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MADERO COÏcRNMENI ÜVERIURNEÛ W ITH FAMILY. MADI RO FLEES FROM CAPITAL latte R«>|H»rta Indicate That the l>ia< Government Mill Protect the For- eigner»—Ntsrelui, Knox 8*)'» the I nited States Will Not Interfere Unle»» Attacks Ar«' Made on Amer icans in Mexico The bureau was uiaiuly occupied during the fiscal year ot 1912 m the compiling of the results of the thir teenth census, but also the annual work required under the permanent census act was carried on us usual. The total census force ou Decem ber 31. 1912, numbered 813. with 742 special agents additional stationed in tlie Southern stales to collect statis tic« of cotton. On the subject of appropriation the report states that the bureau's esti mates of expenditures for the fiscal year 1913 was >1,613,440. The total appropriation by congress for the year was >1,5 4 8,920. Included 'll this amount were >120.OOP for the employment of temporary clerks to complete the tl-irte« ntb census work, and >273,000 fir the printing of th« reports. WAKittK «Aliti buumiini bunt bbUmni mm Ut nilitb' Süuli LOH ANGEl EH. Feb. II Detect Milli I I ws REI’ORIS ItlllN«. Illi I IRM Nl UN HE LINI» ive Browne was cross-exumlned by tlie defense In the Darrow cuse today lie prosecution is almost ready to x«i tullicHti' Ni-w« I» tvMllnble, und .sino kielon |« Not Im lind lo t red close. There nrv but six more wit il ilio Ni na tgeil«> lle|M«rta.- -Tim SOFIA, Feb. II Heavy firing at nesses who will probably complete Sioll l’alt) Rea« lieri I uni .S|HI< I'eut.irl is reported, and tlie ullics pre- their ti-stlmouy befoie (lie end of tlie U líele tinuiidoeii l'lnnlid the N«>l - «-nt th«- city's (all soou. w cek. «««ginn I lug 1 lie bombardment of Adrianople continues unabated, aud lighting is Dr. Lloyd Hammond made a busi ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e « * still in progie a at Gallipoli. Hess ti Ip to Algoliin Monday. IS REIN» Word has just been received lier«- of (lie shoot tug of Cecil Dixon by Joe Fine, near Plush, In Winner Valley. Botli at«» well known 111 Lake county. While at this lime it is practically impossible to obtaiu tlie exact par « ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ » ticulars of the affray, the nearest in ♦ ♦ Turk» Lose Heavy ♦ A. W. Dant and It. <!. Harrison of formation that can b«> obtained is (hat ♦ United Press Service 'I he lut ♦ ♦ left Tuesday for Chiloquin WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb. 10. LONDON, Feb. II. A dispatch Portland the troubl«» arose over land matters. ♦ disputi lo ♦ Reports have It that Dixon nad bul't from Sofia says that a fiere«- battle to attend to busliK'ss matters. ♦ —President Taft late this after ♦ 'might Hi ♦ ♦ a cabin and squatted on a portion ->f lus been (ought between the Bulgar ♦ noon ordered four battleships to ♦ ♦ proceed to Mexico. The gravity tins and Turks ill Chalalja. Th« unsurveyed land that apparently Fine ♦ ♦ had some claim to. Tlie land in ques Turks lost scleral thousand Ulen, The ♦ of the situation is thus indi ♦ ♦ ♦ tion is locattd over the meander llm- it ligarían casualties were heavy. ♦ cated. ♦ TOKIO, Feb. II. Tin- trouble pre ♦ near th«' shores of the lake, about ♦ cipitated by th«- resignation of Kat seven miles from Plush. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 1 IBOR LEADERS M till ORK IN SPRING W ♦ sura from the cabinet continues Presumably Mr. Dixon had not been GET OI T OF JAIL ON CRAI! R LIKE ItOADs ♦ Street fighting Is In progre-s, and MEXICO CITY, Feb. 19—President living steadily' on the land, as it is ♦ further attempt« have been made to Madero has tied from the capital. CHICAGO, Feb. 10. Judge Baker ‘said he linn been in the employ of BORLAND, Feb. 11 With the ob ♦ burn newspaper offices. Two bun This is taken to mean the end ot of the United States circuit court of Warren Laird, and on Tuesday even is«! «>f making .««««•• Ible the princi ♦ >li « «I arrests lune been made. the present administration. appeals today approved the bonds of 1 Ing ht*, incotupany with Mr. Laird pal points of interest in tlie Crater « Later this afternoon it is expected Smythe, Ray and Barry, convicted of and son. walked to the cabin from the l.ake National Park by tlie summer of Works' Me.islire killed that Felix Diaz, nephew of torinei conspiracy with other labor leaders in Laird ranch, taking a bed, with the 19 1.