Klamath republican., February 13, 1913, Image 3

anyone and falls to specify that he
and paid a line of 150 and costs,
means the Richmond engravings of
while tlm hides were confiscatati.
I be series of 1861, we have to give a
Alexander has been purchasing
ill TY < Ol PI.ES HAN FRANI IMO U RH I its COM- laugh. Or maybe It la that Mr. J DE< INION IN CORPORATION MAT
lilll.M II AKI It IS III ICICI 1.1» TO T IIE skins In the northern part of the I PWAItDH Ol
Ml.N I ON I III. Ol 1 Ell MADE TO Root intends to branch out in somu
skated en mamji e at PAVIL­
TER RENDERED
M ENK <»i • HL < RIMI.
county for some time, and Gils morn
DKK
IMI.NALD, ANDERSON'S theatrical venture in I,os Angeles,
ION
LAST
NIGHT
—
BIG
CROWD
Ing he wus preparing to leuve for
MANAGER.
OF SPECTATORS
and Is not averse to Jimmying him I-fforts of Prominent < ompanics to
Repotl | m That the Itoblwry I m the IU- I air; is. A search of the skins by F ir
way Into the "nonpareil,** even with
Evade (tie Corporation Tax I m Frus­
null "I a Weli-Piiilincd < oii-plrut y. her disclosed two beaver poils.
trated by Decision of Judge St urte-
L. N, OitheiM Are Notified, mui Are
The report that Dick Donald had such a yarn as offering 123,000 for
| Tin* first masqui-rudi- skating party
Vaut of San Francisco—4 laim of
II urrylug to Ilii» Net Hon io At­
¡of tliu Henson, wiiliii wan held ut the turned down <25,000 for a contract Bud Anderson. If Bud Anderson
< unifiante» I m Not Suit a I ned by the
tempt Io Locale tlm (limi naia ami
Puvliion Friday eve, proved on« of the with Bud Anderson, offered by Jack were made of diamonds Jack Root
F indings of Court
Assist I ,o< al Niellili»
1 most I'lijoyubli! events of iho kind lloot, is thus treated by Ban Fran- wouldn’t give that amount of money
for him until ho had him tested by
li«ld h I ikc roller Hkullrig came Jnto < is< o sport critics:
Fixtures for the new First National ' vogue bore. There were at least 50
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8,- Judge
♦
ileal estate is not the only thing every diamond expert In Los Angeles
♦ ♦
bunk
building are arriving and being coupte niiihki <1, and every manner of they full for In Los Angeles. Almost
Sturtevant today ruled against the
♦
County Clerk De Lap and wife Pullman company, the Pacific Gas
♦ Installed, nnd as soon as tills and Hie costume was worn by tho revelers any sort of an “item” that isn't wear­
Waul Search Warrant
♦
It developed late this after­ ♦ work of laying the tile floor Is com­ gilding around tin- r<>< m on wheeled ing King l.ear whiskers has a chance have tills afternoon for Richmond, rnd Electric company, the Bank ->f
*
to slide over the sporting editor's where they will spend a few weeks California and thirty-seven other cor­
♦ noon that a request liad been ♦ pleted, the Institution will move Into shoes.
Its
fine
new
home,
next
to
the
Wlilte-
♦
mude
from
Midlund
liiat
a
desk
in that community. First, Bill) visiting their son. True De Lap, who porations, who attempted to evade
I.ow
ami
Miss
Violet
Miss
Jessie
♦
ttie corporation tax.
Spradling, us Indian maids, were M<Carney sprung that "kayboy" stuff is practising law In that city.
♦ search warrant bu issued. This ♦ Maddox building.
Thu quarters in the Withrow Met­ awarded the ladles' prizes, and Geo. on the brilliant young writers of Los
The corporations contended that
♦ i>« lukeu to indicatu Hiat some ♦
Mrs. E. B. Ramsby, who has been the state assessed the gross earning:;
♦ person living In or near Mid ♦ hane building now occupied by the W. White's representation of "Casey Angeles, and they fell for it like a
visiting relatives in Santa Barbara instead of the interstate business.
♦ bind Is suspected of robbing the ♦ bank will be used as a lobby by the Jones” won him the men's first prize. pall of milk from a top shelf.
