Klamath republican., February 13, 1913, Image 2

tile Friedmann cure tire pouring in to
Senator Gore of Oklahoma from per­
sons in all parts of the country and
The "Land of Nod'* announcement
FIRST TO BE HROIGHT TO THE in Canada, who are victims of the
Approximately >70,000,000 lias
A.MEKK AN CONTINENT
white plague. As a drowning niau by Professor Hallock of Boston, In
been
invested by Hie reclamation ser­
irasps at a straw, the sufferers feel which he states that the Klamath
vice in tiie twenty-live primary Irri­
Dr. Austin licid, W in» Arrivili Today, that the discovery stolen from the country was settled before the flood
gation projects, up to June 30, 1912,
’Ielle l'iiysicians Ho I» Convincevi German scientist by an American phy­ by Caln, and tiiut it was to this sec­
according
to tiie annual report of the
Thal Ilio Discovery \\ ili Do All sician, will check the ravages of tu­ tion that Noah and his little boating
secretary of tiie Interior, which la be­
Timi tlie <<eriu.ui Svieni ist l'iaims berculosis, and restore them to health. party sailed, is sufficient basis for
ing prepared for publication.
lor II—Only Enougli Bixiuglit to
The official report on this discovery a poem, ■•Concerning Cain," by Dean
|
Of tliis amount, tiie investment of
Tirai line Patieut.
to tile state department was ordered Collins in the Oregonian.
the
government in the Klamath pro­
In
addition,
the
following
editorial
printed upon a resolution by Senator
ject amounts to >1,990.902.34.
side-lights
on
the
subject
are
prluted
Gore.
The
pamphlet
wil
be
ready
for
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—Having in
Among other matters discussed,
by that paper:
his possession the first Friedmann distribution within ten days.
question of tiie advisability of the ad-
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serum to leave the laboratory of the
UPPER SANDUSKY. Ohio, Feb. 6
If eventually it be proven that the vlsabilty of extending the time of pay­
eminent German scientist, and the
Dr.
Otto
Stutz,
who
is
at
present
in
Land
of Nod was In our own Klamath ing water charges by farmers is taken
lirst to be brought to the American
Germany,
has
written
to
relatives
county,
Adam made a big mistake in up at length in the report, and in thia
continent, Dr. Austin Heid, a Pitts­
burg phvsician. arrived this afternoon here that the Friedmann germ seems harkening to the immigration litera­ respect the following attitude Is
a successful cure for tuberculosis, ture of the time. He might better taken:
on tiie steamer Potsdam.
“The requirements tor repayment
Dr. Heid has been in Europe for a.further declares that Fried­ have remained, donned more clothing
several months, giving attention to mann is not withholu'ng his discov­ and founded a line of native sons with of the cost of the works by the set­
the Friedmann discovery, which, it ery in the hope of amassing a fur­ their brands on all the cattle on earth. tlers in not exceeding the ten annual
ls claimed, will prove a thorough cure tune, but in order to give it more Claims by scientists are wonderful, Installments have given rise to mniiy
but not more so than when Imagina­ complaints. Tiie schedules or repay­
for tuberculosis. Following the re­ study.
Friedmann is at work day aud tion develops a "pipe."
ment first established made these in­
fusal of Friedmann to make public
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night
in
his
laboratory,
according
to
stallments
equal, but, as stated in
his discovery. Dr. Heid extracted the
It is quite probable that there was my last report, they have been gen­
germs from a patient who had been Dr. Stutz, striving to prove the real
worth of his discovery before giving a great city near Klamath Falls in erally graduated so that they are
inoculated with the serum.
it
to the world.
ancient time. It is also probable that email during the early years, when
In this way Dr. Heid secured serum
history will repeat itself.
the irrigator Is subduing his land and
enough to treat one case of tubercu­
• • •
leaking It lit for efficient crop produc­
lar trouble. The patient is in Pitts-
WIN » BIG
The poem by Collins follows:
tion, and large In the latter part of
Lurg, and the inoculation will un­
the ten years, when it may bo sup­
doubtedly be made tomorrow.
