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I. O. <>. F. hall by the members of Spniguu Chapter, Women's Relief Corps, tin» Indies have Arranged n so fore the grand jury yesterday. cial evening for those iitivn<llng, nnd Th«» proprietor of a local pool room LUMBER JAt K, BOOZE LADEN, music nnd ciii ' i I h will bo among tin INSISTO ON SPI MUNG TO Wil I was among the witnesses summoned diversions. *>| UM \l. Ill SINESS MAN. AND by th«» grand jury. It is believed that The ciifetel'lil Slipper will bo served i>«> was called in connection with the IS JUGGED Iironi 5:30 to 7 o'clock. Funds do same matter, but this could not be I lit'ciius«' th«» coroner wns not in the lived In II i I h manner wil bo used In Constable W. M Know returned A drunken lumber jack was arrest positively ascertained. Members of the local long«*. Loyal nf- city. Judge Benson Into Thursday Woilnc'diiy from Liiiigi-ll Valley, patriotic work in Hiv pulille school i Il is believed that Hit» grand jury Order of Moose, established mi envia ed by Chief of Police Smith and Offi ell- t< ruooti nppoltiled Bailiff Morgan wlo-ie lie Weill to u«>lVe |>np«»r* III the will make a final report to Judge Ben cer Greenwood about 7 o clock W ed- ble record as entertainers Thursday, nesday after complaint was made son Saturday afternoon, Rumor has when in the west hall of the 1. O. O. n»r to serie a complaint on Sheriff Alfred Keller cuino In from Uomin «uit of tuto E. Hoppe against Mary that he had accosted a woman in Main it that several true bills will be ro i F. building they were hosts to a num- l.ew in th«> suit which It. S. Grlgsbv xi» Wednesday, mid w III be hero *'»v Jones to recover n bull th* formo' al street. Next morning the woman de turned. ll was reported this morn I her of friends. The entire assem- darted to compel th«» sheriff, ns lax oral day* n 11 end I ng to business iii it hirtti Mrs. Jones w>i* wrongfully ' ' oldilig clined to appear against him. but he ing that an important witness hi an jblage entered into the spirit of lite collector, to accept county warrant.« tefe. Snow upon arriving there, found especially serious case had been 'occasion, and it was long past mid in paytnetil of taxes to th«» amount of was lined for being drunk. ¡11.6 mills. i luit the dlsputeil animal was sold Io It appears that the woman, the I la'ed under guard for fear that an night before the guests dispersed. Considerable amusement wns cans Hoppu by Mrs Jonoa, nini that It fro wife of a local business man. was ; ttempt might be made to escape the A talk of the aims and objects of 1 luintly returned to the Jones rnmli ■ d today by the publication of a story walking along the street, en route jurisdiction of th«» court. the order was made by Horace XI iiu tin» morning paper to tho effect .-'lie HiiyH she asked Hopp«» Io brand On Thursday members vi the po- Manning, and during his Interesting home when the man called to her. the animal, and that lie brought Hie She paid no attention to him, but he live fore«» were summoned before t he i ¡speech he outlined the plans of the that tin» story was part of a consplr- iuy in a fight against the count.» idioti through n misuudorsliindiug. overtook her and took her by the grand jury. local lodge for club rooms. Other In <ourt. As n matter of fact, thu case g ìlio bull WIIM letut Ill'll to lloppti t»y rriu. She broke away from him and teresting numbers were given during -»as started simply to settl«» a vexing i snow. ran home. Her husband was inform the evening, among them vocal solos point of taw on which attorney* d> — ed, and he made a complaint to the by Mrs. Matthew Smith mid John not agree. I dice. Hubbard, and readings by Mrs. El I'uitud Slate* Commissioner Chau I Itti NIHA St I I Th«» Insinuation Hint the Weyor- '1'0 III S l llt I I !» ..I. Ferguson, gave F. I*, lluriielt, House bill No. 116, introduced by tuer French and Jerry Darrell. liiuiser Timber Company is behind the Following the program a lutieheon I .«rreslvd by Deputy I . S. Murshal LOCAL ODD FELLOWS WANT W. O. Smith of this city, and provid suit Is treated as n poor Joke, espe OH,-. STATI OONA ENTION ing for the creation of the office» of was served, The remainder of the Griffith, a preliminary hearing, lie Suit »il» staiied Tliur hi Iuy nfli-r- cially ns the timber company doea clerk of the circuit court, has passed evening was devoted to dancing. ex- not now and, so far ns can be ascer- I was bound over to face the federal tioon <>r tomorrow mornlng by Kuy- The members of Klamath Lodge tho senate, and is now up to Governor cellent music being furnished by TIn- t.»Iiied, never has paid or tried to pay I grand Jury mi a cluirgv of furnlulilng l<n<lull a i rigUMiii, u-pie.viitliig II. liquor to Indians. • No. 137, 1. O. O. F.. are making prep West. At