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PUKIlANÜ GbURi MAY IRY CARROL PERSISTENT Rl MOR H Is IT TH AT LOCAL MAN IS SEEKING FOR CHANGE OF YF.XtE TO MULT NOMAH <X»l XTY was the question of a successor to Captain Arant, and, in order to get at the opinion of the entire commit tee it was decided to write letters to the members who were not present. Resolutions were adopted endors ing the candidacy of Judge Will R King to be secretary of the intel ior. L. C. Sisemore was elected congres- C sional committeeman, and It Groesbeck was elected stat* commit- tee man íudMh'S PROSPttTS ARt GOOD LOCAL YY I l l i IIU EIGHT HA Y H YX- DERHOX IH ASSI RI D A <•<> Milli THE RIG IOI It AFTER Ills Ml \ \\ ITII I ROTT It If. Dalton, Mrs. Rufus S. Moore, Miss Lena Kattenhoru, Mrs. George I'uiilwin, Mrs. Charles Metdrum, Mrs. W. W. S Adams, who conducts i Zim Baldwin. Mrs. Will Baldwin, Mis. general mercantile business at Malin, George I. Wright, Miss Maude Bald John D. Carroll, who is charged is In the county seat today attending win, Mrs. C. I ’ . Mason, Mrs. Clarence with larceny by bailee, may- be tried to business matters. Mr. Adams I! Underwood. Fred Houston, Underwood, Mrs. A par on the charge in Portland, Mrs. Will Houston, Mrs. Robert A. speaks In glowing terms of the possi sistent ruiuor to the effect that he Emmitt, Mrs John V. Houston, Mrs. biilt les of Hint section. will soon apply for a change of venue , Mrs. Johnson, Mr* J. A. Houston, Mrs. .1 from Klamath county to Multnomah G. I,. Walton returned to liis Lost J Parker, Mr*. E. V. llawlev, Mi*. Mr«. county, is being heard on the streets. River ranch today after a short so E. li. Hall. Mm. E. Vannice, Mrs. J. As yet no application for a change journ in tlie county seat. 1’ lac, Mr*. Hirnui Murdoch, Mrs. It of venue has been tiled in the circuit M I;a hardson, Mrs. K. North. Mr*. K overiutid court. Carroll, who is at liberty on Robert Mitchell, one of the road North, Mr*. Jutlie* Driscoll, Mrs. that city bonds, has been out of the city for supervisors, was in town yesterday Mary A. Jackson, Mr*. John John*on, several months. Mr*. Atkinson of Dorris. Mm. Frank The charge against Carroll was pre attending to road matters. Charles Holt and J. M. Starr oí Ankeny, Mrs. Oscar Sblve, Mr*. Orb the Grevnlield farm, left this morn ferred by M. P. Mickler, a part owner Returns From Trip Campbell, Mr* Charles I. Robert*, Ing for Fort Klamath, where they of the Willow Springs ranch. He J. A. Thompson returned last night Mr*, «’h.irle* F. Stone. charges Carroll with disposing of will attend to business matters. - o o o— property covered by a chattel mort from an extended visit in the East ern states, including a stop at his for The Woman’s Missionary Society of gage. II. E. Wolford of Y alnas Is a Klam mer home in Pennsylvania. He re tlie Presbyterian church met Thurs ath Full* visitor. The warraut for Carroll’s arrest day afternoon with Mr*. Harry Ca was issued last spring, and I arroll ports an excellent trip, but like all den, and Interesting paper* on ml* Anderson was taken into custody in San Fran who wander from Klamath Falls, he sionary topic* were read. Attending is glad to be home again. his re . but th« cisco by Sheriff Barnes. After were Mrs. A. M. Worden. Mr*. J. B. m b about turn to Klamath Falls he posted i’ll«/ Mason. Mrs. J. S Stubblefield, Mr* <> Menisi Mr. and Mrs. Will W. Baldwin are bonds for his appearance. — 00-0---- Lowery, Mr*. A. A. Mchaffey and A mini expected home this evening from San Follow mg a business meeting of Mr*. Sargent. Francisco. THE FERRIS EASE MAY BE Methodist church officers at the home — - o-o-o— TRIED AT JI XE TERM ot Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wlddoes Thurs Sprague Post Grund Army of the day night, those attending enjoyed a Republic, anil Sprague Chapter, Wo social evening, and refreshments were The trial of Frank Ferris, charged men's Relief Corps, held a joint In served. Present were Mr. and Mrs. with stealing a child, which was set stallation in the west hall of I. O O. Geo. J. Walton, Dr. and Mrs. C. V. for trial today, has been continued, F. building Monday night, und a Fisher and Mr and Mrs. C. E. Wld the case will not come before the cir highly enjoyable evening was stunt does. cuit court until the June term. by the member* of these patriotic or A lies, re- <>id for winter team travel George MctilHlc I m a booster for An Announcement to this effect was 0-0 o- • der* and their friend*. Following the tween here and Merrill was estab derson. George went up north a frw II