Image provided by: Klamath County Museums; Klamath Falls, OR
About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1913)
Donate value of the potatoes. At the present market value of 7 cents a pound live weight, the hogs fed bar-1 WIKIS DOWN AM» DEATH 1.1ST ley made a *4.87 gain, which make» tin- barley feeding value *1.62 to the UNAt All.ABl.E in ’n» hundred Lots 1 and 2. fed barley and raw Railroad Lint*» Are Demoralised and Trains Are Running Many Hours potatoes at the rate of 3 pounds of News of tin- biggest strike yet re PLYMOUTH, Mn«»., March 21 Elite-—Every Stale last of Mon potatoes to 1 pound of barley, mad«» ported in the Rochester canyon dis State Officer Scott del lined tills morn- a *4.25 gain, which gives the raw tana 1» \ isiletl hy storm—It Id trict has reached Reno, being ti-ouglil inu that aiiotlier arrest In connection potatoes a feeding value of 29 cents Feared That Many Have l.o-d Their to the hundred. Lots 3 and 4, revelv- in by a locpl man. who made a 1 er»ou- with tin* death of Rear Admiral Eaton Surveyors and Irrlpatlon Er.p ’• ci> Live« in Storm» ing six tipies as much steamed pota al investigation, says tlio Reno Ga Is possible A special session of the grand Jury CHICAGO, March 21.—Thirty-six toes as barley, made a *1.94 gain, zette. Ore averaging *1,500 across a 14- will convene next week »<• consider people are known lo Is- dead ami over giving tlio steamed potatoes a feed 500 injured M a result of the Morin ing value of 4 7 cents to the hundred, 'inch streak in a vein four feet wide the case. Klamath '■dlls, Orejón has been uncovered in tin- U. N. Har Th« polin- are uuablo to locate which »wept over the laud laM night l ots 5 and 6, fed three times as much wood lease on the Supreme claim on I where and by whom thu arsenic, steamed potatoes as barley, made a and today. the north side of Lincoln hilt. This i whit’ll caused the admiral's dcuth, The crop (lamage is eslimated at *■'.47 gain, making the feeding value -of the potatoes 42 cents to the hun- 'claim is owned by John Borland, D. ’ was purchased. $2.500J>00. KLAMATII IAEIJ» 111. Dorsey and Harwood, and the lease I dred. MoM of the fataliUcN occurred in Ml NIC IKK NE I is sublet to liarwood. It Is noticeable that those fed six Arkansas, l.oui-iana mid Missouri, \\ lien the -trike was first made the Sole Heprearntalive of Hticr- I times as much potatoes as grain did where tin- storm approached u cyclone 'not make quite this gain, so the dif- latter part of last week, the vein was II .in < lay A Un.’» Plan m , tlie in toive. PENDLETON, March 21 Three iference in feeding value is accounted covered over and the strike was kept Mein w a) and oilier leading l'i '(or It Is also noteworthy that the quiet News of it leaked out Satur men are seriously injured mid anoth mo». Ollier makea al moder MOBILE, Ala., March 21 The re steamed potatoes are worth 13 cents day, however, and when tile ledge was er »lightly us result of atnbusli of ati- priifo. Inning ami Rvpnirs. ports of fifteen people having beeL more to the hundred than raw for uncovered there were 300 per-'ons on scierai saloon men in this city by mi Igem JI (or Singer and While killed in last night's tornado at Lower feeding, as shown in the comparison tin- claim. The strike is said to be nt 'underworld gang. Hewing Mailiini-». Oliver Type Peacht’ee. La., have been confirmed. of the gains of animals fed the 3 to 1 tin- bottom of a shaft only six feet t'harle. Morrison, proprietor of the writer», lit tor and ldl»on Iter- Relief trains with nurses .nil doctors ration. deep. Tile extent and direction of the Olympia bar. lias a deep cut on th» orila mid Mm tilnrw. Hooka, Nla are rushing to the scene The entire vein is a matter for future develop sldi- ot tils head, many contusions and tlonrry ami l'lcturr«. town is reported destroyed. ment to detcimine.' The exact assay several ribs torn. Curl Churchill has It. MADSEN, Proprietor lvalue of a careful sample across the a broken jaw, and Roy Stuart muy 7ill Main Nt. MEMPHIS. Tenn., March 21.