-, wheu tlie I anuuia exposition is WASHINGTON. I» C. Feb. 11 President Diaz, will be proclaimed as intention of sleeping there over night. the illegal transportation of dyna under way at San Francisco, tlie Unit president. This was some time between 6 and 7 ed States engineers are planning to Tin bous«- judiciary commit!«-«* Voted mite. As a result of the battles which Upon reaching the hous«- start the construction of roads and today not to report any bill this ses- They will be released from Leaven o'clock. have been intermittent since Satur worth prison tomorrow night. they found N. Fine. Jo«- Fine's father, trails in that wonderland ns soon a» sion I« ngthcning <-r changing ths term of the president. Tills bill kill day night more than 250 people have ¡and Chico, a well known vaquero of the weather tondition-s will permit. Hie Works resolution. been killed. that section, there with a wagon, Captain II. II. Roberts, corps of En- It is rumored that the Madero fam starting to raze the building. gluei-rs. I . H. A in temporary charge ily are fl«?eing toward the eastern According to reports, Jo«- Fine, who of the first rivers and harbor district, coast, and it is expected that they w ill SEEKS TO FIND THE TRUTH it is said was in the house, was not .«ays that >47,000 is available for the < Illi IGO W Ili XI KIN«. PI I IDs cry to leave the country. <l<atli. \l'.i»l I MOXE1 LUNDI RS AND seen at first. Dixon asked the senior project, and he hopes tliut this will M\hi B I’l Il-ON II. \ UIT TO Mr. Fine what they were doing, Re- be lncteaseil by >100,000 or mor«1 by A in«-.’ 'age to th«» Central News W here Is I'orlirv Diaz reiving no reply to his query he the next congress. A sistant l'ni*ed Till: HEADQUARTERS igeiicy t-xlay brought Ilio first news PARIS, Feb. 10,—The exact loca started to take the boards from the States Engineer Goodwin, who has of the fatal termination of tho fumoui tion of former President Portiro Diaz wagon that had been taken off the i>« i-n looking after th«- construction of SACRAMENTO, Feb. 10.—A local of Mexico is unknown to his friends ngllrli expedition. house, when it Is said Joe Fine emerg The Dalles-Celllo boat canal will have here. The idea that he is returning money lender nearly collapsed wheu ed two shots at Dixon, one of which !charge of the road building In th«- The Ierra Nova, returning from tho to Mexico to head a revolt is scouted. a man who had applied tor a loan took effect, the ball entering the park. He arrived from th«- Big Eddy relief trip, pio-scd < upo Handers, -n revealed his identity as Senator Ed breast just below the collar button, recently to familiarize himself with to Port Lyltlvton, and soul a r< ute WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 10.— win Grant of San Francisco, author of taking an angular course and lodging plans. wIreless conveying the news of the It was announced this afternoon (hat the usury bill now before the legisla in th«- shoulder. The wound was in- Active field operations will ba latul termination of th» polar exp«, four United States battleships would ture. Grant took this method to get dieted with a soft-point bullet from a ¡started about April 1st. It is the In- be sent to Mexico, should the Diaz some first hand information on the 38-calibre revolver. ditioti The relief ship returned b««- tuntlon to utilize the Natron cutoff. revolution spread. Two vessels will rates of interest charged. The “loan” whin the Mct'urde Hound base The wounded man was taken to th«» built by the Southern Pacific from C Waits hs%returned to M ........ be sent to Vera Cruz, one to Tampico shark, as the San Francisco senator I-aird place, where he was attended Klamnth Falls to Kirk, a distance of cl the Scott expedilioii was reach«-«» a short visit here. and the cruiser Denver, now at Aca referred to him. had demanded 2 S by the doctor. While the wound is about forty miles. From Kirk a tern- the Scott party was found dead pulco, will be ordered to remain there. per cent a month, or 30 per cent a causing intense pain and suffering, it porary road will be built to the north- The records found among the ef the G. 1». II Dispatches to the state department year. Grant's bill would limit the is reported that the man has a chance urn boundary of the park. forts of the frozen mm showed that Hotel Hall this afternoon state that foreigners rate to 9 p»r cent a year. th< pnrty had reached the south pole to recover. The engineers propose to do the "It will put us out of business,” are in no immediate danger. .'unuary la, 1912, but on the return '■1 work by hired labor lustead of fol- Ml»» Faye Hogue is rapidly r«-<«»x But few details of the revolt have wail the money lenders. encountered a blizzard, and the mein •■H<ip><»" i nion is owing tho --I'! method of «•ring from her recent serlou» Illness been received here. hers of the party were frozen to death TO RE ORGANIZED < utra< tors The project Involves the “While the Mexican situation is ap STATE TO ENTER before they could provide sufficient ———■ -- construction of sixty miles of mucad- WALL ST. FIELD parently grave,” said Secretary of shelter. CHICAGO. Fob. 10.