a recent meeting of the bar ilall’s orchestra H Gilgsby lu détermine llie legallty county taxes with county warrants. George II. Gallagher, the other man <>f the uitiou of tho shcrlff un lux association, a resolution was adopted, arations to go to Medford next May It Is nrgui'd tluit if the mandamus arrested by Grlttltli for Introducing cilli-i -tor in refusiiig t<» uc< «q«t tnoro in grand style. The occasion will be urging the governor to sign the bill, Xi :\\ proceedings nro sustained and the whiskey mi tli«« reservation, post«'«l tluiii 3 '¡i inllls of taxes In county war the meeting of the Grand Lodge of and today a petition signed by heavy courts hold that county wnrrants ma; |50t) bonds for bls appearance before the order, and as the Odd Fellows are taxpayers here, and urging the pass rants. be used in the payment in full of Plans for the new Masonic temple, the federal district court Gallagher campaigning for the Grand Lodge age of the measure, was forwarded to taxes, there will lie a tendency ' to I TI i I h aftornoon the attorney*, a<t- to be built at tho corner of Sixth session for Klamath Falls in 1915, Governor West. I was arrested mi a bench warrant, fol Ing for ,Mr. Grlgaby, totideiod tliu riaking county warrants more Viti- ■ street and Klamath avenue, are being low Ing Ills indli tment it is expected that a good crowd of uuble. and there will not be any Io I < « sli.rlff coutity w allants to Ibo aliiount completed by Veglilo A Co., archi boosters will make the trip to Med to the county. of 11 il inllls, but Ibis was refused by tects' and the sketches w ill be on ex ford to heli» along this good cause. the xlii'iltL aclitig ou thaï advice <if hibition at the office of that firm and In no way could Klamath Falls iho county uttoi nuy. and the Klamath country gain more MEETING OF THOSE INTERESTED in the window of some business house IN JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COM-, .'Her Monday. conspicuous publicity than by enter Tom Richardson was in tin county MERCE IS HI-.I.D AT THE HIGH The plans call for an expenditure taining the great gatherings that at For the purpose of ascertaining the eat Weilin- day from his ranch in I of between 140,000 and $50,000. St HOOL TODAY tend the annual conventions of the dvlsubllity of «»stabllshlng Y. M C I North Pou Valley. With the property costing $10,000, various fraternities of the state, In- , V branches lit th«» Pelican Bay, A: To consider the advisability of or- the new structure', when completed, variably the members of these soci {aoina and other lumber camps In this Ralph It. Forbes of Kansas City s Papers In a suit to enjoin the sher eties are the stable and prominent ganizing a Junior Chamber of Com- w ill represent an exix-ndlture of neur- county, John A. Goodell and W. E at th* While Pelican. iff, a* tax collector, from collecting citizens, and compose a class that it rnerce. a number of interested stu- ly 160,000. Wright, field workers for Oregon, are |tax«-s levied for salary purposes, clr- The buildjng will be three stories is not only an honor, but a pleasure, dents of the high school held a meet- hero from Portland. IC. D. Ilrlggs of Ashland i» a I» i n.i- clut court purposes, jnll purpoee*. to entertain, and once the hospitality ing last Friday, at which time a | high, with basement, and the exterior Tho occasion of their visit I* Liai n county poor farm purpose* and court ath Falla visitor. of the Klamath country becomes ad committee was appointee to confer . will be carried out in classic design, by local men to urge tho forinatlcn vertised throughout the state, it will with the officers and directors of the I Pressed brick will be used in tho con- of a branch in this city. Men wh » are i house purposes, wen» sorv«»d on lh«> Jack Wells Is here from Illy at I .sheriff late Inst Friday. Tho «■•- become the mecca for such gather Klamath Chamber of Commerce re ¡struction of the body. members of the association in other tending to business matters. ,ti<>n Is brought by Kuykendall * Fer An innovation here will be side garding organization. Members of ings. cities havo taken tho matter up *ith guson, representing Charles Graves, walk elevators to the basement, such the committee are William liagelstein At the meeting of Klamath Lodge the visitors, and It Is nossible that tomorrow night the subject will be chairman, J. Hardin Carter and Harry ias are used in large cities. AU other they may hold a mooting this week •.