Klamath republican., March 13, 1913, Image 2

in have charge of the sub-treasury if
l.e desires it.
State Senator Caminetti, who was
WHIÌI
SLAVE INVESTIGATION ..¡so active for democracy iu the sen- < « vivi ; Nlc Vi ions ari : ri inc Ri -
I It « RGING DISMISSAL OF
. i<> of the California legislature, ia
BRINGS OI T TIU Til
M 1YOR AND Illi: <1111 I
THE
taid to be slated for immigration corn­
Ol
1*01.
ICE
ili
ssioner.
Working Woineii iu < llivago Are Said
armali. .uilS BuUKt «uKtSS TOLMV BuKivS IB WAihihG IMU
<i.n
to Be l nderled, Mail) of Hirni
WA.- IINGTON, 1». C., March fi.
Gilling <<nl) T»o Scani .Meads a 11 IA VIINATKIN
I
’
lie
Jones .-enale sol committee '.III
liaj—Matter 1» to He l'robeil to tlie
TO be i i at « ui:
n e<t tills afternoon tn set a late for
Boitom, Kegaixlle*» ol Mlio is Hit
. lie u .ng regarding tlie ' barges that
in tlie Process
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6. The Inadequate protection was given the
< ALGARY, Alla., March G. Tom­
my Burns, ex champion lieuvy welglil
pugilist of tlie world, tins gouu iulo
tiaiiimg livre, and from a lui'ul view
I oml there is every indication liiat
: Rumination of the Panama lacific s ifirage workers during their proeis-
omni) w ill i e outer Hie ring and go
SPRINGFIELD, ills., March 6.—1
ntet national exposition w ill form a
..Iler
the title again. There appears
<>n
and
tableaux
Monday.
Over '.oi") women who are working etuarkable attraction. Tlie work is
>o
lie
an iui llualiou on tliu par; ot
A
number
of
les.
lutlous
have
been
in Chicago receive less that 35 a inder the dire tion of Mr. W. D’A.
■revived In -onneetlon with tills mut­ ; .intern papers to make (uti of Tom
week, according to a report tendered
lyan. iu charge of the lighting of
to Lieutenant Governor O'Hara by i lie Panama canal, and who has per­ ter. Tlie majority of them urge the I.iiv's Hlulement that ho will go utter
M Blair l oan, chief investigator of fected a scheme enabling him to pro­ dismissal of Mayor Sylvester and the ilio big fellows, mid several well
tlie white slave commission appointed duce light effects undreamed of at chief of tlie capital city police de- auown spoiling w i iters have even
gone so fur as to ridicule the idea.
partment.
b) the Illinois legislature.
ny of the former world's expositions.
If these sporting writers were In
"The women are generally under­
In the exposition there will not be a
Calgary
Instead of thousands of miles
fed,” said O'Harra today. The major­ cingle article of lighting equipment
away they might lake a diffore nt
ity of the poor creatures do not know that was ever used before. A sum
attitude towards Burns' uvowed iu-
what a square meal means, while half < x ■ eding I ol.OuO has been encended
DOUGLAS. Aris., Mardi 6. Agua lentlon of "coming back." The big
of them get but two meals a day.
in a single line of experiments in the
"That’s the situation at present, is dev 'opulent of cut glass reflectors, i'rieta and other towns along the lellow is working out daily at one of
it any wonder than women in the big to be known as jewels, for use at the Northern bolder of Mexico are jubi- tlie local tire houses. With hln. he
cities go wrong? 1 am determined to exposition. The results to be pro­ ti.ut over tlie attitude of defiance to­ lias several iiusky "white hopes"
disclose ail the facts in connection, duced for their reflected light will ward the Huerta government that is whom lie Is utilizing for sparring
taken by the congtess of Sonora.
partners. Tommy is neglecting noth­
regardless of who we hit."
be of a startling and scientifically
it is said that there are 10,000 tnen ing that is usually included In the
wonderful nature.
ready to go to war against the Huerta category of a tighter in active train
CHICAGO. March 6. — Fifteen
The lluertailes are said to ing for a contest, mid above all, ap­
forces,
heads of department stores and mail
weak,
and after the tlrst eu- pears to be In extremely good condi­
lie
very
oraer houses have been summoned to
tliey will probably be badly tion.
counter
appear before the legislative white
beaten.