made last Friday by District Attor Reminiscence« of the early days in installât ion ceremonies a short talk lished Friday by Mrs H. E Martin, Klamath County High vs. Ashland Oregon, and a sumptous chicken din him ney John Irwin and W. H. Shaw, the was made by W. J. Shaver, and the wife of u prominent Merrill mer weeks ago. mid Anderson handed the crusher III the eighth rouiel latter being Ferris’ attorney. Both High w ill be the basketball attraction ner were features of a highly enjoy following program was rendered "Never whs hit so hard III my life,” agreed upon the continuance, and a at the Pavilion on the nights of Jan able entertainment given at the home Selection................... Tindall Orchestra chant. She left Merrill at 10 o'clock n otion to this effect will be made to uary 23 and 24, arrangements for a of Mr. aud Mrs. Carey M. Ramsby, "America” ............................. Audience t -Is morning, and arrived here short said Memslc, "and I've taken a few on ly after 2. two-game engagement being complet on Fifth street, Sunday afternoon, by the chin that Would atop tv freight en day or tomorrow. Selection .......................... Drum Corp* When the amount of snow Dial bus glue. Anderson slid n right over on "Mr. Irwin has not had sufficient ed late this afternoon. Later, the lo E. B. Ramsby and Mr. and Mm. Vocal »olo............. Mr*. Meriam Smith fallen within the lust few days is tak me and I thought n bentn from the lime to acquaint himself with the cal quintet may play a return series Carey Ramsby. The honor guests Selection .......................... Drum Corp* en Into consideration, and the fact at Ashland. said Attorney Shaw, "and he case.” were Circuit Judge Henry McGinn After the program tlie assemblage that the continuous fnll has made It roof hud fallen on me Give this kid This game was arranged today, fol and Mrs. McGinn of Portland, and in ja show and he'll clean out the light felt that a continuance would be a repaired to the dining room, where great assistance. As there are sev- lowing the receipt of word from Med addition to the Ramsby family, Mr a banquet, prepared by the Relief mil ofislble for the road to bn kept ' weight division.” <P<n, Mrs. Martin's feat certainly . . . eral of our witnesses who cannot be ford that the Medford high school and Mrs. Fred Houston and Philip J. Corp*, was enjoyed. Is a remarkable one. 1 :n M< < ’ nr«*y thinks well of Ander reached at this time, we are also in would have to cancel its dates here. Sinnott attended. The Ramsbys and —0-0-0—- The Medford boys and girls arranged McGinns were prominent in the early son. who has won forty-six out of favor of a cotinuance. At the la*t meeting of Prosperity forty-seven tights Cap Melton also Ferris is charged with inducing 14- an extensive tour, and they planned history of the state, and the families Rebekah Lodge the following com Ml MERY I« EH YT MERRILL MUNDAY speaks highly of Anderson (saying hr year-old Harriet Fink to leave her on two games here. On account of have long been friends. Their meet mittee was appointed to prepare the believes the Northwestem scrapper t-ome early in September. The girl the time limit on their railway ticket ing Sunday was the occasion for the regular monthly banquet for Febru On account of Die condition of the can whip any lightweight In the run disappeared from her home in this they found that they could only play relating of many interesting anecdote ary; .Mr*. Henrietta Melhase (chair city, and it was later learned that she one game in Klamath Falls, and it relating of many interesting an- man), Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schallock, roads leading Into Merrill, llev Wm. nlng now. McMillan. 8. J., has postponed bls was taken to Dorris by Ferris, who was felt that the expense of bringing ecdotes of the ’70's. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCoy. Mr. and regular mission to that city. Instead, DEFI XCT « AFE paid her railroad fare to a California the two teams here for one game was —o-o-o— Mr*. Carey Ramsby, Arlle Worrell, C. mass will be celebrated In this city town. Later she was returned to too heavy. IH DEFE X DA N T Mrs. Clarence H. Underwood was C. Brower, Floy Daggett, Elizabeth at Hat red Heart church. The local students will play one of Klsmath Falls, and Ferris was placed Forrest, Emma Thompson. EthelGros* her hostess to the Bridge Club at Parishioners residing In Merrill the most formidable high school fives Suit to foreclose a mechanic's lien in jalL home on Seventh and High street Lottie