—Time was aiuued roads and 100 miles of trails, State Knox, "the crisis has not yet when a self respecting "hobo” would a tank which will require four or live The documenta found by the relief SACRAMENTO, Feb. 10.—State flee in a panic at the mention of the /ears. been reached. It does not yet appear expedition showed that Scott's party that there is the slightest possibility Engineer W. F. McClure has declared word "labor.” In these decadent reached tin- exact sp«>t where Atnund By June 1st the engineer in cliarg«« of the United States interfering. Noth his belief that in order to give the days the "Hobos' Union" Is going to cxpots to have a large number of After an absenre of several days, sen plant' d the Norwegian flag at the ing but the jeopardizing of lives of highway bonds and other securities apply for a charter in the America»« tenuis, probably 1U0 bead of horses, necessitated by a sudden attack of polo. the standing regarded as desirable In Federation of l.abor. it is a fact. as a part of the outfit which will be appendicitis, Leon Boiler has resumed Americans will change this policy.” It in believed that sixty-six Brief, I financial circles, the Hewitt-Benedict Jeff Davis, president of the Interna- «-r,.; ioyed in pushing the enterprise his studies nt the Klamath county lists and sailors perished. plan of establishing a fiscal agency tionai Brotherhood Welfare Associa- completion Experimental sections of high school, Boiler la a guard on th«- Troops Really to Move LEAVENWORTH, Kans., Feb. 10. for the state in Wall street might be t-'on, is here to do it. shut k la toll skeptical roadways will be built on tho start to high school basketball team. It Is reported that all troops station necessary, That these bonds would determine just what sort of finishing NEW YORK, Feb. 10. Lieutenant ed here have been ordered to start for have to be placed on sale outside of BRIDEGROMM IS Rob«-rt A Johnson, manager of the Shackleton, who headed th«- former trater'al to uso on the highways. ___________________ the Mexican border immediately. The California, McClure regarded as im- LITTLE SPITEFUL Klamath Development company, ►outh pole expedition for England commandant at the fort would not ad perative. REGISTRATION B«M»KS WILL leaves this evening for San Francisco does not believe that the Scott party “For the sound footing of the mit the truth of this. SINGAPORE, Feb. 10,—Wong Sok, IIE OPENED FOR WOMEN to attend to business mutters He perished. bonds they should be on sale in the Chinese resident of ipob, Malaysia, is 'will be away several days. “It Is most unlikely that hie mem WASHINGTON, D. C-, Feb. 10.— financial hub of the country,” de- minus his right ear and left thumb ns Women of Klamath Falls will be bora of Scott's pnrty are dead," hr Knox, Meyer and Stimson will confer dares McClure. the result of giving a friend >5 worth given their first opportunity to vote Mix' Estel Campbell left Monday said. "I will not believe the report this afternoon to determine whether of silver coins as a wedding present on March 10, when the special chat for a visit with friends nt Sacramento i.ntII there ■ oines something more or not to send warships to Mexico. It The coins were counterfeit, and the ter comes up for adoption—but in a« finite is expected that four war vessels will bridegroom came back later with a order to be eligible to cast their bal Indian Ag«-nt Edson Watson left start immediately. razor. lots, the women are subjected to the on Monday tor the Klamnth reser MONO« II » t.l I II Mill kN(M K Unofficial dispatches indicate that WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 10.