« ■formerly justice of the peace of Link River Precinct. further discussed, and the plans for Galarneaux. They will report at a details of the structure will be car consider the matter further. In the complnlnt It Is allege«! that ried out on such modern lines. the trip will be brought nearer to a later meeting. The following from the Hucrnmen- tho county court wrongfully made th«» Today's meeting was presided over The basement of the building will comprehensive basis. All members I levy complained of, nnd the court Is to Bee concerns un adventurer who of the order are urged to attend the by Forrest Piel. Another meeting be fltte«l up for a club room for tho I I I.EPIIONE SYSTEM FOR HI«.II SCHOOL asked to Issue n temporary rest mln- Is wadi known to Klumnth Falla poo- meeting Friday night, as the co-op- will be held when the committee pre- I use of members of the Masonic or- I Ing order pending the trial of the pl«». following the a xttxbllaabtua-iit of n pares its report. ilers. In addition, there will be a eration of all is desired to make this uursery here In 1911: An intra-conimunlcation telephone ■ ause. storage room. booster trip a marked event. “Alden Anderson, president of the system is to bo the latest Innovation Mr. Graves objects to the pay tuent FRUIT INSPEtTEOR TI LLS The first floor will be devoted to Capital National bank, ana! a fruit at the Klamath county high school, here, which of taxes <>n his property HOW TO STOP RABBITS -tore rooms, and the portion, of the HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FORM grower, waa one of the Intended vic .second floor facing on Kinmath ave and for several days past students of Ils assessed nt $885. JUNIOR COMMERCE CHAMBER tim* of 'Wallingford' (L H Eble, In an effort to assist farmers and nue and Sixth street will be office the manual training department, un pMitralo nursa ry agent, who hu* some der Professor E. V. Hawley, have For the purpose of educating them horticulturists whose trees are en- ¡suites. The remainder of the second money to which several ram hem of 'been at work on the exchange. The dangered by jack rabbits, driven floor will bo a banquet room and selves regarding the industries, pro ." u rania-nto believe they have a bet- ' cribling was completed this afternoon. ducts and resources of Klamath coun from the hills on acount of the lack | kitchen. Tho exchange when completed will In charge of C. T. Oliver, secretary ter right. ty, and to better fit themselves to be of food, O. A. Stearns, county fruit ' The plan of the building is such “Anderson said today that ho or- 1 make it possible for all rooms In the of the Kinninth Chamber of Com inspector, has prepared the follow-1 tt.at there will bo no "inside" rooms. come boosters and citizens of this I The store rooms will face on Sixth ■school to communicate throtigh the merce, and Miss Addle Carpenter, ilered 1,500 trees from Elile, but bns section, students of the Klamath ing: “Learning that orchardists through I street, and the entrance to the base- . medium of a switchboard In the office, ; head of that department, the mem not beard of the tree« nor of the sup county high school met last Thursday and took steps toward the organiza out the county are being troubled by rnent and upstairs will be on that with every other department. The her* of the Domestl<- Science depart posed agent since Hint time. Hut An- tion of a booster body, to be known jack rabbits, I wish to give a sure side. The entrance will be fourteen ’ plant will be of tho central energ ' ment of Klutiinth county high school ■la rson was ■ autlous, and dial not sign type, and the equipment for this sys Inst Thursday paid a vlslt to the the kind of an order that made vic as the Junior Klamath County Cham remedy, or, rather, a preventative. feet in width. This will save many thousands of ber of Commerce. The structure will be heated by tem will be installed in tho baaetnent Whit«» Pelican hotel. Tins waa the tim* of several prospective customers. " ‘Eble came to the bank first and first opportunity ninny of the young steam. Modern fire escapee will be ’ students. Another meeting will be held to trees, if applied. Indies have lia<l to see the workings '■anted to open an account under a "Take hen manure and dilute to installed. I morrow noon, at which time tempo t'a tltloiiH name,’ said Anderson, 'but rary organization will be effected and the consistency of thick cream with Work of soliciting subscriptions i The circulation of the Northwest- of a big. up-to-date hostelry. «■• would not permit that. He then Tho spacious kitchen, of course, rn Is about half what has been claim- hot water, making a strong, stick»- with which to purchase the property ' committees to formulate by-laws will lhe publishers In the past, and was tho chief source of interest to the tall cal treea, and, ns 1 wanted some, I solution. Apply this to the body and desired for the building will be com- ed be appointed. ¡this in spile of sworn statements embryo housewives, nnd ns the White gave him nn order. Finished writing, Membership for the new organiza limbs of