Hotel Hall. Miimiger E. II. Hall in
And listen to this: Jack Root met and other t'alifornia towns for the
Music wan rendered during the eve­
♦ postillili u* No search warrant
♦ PI n n n I n g extensive Improvements to ning by tliu Pavilion orchestra, an Donald, manager of Bud Anderson past six weeks, returned to Klamath TWO BROTHERS TO
♦ wus sent, however.
tlie spacious room.
«lovi n pleie aggregation just organ­ the oilier day, and offered him <25,- Falls last night.
BECOME CITIZENS
♦
ized by Manager Hlnsley. The gal­ ooo for 1.is contract on Bud. Get
*
Rev. J. If. Brendel!, pastor of the
that? <25,000 for Donald's contract
lery was crowded with spectators.
Thu postonico and store at Midland
Application for citizenship was
Baptist
church, is expected home to­
<
n
Bud
Anderson!
And
the
busy
lit
wits broken Into mid rubbed Tliursday
made Friday afternoon by Henri An­
morrow
from
Poe
Valley,
where
he
Allen Stansble. former’y a mem’>e* lb sporting editors of L. A. all chased
and today Hi« country I m being »luur­
drieu and August Andrieu, brothers,
ini by oilicers fur Hiet hiuves.
The petition for a liquor 11' cnse for of the Klamath Fulls council, but now oa< k to their offices and "writ it up.” lias been holding services.
who are residing in this county. Their
Jack Root has always been a clever
Tlie liisi Intlmutiun of the robbery the Altamont tavern was presented a rancher, was In from the Spring
petitions will be considered at the
A. Kalina of Malin Is here to at­
enin« Gil« morning when Postmaster to tlie county court last Friday, At l.ake district Friday, atfending to I Idder, but when he says that he
June term of the circuit court.
would give <25,000 for u contract on tend to business. While here he is at
ft. O. V iik < iit opened up for the day's the sain« time u remonstrance was business matters.
The two men are natives of France,
the American hotel, and he reports and they came to the United States in
bUHlIH •«. Ho found that III« pllicv presented. The • i.i,". postponed pc-
everything prospering In the Bohe­ 1907. They are farming in the vicin­
imu been lunsui'ked mid stump« und tlon on the petition until February
mian settlement at the southern end ity of White Lake.
Ikth.
t axli sloluli.
of the county.
Word of III« robbery wus III ouc*
kl.AMATH DISPLAY
«cnl to Gil« illy, und Deputy Sheriff
A novel method of spending a so* Wells were entertained at dinner
Brew baker wus dispatched to tlie
LN SAN JOSE H. N.
I< lal evening came to the front W -d- Wednesday at dinner by Mrs. Will H
■u no by Sheriff Low. Up to u late
uesday night, when a number of Mason.
Secretary C. T. Oliver of the Klam­
hour till« afternoon Brew baker hud
young people assembled In the Club
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ath Chamber of Commerce has receiv­
not relumed t<> Hie city.
Mrs. G. A. Glynn waa hostess to the
Nil Bowling alleys and Hpent several
A message wum sent to tho post*
ed a letter from the San Jose high
hours pluyhig the tenpin game. This Leisure Hour (.Tub Wednesday after­
school, stating that the Klamath
offin- d' put imetit at Washington, und
was Hie first time that several of the noon, the guests being Mrs. John
county exhibits occupy a prominent
special ugunla of Uncle Sum ure al­
position in the Commercial Museum
Two Indi'tun lit« were reported by young ladles of Hie party had ever Moore, Mrs. Fred Melhase, Mrs.
ready on their way here.
With a large number of men in at­ Just opened at that institution.
It wum reported lute till« uflernoon tin Klamath county gruud jury at i 'suyed to play the game, and their Thomas Hampton, Mrs. Earl ■ ■
The museum contains displays of
ilmi iiill< er« had discovered u clu» >,3o Thursday uflernoon. One was efforts at bowling caused u great deal lock, Mrs. Charles Meldrum, Mrs. tendance, a preliminary meeting of
will'll lead« to tho belief that th« igalnst Tbomu* F. Bellamy, nnd tlie of merriment. It did not tako them Fred Schallock, Mrs. O. W. Robert- those interested in the formation of agricultural and industrial activities
robbery hud been carefully planned, I other was reported in court us very long, however, to learn the prin­ sou, Mrs. Bert Withrow, Mrs. Orb an athletic club held at the White from al) parts of the United States,
and that details of tho conspiracy arc ■ against John Doe. Later Chartes ciples of Hie game, and several cred­ Campbell, Mrs. 1. Jay Knapp, Mrs. Pelican hotel Friday night, and before in addition to exhibits from Mexico
known to the officer«. Arrest«, it was ; Walker was arrested on the Indict- itable scores were made during the Robert E. Wattenburg. The after­ the gathering dispersed, temporary and Canada. In itself it is a great
evening. Joe B. McAllister was in noon was devoted to five hundred. organization »a» effected, and a com­ educational feature, and all the ex­
reported, would bu made shortly
incnt.
