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KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 24. 1913
VOL. KVI1I.
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BINGHAMTON, N. Y., July 23 -
NEW YORK, July 23
Daiiomcy
Th«? body of Fred Landen, the log­
ASH I.AND, July 23. Tlie work of
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oner today gave the following ger, who with Harry Stone drove a In Africa, long known to musical com­ arty louring Central Oregon Report
ii mysterious surveying «few in the
ievi»ed figures in connection with the tean. into Williamson River on the edy and vaudeville fame, leaped into
V ciir'» < «i|i»lin« (ioti Cliarges Are Aniilmiil railroad yards Is causing con-
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.c:>t In the Coming Con-
burning of the Freeman overall fac­ morning of July 1!, v.'su; found T« i «- n - real prominence whet: Amgoza Lee of
» ih-mble loturiient In riillroiul eireles
Xmi < oiiolilei oil Dellii«|u«*ut,
tory yesterday:
veution
of
tlie Central Oregon IN-
<lay a mile and a half below the Wil- that far away lan«l brought to New
ml ieii« »tug ruinots of shops In A m I i -
Charred bodies recovered, 19.
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r
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nreparrtlon
vhicb
he
said
llam-'in
River
bridge.
Sto
’
iC's
body
'••t.,, «-nt League—Phil I hi I«-» Will
Lind. Tber«' have been runrirs the
Died in liospita.N, 2.
was found Saturday.
a culd u k‘- human fi‘ -h insensible to
al p l >< ir thr.I In tin- event Of the Sa1 -
■»oon 1 «I »t Another Automobile
Missing and believed dead, 44.
The two men had hired a team and fire.
i '.iiriito shot » being Ink :ti from tli««
F.itsily injured, 10,
I he I. ihn I It.*, lunnit Ion tulli <•.
buggy
arty to Kia. lath W<>n«lerlan«l
from a local liver-' stabl • to
Not only din be assert that his dis­
.< itloin Pacific railway
the Un­
Badly Injured, 7.
po
to
Algoma,
They
were
seen
to
had
that
amazing
property,
but
covery
to« rger, Ashland would b>- hr -It«' < !
HHght|y injur« <l and taken bom«« 23 drive the team Into the water near he convinced no less a skeptic than
The folio*
'to- i Iro.id »Iiops which would employ
The ‘ Flying Sq iad" which is tour­
Escaped unhurt, 6.
the bridge on the Klamath reserva­ Fire Commissioner Johnson by a prac-
reived today
about 2oO men
ing
Southern itid Central Oregon in
Tli> dead are mostly girls and wo­ tion, a sd the team Mt as drowned.
i demonstration on Lee's own eb-
projx, head
As to tlw truth of these rumors it men,
the
Interest* of tne Central Oregon
No trace of the men wa found un­ <»:*v skin. Th«- African call» his in-
ment of th« interior al Waalilngton
. - mid Is linpoMlble t<> get anything
Development League congrex», to be
A1I last night tlie ruins of the fac­ til Stone's body came up Saturday.
v ■ ition 'dryon.” and It is prepared
"In addition to the relief grauled iJi'iiiilti-
Punt experience ha» shown tory wi re surrounded by crowds of
held here in August, arrived last eve­
to water .users by the secretary of the It to be the policy of railroad n»m- people, including th* hysterical par­ 'I bls 1«-<1 some to believe that the two fi om the juice of the Dahomey paw­ ning,
Today the members of the
men bad purposely drowned the team paw.
Interior under tin public notice dated paulM to deny the Intetitlou of mak-
party, ..comuin ed by a large num­
ents of the iniaslng girls. At day­ In order to give the impression that
L« e made his discovery accidental­ oer of local boosters, went to Merrill,
June 23. 1913. the secretary bus au­ Ing MUi'h moves, even after they were break si «ires still waited for some
they themselves were drowned.
ly, he explained. The people of Da- where a booster meeting is being held
thorized n further extension of the definitely decided upon, but whether sign of tlieir relatives.
time fur the payment of the operation pr not this I n the case now no one
tiomey are accustomed to use the paw­ this afternoon.
The tnt« rise heat still deters the
Mill to lt«-«uiiie
paw juice, which they call “droyon,"
charge» for the year 1913 to those knows.
Tonight t bnaguet and reception
i starch work.
Captain Harry Gallagher of the for a 'otlon. applying it to cuts and
who arc unable to make the payment
will be held at the White Pelican ho­
The rumors arc that surveyors have
steamer Canby, who is also superin- bruise*.
at thia lime.
tel in honor of the squad. At this it
been Netting stakes on the forty-acre SOTTO VOCE lie
tendent of the Big Basin Lumber
L« noth el one day that after he
"Parties wishing to obtain this ex­ tract owned by the Southern Pacific
believed that the tentative program
U HISPEIII’IIOXI.
company's Went Side sawmill, stated had applied the juice to hi* hand for for the meeting will be outlined.
tension can do so by tiling with the adjoining the roundhouse and yards,
today that the plant will commence ja scratch that he did not feel the
local reclamation <>tn< iuls u icrtlficnte mid from remarks between the m«'n
Members of tie party are Phil 3.
