party
in
the
county.
He
is
the
own
­
SON.
NN
INDIAN
done or book* sold, the lens the alate
Song
Anna Beebe, Artie Eastwood
Urie to Morrow to hunt and take t^elr There would be no objection to the
er and editor of the Aberdeen Herald,
had to show for It, and th* poorer It
Recitation. "Betsy and the Bar,”
game back with them
There are sale at any time of game raised In
the democratic
and
is
a
member
of
became
An Individual could not
................................. Maggie Tailman
Ed Gibson, well known in this sec­ many violation* here, and the game
1 captivity.
state committee.
long continue In business on thl*
Seag. "Harvest Home"......... School
tion. pleaded guilty in the federal department of the state I* almost
Mrs. Ross has not been a resident
u*nlrn Menils Out la-tlrrw
bnal*. and therefore whv should the
court in Portland Saturday to a (powerless.
After the program by the school
of Aberdeen for any length of time.
Game
Warden Finley la securing ■fate* '•
James Taylor entertained the audi­ but bases her request upon the eer- charge of giving whiskey to Fred
same <*■ Duck Shooting
an alphabetical Hat of ail duck hunt­
Johnson an Indian, residing on th*
ence wtth a short exhibition in hyp­
I vices she has rendered the party as a
Duck
«hooting regulations are er* In th* state whom h* can reach,
Klamath reservation. Gibson was
notism, after which the baskets were I
speaker during the recent campaign.
In ( lataop, Colum and is sending out letters asking them
sold at auction by Mr. Bartlett. The She claims that It was owing to the sentenced to serve SO days in jail and much the same
bia,
Multnomah
and
other counties to keep track of the varietiea of bird*
pay a fine of $500.
proceeds of the sale, amounting to
exposure she made of the private life
of
the
valley
south
to
Coos
and Curry, they kill. Th* letter asks them to
$32, are to be used toward buying an
of Bob Hodge that he was defeated In
shooting
begins
September
15th and Hat the species as nearly a* possible,
DEYEIJH’ POWI R
ergaa for the school.
the race for governor and Lister was
lasts
until
January
15th.
At
the pres and this in a way would give the
IN CAM A DEM
The handsome prices paid for the telped into that position
'
nt
time
in
Washington
county
hunt- department a general Idea of whale
baskets was as much due to Mr. Bart­
-rs
cannot
go
after
ducks
until
Octo­ the game slaughter Is greatest. The
HILL SAID TO BE BACK OF WORK
lett’s ability as an auctioneer as to ALDERMAN TELLS
ber
1st
and
the
season
lasts
until game department could then, when
The survey of the Or« gon Eastern
tbe attractions of the baskets.
OF ENGINEERS REPORTED TO
ABOUT SUCCESS
February 15th
By reason of thia a It saw that a certain variety of birds railroad will be completed from Dog
I.E NOW IN PROGRESS IN 1 It IN-
man cunaot com* from Washington was becoming scarce, put the ban on Mountain to Crescent la this county
|STATE
SUPERINTENDENT
OF
LARCENY CHARGE
ITA OF SISTERS MOI NTAINS
county aad kill la Multnomah sea­ killing
by January lat, according to Informs
IS DISMISSED
SCHOOLS GIVES OUT FIRST
It Is well known to game experts tlon which ha* been received here
son. und on the other hand, after the
LETTER OF NEW SCHOOL YEAR
11 baa been a weU kno*n fa,:t ,or ^euson closes in Multnomah the Port-1 that the wood duck is becoming very from Bend
W. H. Courtney, charged with lar­
-ADVICE TO CHILDREN
|fcOn“«
that th” Or7°“ E,eCtr‘C land gunner cannot go te Washington scarce. Th* variety la well nigh ex-
There are eighteen engineer* in the
ceny. *u ordered discharged by j
¡or Hill interests owned the power (Count) to hunt. The discrimination !termlnateiy in the East, and present crew doing the final work, and *et
Judge Graves after a hearing Tuesday |
sites at Clear and Fish Lakes, say* lies in the fact that men from either indications are that the bird will go ¡tiers are flocking in from Bead. Burn*
The following is rhe first letter of
afternoon
the Sinters Herald. The Oregon Elec­ of the counties, hunting in the other th* way of th* passenger pigeons If I and Lakeview, and faking up land
Complaint was made against Court-!lhe “h00’ year 8ent OUt.,ro“/h! °f; tric has had a corps of about twenty-
oi'cu seaeon, cannot trke their game ■ protective measures ar* not taken | along the aurvey.
aey by John Stevens, who alleged . flee of the state superintendent of five tnm engaged in making examina­ ¡back home with them In the brief ! shortly
that Courtney had stolen a set of har-1 schools:
tions at the headwaters of the Mc­ period preceding or subséquent to
Moat duck hunters do not know
“If you would catch a train, start
aess from him. It developed at the
Kenzie during the past season, and th« Ir own season.
the various varieties of th* common
hearing that Courtney had bought the in time. No matter how fast you run having completed their task returne 1
In Lane* and Klamath counties, specie* they shoot. To help thia con­
set of harness, promising to pay when if you start too late. If you would to Cortland via Lebanon about ten idcutically the same conditions ob­ dition a circular la being issued by
HTATIS^'ICIAN FINDS Iff VOTES
he arrived in California and got the win a prize in the school children's in­ days ago.
tain
The counties are of the same th* game department containing d*
dustrial
contest
next
year,
begin
now.