mittee composed of J. C. Brocken- hibits were collected by the students
Bellamy Is the negro who Is cliarg- fine form that evening, rolling one : nd refreshments were served.
brough, H. D. Kinnear and Arthur D. of the high school, which makes the
«d with having shot G. G. Ward In «< orc of'7 4 and another of 93, while
At the home of Mrs. Maxwell Long. Hay was appointed to gather data and collection of more than usual inter­
I tlie Comet restaurant about a week Joe Brett could only roll up a 200
score. The bowling party was com- Miss Hue Burnett and Miss Pearl Tai­ formulate a tentative set of by-laws. est.
ago. Ills bond was fixed at <2,000.
This committee will make its re­
As soon as the plan was first dis­
A movement sum started In Med­ | Walker Is u resident of Langell Vol- posed of Miss Rose Reed, Miss Lois ley were hostesses to a number of
ford i dlieid.iy to bond Hu- statu of lay. lie I h charged witli tho theft of Myers, Miss Maud« Rippey, Misa friends Wednesday evening. Games port at another meeting to be held cussed, the assembly of the school
Oregon f»r <10,000,000 for Hie con­ a horse from an Indian, Erneut Claudia O'Laughlin, Miss Elsie Low, and music helped to make the even­ Friday sight. At that time a copy of took the matter up of a suitable dis­
struction of two main permanent George. The crime is alleged to have Miss Kathryn Williams, Miss Adelaide ing an enjoyable one for the guests, the constitution of the Multnomah play with Mr. Oliver, who was then
highway«.
occurred February 15, 1910, so that A ruler.ion. Miss Florence Bowen. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Long, Miss Laura Bice, Amateur Athletic Club of Portlard in attendance at a land show, and he
According to this bill, one high- the return of tlie Indictment test Fern Wood. Miss Hazel Summers. Ar Miss Rachel .Manaman, Miss Ethel will be read for the guidance of the forwarded a creditable collection to
the school.
way will bu constructed from Port- night prevented the statute of llml- thur Leavitt, Albert II. Loewe, Harry Gross, Miss Gladys Roberts, Edmond local organization.
It is the intention of the club, when
Goeller, Joe Brett, John Siemens Jr., Chilcote, Rollo C. Gross beck. Stanley
In addition to this representation
land »onIIi through Eugene, Rose­ tation from interfering.
burg mid Medford to the t'alifornia
Walker was an important witness J. B. McAllister, E. W. Van Bellon, Wood, Arthur D. Hay and Sidney S. I formed, to take over the basement of from Klamath county, the students of
■late line. The other road will bu In the esse in which George M<T*ean Phillip J. Sinnott, John Yaden and Johnson. During the course of the the White Pelican hotel. This is al­ the San Jose high school have further
evening refreshments were served by ready admirably suited for such a knowledge of Klamath Falls and vi­
constructed from Lakeview north wan recently convicted of horse steal­ Wellington Tempter.
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purpose.
cinity, as Mr. Oliver also sent the
the hostesses.
through lii n'l mid the Deschutes Val­ ing and sentenced to the penltentlnry.
schools his excellent collection of col­
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace
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ley to Astoria.
It is reported that at the time Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson of Med­ ored stereopticon views in this sec­
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Carey M.
It 1» planned to appropriate <7,- l.c.iu was Indicted the grand Jury con­ Methodist church held an “at home“
tion. This was used to illustrate a
ooo.ooo for the Portland Medford sidered the casu against Walker, but last Thurada) at the home of tbu Ramsby were delightfully entertained ford are guests at the Hotel Hall.
lecture on the Klamath country, and
road and <3,000,000 for th« Eastern failed to find a true bill.