Since his recent statement to the
slave investigation committee tomor­
ASSOCIATION TO BE FORMED
effect
tluit lie Is willing to take on
row.
NEXT MONTH—WILL BE AFFIL­
Luther
McCarthy or any of the other
Later, it is the intention to examine
IATI D WITH THE STATE AND
lug ones. Burns lias not said much.
wholesale clothing manufacturers and
NATIONAL BODIES
Several important announcements,
other garment makers.
NEW YORK, Marcti 6.- Another however, regarding his future pro­
Julius Rosenwald, bead of the firm
I.AKEViEW, March 7. -A meeting challenge for uti International yai ht gram may be expected soon, and when
of Sears, Roebuck A Co., will be the
first witness examined when the com­ I of the local sheepmen, at which about race has been issued by Sir Thomas they are giveu out tlie sporting world
mittee commences its session tomor­ twenty were present, was held last Lipton, tlie British sportsman, w ho will know for it certainty whether or
' week in the court house here. The has built several fast boats in the not tlie former champion will enter
row.
Thirty girls, employees of depart­ meeting was called for the purpose of hopes of winning the America cup tlie squared circle again to regain tlie
belt lie lost to Jack Johnson In his
ment stores, have also been summon­ perfecting plans for a permanent from the I tilled Slates.
fmiious
Austriillau battle, December
wqol
growers
association,
and
to
that
The challenge issued by Lipton has
ed to testify.
end Dr. Lyons and Charles Arthur been received by the National Yacht 2G, 1908.
were appointed a committee to get In Club. The dell will be considered at
MEDFORD DEMOCRAT IS
TALKED OF FOR GOVERNOR touch with the national and state a special meeting of tlie executive WOOD TO HOLD
OFFICE AWHILE
wool growers associations, and to is­ board March 2 7th. It is believed that
SALEM, March 6.—There has been sue invitations to all of the sheepmen l.ipton will be in America by that
WASHINGTON. I). C., March 6 —
muct quiet talk around the legisla­ 'of this locality to be present at a time.
Announcement
was made this after­
meeting
which
w
ill
be
held
April
5th,
The general opinion in local circles
tive halls that if Governor West ad­
heres to his repeatedly expressed de­ 'at which time plans will be perfected is that the Reliance w ill again defend noon by President Woodrow Wilson
termination to retire from politics at :'or the formation of a permanent as­ the cup. Lipton is said to be unde­ that no change will be made at thia
the end of bis term, his influence and sociation.
cided whether to use the Shamrock tune in the administration or organi­
An effort should be made by all iV., which was defeated in the last zation of the army.
support will go toward making Clar­
Major General Ix-onard E. Wood
ence L. Rea ses, the representative in sheepmen throughout this section to race by the Reliance, or to build a
was
notified by the president that ho
be
present
at
such
time,
as
the
objects
the house from the joint Jackscn-
new yacht.
will
remain chief of staff for the
of
the
association
are
worthy
ones,
Douglas district, bis successor.
present.
The Medf ird lawyer has repeatedly and much benefit will be obtained by MAIL CARRIER
ALWAYS WANTED
shown himsilf to be one of the ablest membership in same.
and stronge.-t members of the house,
despite the fact that be is one of a THAW RETURNS
VERNONIA, Ore., March 6,—Prob­
TO MATTIAVAN ably no other mail route in the state
hopeless minority in that body. He is
NEW YORK, March fi.—Dr. Fred-
a hard l.ghtar, and yet fights straight
of Oregon lias had as many different
erick
Friedmann today lefl the Wal­
NEW
YORK,
March
6.