In new lines of research full goon posed that the production will be suf­
Dr. Milton Foster, health officer in TURKISH FORTIFICATIONS IX
now shall we search.
ficient to carry the burden. Some of
DARDANKLLE8 ARE THREAT-
charge of Ellis Island quarantine sta­
Which same Mr. Hallock has start­ the objectors havo not been satisfied
ENED
—
ARMIES
AKE
ON
THE
tion, questioned Dr. Heid to some
ed to teach,
with this concession, but havo de-
MOVE
length regarding the discovery. He
By making it plain how the primeval ' manded an amendment of the luw
was told that the returning physician
Caln
which will extend tho period of re­
ls convinced of the efficacy of the
BERLIN, Feb. 6.—The German
Once settled in Oregon, "land of payment from fifteen to twenty years
Triedmann cure.
the peach.”
war office has received a dispatch
'instead of ten.
from Sofia officially announcing that
'
Many
suggestions
for
fanciful
ques
­
"Much of the agitation for this
MAIL CARRIERS MAY ACT
i the Bulgarians on Gallopoll pennin-
tions
change has taken place in those pro­
AS CENSUS ENUMERATORS sula have captured the village of
Rise to my mind as I study this jects where the construction cost has
Bulaci, and are now advancing
odd
i.ol yet been determined and there­
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 1.— against the town of Gallipoli, which is
Tale
how
the mammoth was chased fore where no annual installments
One of the recommendations in the the key to the penninsula. If this
out of Klamath
havo yet been announced, the water
annual report of Director Durand o' town is captured it means the fall of
So Cain could come settle In this ¡being distributed to such lands as
the bureau of the census, just filed, is the Turkish Dardanelles fortlflca-
Land of Nod.
lean now be served under an annual
a plan to use United States mail car-' i lions.
' rental contract at a price approxi­
riers in the future to perform as
Plenty of ditches, artesian and mately equal to tho expense of de-
large a part of the census field work
ditches
Move Against Servians
'livery without regard to the construe- i
as possible, and the plan to provide
Hallock
describes in this primeval
CONSTANTINOPLE,
Feb.
6.
—
The
tion cost. It should be noted that 1
for the supervision of this field work
town.
by trained census employes, instead Journal Leturnie this morning says Lots, without doubt, Mr. Caln ped­ under such circumstances the water
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tier may bring his farm Into tho full­
of or in ________
addition to
supervisors or that 30,000 Albanians are advancing
dled out,
est productive condition before being
other directing officers chosen locally, against Lskub, which is held by Ser-
On terms of installments—with
' required to pay any part of the con­
It is proposed, if congress approves, vian troops. The Servians have held
sev'ral bones down.
struction cost whatever, and there­
to apply these methods to the special this position since the commencement
Out of some bare strips, the remnants fore, that there Is less basis there
census of agriculture, which, by au­ of the war.
| than elsewhere for the proposed
of airships
thority of a recent act, is to be taken
The wise archeologist dug from lengthening of the reimbursement
in 1915.
Turks Retreating
period.
the ground;
SOFIA, Feb. 6.—It was semi-offi-
"In regard to the plan of using
No
doubt
it
is
valid
they
had
lobster
The chief beneficiaries of such a
mail carriers Director Durand says in , daily announced today that the Bul­
salad
lengthening would be those men who
his report:
garian troops are active at Gallipoli
And champagne and honk carts for own extensive tracts of privato land
"While greater efforts were made penninsula and at Kavak. It was
Joyriding 'round.
within tho reclamation project and
at the census of 1910 than at any pre­ also reported that under the terrific
vious census to secure competent su­ fire fro mthe Bulgarian army, the Some op'ning abysm, or great cata­ l ave been required to soil them in or-
der to secure water rights for them
pervisors and enumerators, and to Turks are retreating in disorder to­
clysm
under the restrictions of single bold-
eliminate political influence in their ward the coast of the Sea of Marmora
A-scarring the country with deluge
lugs above referred to. Such sales
selection, the general method of se­
and breach.
are made on time and partial pay-
lecting, directing and paying them
Firing Upon Adrianople
Spoiled, more's the pity, that prosper-
ments thereon are often required an
was substantially the same as at the
LONDON, Feb. 6.—The bombard­
ous city,
nually. The purchaser buys the land
three preceding censuses. The chief ment of Adrianople was resumed this
And left all unsettled the land of
from the owner and subsequently
objection to that method is not the morning, according to advices from
the peach.
buys the water right from tho govern­
fact that politics is bound to a greater Constantinople and Rome. The same
or less extent to enter into the ap­ sources report fierce fighting between Was it soil, or the weather, or both ment. Before the initiation of the
project such land was of little or no
pointments. It is rather that both the Bulgarian and Turkish troops on
things together
supervisors and enumerators are in the Gallipoli penninsula this morning.
