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TREASURER IS SHORT FIVE CERFS only to the concerts on the famous l.unetta in Manilla. ’’From sunset to sunrise,” the order prescribes, "tightIng men arc not re quired to salute officers. but no en listed man will throw confetti in the face of an officer of the army, navy, murine corps or conslabnlaiy, or in the face of a lady escorted hv him.” ————————————————t jr,Q or 11 oo |,vr acre. King George, Assassinated Alar, IS ~ ** For n time wirj •••“ ",,m‘ h'*h nt present such Hilles nro i FRENCH BARK IS OESFROYEO but rar«. Many of th« private onterprh'«*-« have ■ become bankrupt ot* are practically insolvent, largely because tho lands tiro not being utilised for the produc tion of crops to an extent sufilclent to < liable th«* owners to pay tor the I GRIMSBY, ALBANY. March 25.—During the works. In the meantime the interest . rhe French I Maria, from Hull ♦ Vk years he has served a.t county «hurges ami cost of miilntoniinee nml FtalK'Isco to I Elks io Dance treasurer, W. W. Francis has handled «peratiou have eaten up not only tho I long voyage, Local Elks and their wives dlnust >r and «!*•- $1,839,651.22, and is snort 5 cents I lOHfiective profits, but the Investment I >. 11 Uctloil hel'e. in his accounts. That is the report of «lan e Friday evening. March 28. The Itself. <■ tseuty four men were saved by the F. M. Redfield, who lias Just complet affair was to have been held a week There Is always considerable risk In 1 i raw ler Amer. ed the work of experting the treasur ago. but was postponed because of the pioneering, and oven though lands er’s books, and who has tiled a report death of Mrs. Don Lytle. I'he Marie »«til ashore before day ■ may be irrigated and successfully light at Hal «borough. In the North with the county court certifying to the cropped for a time, there has resulted iSea, during u biisxard, unJ was quick Mrs. Richard Shore Smith of Eu accuracy of Francis’ accounts and (from excessive use of water tho de ly pouuded to pieces by terrific sens complimenting him on the manner in gene will arrive in the city this even struction by Hwamplng or alkali of The crew was In a desperate plight ing on a visit to Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt. which they have been kept. from 15 to 30 per cent of the lands ami had lost hope when the Amer Mr, Itedtield not only checked the She is en route home after a visit to which at first were highly productive. « alile up, launched u llfobo.it . nd took books fully to see if Francis had ac San Francisco. In Hhort, there are certain damages off the crew, making several perilous counted to the county for all moneys connected with farming under Irriga trips. W. P. Johnson, sales manager of received, but he also checked over tion, as in any new business, which the treasurer's special accounts with 'the Klamath Development company, I'he captain and mate of tho Mario «<■. ». (are not always taken Into account by the various school districts aud cities i arrived in the city Tuesday on a refused to leave tho ship until every ¡brief visit. ¡investor« who nro not thoroughly fa- of the county, and found every one man had been saved The Amor’s life miliur with tho risks Involved absolutely correct. boat was too much batl«l«d by Jho Under these conditions. It Is being storm to return for them, and tho re«ognised that further agricultural Many queries have been received stewurd of the Frouch nark dived development in the far West must bo by legislators concerning the provi (Continued from Page I) from the Amer with a life lino and ; «lone. If at all. largely through con sions of the widow's pension bill, swam to the wreck llo md tho cap struction by the government, because which will be come a law in Oregon in rect communication with Peru, said of the fact that the government with tain ami mute were ultimately drag- June. ; this afternoon: its present system, can, and Is. build ge«l through the sea to the rescuing The inquiries are for the most part Vessel. “I have positive assurance from ing thes«« works more eeononiicnlly M answered by a summary of the act, (Peru at 1 o'clock this afternoon that than private c ipltal, as it Is not re though in many cases the question of mi \ICANN io: tin quired to pay the high rntc of Inter-( relief will be a matter of judgment I 300 people are dead there as a result Kill BIG BATTLE est, nor does It consider the profits of resting with the county courts, as (of the floods.” the works, Tile cost of the work« • -------------- there may be some difficu'ty in apply I Dol GLAS. Arlx . March 25. Gen built by tho government has ranged ing the law to specific cases that will SIDNEY, O.. March 26.