—
Learning
and parliamentary, and without in­
mail carriers within ten months' time
dulging in personMl flings. And, above today that the state proposed to use as has the route from Vernonia to dorf-Astorlu aud went to the Hotel
McAlpine, lie refuses to see uny Vis­
all, be possesses a keen sense of hu­ the proceedings before Supreme Jus­ liuxton, twenty miles distance.
itors,
saying he wishes to take an ab­
tice
Giegrich
as
a
lever
to
disclose
a
mor and fairness. Reames, despite
When the present carrier commenc­
his politics, is one of the popular bribery scandal, relatives of Harry ed work about ten days ago be made solute rest.
He wit remain in seclusion while
members of the legislature. He has ■Kendall Thaw, ', who are seeking to the nineteenth carrier within ten
come to the front strong the past two have him seleased, dropped the mat- months. As many as three different Dr. Lederele and other scientists lest
weeks.
ter.
carriers have been on the route with­ li.s tuberculosis cure cultures
Friedmann
complained
bitterly
Special Prosecutor Jerome made in a week's time.
He is a close personal and political
friend of Governor West, and has ex­ strenuous objections to the motion
it is a hard route, and the carrier that his friends are proving obstacles
erted, perhaps, the widest influence in for dismissal, and a prolonged wran- is obliged to make the round trip in a in his work.
"We’ve been misquoted grossly and
obtain.ng for the governor what few­ I g!e ensued before Thaw was ordered very few hours. The present carrier
crumbs of joy and comfort the latter returned to Mattewan asylum.
is making the best time of anyone lied about," said Friedmann's brotb-
We cannot help feeling that this
Thaw arrived this morning in CUB- yet, ana be probably will remain for er.
has obtained from the legislature.
was
deliberate,
and we will now keep
Leaders of the democratic party of tody of two detectives.
some time.
quiet until tlie board of health tests
Oreg n have been keeping a close eye
the cultures."
PORTLAND, March 6—Judge Bean
on the legislature, and its few demo­
cratic members, both for campaign in the United States district court
RANCH HAND wants position
Ad-
material and possible candidates for sustained the suit of the California-
■
dress C. G. Ferris, city.
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governor. Gossip has it that Reames , Oregon Power company of Grants
NEW YORK, March 4. — John
looks to them like splendid guberna- j Pass to enjoin the city from enforcing I lirunnon, a marble worker, fell from
tcrial t ’ her, and puts him ahead of a rate schedule ordinance, recently the 17th floor of the Municipal build­ ’ .Notice to De|Mx>itoi-N of American
Bank and Trust Company of Kliiin-
J.
. Howard, the Douglas county passed. The electric company recent­ ing to tlie bottom of an elevator shaft
at li Falla.
represent tive, who, it is argued, ly filed its schedule of rates with the .nd treated his ex|ierien<e so lightly
Notice Is hereby given that the
would be handicapped as a possible [state railroad commission, as speci- that those who ran to his aid found '
candidate for governor by the fact <_d by law. Tlie Grants Pass city .ira rolling a cigarette and casually 'American Bank and Trust company of
that he is a minister.
'ouncil, January 15th, passed an or­ i nquiring if an ambulance could be Klamath Falls, Oregon, by vote of
Howard, like Reames, is one of the dinance, forbidding the enforcement unimoned. Much Shorter falls have ¡stockholders holding more than two-
able and popular members of the of that rate by the company, ant’ im­ aken scores of lives on the recent i thirds of its capital siock, has gone
house. Tlie Glendale preacher Is, in posing a new schedule.