MORE 1-<»IC THE DEMOCRATIC
money from his work.
Engineer Edmonstone, who has contour, have the high altitude cli icrlptlons and pictures of the com-
I Parents, if you would have your chil­
< A N DI DATE—M A N Y RETI HN K
liad charge of the hydraulic develop­ mate and In all respect* game condi­ n on game birds of the three classes
dren grow up to be industrious, law-
ARE STILL MISSINI;
COI RT FINDS
ment work for the past nine months, tions are similar. In Klamath coun­ water, sand and upland. The book
abiding. useful citizens, winners in
PLENTY OK WORK
passed through
Sisters
Monday ty duck shooting I* allowed between will Instruct ns to the varieties which
the race of life, start them early in
SAC RAMENTO, Nov 1»
Statis­
bound for Portland, where his family September 1st and February 1st. In arc being killed the most rapidly, and
the right direction.
tician
Cremln
today
fouud
a
gain
of
resides.
T
he
object
of
Mr.
Edmon-
•vhich
varieties
are
of
the
most
agri
­
Judge Benson, in spite of bis recent
Lane county the season Is between
"We are all agreed than an educa­
silleen votes for Wilson In the twea
bard trip trom Lakeview to this city, tion is an essential to success, but atone’s trip through Sisters at this September 15th to March 8th
An cultural and horticultural value.
Since August nearly l.tidO pheas- ty-fourth precinct and the twenty-
was kept busy from the time of oi>en- what is education? True education time was to determine the advisabil­ M-bitrary line, sometime* a tree. *n-
ity
of
getting
supplies
from
here
for
snts
have been liberated In all sec. third assembly district of Ssn Fran
lug court Monday morning until tm»- i- that which fits us for the duties of
dicates where a man inay shoot md
claco.
came for adjournment. In addition life. The old pedagogical idea was the extensive work that will no doubt carry game during certain portions lions of tlie state Of Chinese pheas
The otllclnl returns from Alameda
to disposing of some old indictments j to cram the child with text books. be started as soon as possible In the of the year.
Entrancing view« of ants 83 I have been released Besides
Butte,
Del Norte, Humboldt, Kern
spring
There
is
a
good
road
from
a
few
golden
and
silver
pheasants.
and hearing arguments in the Carroll The new idea is that we must know
Locks of ducks just across the line
Los
Angelen,
Madera, San ¡»lego, Ban
1.10
reeves
have
been
turned
loose.
Sisters,
and
Mr.
Edmonstone
thinks
case, the court made the following how to apply our knowledge to prac­
have proved unreslstably tempting
it can be kept open through the win­ i great many times, as the helpless V*ny more will have been set <rit to la Clara, Sonoma and Trinity conn
orders:
tical uses—that we must know how to
ties are inissltlg
Au order continuing the sale of use the hand with the head. Thus ter with very little difficulty. In con­ •lame wardens of the two counties I'Kpogate their kind before the year
Is
over.
versation
with
Mr.
Edmonstone
he
property in the case of Fred Noel et a' the need for, and popularity of, in­
will affirm.
stated that he had no doubt but that
vs. Bird Loosley.
'i lie game commission should be
dustrial education along with the
the work will be started at an early given more authority on the game
Default judgment in the case of the ‘mental cramming.’
date, and rushed to completion.
Klamath Korporation vs. Alexander
lows of the slate. There has been a
“Though started late, and with
It will require a force of several 'gl • back and fortii In tho legislature
M < et al.
lack of organization in many In­
hundred men and two years time to for a number of yearH over the game VOTE SHOWS THAT THE ELECT-
Dismissal—A It. Campbell vs. M. stances, the result of the
state-wide
complete the undertaking, which will question, and hardly anything In the
K. H. McCormick.
OltS III ItE Ito NOT WINI’ 'I HE
movement inaugurated this year are
THEM
be one of the most extensive hydro­ w: y of progress lias been accomplish­
quite encouraging, and Inspires us
electric plants in this country. Two ed Every man who goes to the legis­
CITY PRINTING
all, I trust, to greater efforts the
engineers have been left at Clear lature invariably lias a pct measure,
Gl TS GREATEST SI PPOIt I'
IS DISCUSSED coming year. Many of your children
LONDON, Nov. 18. "The bravery
Lake, and will remain all winter, md some of tho legislation that baa
entered this contest this year, and
of
the Montenegrin women Is un-
studying metrological conditions.
been developed shows that tho mak­
According to tlie ofllcial count, < quilled,’’ said Major E. H. Richard­
ItEI’ORT MADE TO CITY COUNCIL whether they won a prize or not, they
They have been supplied with ev­ ers of tlie bill had no knowledge of which lias just been compiled by the
AS TO THE STA U S OF THE IN­ are all stronger in every way from
erything necessary to last them for a conditions. The fish . nd game com­ secretary of state, the most popular son, who lias just returned from the
scene of the war.