—From 100 oral Obregon and 1,000 <'<>t>stiHonnl- from $2 2 per acre up to $93 par acre, be presented. to 500 people were drowned in Piqua, (Copyright by I nderwood & Underwood) and has averaged something under Ists are encamped within striking dis tance of t'ananca Tho armistice sX- Section 1 of the act states generally according to unconfirmed dispatches $45 per acre. pired at u«>uu today. those who are entitled to relief, It from there. The streets have been as rapidly as they are received. converted into raging torrents. At the American consulate twenty- says: Communication Established five American women and children "Every woman who has one SELL [are being guarded. CINCINNATI, O„ March 26.—Al ABSENCE OF FEDERAL ATTOR COLUMBUS, O., March 26,—John more children under the age of NEY CAUSEN A POsUPONEMENT hT« resumption of hostilities Is sx- years and whose husband is either , Bell, wire chief at Dayton, telephoned though communication with Dayton. PORTLAND, March 26. Railroad OF OREGON A CALIFORNIA I pet ted momentarily. dead or is an inmate of some Oregon Ito Governor Cox at 1 o'clock this af Middletown and Hamilton has been ties at $12 a thousand, and iho mills RAILROAD CASE — institution, or by reason of physical ternoon as follows: not eager ut ull to sell, Is the report indirectly opened, it is impossible to NNil.I.ll RIT< IIIE ’’The Russel apartments at West or mental disease is wholly unable made by the purchasing agent of one PORTLAND, March 26 Argument FIGHT'S JI I.Y 4 to work, and whose support and the Third street and the Boulevard are accurately estimate the fatalities as of the transcontinental railways who before Federal Judge Wolverton in support of whose children is depend on fire. People are jumping from the yet has been canvassing the local market. I • SAN Fit ANt'IHt'O, Marek 25.— ent wholly or partly upon her labor, (burning building into the water. Reporters for the Cincinnati Post, the Oregon & California Railroad lie entered the market here for ; Writing from Milwaukee, Willi« shall be entitled to the assistance as About 200 people are dead in River who have been in Dayton, telephoned company land grant forfeiture suit 1,000,000 ties for his line, aud was I Ritchie says be will deL-nd his title provided for in this act, for the sup dale and North Dayton, Tho fatal- from Lebanon that Dayton officials re has been postponed from April 8 to .much surprised to encounter (lie stiff either in this city or In Los Angeles April 28th, at the instance of B. I), ities are growing, and may reach port of her child or children. (prices aski-d, which Indicates the stiff i July 4th. Ills opponent will prob- gard an estimate of 500 dead as con- Townsend, special district attorney, ,ably be the winner of tho CroM-Itlv- i 1,000." tone of the lumber market. This makes it clear that the appli Townsend is also attorney for the ers battle In New York — I servative. The purchasing agent first went to cant must have one or more children Many parts of the stricken city can government in the Alaska coul cases (■rays Harbor, where it was under 26. — Near- COLUMBUS, O., March under 16 years of age as a first con not be reached, and hundreds of peo- being pressed before the criminal stood the mills were not rushed. The dition. These children must be de ly all of the wires out of this cRy are pie are missing. courts in Chicago, and cannot reach very best «41 e could do there was $12 down. Estimates of the dead vary pendent wholly or partly upon her I Portland by the date at first set for I a thousand, lie came back and tried labor. If not a widow, she must from 50 to 5,000. COLUMBUS, O., March 26.—Gov taking up argument here. Governor Cox estimates that there to gi t a bld from the Lewis River Tie show that the father is physically or ernor Cox has been informed that All testimony is in, and with the Association, and found that the mills are 250,000 homeless people in the Notice of Sheriff's Male mentally unfitted to work, or has Dayton is on tire, and that people are taking up of argument next month, 'state. The damage is incomputable. By virtue of an execution In fore ot this concern were booked for u year been committed to some of the state final stages of the trial on merit are ahead, and would not figure on any closure duly Issuod by the clerk of In Dayton. Piqua, Sidney, Middle