Bailey, Laura Bice, Lol* Myers, have telephoned Father McMillan that in the state when they meet the Ash was filed In circuit court Friday mor The bonds of Ferris were fixed at Friday. Attending were Mrs. Thos . Ida Grimes, Minnie Barnum, Bell it will be Impossible for persons re ning by Henry Boivin, the defendant 410,000 when he was arraigned In land contingent. Recently the team Hampton, Mrs. Edward J. Murray, Hardenbrook, Helen Houston. The siding out of that city to attend ser being Humphrey & Co W II Hhsw the circuit court. It is believed that made a trip to The Dalles and return, Mrs. Zim Baldwin, Don J. Zumwalt, member» of the committee are re- vices At their request the service 1» attorney for llolvln the amount will be reduced, now that playing all along the way, and they Mrs. Will W Baldwin, Mrs. Fred H i quested to meet at the I. O. O. r. was postponed. Tin- defendant company opened a the case is to be continued. Ferris, only suffered two defeats. Mills, Mrs. Charles F. Stone, Miss hall next Saturday, January 25th, to Nothing daunted by the record es restaurant n few weeks ago on Main who is an aged carpenter, has resided Maude Baldwin. Mrs. George Noland complete arrangements for the occa- m£,XHON RETURNS street, near Fifth, and after operat here for several years, and It Is be tablished by the Jackson county ath and Mrs. R. M. Richardson. The prize »ion. FROM ROHE CITY I ing about ten day*, the establishment lieved that his friends will post bonds letes. the players on the local quin was won by Mrs. Murray, and a de tet are confident of winning. A great for his appearance. wn* closed by an attachment, llolvln Mrs. A A. Bellman was hostess at Hon Henry L. Ilenson. circuit I ha» an account of |»7 against the deal of Improvement in their play has lightful collation was served by tho bridge Wednesday afternoon, hcstesH. afternoon. her judge, returned Thursday from Port been brought about by Coach Mor- LOCAL BASKETBALL TEAM firm for plumbing and sheet meta! gueets being Mrs. H. R. Elliott, Mrs. land, where for the past two weeks ----- 0-0-0----- work. ARRANGES FINE JUNKET rison, following the games with the Robert A. Johnson, Mrs. Mahlon T. he has I mh - ii on the bench In place of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Roberts Alumni and Independents, and they will entertain a number of friends Dolman, Mrs. Charles George, Mrs. N. Judge McGinn, who heard several Mr. and .Mrs E. R Ream« left A tdB day trip to play games with are practicing daily. at their home Monday evening. The C. Wheeler. Mrs. E. V. Morrow. Mr*. tases here Benson states that all of teams as far north as Granta Paas —--------------------- yesterday afternoon for Han Francis William P. Hughes. Mrs. R. E. Smith his time was taken up by court mat P. W. Snyder came in from his occasion is their "wooden wedding,” co. They will sail from there to Hon has been planned for the basketball and Mrs. H. J. Darling. The first ters. or fifth wedding anniversary. olulu, where they will spend the win squad of the Klamath county high Swan Lake ranch today to purchase prize was awarded to Mrs. Dolman. A I --0—0—o----- This morning the local court open ter visiting Mr and Mm Frank Jen school. The team will leave Klamath supplies. The Priscilla Club was entertained dainty luncheon was served by Mrs ed at the usual time, and the auit of nlng* Falls Saturday, January 25th, and 'by Mrs. Charles Graves Wednesday Bellman during the afternoon. M. M Obenchaln against the Ran the first game will be played at Ash ‘ Frank Fish ha» returned from an --- 0-0-0---- afternoon, the day being delightfully some-Crummy company was called I). M Mclxtmore returned from a 'extended visit to California points. land. The following officers for the en- | spent in social chat and needlework business — . ■ — - ■ ’ — trip to Merrill yesterday. The basketball quintet of '.he Ash Mrs. Graves served delicious refresh HUing term of the Rebekah order of HURRY CALL TO land high school will piny tu«s local OLENE LECTURE I NEW SHERIF! Fred Colltnan was In from Swan POSTPONED NOW ments to the guests present, who , th« I- O- O. F., at Merrill, were in- I team in Klamath Falls Thursday and stalled into their respective offices on » were Mrs. M. Lippert, Mrs. W. H. Lake yesterday, attending to business Friday, and the following morning, Monday evening by Mrs. Jennie G. I The first call for help to Sheriff matters. On account of the inclemency of Keesee, Mrs. C. B. House. Mrs. H. 8. ¡Carter, acting D. N. O.: N. 0„ Mrs. the two teams will leave for