— — - ■ - ¡same rule that applies to male voters, vation after a visit of several «lays in I ROM 'III H INT Ml I I RAGIMM Diaz is in almost complete control of legislation for the protection of the INM»R TAX IS they must register before the election Klamath Falls. Mexico City. His forces are maintain Alaska fish supply by the strict regu NOU PROINtSED To allow th«- women of the city an I <>NTM)N, Feb. 10. Monocles were ing order in the foreign section. lation of fishing and the establish — ' opportunity to register, and to accom- MI rh Lorlndn Sauber han returned I sent n-tlylng today und chappy boys ment of a system of hatcheries more NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—A tax of i . modate men who did not register last from a visit with relatives nt Malin hurrlcii heller skelter on the streets CRUEL STORIES extensive than in any of the states Is cents on every patron of a restaurant; year, the registration books at the when milltmit suffragettes »Imultn COME FROM PERU predicted for the next regular ses as a "poor fund” has been advocated city hall will be opened March 1st, D. W. Davcry came In from M«-rrill ' n«-ou»ly attacked a number of promt sion by Senator Jones His sub-com for this city by Mrs. Ovidia Oes, a and remain open until March 9th. All onday nlglitM on a business trip. n»nt clubs here today. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 10.— mittee on the subject has failed to get Danish writer, who says Rhe’ has al- who registered last year are qualified rhe Pall Mail, the Reform, the Ox Revolting stories of inhuman treat the measure in shape for passage be ready interested a number of promt-'to vote without further registration, FURH ford, the Cambridge, the Junior ment accorded native rubber gather fore March, but the result of its hear nent men and women in the idea. The I make robes, rugs and conti out of < arleton mid other arlatocrntlc organ The following notice covering this ers in the I’utuma district of Peru ings will be carHed over for the use system has been worked successfully lias been prepared by Police Judg- coyote, cat, horse and cow hides; izatlon club homes Hero visited.• by agents of a British rubber compa of a new committe. i in Denmark. The tax is added to i Leavitt, who is in « barge of registra- mount all kinds of specimens, rugs Three of the suffragettes were ar- ny are told in a report by American |tion: If the hopes of the conservationist» «-ach check. and robes for sale; I handle the Ham- r«-»ted. Their leader, Mrs. Grace Consul Stuart Fuller, sent to Con are realized, every pound of fish tak - 11 '■ "The first election held in this city nx-rslcy coyote and cut and mini' llrnnson, who was in prison recently gress by President Taft. en henceforth from Alaskan waters MILS. CLEVELAND isince the adoption ot the constitution bait, >1 for 2-oz. bottle. The invent- .or two months, dolled the court. Th«- “Two hundred wild Barbadoes will pay a tax into the federal treas GETH A HI BUY al amendment granting th«- right of < r of this bait holds highest r-vords < ther women refused to give their men,” the report says, “were import ury, and this tax will be diverted to — suffrage to woman, will be held on ! lor coyote and cat catches on national names. ed into Peru in 1904. Armed with the fund for the creation of new XRENTON, N. J„ Feb. 10. Mrs. March 10, 1913. At said election will | forests. My tanning formulas are Winchesters they were sent into tlie hatcheries and for the employment of • «rover Cleveland was married this af- be submitted the proposed 'New Char- wonderful. Complete Instructions and I oil enterior to enslave the docile natives. inspectors. Gradually, they believe, Iternoon to Thomas J. Pr< «ton. Preh- 'ter’ prepared by a commission of elev- formulas, >1. Success guaranteed or They murdered, flogged and tortured the coast of Alaska will become the ident Hibben of Princeton officiated, en citizens appointed by the common money refunded. Harry Utley, Taxi the Indians. Frequently the compa world’s greatest fishing ground. I council. rOKIO, Feb. lit. Katsurn, a mem dermist and Tanner, Lakeview, Ore ny’s agents made an example of some “All citizens having regliterc«! for gon. i»,-r of tlie csbln»-t, resigned today I»« 2-6-2t* r savage whose rubber was not up to EIGHT HOUR BILL the laHt general election ar«; qualified cause the <ll«-t r«*fusod to r«*sclnd a the mark. His bight hand might be FOR NEW CONGRESS to vote at said special election with-' vote of lark of < onii<|i>ni e in him, ami severed, he might be killed outright Suit to foreclose upon a mortgage out further registration. The police | 'his In spite of tin- fait that the ml or strung up by the toes until he WASHINGTON, D. C„ Feb. 10.