That brought this old town to the value, but the prices at which It is
now sold without water are frequent­
the great majority of instances en-1
fair Klamath plain?
tirely inexperienced in census work; h CLEVELAND SAILS
My Brain waxes weary revolving the ly very high and give very large spec­
ulative profits to the former owners.
that there is no way of guaranteeing
ON A WORLD TOUR
query:
that they shall be particularly famil-1
"What was the real cause of the A purchaser who is under contract to
pay annual installments upon
iar with the people and the conditions 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.—With
coming of Cain?”
purchase price of >200 per acre
of their districts; that the term of bands playing and flags flying, the
employment, particularly of enumer­ world touring steamer Cleveland sail­ I have it! The fable relating to Ibis land objects to the burden of
Abel—
ators. is so short and the pay so small ed today for New YorK. There were
installments annually due upon
It answers the query that stirs in government water charge, though all
that it is very difficult to induce com­ 468 passengers aboard.
my breast:
such installments taken together may
petent persons to take the Job; and,
Caln
must
have had straight dope amount to OIlly f50. . In other words,
POLAR
EXPLORER
finally, that there is no adequate
concerning this state,
1 the
■ demand is that the huge specula­
UNDER THE KNIFE
means of bolding supervisors or
And
sure
of
a
pardon,
came
ramb
­
tive profit shall he first paid and that
enumerators responsible for the con­
ling West.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 6.—
the reimbursement of the government
scientious and thorough work Sev
i for the actual cost of the works
enty thousand or more enumerators Commodore Robert E. Peary, polar
should be postponed. This demand ls
must be secured for work lasting not explorer, is dangerously ill at bis WOLGAST WANTS
»10,(MM) PURSE fundamentally vicious and unjust. It
over fifteen days in the cities and not home here. Friends fear that the
J not only diverts to private speculators
over thirty days in the rural districts, sickness may prove fatal.
The nature of the illness has not
and at moderate rates of pay. The
PORTLAND, Feb. 6.— Ad Wolgast the benefits of a great enterprise un­
persons w’ho would make most compe­ been disclosed. It ls known that the said today that he would be willing to dertaken for the public benefit, but It
tent enumerators are usually already explorer underwent an operation a substitute for Mandot in a fight with inevitably postpone:! the day when
employed, and cannot give their time few days ago.
Murphy in San Francisco, providing a the settlers are to take over the man­
to the work. An enumerator, once
guarantee of >10,000 is given, but he agement of the wo’K as is contem­
selected, knows that at most the only CATHOLIC TRACK
declared he would not enter the ring plated by the ledamation act, and it
MEET ARRANGED for a cent less. He further said that prevents the replenishment of the
penalty for unsatisfactory work will
be failure to receive his comparative­
the match must be made tonjght or reclamation fund for tiie development
ROME, Feb. 6.—As a result of the there would be nothing doing.
of other projects. The public Inter­
ly small compensation, and that in
est demands that the settlers should,
fact It is scarcely likely that his in­ activities of Cardinal Merry del Vai,
au soon as consistent with the return
competence will be discovered until papel secretary of state, announce­ .MURDERED MAN
ment was made from the Vatican
after he has received his pay.
VISITED HERE of the government Investment, as­
sume responsibility fdr their own
"Incompetence and irresponsibility that th© international games of the
welfare and relieve the federal gov­
of enumerators are by no means the Federation of Catholic Gymnastic So­
OAKLAND, Feb. 0.—The state fish ernment from guardianship over
only cause of the unsatisfactory char­ cieties will be held in Rome in Sep­
acter of census statistics. The exces­ tember. Over 5,000 contestants from and game coinmisaion lias asked (Gov­ them; also that the Investment be re­
sive number of questions on the all over the world are scheduled to ernor Johnson to offer a reward for turned at the earliest practicable mo­
schedules and the ignorance or lack participate. Not only the credit for lite arrest of the murderers of Dep­ ment and the benefits of the act be
of interest on the part of many peo­ tiie coming international games given uty Game Commissioner Blanchard. thus extended throughout the West
with the utmost rapidity practicable.
ple called upon to answer them are to Merry del Vai, but he 1 b also given
Bert Blanchard of Oakland, deputy
also important causes. That the re- , credit for the entire awakening of in­
“Every proposal for tiie repudia­
suits are far from being entirely sat­ terest by the Catholic church in ath­ state game commissioner, who was tion of nny part of the cost of recla­
isfactory is well known to the general letic sports, the cardinal himself be­ found dead in Wildcat canyon in mation works, or of the cost of their
public, but best known by the officials ing an excellent rifle shot, tennis play­ ¡Centra Costa county Wednesday with maintenance and operation, or for
of the census bureau. There is reason er, swimmer, oarsman, automobile a bullet through the back of his the unnecessary postponement of the
to believe that the actual number of and motor boat driver. It has been 'head, is known to many local sports­ payment thereof, is a blow struck at
Inhabitants is ascertained with ap­ under his stimulus that nearly all of men. He visited here several times agricultural development In every
proximate accuracy, and that the prin­ the Catholic athletic societies have in the Interests of game protection, part of the United States. Let It once
cipal interrogatories on the popula­ been formed.