Ashland I Wilson, Mrs. L. M. Fitch, Mm. Low came lat« Thursday afternoon. I 8. L. Dr. F M. White made K tlUHlni-HH where the first game of the tour will the weather, the opening lecture of ! Nellie Htukel; G. G., Mrs. Anna Peter- when a Malli street business man ask i trip to Merrill Wednesday Walker, Mrs. John Knox, Mm. Per be played. Medford, Central Point , the school patron's lecture course, ¡cival Sholl, Mrs. R. J. Sheets, Mrs son; Recording Secretary, Esther Wil- <q| that an officer be *ent to hi* place and Grants Pass high schools have 1 scheduled for Olene last Friday, has _. - - - - - - son Financial Secretary, Mm. J. H. of busines* to preserve the poser. Haynes and Mrs. C. B. Garcelon. Mrs French, mother of Elmer and all signified their intention of playing been postponed. The date will be an- I Hobbs; Treasurer, Mrs. Effie ............... White; Deputy Sheriff Brewbaker answer-j Orville French, Is confined to her ----- 0—0—0----- I the Klamath county aggregation, and I nounced in a few days. Five hundred will be the principal Conductor, Mrs. Ruble Wolf; Warden, ed the summons with Chief of Police home on account of Illness. City School Superintendent R. H. other games will be arranged during diversion at an entertainment to bo Miss Lena Kattenhorn; I. G., Mr*. Smith, the county officer merely co- the coming week. i ¡■'lubar, who will lecture on “New At given at the home of Mm. Carey Jennie Harter; O. G., Mr. J. P. Har operating with the police officer Pylliian Sister* Meet The team will be in charge of J View of Boy Life,” and County School ter; Chaplain, Mrs. Leafie Van Brim the scene of the call for help It was I The regular meeting of Case Ramsby this afternoon by Mm. Ram .- •Superintendent Fred Peterson, who is Coach Morrison during the trip. by, Mrs. Charles J. Martin and Mrs. mer; R H N G , Mrs. J. H Hobbs; found that one of the partners hail Temple, Pythian Sisters, will be I Among the players who will be in i ar-anging the course, figured that 8. E. Martin. The guest list In L. 8. N. G„ Mrs. Myrtle Martin; R. 8 scratched the name of the other from tomorrow evening In the west hal cluded in the personnel of the party . the snow fall would be ended by this cludes Mrs. Frank Ward, Mm. James V. G., Mrs. Harah Wilson; L. 8. V. G., the window sign. the I. O. O. F. building There hi are J. Hardin Carter (captain), Harry time, but they were compelled to T. Henley, Mrs. Fred Melhase, Mm. Mrs. Etta Scoggins. The Installation ( The officers were not able to dls- number of Important business ti abandon their plans today. Meaner, Stanley McClure, Ernest Nail Fred Schallock, Mrs. Claude Daggett, services were followed by a sumptu tcover any legal way In which to In- ter* to he attended to at this time and Leon Boiler. Mrs. Will H. Mason, Mrs. R. C. ous banquet given to the Incoming jterfere, and left the two partners to FORMER KLAMATH ¡Spink, Mm. A. D. Miller, Mm. C. C. officers, in which the I. O. O. F., were settle their differences among them J. It Ratcliff of Merrill Is a Thurs MAN WILL MARRY Taylor-Handley Nuptials Hogue, Mrs. Robert E. Wattenburg, permitted to Join in making the even selves. day visitor In the county seat Loyal Frank Taylor and Miss beta Word has been received in thu Mrs. J. Fred Goeller, Mrs. George ings banqueting more of a success, if Frances Handley were quietly mar Hurn, Mrs. Leslie Rogers, Mm. R. E. | it were possible, in honor of the de • i. D. Hoffman, a well known trav ried this morning, the ceremony being city of the approaching nuptials .'f parting brother, J. W. Scoggins, Smith. Mrs. Fred H. Mills, Mm. Lyle eling salesman, is here from Portland L. A. Newton, formerly a resident of performed by Justice of the Peace E. whose efficient service In our midst W. Gowen, in the presence of two wit this city, but now connected with the O. Mills, Mrs. C. C. Cofer, Mrs. 8. T. The trial of Chenoweth Umpqua, Carl F McCleary, chief clerk at i Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com- Summers, Mrs. J. L. Parrish, Mm. L. haH been greatly appreciated.