—A high grade streak was *1.5x3 in gold, lose one eye from knife wounds. lust now, Eill-aiti «-minute Retord», .’lie; 2-mlnute lt«-< ord». 21c. tornado laM night pm lically destroy DAY ID STARR JORDAN Ills DIS. it is believed that tile entire four feet Stuart, Churchill mid Nelson St ed Novie. Ark. It is reported that four Picked Dennis ate bartenders nt tlio Olym < (Hl IUD NEW VARISTI OF of ore will average *300. people were killed and fifty injured. FINNY TRIRI HI RI TOIORI ¡samples were brought back to Reno pia, mid early in the evening Ernest Walnut Ridge, Ark., suata*n<*d hea which will run from *3,000 to *5,000 Todhunter, u nortorlous character, NOT RECOGNIZED vy damage also. One man was killed «as seen to take money deposited on a ton. there and ten injured. tin- bur by a patron. An altercation David Starr Jordan, president of ensued, and Todhunter was ejected Popular Bloff, Mo., is reported de Leland Stanford University, has dis from tlie saloon. stroyed. Seven were killed there anil covered a new variety of fish that Shortly after closing hours. Morri- 1OO injured. on and the three bartenders went to Oregon people have been calling - noodle joint for lunch, und on com SHREVEPORT. 1-a. March 21.— smelt. It is an entirely new tribe of ing out were uttucked by live or six Saline, fifty miles from here, was de- Pisces. It has been christened An- men armed with knives und vitrified artoyed by a cyclone laM night. Five therinops Oregonia, and is classified brick. people were killed and thiitv injured. as distinctly different from the smelt, Before the police arrived all had made their getaway. Only one other CHICAGO, March 21. — Twenty, whom it resembles. than Todhunter wus recognized. He states are in the grip of a terrific For a number of years fishermen of wus Shorty Saunders. Warrants ure storm today. The crop damage in the |the southern coast streams of the out. t>ut so fur noue have been ap Middle West will run into the millions ¡state have been taking at this season f prehended. of dollars. ■ ... The Northeast has been swept by a j what they have regarded as an un- blizzard. Railroads are demoralized usually large variety of smelt. Tlie and many cities are cut off from wire !11,111 have been coming into the communication. L-treams, notably the Ì achats River, NEW YORK, March 21. One hun It is feared that when the telegraph -** mlles below Newport, in immense dred and ninety nine million dollars lines are restored to service it will be quantities. Their annual run is esti was the gross receipts of the Atuer- shown that many deaths have result mated to be as great as that of the an Telephone and Telegraph com- ed. A score of people were hurt in smelt. l c.ny last year, according to the year When President Jordan was in the storm here. Trains are hours ly report from the company's offices late, and a blizzard is sweeping over Portland over a year ago at the dedi- here today. The receipts show nn in- | cation of Reed Institute, he visited every state east of Montana. croase of 17,000,000 over tbe 1911 ’ Master Fish Warden Clanton's office, figures. The report also shows that INDIANAPOLIS, March 21.—A and in the small exhibit of state fish there are 7,4 56,000 Hell telephones there he noticed several of these bot gale is sweeping Indiana today. A in u-e in the United States. Frankfort cab driver, O. Vice, was tied Yachats smelt, as they have been killed by the falling of a roof. A sign called. He took them with him, and RE V li’S <,| IDI fell and ’ crushed Henry Walters to in the course of «he year that follow Illicit I s ed be made an exhaustive examina death. tion of the pedigree of the fish. Recently Master Fish Warden Clan The 1913 Reach American læBKile Damage Great Guide- tlie official handbook of th» MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 21—Wire ton has been corresponding with him ■ great junior major league presided service here Is crippled. Meagre re regarding the matter, and a few days over by famous Han Johnson—has ports