and the news of his death caused be known that the first great experi­
quite a shock here.
tion and agricultural schedules are
ment In the direct use of government
Physician Poisoned
answered with a fair degree of ac­
The last visit paid Klamath Falls revenues to aid individual farmerk to
curacy. Many of the less Important, I). C. V. Fisher was the victim of by Blanchard was last winter, when increased crop production Ims result­
inquiries, however, obtain much less ptomaine poisoning Inst Saturday af­ i.e spent several days here working In ed in the repudiation of their obli­
ternoon, and for a time it was feared the interest of a trl-state game pro­ gation to repay, or even in a formid­
satisfactory results.”
that his condition would result seri­ tective association, composed of the able attempt to avoid or unnecissar-
ously. He Is at his office this after­ sportsmen in Oregon, California and ily to postpone payment, then a'l hope
WHITE PLAGUE VICTIMS
SEEK NEW DISCOVERY noon, however, none the worse for Nevada. The object of this organiza­ of the continuation of such a benefi-
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ids experience.
tion is to make uniform laws in the , cent policy, to say nothing of its ex­
To impure meat Dr. Fisher attrib­ three states and provide for better tension to regions which have not yet
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Feb. 6.—
Pitiful appeals for information as to utes his attack.
game protection in this way.
I felt its benefit, will he at an end.”
BULGARS
VICTORY
Il V llrldgeford of llruy wits a
F. M. Barnum has returned to his
Sunday
visitor in Klamath Fulls.
ranch near Merrill after a business
sojourn In the county seat.
E. McClure esine In Hnlurdny from
Dorris
t<> attend to business matins.
Vincent Vaden Is preparing to leave
Mr. Mct’luio Is superintendent it
for Eugene, to resume ilia studies at
the Big Basin Lumber company's
ilio University of Oregon.
branch In that city
Not Ice
Office of Hie Treasurer of Klamath
County, January 20. 11*13
Notice is hereby given (tint there
are funds In the county treasury for
Hie redemption of all general fund
warrants protested prior to and lu
eluding May 5, 1910.
Interest will cease from this date,
January 80, 1913.
CLAUDE 11. DAGGETT,
County Treasurer
1-33-10-0 r—1-30-llt h
Marshmallows
Soft and fiuffy, and strictly
pure. It you are a marslimul-
low eater, here la a chance to
satisfy your appetite on the boat
there la, al <0 cents per pouud.
4.10 Main Hl.
Maker* of Pure Candy
Assurance of Accutacy
ilio Itisi consideration lu selecting
a watch la to gut a reliable time
keeper, It makea no difference how
little you speud for a watch It Is
money wasted unless you can depend
on II to keep somewhere near accu­
rate time.
Ih the manufacture of a watch one
of the chief expenses Is the lilial ad­
just Ing uud regulating. There are.
however, inexpensive watches of real
merit. These are constructed along
simple lilies, and are dependable
time keepers, Other cheap watdioa
gotten up in a showy way ara not
worth currying.
We have learned by years of ai­
perlence to distinguish helw sen tila
good aud poor makes, and we will
not sell a watch at any price that we
cannot guarantee to be an accurate
timepiece.
Youra for service,
F RANK M. U I* I*
Walv liinake,, Jeweler and Engraver.
N. I*. Watch Inspector
Wlllilla Building
KLAMATH FAI.IJ4
Ml NIC litH HE
Mole RrpreweutaUve of Sher-
man Clay A Co.** I'lanoa, Ilia
Melnway anil Ollier lending PI-
^4iii>a.
Ollier makes al niiHli-r-
ole priiew. Tuning and l<4-|ialra.
Agency for Singer aud W Idle
Sewing Mai bines, Oliver T||>o-
wrlters, I ii tor and I dison Rec-
onia anil Ma< lilties. Booka, Sta­
tionery and Picturra.
It. MADMEN, Proprietor
7IU Main Nt.
JiiMt now, Edison 4-mlnute Iter on Is, <'llr; 2-minute Records, 21c.
DON J. ZI MWALT, Prealdrul.
E. M. Ill BB, Vice-Pres. and Ins.
BERT K. WITHROW, Secretary.
Klamath County Abstract Co
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