President, Mrs. H. E. Momyer, for at the Ramsby home on Fifth street
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Van Riper de­ It attached a great deal of interest on
Hie members of the church. Au en­ Tuesday night, the occasion being a
Oregon road. Tbn former will be a
joyable program of instrumental and five hundred party, followed by a turned Thursday night from Sisson, the part of the faculty and students
hard «urfacn bltullthic, with a Con­
Lays Record Egg
■
II
vocal solos by Mrs. F. H. Cofer, Mrs. luncheon. The guests were M rs. where they have been visiting friends. of the California school.
crete base, and II Is expected It will
Not content with laying eggs
cost <|5,ouo a mil« for construction, winter, when tho majority of hens R. R. Hamilton. Miss Louise Benson Ross Sutton of Dairy, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Bradley of Merrill left on
Wllliam P. Johnson and wife re­
wtill'- grading will vary from <15,000 are merely eating, the flock of White and Miss Iris Turner was rendered. O W. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Thursday
for California points, to be turned last night from Corvallis,
A
guessing
contest
and
a
conundrum
I..
Houston,
Mrs.
George
Bradley,
Mr.
a mile In the mountainous country to Leghorns owned by 8. E. Higgins,
where the former has been taking a
a few hundred dollars on tho level who Ilves on a part of the old Mitchel) luncheon were among the features of and Mrs. Will Houston. Mr, and Mrs. gone for several weeks.
“short horn" course in creamery
strotchea.
I H ranch Just across the «anal out of th.» the afternoon. The ladies assisting Bert E. Withrow. Mr. E. B. Ramsby.
Claud Hatch, national bank exam­ work.
This tentative plan waa decided city limits, have tried to set a new Mrj« Momyer were Mrs. (’. C. Lewis.
The Priscilla Club, one of the local iner, is in the city today.
upon after a two days' conference be­ record for egg production. Thur» Mrs. L. Lewis, Mrs. Fisher. Mrs.
C. F. Sevlts, who owns a fine ranch
tween members of tho local good dny one of the hens laid an egg thrt Hamilton. Mrs. J. 8. Elliott. Present organizations devoted to needlework,
near Keno, spent the day in Klamath
roads movement and Major Bowlby. measures 8 Inches in circumference were: Mrs. W. W. Masten, Mrs Mc- was entertained Wednesday after­ AVERAGE KLAMATH COUNTY
FARM'S YIELD WORTH 8»33 Falls, attending to business matters.
A delegation of Medford citizen» will lengthwise and 5% Inches around the l.ean, Mrs. W. Roberts. Mrs. Carey noon by Mrs. R. J. Sheets, A delight-
Ramsby, Mrs. Chas. Martin, Mrs. Van fui afternoon was spent by the mem­
Journey to Salem to present tho bill ' center.
The income from the average farm
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kilgore, who
Valkeuburg, Mrs. Steinmitz, Mrs. bers, enjoying conversation and
to th« I kiumo mid senate.
under
the
Klamath
project
amounts
are
among the best known residenU
Mills,
Mrs.
Feese,
Mrs.
Robertson,
needle
work,
and
an
enjoyable
colla
­
The enthusiasts were at first in­ JUNIORS TACKLE
HISTRONH' WORK Mrs. Skillington. Mrs. Hal), Mrj. F. tion was served by the hostess At­ to <933, according to figures compiled of the county, were in Friday attend­
clined to object to the Eastern Ore­
Cofer. Mrs. W. D. Cofer, Mrs. J. J. tending Wednesday's meeting were by the local officials of the reclama­ ing to shopping and other matters.
gon highway, but Major Bowlby very
tion service in the annual report of Their ranch is on the Merrill road,
quickly showed them that unless
"Ralph Roister Doister," an old- Parker, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. C. E. Wid- Mrs. Miles Lippert. Mrs. W. H. K,
«onin such concession was mndo to time English play, is being rehearsed does, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. C. C. Lewis. see, Mrs. C. B. House, Mrs. Charles the operation and maintenance de- near Wilson’s bridge.
this portion of Oregon there would by the Junior claim of the Klamath Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. L. Lewis, Mrs Graves, Mrs. H. F. Wilson. Mrs. L. M. parment. This is based upon the
J. W. Adkins was In today from his
bo no appropriation from tho ■Ute county high school, for presentation cipgras, Miss Nelson. Miss Benson, I'.tch, Mrs 8. L. Walker. Mrs. Kay ( average for a farm of 63 acres.
irri
According
to
this
report,
the
ranch
near Keno.
North,
Mrs.