from Eastern Arkansas Indicate ago President Jordan replied that the I am prepared Itt buy not) M-ll horses and handle and just made its ever welcome appear that the storm has done more than a fish had never been classified before, ance, thus ushering in one more base million dollars damage. No fatali and that he identified them as an en feed ato« k of all kinds for shipment. tirely distinct species. He said that ties have been reported. ball season; a function which it has he bad given them the scientific ap fulfilled each spring for thirty-one pellation mentioned above, and had consecutive years. This long term Wire Service Crippled embraces virtually two baseball gen CHICAGO, March 21.—Wire serv sent the specimens to the bureau of erations, as-uming that fifteen years ice in this section is crippled. Street fisheries headquarters at Washing A. A. L 1 S K E Y PROPRIETOR ton. mei-srres one generation in a field In car traffic in the city is demoralized. When Warden Clanton was touring which events move swiftly and the A blinding blizzard is raging. There has been a heavy fall of snow, with a the southern coast last spring be tors make their entrances and exits * high wind. .made some investigation of the fish, in painfully quick time. So, this long Wires east are out of service, and and lately has ordered a further in Abe Attell, who lost the feather- ('(Utlnuity of publication alone I ism but few wires are available in the Chi spection to determine the quantity iv <igiit championship of the United i.' rved to make the Reach Guido the and the advisability of marketing States to Johnny Kilbane on February standard annual publication of the cago district them. He heard last wees that they 22, last year, will try to “come back.” baseball world, without considering were running into Alsea bay at New For more than four weeks be was I <■ merits of the contents of the book, Zero Weather MINNEAPOLIS, March 21.—The port. Some inquiry among the Port i»usj at tin training quarters of Dal tint ■ ombining time and quality, we Ci temperature here is down to zero. land markets, tco, has developed the Hawkins, tl.< former lightweight, in have a publication which simply fact that some of the fish are occa i the Bronx, and fie insisted that lie stands alone in its chosen field in There is two inches, of snow. sionally in the market, and that they worked faithfully. Since Abe lost the •aery way, including the literary con have a ready sale. As a market fish, championship lie has fought Tommy tents. official records, Illustrations, Truffle Blocked MILWAUKEE, March 21.—Snow however, it has been a scarce article, Murphy twice, losing once and get .quality of paper, serviceable binding fall commemed at midnight. Four Pluns are now being made by the ting a draw in the second encounter. | und general typographical excellence. Handles a penerai stock of mer inches fell here. Street car and rail master fish warden to have some of He later fought a no-decision contest Thus, from every standpoint Is the road traffi’ is blocked. these fish sent by rail from Newport w ith Eddie Marino in Tacoma and an-j Reach Official Guide for 1913 a splen chandise and buys and sells all to the Portland markets for trial, and other with Harry Thomas in New did handbook of baseball und a de if they sell a new industry for that York, while he drew with Jimmy • fd' <l credit to tlie American League, kinds of farm produce. I to tlie Reach company of Philadel PIGS POTATOES ection of the state is promised. Walsu in Boston. The Yachtas smelt is usually more It was in St. Louis November 27th, phia as tlie publishers, and to 11 h c <1-, CORVALLIS, March 20.