burning to death there. institutions. : At 3 o’clock this afternoon the gov- being reached. While tho evidence is thing at all sooner. He next skirted the circuit court of th« county of If a man is blind, and his wife is town and Tippacanoe City the great est damage was done. It is reported ernor announced his determination of voluminous, it is not believed that uround all the big mills of Portland Klamath, State of Oregon, dale«! the working to support the children, it 500 people were killed in Piqua alone, (reaching the stricken city with troops ! the argument will consume much and along the Columbia, but could 22<l day of March, 1913, In certain seems that she would come under the 11113 cannot V cl U 11 v/ v be MV confirmed. v- v U 11 1 1X1x7 M • I (and ■ ■ — — other —— -- assistance - — . ■■ ■ — — without ----- — — — regard ——-— — time, because of the thoroughness ' not get a rise. None of the big plants action in tho circuit court for said act. This would apparently be a ques 1 This I The entire Ohio National Guard has to the cost. case has been covered which are very busy now with orders county and state, wherein J a me« tion of circumstances, as some blind been ordered out, and Governor Cox All troops in Western New York in the hearing on demurrer. Although for the railroad and cargo trade, Tobin, us plaintiff, recovered Judg men have employment that enables tas appealed to neighboring states for'and all troops available in the Cen- this is a trial on the merits, both wanted to consider a lie order under ment against J A. Beat and Lillian J them to make a good living. The | question of dependency, which is a supplies. The legislature will prob- tral Department have been ordered to sides concede that the issues are real any condition. Then the railroad offi Best for the sum of six thousand be in readiness to proceed to Ohio ly matters of law, which have already cer had to go back to Grays Harbor i twenty-eight aud 93-100 dollars on matter of proof in each case, must be ably appropriate $250,000. been determined by the decision of n«l place his order for $12, an«l found the 20th day of November, 1912. In Hamilton 13 people are known and Indiana. constantly kept in mind. The house this afternoon passed a the demurrer hearing. Notice Is hereby given that I will that no one was any too eager to con The act distinguishes between the to be dead and 100 missing. bill appropriating $250,000. The When Judge Wolverton first decld- In Middletown seven people are on the 26th day of April. 1913, at tho sider the tie business. sums to be paid to those whose chil I i bill was amended in the senate mak- ed against the railway attorney on known to be dead and 100 missing. front door of the court house. In dren are entirely dependent, and From eight to thirty feet of watering it $500,000. demurrer, attorneys for the company FAST FREIGHT Klamath Falls, In said county, at 2 those who are only partially so. If HIT BL 4'Y< MINE o’clock In the afternoon of said day, wholly dependent upon the mother, covers the entire city of Dayton Peo-. A telegram from Delaware, O., this concluded to appeal directly, but later ¡either to secure greater delay or to I sell at public auction to th« highest pie have taken refuge in high build- 1 afternoon follows: they are entitled to $10 pe~ month "Twenty-five people are dead here gain some fancied advantage in going ANNA, 111., March 25,- Fifteen bidder, for cash, the following de for one child, and to $7.50 per month ings and on the hills on the west side. In Columbus 15,000 are homeless ; and thousands are homeless." before the highest courts in an ap- people were killed at Makena, III., H« rlbed property, to-wlt: for each additional child. General Wood telegraphed Cover- peal from a refusal of a new trial in north of here, last night during a and the fatalities are estimated at I The southwest quarter and the Where the children are only partly (nor Cox as follows: from six to 200. the lower courts, taking testimony southwest quarter of the southeast cyclone. dependent upon the labor of the quarter of section five (5), th« A fast freight on the Illinois Cen mother, the latter is entitled to re I “Express from Columbus tentage , was decided upon, aQd the form of a and cots for 2,000 people, besides trial on its merits pursued, This pro tral railroad was blown off the track northwest quarter of the northeast Tiffin Suffers ceive only such sum as the difference medical supplies. ” TOLEDO, March 26. — Word was cedure has