Percival
Sholl
and
Mrs.
Miss
Masten.
Miss
Turner.
Miss
But
­
for good roads at all.
before tho fatuity and student body
gable area of farms reported is 2 7,-
terwick, Mrs. J. 8. Elliott, Mrs. H. C. B. Garcelon.
the latter part of the month.
Indian Agent Edson Watson will
'.'39 acres. There are 430 farms in
CX)X DAMAGE HUIT MAY
Especial attention is being given to I’eltz, Mrs. Keesee. Dainty refresh­
YET BE TRIED IN CITY tho evolution of the English drama ments were served, and all expressed
Mrs J, J. Whitcomb was pleasant- the project, and this makes the aver- arrive on this afternoon's train from
Chiloquin. He veil spend several days
nt the high school, and In turn the themselves as having a delightful ly surprised Friday afternoon, when pge farm area 65 acres.
Of this acreage. 55 acres on each in Klamath Falls.
A second effort is to be mads b/ classes are producing plays nl order to time. The next social afternoon will a number of her friends called at her
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Attorneys Slater, Pogue anil Rutenlc demonstrate Hie gradual advances be held at the home of Mrs. Pipgrass home on West Main street to spend farm is irrigated by the government.
to have til« datnugo : uit of Maude Cox made.
on February 20th, when Mrs. Pip­ the afternoon. All brought tbeir J Fifty-one acres, on the average are SEPARATED FOR
FOURTEEN YEARS
■ gainst the Califorui.■. Oregon Power
grass. Mrs. Pelts, Mrs. Steinmitz and needlework and refreshments, and a ; irrigated under water right appli­
cation,
the
remainder
by
vested
water
company tried In ille
the local circuit MOOSE I’LAN A
Mrs. Dr. Fisher will be the hostesses. memorable day was spent by the as-
Mrs. John Moreland left Saturday
'semblage. M embers of the surprise right.s
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c< urt. This is In the form of a mo
Thirty-six acres was the average for Ashland, after a visit of sev­
lion to bo filed In the United States
Mrs. Fred Melhase entertained the ( party were Mrs. E. C. Lyons. Mrs.
Instead of Hie regular meeting of 1912 Needlework Club at her home William Sargeant, Mrs. J. R. Clark. amount of land cultivated during the eral weeks with her brothers, Steve
district court, asking Hint Ilio suit he
court
for
Mrs. R, J. Sheets. Mrs. Oscar H. Bren­ season of 1912, and this brought the Low and Sheriff Charles Low of this
Klamath Falls Lodge, Loyal Order of Friday afternoon.
ii mended to tlio circuit
neman.
Mrs. A. Carlson, Mrs, L. M. total value of crops for the year up to city.
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Moose
next
Thursday
evening,
the
trial.
Although Mrs. Moreland resides at
At her pretty home in Hot Springs Fitch. Mrs. J. Fred Goeller, Mrs. J. 8. <314,593. The value of crops for the
Tho suit is for <20,000 <1 a in ages, members will hold an informal social
Ashland,
the two local brothers had
preceding
year
was
<286,469.
tragic
eml
and Is tlie aftermnth of the
evening, at which their friendH will addition, Mrs. A. D. Miller proved Stubblefield, Mrs. Robert E. Watten­
The total increase of stock in the not seen her for fourteen years when
ol lloraco G. Cox, i well known local lx* tlie guests of honor. Tills was de­ herself a delightful hostess Tuesday, burg, Mrs. Charles Graves. Mrs. 8. C.
she visited them.
I
youth, employed by tho company, who cided at last niglit'H meeting of tlie when she entertained tlie Arts- Davenport, Mrs. Mary McClure, Mrs. project amounted to <39,215. For
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to
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the
average
farm,
this
amounted
tell from u pole last summer and was order.
Needle Craft at a Valentino bridge. Rufus S. Moore, Mrs. Karl G. Cum­
Roy
Tabor
of the firm of Tabor &
<116.
mings,
Mrs.
Mary
Long,
Mrs.
O.
A,
instantly killed.