JUNCTION CASE PROVES TO BE the exercise and experience, and what
year.
mission Is looking at this from a measuro on the ballot at the recent
they have learned to do with their
INACCURATE.
Many of the wives, sisters and
scientific standpoint.
Its men are ••lection was the one designated ns
hands will always be an available and
sweet hearts of the soldiers have gone
constantly »"dying these tilings out No. 312, providing for “Constitution­
The question of the citv printing valuable asset. We hope to have AGED 10 YEARS,
with them to the front to curry pro­
GIRL
IS
BRIDE
Tlie
corn
’ ■'uld have the same al amendment of section 3, article XI
was again threshed out al the city '•very school boy and girl In the state
visions, <l<> the cooking and wash the
power that i
railroad com­ of tile constitution, making Htockhold-
council meeting i -t night, and In­ receive a personal benefit by enter-
linen. |’he Montenegrin army lies no
PARENTS GIVE THEIR CONSENT, mission.
it shou
be allowed to rs in banking corporations liable to
formation was given by the city re­ png this contest this year. Will you
regular service corps to look after
close
counties
where
game supplie«
AND
BRIDEGROOM
MAKES
HIS
• v for the benefit of depositors un transportation and commissariat. All
corder, iu the absence of the city at­ •'"■operate by giving your children
mount equal to the par value of the the soldiers are lighters, and It Is on
m opportunity by giving them a
WIFE A PRESENT OF DOLL AND are running low, and ft should sei
torney, which, on investigation to i
dates
for
the
seasons.
I
should
be
al
­
stock
held by and stockholder In ad- ¡' count of tlii ; lack of an organised
little
ground
to
cultivate,
and
start-
proved inaccurate.
SOME TOYS
lowed to get tlie opinions of huntet <! .ion Io having originally paid the
Mayor Nicholas brought the matti’’ ng them in the chicken business in a
iiniisport Unit they are unable to
and citizens, and act upon them.
I r value thereof." Tills measure re move very far from their baae of sup­
11 way, and perhaps giving the
up, saying that improvement work
THIBODEAUX, La., Nov. 19. Ag­
< ived 81,04» affirmative vptes.
was being delayed because the >■ ty jb°E 1 brood sow or pig to feed? ’ And nes Callahan, aged 10, left her class
To DI mcum Sale of Ganic
plies. Much of the transport work
The single tax measure appeared to now Is done by the
bad no ofllcial paper. Recorder Lea- most important of all, by allowing room and third reader to marry Paul
A meeting of sportsmen will ho
women, of whom
vitt stated that he had accompanied them to have as their very own the Dicta, aged 29. The child was in held in Portland the latter part of l>< the most unpopular to the voters, it is estimated that thero aro at !■ as!
the city attorney to court on the <!• v pr, it of their effort? Very much short dresses when the ceremony was the month to discuss question.'. of kill­ ns there were cast. 80,830 voten 5,000 In the field."
ir on the parents as to how performed. The priest hesitated to ing wild game for sale In the public against It.
and the hour when the d, 'inner > lej
great a su< cess < an be made of this perform the ceremony, but was per- markets. The meeting will probably
the complaint in the c s<- v. -s to
Mr. and M ih L. C. Slscmorc, Mr.
I'nofflcinl Count. Mail«’
taken up, but that the ■" strict at movement."
•suaded when the girl’s parents ap- be held within the next, two weeks,
d Mrs. Jas. Polton and Mrs. Col-
torney, who is attorney for The Her­
peered and gave their consent.
PORTLAND, Nov. 19. The com-
mid in conjunction with the sesHlon of
ntt came in on Monday from Fort
ald, was not present. Thereupon de
Mrs. H. V. Mitchell arrived in the
The bridegroom gave Agnes a doll ¡the game and fish commission. The lote unofficial vote of Oregon glve*
’tnath. Mrs. Colchett Is on her
.....
lay was occasioned.
.
ity Sunday night from Ashland, to as a wedding gift, and most of ber annual meeting of the fisher,men of Wilson 47,977. Roosevelt 37.7: R
■ home In Weed after a visit will/
This statement led members of the
her husband here.
other presents were toys.
¡the state will be held this month also, T ft 34,»13.
and Mrs. 1 olion.
J
I
<lt moimunicatien* submlttM for publication tn the column* of tht*
laeerted only over the name of the writer
No sou de plume
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