involved about a year, as quarter and the north half of the and twenty-five cars were ditched. between her income from other Governor Cox issued the following testimony was taken in all parts of northwest quarter and lot live (5) sources than her labor, and the sum brought from Tiffin by a special mes Summon* the country. of section eight (8); the northeast she would receive if they were wholly senger. He reports the death of 50 statement: the Circuit Court of the H ’ ato of “ Farmers and everybody who can In view of the fact that the lower In people in the flood there. quarter of the northeast «juarter dependent. The act does not apply to i I Oregon, for the County of Klam possibly get boats to Dayton ought to and lotH IIK« (5), six (6) and seven court haH decided the law points in any child which has property of Its WASHINGTON, D. C., March 26.— do so, even at the risk of their own the case already, and the taking of ath. (7) of section seven (7), nil In own “sufficient” for its support, nor township forty (40) south, range to any child which does not live with President Wilson is preparing an ap lives. Buildings on Third street in | estimony is regarded rather formal, Margaret Denney, Plaintiff, ten (10) east of the Willimotte vs. Dayton are on fire, and the people in it is believed that the Judge will not peal to the country for funds for the its mother. 00 Meridian, containing 4 79.1 1 acres, find it necessary to take the issue un Clarence W. Denney. Defendant. The purpose of the act is declared Red Cross Society for the relief of them are dying. according to government survey, in der advisement for any considerable To Clarence W. Denney, the Above- flood victims in Ohio and Indiana. to be to keep children with their Named Defendant: EUGENE HAS BUT Klamath county, state of Oregon. ■ period after argument is finished mothers, so home life may be main In the name of the State of Oregon: ONE CANDIDATE Taken and levied upon ns th«- proper next month. The case Involves 2,300,- PERU, Ind., March 26. — Sixty peo tained. If the mother is found to be 000 acres of land yet held by the Ore You are hereby summoned and re- ty of the said J. A Best and Lillian J. improvident, careless or negligent in ple are reported drowned here. Some • EUGENE, March 25.—For the first gon and California for the Southern qulred to appear and answer the com Be«t, or as much thereof ns may be the expenditure of money, some other estimates are as high as 100. plaint filed in the above entitled suit necessary to satisfy the said jttdg- The Wabash River has flooded the time in at least a decade, there is but Pacific. person may be designated to take within six (6) weeks after the first ment in favor of James Tobin, against city with from five to twenty-five feet ( a single candidate for mayor of Eu- charge of the expenditure of the publication of this summons in the snld J. A. Best and Lillian J. Best, water. gent, for when the time of filing peti- In the March circular sent out by of money. Hundreds of people are marooned Hons expired the petition of D. E. the National City bank, one of the Klamath Republican, a newspaper, to- with Inter.-st thereon, tog. thcr with The juvenile court will handle all greatest financial institutions In the Iwlt: On or before the 8th day of ill costs and dlsburscm -nts that havo buildings, which are likely to col-| Yoran was the only one on file, in cases under the act in Multnomah Many candidates were suggested in country, considerable attention is May, 1913, which Is the date of the or may accrue. county and the county couits in all lapse. Dated tit Klamath Falls, Oregon, The weather is bitterly cold, and a tentative way, including one prom paid to the irrigation projects of last publication of this summons, anil the other counties of the state. The you will take notice that, if you fall March 22, 1913 inent club woman, but no petitions Uncle Sam. Attention is particularly there is grave danger of a famine. court has power to summon witnesses io appear and answer or plead within , were circulated except for Mr. Yoran. called to the failure of settlers to take C. C. LOW, Sheriff. If a widow marries, her allowance INDIANAPOLIS, March 26.