'I ho action 's
An Informal program will bo ren- In keeping with the approach of Feb­
Sly, proprietors of the “Idle Hour"
brought liy Mrs. Cox as administra­ ilcred at the meeting, nnd dancing ruary 14th, tlie Miller home was at­ Stearns, Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt, Mrs.
pool room on Fourth street, left last
Brings in Five “Cat»’’
nnd n banquet will bo on the order of tractively decorated for the occasion, It. E. Hayden. Mrs. Arthur R. Wilson,
trix of tlie estate.
evening
for Dorris, after spending a
to
Five
bobcat
hides
were
brought
Cpon tlie ground that California- events. ♦
led hearts nnd other symbols of the Mrs. W. W. Patch. Mrs. Carey Evans,
Oregon Power company is a foreign
day being used in profusion with n Mrs. Edgar Virgil. Mrs. William F. Klamath Falls this afternoon. B. W. ! couple of days in the county seat on
McCormick, who has a ranch on the business. Mr. Tabor resides in the
Jami's W. Jory, a well known Mid­ tasteful effect. The score cards, too, l’elley and Mrs. John McCall.
corporation, Kuykendall A- Ferguson,
Midland road, was the man who had t’alifornia town, where he conducts a
attorneys for tlie defense, secured a land farmer, is hero attending ti wore pretty haid-painted pieces, and
them,
and he was awarded <10 boun­ Jewelry store.
The
Happy
Hour
Club
met
at
the
transfer to tlie United States district business matters.
tlie place cards were dainty hand-
<ourt. A short time ago tlie plaintiff
painted snehets. The first prize waa home of Mrs. Will Houston last Tues­ ty by the county. In addition to the
R. --- L. -- Dalton
and E. L. Hosier are
McCormick
will realize
1' V ’ V* * J X money
Bl WSX.W
V ■
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Tom a Burrows, a prominent Mer­ won by Mrs. Chnrles Martin, nnd nf- day afternoon. Among those present bounty
sought to have tills order vacated
1
’
1
good
sum
from
the
sale
ot
the
skins,
among
the
Merrillites
visiting Klam-
through tlie circuit court here, but rill resident, Is here attending to ter tlie winner was decided n dainty were: Mesdames Geo. Beihn, Geo.
as
they
are
all
prime.
ath
Falls.
Humphrey,
Shipley,
Floyd
Munday,
¡business
interests.
luncheon
wns
served.
Attending
were
Iliis motion was denied.
Mrs. E. It. Henry. Mrs. Will H. Ma­ Loy Hillyard, Ray Atherton, Vernie
Local members of the Pythian Sis-
Mrs. John Jones of Dairy Is a guest
Fay L. Corey hns departed for son, Mrs. Lester T.ewis Leavitt. Mrs Houston, Geo. Haydon. John Hamil­
tors
decided
at
a
meeting
held
Friday
at
the Hotel Hall.
Dunsmuir, where ho will reside.
I. Jay Knapp, Mrs. Thomas Hampton, ton. K. D. North. Provost, 8. T. Sum­
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Ed Court camo In from tho Court Mrs. Carey M. Ramsby, Mrs. J. P. mers and R. A. Eminitt. A dainty night to disband the local organiza- ■
Charles
V. Nelson, a well known
tion,
and
the
charter
was
ordered
re
­
Charged with having beaver skins ranch Thursday, to attend to busi­ Lee. Mrs. Lyle O. Mills, Mrs. R. C. lunch was served and an enjoyable
resident
of
the Keno section, was a
turned.
Spink, Mrs. Charles J. Martin, Mrs. afternoon was spent.
In Ills possession, John Alexander a ness matters.
Saturday visitor in the county seat.
It
is
claimed
that
there
are
too
arrested
last
Oscar
E.
Willey
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Dorris hide buyer, was
Austin White hnH boon appointed Glynn.
Mrs. J. H. Hnyner, who has been many lodges, and that the members He was one of the witnesses for Henri
Friday by Deputy Game Warden J.
visiting relatives in California, re­ find little time to attend the regular nnd August Andrieu, who are apply­
J Fiirber. He entered a plea of guil­ a deputy sheriff. Ho is employed in
ing for citizenship.
meetings.
Miss Agnes Lee nnd Miss Edna turned to Klamath Falls Friday.
ty before Justice of tho Peace Gowen, Sheriff Low's ottico on tax matters.
ÜFFILLKS WUkK OH RUBBERS’ IRAIL
MASKERS HAVE A LREAI ÍVENIKG OfftR Of »5,000 WILL Of PASSED
CORPÜRAIIÛNS GET SLAM iN 'ERISCO
Social Events of the Week
ATHIEIIG 0108 IS HOW CERTAIN