— Mer nesses. rill Record. the Rogue River Indian charged with the local freight office of the South E. Hosiey, Mrs. I. H. Anderson, Mrs. ' pany at Spokane. Newton will wed Both of the young people are well the murder of Frank Jack, will be ern Pacific, leaves Sunday for Dorris, known in this city. The groom was ¡.Miss Helen Loveridge in Portland 1 EHTIMON Y TA K EN COX CASE STILL Het for February 2d. It wait original lie will bo in charge of the Dorris de formerly hostler for the Southern Pa i January 28th, and the couple will re- IN BARFOOT CASE ly »et for Tuesday, but a continuance pot during a short absence of the reg IN FEDERAL COURT cific at this station, but be Is no* a | bide in Spokane. I h deHlred by DlHtrlct Attorney Irwin ulnr agent. Mr. Newton came to Klamath Falls fireman on the main line. Jack wiih »hot at Fort Klamath, a Circuit Judge Henry L. Benson before the local telephone system was Testimony in the divorce proceed few yard» from the Wood River denied a motion by the plaintiff in Jamen A. Wolfe, a pioneer Sun t il < n over by the Pacific company, DEMOCRATS ARE Luke Bar i ings of Addie Barfoot vs. bridge, on the "white*' Hide of the Francisco traveling man. I h In the the damage suit of Maude Cox against GETTING ACTIVE .-nd he was in the employ of the Gates foot was taken by Court Reporter R. Htream that divides Fort Klamath Die California-Oregon Power compa city. Ile I h visiting his sister, Mrs. in'erests for some time. M Richardson late Friday. W. II. A. from the Klamath Reservation. On George Pratt Of the Hotel Hall grill ny to have the order for transferring The Klamath county democratic I.cnner appeared as counsel for Mrs. • Ills death bed Jack accused Umpqua the case to the United States district Douglas O. Anderson, special rep committee is actively engaged in Larfool and W. H. Shaw for the de of Hhooting him. Mr. and Mrs. P. (’. Wilson returned grooming a candidate for the office of resentative of the Western Stock court, vacated and the action tried fendant. yesterday from Sun Francisco, where superintendent of Crater National Journal, left Thursday for Sacram -n- here. The motion was made some Mrs. Barfoot Hecks a divorce on the F. L. Burns and W. T. Burns of they have been visiting for several Park. The thirty-one members of io Mr. Anderson spent several days time ago, and the ruling has just been grounds of cruelty. Hhe charges that Klamath are visiting the county weeks. Fort announced. much in Kli.nath county, and he is the committee have been asked to sig bit husband lias failed to provide for l Heat today. The action grows out. of the death nify their preference, and as soon as impti sed with its possibilities, espe- herself and children, and that he Is I I»- Applegate, who has several of Horace Cox, an employe of the the replies are received a meeting < ial'y in regard to dairying. addicted to alcoholic excesses. James Dougins, foreman of the big bands of sheep wintering In the company, who was killed by falling will be held to make the proper en Doak ranch on the (Jpper latke, WIIK lava beds, left this morning for that Frank Downing came in from Wir from a pole last summer. His rela dorsement. in town Thursday to purchase sup- section to see If the continued co|<| N. H. Merrill, universally known as It appears that a few days ago a den last night tc act as juror in the tives seek to recover 120,000 damages plies. "Uncle Nate, ” is a Klamath Falls vis weather has affected their pasturage. meeting of the committee was held in circuit court, which was scheduled to itor. Mr. Merrill ’ s ranch near Mer ■Mr Applegate has wintered Ills sheep John G. Swan is In from his home reconvene today. He is accompanied this city. There was not a full at H. W. Llnhardt of Portland I h here in the same location for several win tendance, but considerable business hy his daughter, who will spend a stead today, purchasing supplies. lie rill is one of the finest and best attending to business mutters. tors. equipped In the county. will return tomorrow. was transacted. The principal matter few days in Klamath Falls. ASHÎANÛ HIGH KAM lö PLAY HERE Wednesday afternoou will be long remembered by the members of the Art Needle Work Club, ns the ladies t|ere delightfully entertained on that Gay at the Klamath county lilgn t.chool. At I o'clock the club w is (■•ndeied luncheon by the department oi home economics, and the splendid repast that was prepared and served by the future housewives under the direction of Miss Addie Carpenter, head of the department, was greatly enjoyed. Following Die luncheon all Die departments of the school were visited by the guests, a list of whom includes .Mrs, Sam T. Summers, Mrs. It. H. Dunbar. Mrs. Geo. Wirtz. Mrs. W. E. Faught, Mrs. Arthur Wil- son, Mrs. C. C. Hogue, Mrs. Robert E Wattetiburg. Mrs. George Chastaiu. Mrs I. Jay Knapp. Mrs. Karl G. Cum mings. Mrs. J. Fred Goeller, Mrs. George Hurn. After the visitors had been conducted through the school they assembled in the library, and tile remainder of the afternoon was spent In needlework.