—The There will be opposition 'or all other advantage of the offerings of the gov the said time, the plaintiff, for want By GEO A. HAYDON. Deputy. ceases, and no allowance Is giv i af 3-27-4-17 ernment. The article follows In part: thereof, will apply to the above en ter a child passes the age of 16. The flood in Indiana is the worst in the positions on the ballot April 7. titled court for the relief demanded “ In the aggregate, as shown by the history of the state. The loss of life act applies to all who are ’•eeidents of Notice of Filinl .Settlement recent census, about 13,000,000 acres in the complaint filed in said suit, to- the state at the time of its passage, will be over 100, and some estimates In the Matter of the Estate of Nannie For a decree of tho above en- wlt: have been irrigated, but this amount are made as high as 1,000. and all who were residents at the M. Pankey, Deceased. has not all been utilized. There are titled court forever dissolving the Peru suffered most. time of the occurrences of evffBts Notice Is hereby given that the un BUENA VISTA, Ore., March 25.— literally millions of acres now lying bonds of matrimony existing between The entire Wabash Valley is flood which entitle io relief. dersigned, as administrator of Hald dormant to which water has been i I Sheep shearing Is practically all fin this plaintiff and defendant herein, ed. Numerous cities are isolated, aud estate of Nannie M. Pankey, deceased, ished in Polk county for this season. and for such other and further relief brought at an expense of from $40 to it is feared that the fatalities will be SOLDIERS MAY lias tiled bls final account iih such ad | The farmers say that tho yield of $50 an acre, or more. Relatively few as to tho court may seem equitable. IGNORE OEFICERS large. This summons is published once a ministrator with the clerk of tho After sixty hours of downpour, the ' wool is much lighter this year than persons are now taking up or pur week for six (6) consecutive weeks county court of the state of Oregon, ; for many years past, and attribute chasing these reclaimed lands, and rain is still general, and the flood has WASHINGTON, D. C., March 25.— : the cause to the few storms during In the Klamath Republican, a news for Klamath county, and the said there is a more or less temporary con not erached the crest. Enlisted men in the United States paper, published weekly within the court has fixed Saturday, April 26, | the winter. Three or four pounds dition of stagnation In agricultural The damage in Indiana will army in the Philippines can swagger i per shc-ep is the average city of Klamath Falls, county of 1913, at the hour of 10 o’clock In tho among many development of the West Is easily past their officers during band con $25,000,000. , large flocks. Klamath, State of Oregon, pursuant forenoon of ifild dny as tho tlmo for traced to the Inflation of values of certs without saluting o' otherwise to an order made and entere«! on the hearing any and all objections to said The price of mohair satisfles this raw land, which culminated about Morgue Established recognizing their superiors’ existence, COLUMBUS, O„ March 26.—At | year, and the long mohair brings an 1911. The attraction of the West has 21st day of March, 1913, by the Hon. account and for settlement thereof. but they must not indulge in any such Dated this March 27, 1913. pleasantries as throwing confetti in 9:10 this morning John Bell, wire ¡extra price. William Riddell & Sons been In the opportunity of obtaining Henry L. Benson, judge of the nbove WILLIAM H. PANKEY, (shipped 250 pounds of mohair, 16 entitled court, and the flrHt publica free government land by homestead chief at Dayton, telephoned to Gov thefaces of the officers and the offi Administrator of the Estate of Nanni« tion thereof 1 h made in «aid news i inches long, for which they received entry, or ch,eap land by purchase. The ernor Cox that the flood victims will cers wives. This is the burden of an M. Pankey, Deceased. order issued by Major General J. number about 100, mostly women and , $4 a pound from Adams & Co. of New building or even the proposal to build paper on the 27th (lay of March, 191J KEESEE & GROESBECK, Attorneys Iirrigation works has caused prices for ALBERT E. ELDER, j York. Mohair growers In all the lo- Franklin Bell, commanding the force children, for Administrator. Attorney for Plaintiff. • callties agree that the market has raw land to advance from little or A temporary morgue has been es- in the islands. The order was receiv- I 3-27-4-24 r 3-27-5-8 r nothing, or say from $5 per acre up to ed here this week, and is applicable tablished. Bodies are being cared for started with a good price. AFTER HANDLING MORE THAN .A MILLION DOLLARS O* <XM MT1 MoENY, ALBANY MAN'S BOOKS SHOW Ul* W ELL OAYTON DEATH ROIL IS EKURMOIIS