1 skyscraper buildings, but Brunnon I into voluntary lijiilit on, and d'<-
addition to being pastor of a Presby­
The Californ.a-Oregon Power com- [was saved from being dashed to pieces continued tlie busiio n of banking
te i n church, a banker and a busi­ ; ny recently became the assignee of ' iiecause lie landed on a bundle of I All deposits of said hank have been
owned by the First Trust and Sav­
ness man. He has been very active the Rogue River Electric company, [empty sacks. He suffered fractures
and
« s in legislative affairs, and walch corporation, in the spring of I of the leg bones and a slight scalp ing; bank of Kian.aih Jails, Oregon,
and all depositors of said Americ n
so broad and fair chat he possesses 1 1'1, made a contract with tlie city I >Guild, but will recover.
Bank and Trust c impiii.y are request­
the coni ence and respect of every of Grants Pass, fixing terms and rates
ed to present their claims to said
faction and clique In the bouse—a for supplying power for the next ten < I.ARK ilIIADS
some - ) it remarkable fact, consider- years. This was the schedule sub­
COM MISSION . First Trust and Savings hank for pay-
i ment.
A B. & T. Co.
ing the prejudice In many circles mitted to the railroad commission,
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against ; l iai.iter in politics. How­ and which the city recently objected
V ASHLNGTON, D. C., March 6.—
ard is a'so a splendid orator, and, to.
Edgar E. «'lark was today elected
Ml Eatill ('ampbell, who has hern I
like Re,
would make things hum
chairman of the IntersLne commerce
vi>
¡tin;: friends In Oakland, has re­
in a campaign.
ommisslon, to succeed Franklin K.
HONOR SYSTEM Line, the new secretary of tlie in- turned.
DISI R lili TIO N OF FLIMM IN
terlor.
., L. Short of Fort Klamath Is here
( ALHORMA ALREADY Bl i GUN
PORTLAND, March 6. — Sheriff
The new member has not been ap
Tom Word has adopted a modified
■ rited yet. It is believed that Louis nite tiding to bucino ;-;n matters. He h
• WASHINGTON, D. C., March 6.— "honor system" as Kelly Buite. The Brandies will be connected with this a gu< t at tlie Hotel Hall.
Secretary of the Interior Lane, Sen­ other day he lined up thirty-two pris- I ody for a while at least, giving spa­
ator Woi, i and Senator Perkins are Jiers within the rteckade and noti­ cial attention to certain investiga­
to be << ult<d regarding all federal fied them ti.-it live stone-bzeaking tions desired by the new adininisira-
appoint ents in California, is the de­ would begin shortly.
. tion.
cision leached by President Wilson
"Do any of you fellows expqct to
today, di ording to information re- cut. and run if you get a chance?” I ( KK < RI JSI.R IN
porte d from inside sources.
asked the sheriff. They all disclaim­
SIILI, VII TOIUOI N
A cai < us of State Senator J. B. ed the i n i e ri 11 on.
Sanfoid, Congressmen Raker, Kettncr
•’Because if you do," continued the
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 6 —
and Church, all of California, was sheriff, "I want to know It now. When T»e state department today received
held today. It is understood that the I turn you into the Rtockado there ' oriiirmatlon of tne activities of the
caucus Hgieed to give all the patron­
ill be only one guard, Instead of Turkish warship Hamldjeh yester­
age in Northern California to Raker, four or five guards with shotguns. day.
Instead of sinking one boat, us re-
and in the Southern part of the state I’m going to make y< u responsible
to Kettncr and Church.
for all e 'apes, and I expect you to I orted, tlie Hamidjeti’s broadsides
<<nt three Greek transports to the
It is believed that J. O. Davis will live up to your agreement.”
ue collector of the port of San Fran­
"That’s all right, sheriff," replied bottom. All on board the boats per-
cisco and S’ n- han superintendent of one of the prisoners. “If anyone gets i«hed.
the San Francisco mint.
away we will go after him and give
Tony Suty Is in from Malin for a
For Ills work in the California as­ b<m a ducking when we get lilm
few days. He is at the American.
sembly It Is understood that Stanford back.”
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