—That than ten inches in length, and is of that Attell suddenly made up his j itor, Francis C. Richter, the veteran steamed potatoes, fed with one-sixth f rmer flesh and better flavor than mind to quit the ring. Ho had gone baseball writer and authority. It as much barley, will fatten pigs eco the common smelt, of which this mar- six rounds with Ollie Kirke, the ¡should be noted, by the way, that this nomically has been proven by the let is now seeing the tail end ot the f<-itherweight. He stepped into the ' is tlie twelfth annual issue of the Eastern Oregon Experiment station, season. It is said that their run is ring atfer that and made tlie an Reach Guido as the official handbook where Robert Withycombe has just much later in the season than the nouncement that lie- could fight no of the American League, und the DAIKY completed exi eriments with raw’ and common variety of smelt, and in that more, and would abandon the ring. thirty-first consecutive year of Its OREGON steamed potatoes as supplementary case the new fish might be used to IH h New York friends convinced him publication by tlie A. J. Reach com feed with barley. supplement the usual season of the he was mistaken, and that is why he pany as a book of records and refer The hogi- in the experiment were common variety. made tlie second match with Kirke ence for the entire basctall world. divided into eight lots, and records for last Wednesday night at tlie For- of the different feed ration given each HENRY INSANE smti IMkW t? i ond Street Club in New York, I T and the proportionate gain made were DECLAKES JURY ■vhich he won. 1»<> k A X 1> O 11 I A? A iS W I x 10 carefully kept. Each bog in lots 1 and 2 ate an average of 170.IS pounls ALBANY, March 21.—That Ralph OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF One of the Inrg. t herds ol young Poland China boars and gilt , in the Willanietto Valley, from the of bailey and ',09.53 pounds of raw Henry was not guilty of murder in NEW I IRE TO BE ISSUED very b< t foundation stock in tlio 1'nlted States. potatoes, making a gain in weight of the killing of George Dodd at Cor Below is a partial list of our foundation stock, which shows the high standing of our herd: CO.70 pounds. Those in lots 3 and vallis last October, on the grounds ASHINGTON, D. C., March 21.— Roar—“Joo Quality," No. 101051, Grand Champion under 2 years, Oregon State I air, 1012, ■1 ate 110.30 pounds of barley and that he was Insane at the time the The h< tilth service tomorrow will pub- Roni-—"Colli"» Special,” No. 171035, bred by the Washington Agricultural College, Pullman, Wiuli. 663.75 pounds steamed potatoes, and shooting occurred, is the verdict re II di a brief statement of Dr. Fried Sow—"Nodaway Belle Illi," No. I !.*>0NH, bred by W'lllimii» Bros., Viillwn, loan. made a gain of 70.60 pounds, while turned by the Jury, after a delibera mann’s tuberculosis treatment. This Sow—"’I i i on.-eli Girl," No. IIHttil, bred by Samuel Taylor, Belmont, Washington, those in lots 5 and 6 ate 188.60 tion of ten hours and ten minutes. will be Hie first official declaration sow—“Belmont Queen," No. 4IH1G2, bred hy Samuel Taylor, Belmont. Washington. pounds of barley and 564.80 pounds Sow—“Kittle," No. II 1121, bred by J. I-'. McCool, Macon, Illinois. steamed potatoes, and made a gain SU IT* JEMAN NOT FORCED TO EAT, We ai: o have “Polly Ann" and "Nancy Hubbard,” two of tlio finest sows in tin West, both sired by of 78.10 pounds. Lots 7 and 8 ate TO STRIKE NOW «IRE IS SICK the famous boar, "Nebraska King.” 300.10 pounds of barley without po We hip only the very best selected stock, and guarantee every head. tatoes, and made a gain of 69.5 CHICAGO, March 21.—Representa- LONDON, Marcii 22.- Militant suf Young stock sold f. o. h, cure, $25, $30, $10 mid $50. pounds. i tives of the switchmen have averted fragettes declare today that Sylvia A EL STOCK REGISTERED The last two lots, fed barley alone, an immediate strike. They have de I ankhurst Is in a serious condition K. J. LANKINS, Manager were used as a check on the others cided to submit their grievances to as a result of being forced to eat by to show more definitely the propor- the Erdman conciliation board. ,'Ld„,uu tuutu.auuu uuaiu. | the guards in the Holloway Jail, Klamath County Abstract Co ABSTRACTING General Feed and Livery Stable I L R THE EXCELSIOR J. F. IES ll Dimick Stock Farm Hubbard, Oregon