the trees with an old broom. rnenced in a few days by the ways and 1 ’ If this is thoroughly done no rab ‘means committee of Klamath Lodge, 1 which have been so repeatedly flaunt j Pelican kitchen Is equipped with ev lie handed mo the fillo«) In blank, and tion will be limited to the student the --- eyes of -------------- Klamath --------- Falls ery possible convenience, even to re told mo to sign on the bottom. — before --------------- — — body of the high school, with the fac bit will touch the trees as long as the I A. F. & A. M. Members of this com-. ed "1 looked over the sheet anal ro- Imittee are Charles Graves, Edmund ¡business men by tho publishers of the frigeration, the class was gr«-ntly Im ulty and officers of the Klamath scent remains. « tlced that about two Inches from the pressed. Tho students wcro were also morning paper. "I have used the above remedy suc- M. Chllcote, Georg& Humphrey, Al Chamber of Commerce as advisory '■ettoin was a perforation. Tho word through the other parts of th« Dally there has been a statement | shown i cessfully for years, and have never bert E. Elder and Frank Ira White. members. in'» l a low that constituted a n-'c ol.i- appearing in the morning newspaper hotel. An aggressive booster campaign had occasion to make a second appli ula- note, and made no reference to Burrell Short and wife, who reside to the effect that the Northwestern will be carried on by the student cation the same year. Try It, an<l llic tract, to be delivered. It rcid II till» | had about twice the circulation of save your trees. ” in the vicinity of Merrill, are Klam body, and as all parts of the county lamething like: • "Pay to the order ¡The Herald. As a matter of fact, the ath Falls visitors. are represented a great deal of inter (' for value received, etc., " nnd had 'true condition of affairs Is that The esting information regarding every MIRINERS PREPARING TO a ashed it. Highly enjoyable to all those at i Herald, from the point of view of <-fr- WELCOME COMING NOBLES community will be brought out. In O. Elliott, an Indian service at mask “ 'I asked him what ho thought I tending was the hard times {culatlon, is the superior of the morn- tache, is here from the Agency, and connection with the Klamath Cham ball given at Houston's opera house win. Ho laughed and said "I didn’t One of the biggest fraternal gath during his sojourn in Klamath Fallolin,? P®P«r. ber of Commerce this can be used to I Some time ago the publisher, ed- Wedm-sday by the members of Klam- think you would sign It.” I tore ofT good advantage in advertising the re erings in Klamatn Falls will be as- he is at the Hall. ___________________ itor, general manager, managing ed- lath Falls Lodge No. 1 247, B P. O. E., tho sheet below tho perforation and sources and advantages of Klamath enibled here June 28, when members of I!:Ilah Temple, Nobles of the Mys J. E. Waltz and J. F. Wise are etc - of Northwest.-rn made and costumes of «'very conceivable wrote in n sentence calling for collec county. In addition to its booster work the tic Shrine, will make a pilgrimage among the Dorrisites visiting Klam- an affidavit that tho circulation of i povi-rty-stricken type were worn by tion on delivery of tho troea. Hlnco then I hnv« heard of neither Ehle nor the merry dancers. Both arrived Thursday t’lfi I,aI”'r was 1,400 copies, new body will make a comprehensive here. Incidentally, while here, th* ath Falls. The Herald does not dispute tin- Music was furnished by the Star the trees.’ collection of agricultural and indus visiting host will escort a class of at atfe-rnoon. truth of that affidavit. At that time . Thf-ater archcKtra. “Name of the victims of Ehlo had trial products from all over the coun least twenty local Masons across the heard from him today and neither ty, and in time, the high school will burning sands. Alfred Keller of Bonanza is here it may havo been true, but at the hud tlie police." 'present time the Northwestern s clr- st IIOOl.S HEAR <>l E D. Briggs, illustrious potentate attending to business matters. have a commercial museum that will LINCOLN'S I II E Iculation is, according to authentic In- be of great interest and of educational of Hiilah Temple, and one of the lead Com ng to Klamath Falls early In value. ing attorneys of Ashland, Is here in S. A. Brown is down from the ¡formation, 840 daily. Of this num Addresses of more than usual In ber lof» copies are kept in the nows- 1911, Ehle leased n trai t of land near Secretary C. T. Oliver of the Klam- cc-nnectlon with the pilgrimage, and Brown ranch on Crystal Creek, Ho ath Chamber of Commerce is assist- tomorrow night local Shrlners will reports travel from the northern end 1 paper office, so that the circulation is terest were Hindu to the school mil- the city, nnd established tho "Klam ing the students in the work of organ* moot with him at the Masonic hall to of the lake to be somewhat difficult In reality 7 10, counting “dead heads” I <>i-n of the <lty this morning, uli i ath Falla Nursery." Ho advertised •’ircuit Judge Ilona'n addressed t o oxt< naively In tho Klamath Falls pn- 'and news stand deliveries. ization. He has prepared a tenta arrange details. hshc :!'