— was commenced this morning by the 'judge will open the registration books ' I ado had requested the lawmakers to died.” do so. An eight-hour da” for all cleiks and First Trust and Savings bank against ¡on March 1st, next, at the hour of !» other employes in the federal service J. L. Fielder. Elliott A Elliott are ^o’clock a. m., which will afford the' After ills resignation a mol» atoned COST OF CENSUS it proposed by Representative Rob attorneys for the plaintiff. ladies an opportunity to register prior Iviitsura in the street and rioters at Spanking will not cure children of FIFTEEN MILLION erts of Nevada, in a bill which he will The amount involved Is >1 185. to the election, as well as those of the wetting tho bed, because It Is not n tackl'd tile offices of Hi«, newspapers offer to the new house In March. He The property mortgaged is a tract of male persuasion who have qualified as ! . habit, but a dangerous disease. The tliat had hofriendod him, nnd the gov WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 10,— prescribes that except in case of ex timber land near Fort Klamath. citizens since last election In May. ' rnment buildings. C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. i IT*, The annual report of Director Durand traordinary emergency, in which case "The ladles must bear in mind that { Chicago, 111., have discovered n atrlct- of the bureau of the census for the overtime payment shall be made, the there will be hilt nine days In which ly harmless remedy for tliiH distress fiscal year ended June 30, 1912, has officers directing federal employ-ys to register prior to the special elec ing disease, nnd in order to make been submitted to the secretary of shall be held responsible, under se tion, and they Hhould come early and known its merits they will send n 50c commerce and labor. vere penalties, for the enforcement SALEM, Feb. 11.—Spanos and Sey-! avoid the rush. The registration WASHINGTON, Feb 10. A squad i package securely wrapped and pre- Regarding the cost of the thir of the eight hour rule. mour, sentenced to hang Friday, were books will be open at the office of the of hnndsornn men, each armed with i paid absolutely free to any reader of teenth decennial census, the report today given a stay of execution. This police judge, upstairs, over the First a huge blackthorn "shillnlah” to pro the Republican. This remedy also states that the grand total expend will probably cause the cases to go to Trust and Havings bank, corner Sec- cures frequent desire to urinate and tv'I the marching women In the big iture from July 1, 1909, to June 30, ¡the supreme court on the question of ond and Main. »» suffrage pageant March 3, is the lat inability to control urine during tho 1912, was 115,171,593; of which 17,- a new trial. est feature contemplated. plight or «lay In old or young. Tho C. 223,385 was expended for field work SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.—The The two men were convicted of the- EHRLICH GIVEN “Home men are horrid things, nnd jlf. Rowan Drug Co. Is an old reliable (salaries of supervisors and enumer terry Piedmont rammed the steam murder of Dekaskalous In Medford MEDICAL HE< RET I would not put It above them to turn i house. Writo to them today for tho ators, etc.); $6,271,446 for compila schooner Pasadena during a fog in The murder was most brutal. Rob ml< V and rats loose among the march free medicine. Cure tho afflicted tion and publication of statistics, and the bay this morning. bery is supposed to have been the BERLIN, Feb. 11.—Dr. Frefdmann ers,” declared Mrs. Helofi Gardner, »1 ,676,762 for annual and other in 'announced tonight that he had turned members of your family, then toll one of tho leading spirits. “The hand An incipient panic occurred on both motive. your neighbors nnd friends about this vestigations of the permanent bureau j boats. over his tuberculosis cure to Profeas- some mon will protect us If the po remedy. not connected with the decennial cen The Pasadena proceeded on her C. V. Nelson, one of the best known or Ehrlich, In charge of the govern- llen fall to do their duty. Those mon sus. The total appropriation, receipts way unassisted. The damage to the resident of the Keno section, was here ment experimental laboratory at must bo Irishmen, for we know the 1 Piedmont was slight. etc., were *15,175,687. Frankfort, and discoverer of "60C.” attending to business matters. Irish have hearts of oak.” SiNAKR LLOiS M Siili» PATTEN PAYS Ä MOOO FINE