!.!/ at the 111 . school, nd th* pern, nnd made a thorough canvass of invited The Herald has repeatedly George Smith is here from Yonna tive set of by-laws for tne associa V wording to Mr. Briggs, all the tion. and is giving the juvenile boost Ashland Nobles are planning to make Valley, attending to business matters. the Northwestern to place on file In seventh and el.'hlh grade pupils of tho town, nn<| upon tho strength of tho county court house it’s list of sub- tho clt; itt tin- C .Prill school tpun bin big ordora ho aocured financial ers valuable pointers in furthering J.e negira to Klamath Falls. Tn addl- ns Mance from local l>usln«<s men. their plans. ti'.n to members of the Southern Ore- George C. Clark returned last night < riber;«. The publisher of the paper Is the lie of Lliit i'n. A The talks wcro mnlnly upon the Tho treea ho brought wcro not nt all . ' n Jurisdiction, states that Shrln- from a bualnc i trip to Portland. M.'. perfectly willing, It appears, at any ORAMI JURY IS PROBING THE ers iron« other part: of the state are Clark Is In charge of construction .-nd all times to make affidavit of '.he and they were enlivened by a number rath fnctory, nnd ninny rofuaed to pay GAMBLING SITUATION IN CITY also expected. work for the Algoma Lumber com- number, but ao far has failed to fur boyhood of the martyred pre; ¡dent, for them. nish the best evidence, that Is, the of nnecdotoH of Ills life, told only as After operating several months It is believed that the famous Arab pany. Benson can relate them. Ehlo started to leave, Hinting Hint, he list of boni fide subscribers. An alleged disagreement between J'.itrol of Al Kader Temple at Port If the publisher’s affidavit was true was going to Dorris to roc about a Klamath Falls gamblers is being land vill also be here. In that event George Durkee wns In today from Mfi-s Louise Loo will arrive homo shipment of trees held up there, but made the subject of a probe by the the northerners will assist Hiilah the Hopkins ranch, attending to bufll- at tho time it was executed, the Northwestern has been losing sub tills evening from Oakland, where sho he waa taken from tho train at tho Klamath county grand jury, and on Temple in the initiatory ceremonies. me s matters. scribers at a terrific rate. On tho Ims been studying music for several Instance of n local bualneaa house, Wednesday several witnesses were be '.oo.l Shrine: a are planning for tho fore the jury to give their versions of entertainment of upwards of 150 P. K. Hamilton, who is homestead other hand, Tho Herald has been - lontha past. Miss Lee Is tho daugh lie was Indignant nt thin treatment, nnd pnld tho firm, vowing to trade no the matter. ing on Buck Island, In Upper Lake, gaining ip favor right along, and to ter of County Assessor J. P. Lee. lodge men. A ritualistic meeting, pa day is Klamath Falls’ greatest news morai with them. Ho evidently Includ Chief of Police Smith Wednesday rade, > anquet and trip to points of In is here today to purchase supplies. E. O. McClure, superintendent of ed every other business here ili III’! paper. visited a room in the alley back of terest on the Upper Lake are among tho Big Basin Lumber company’s vow, aa ho departed within a few In spite of brillhint «-«lit«» Lils. the corner of Sixth and Main streets, the features being discussed, but as Working on Lobby branch yard at Dorris, Is a Klamath days. and in which it was claimed gambling yet only tentative arrangements haze Work of remodeling tho former Falls visitor. quarters of the First National bank had been carried on. Some time ago been made. Mr. and Mrs. Brown Mlclmol, two in the Withrow-Melhase building wan th« police made a raid on this place Jny Trammell Ims returned »o hl.i well known Klamath county resi s. Miss Olive Masten, who has been commenced Friday. This room will and arrested several men. Three of In addition to the cafeteria sup ranch near Midland, after a short so dents, are here from their Yonna Val them were fined, but, it is claimed, visiting friends in this city, has re be used as the lobby for the Hotel per to bo given tomorrow evening In Journ ln tho county seat. ley ranch, spending a few days. Hall. two others who were In the game turned to Poe Valley. • » moosiuom tCCOSIS WdMAii; MAN ARRESItü YOUNG BOOSTERS IAIN ORGANIZING ms SKUW SHUES HUH tSSUMllll snendio iime SEEK 10 PREVENT IM COIIECIION 4