A telephone
LONDON, July 23
that they are unable to make th« pay­ the Inference has been drawn Hint tlie for lovers, called tlie whisperphone, operations the 1st of Angust. The he. t ». hen he accidentally got too Bates, publisher of the P.’cific North­
ments nt thia time, and agreeing Io sit« of shop buildings Is being laid. was granted a pate ent here today. In mill has been shut down for some near a fire. lie experimented with «ve*t, who re resents ti e Portland
time owing to a log shortage, but will the stuff then, and found that if the Co imercial Club; Dean A B. Cord-
pay in addition to the regular opera­
I oral officliils declare utter ignorance appearance it resembles the ordinary
be running the remainder of the sea­ body i* mated with it the flesh is im- ley of the Oregon Agricultural Col­
tion charges, an extra charge of one
ns to tlie intent of the survey, and the phone, but the mouthpiece is deeper,
son.
cent per acre per month or fraction
mune from fire. That is, one could lege; R. H. Crozier, assistant general
proverbial « lam I* loquacious ns com- .and the bashful lover who formerly
thereof from July 21, 1913, until
passenger agent of the 3. P.. & 3.,
not
feel pain from fire
pared wltli tiie members of n railroad dared not ask If Angelina loved him
paid, and so computed that the sec­
and
L. M Foss, traveling freight and
'¡:s much as ever, for fear of the ridi-
surveying party.
ond mouth begins August 21, 1913.
passenger agent for the O.-W. R. & N.
Lilins
Show
Pailiament
colleagues,
can
uow
rule of his office
"Those falling to mak« such appli­
PARIS, July 23.—Parliamentary They have been out of Portland sev­
safely whisper sweet nothings, know­
MiiTul« A < "LISTS
cation. nnd who have not paid the
life
in Paris is to be shown on the eral days, and will be away for a week
TO HOLD ICACEH ing that iu the cup there is a little
movies,
as the result of successful longer.
spiral coil which will quiver to his
the 191
All are strong iu expressing the
negotiations between a leading firm of
DENVER. Colo . July 23
Many o! most subdued tones.
fact that the coming convention will
film
makers
and
the
French
govern
­
Incidentally the Instrument will be
Ils« crack motorcycle riders nnd most
ment. Permission was today officially be the best ever. In every town, they
of th«- motorcycle "fans” of the Unit­ valuable for business men who find
given for the taking of a series of say, there is much interest shown.
ed States anti mblod here today for theuiseives compelled to discuss con­
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“The Oregon Agricultural college
The annual heglra of frogs and pieturM showing the various stages
tlic the opening <>f the national conven­ fidential matters in public places.
will
have several of the faculty here
of
debates
in
the
chamber
of
deputies
toads from Lake Ev.'.iuna to Upper
np- tion <>f tlie Federation of American
for
the
extension work." said Bates,
Klamath luike commenced today, and and the senate, and the legislators
the Motorcyclists. The meeting w 111 be In
and
the
matter of succecssee of indi­
this forenoon thousands of frogs and displayed much anxiety to figure on
m wslon until the 26th, the last two
vidual farmers in Southern and Cen-
the
films.
The
picture
show
the
empty
toads were seen on all the principal
days being devoted to a racing meet
tr I Oregon will also ue taken up.
trc<ts, hopping in the direction of benches in the mornings, the arrival
at
Overlaud
Park.
Two
thousand
del-
*un Power n Huccea»
of the legislators, a dozen or so dep­ Ths, it is believed, will be of benefit
the Upper Lake.
LONDON. July 23. The sun power < g.iti ■ are in attendance.
to all of the farmers.
It has long been noted that at th s uties discussing laws affecting the
I lie races will decide the national
plant d<*»Igni'il by Frank Shuman. tin-
“Epon my return to Portland with
¡'.is< I: of the y. ar t -ete reptiles lea- e whole of France, the solemn arrival of
this party, I will leave immediately
American engineer, to carry on the chamidonshlps. amateur and profes­
the marshes of the lower lake at 1 the president, life in the lobbies, a afterwards to cover practically the
work of Irrigation In the Nil» » 1 Valley, sion: I. covering tn. ny classes and <iis-
river for Upper Klan’ath Lake, ln- stormy afternoon session, and the same territory with a party headed
Heve ..I tbousend dollars
Is an unqualified success, according tmic<
thronged refreshment bar.
INSANE INMATE OF Till JAIL stead of following the vaterway co
by 1 resident J. M. Averill of the Port­
to the official report received here to- worth of pilzes b've been oTered. E.
nectlng
the
two
lakes,
e
he
frogs
tai
tils
GASHES
INTO
Ills
FORI
land Chamber of Commerce. This or­
Tile device in*** Arm»’ionx. foitrcr Denverite, who
day from Cairo,
Bull and Roses
a more direct route through tl
ganization is composed of the heads
proved to be more efficient and rco- hold» ¡In long distance ch. tnplonshlp
MADRID,
July 2 3.—A rose thrown
street*
of
the
city,
tiaveling
near
y
of the biggest jobbing, manufacturing
nomlcul. even with the river nt Its of tlie Middle Wait, is the favorite
into the bull ring at Toulouse was re­
IX STEEL CAGE
three miles in this manner.
and shipping interests, and their work
lowest level, than pumps run by coal for tile distance events, as he lias been
sponsible for the death of Antonio is largely carried on with the national
Although
tl:«
frogs
are
much
in
e*
i-
fuel engine», or the old hand method showing tr«'iiiendous speed In went
Fernendei. a noted matador, who was lawmakers, taking up such big prob­
Many of the delegates made
of lifting the water Into the ditches. races
Still another attempt at self de- dence during their migration. th< y
frightfully gored and trampled by an lem as transportation, shipping, har­
Lord Kitchener, the British agent in the trip to Denver on motorcycles tr union was made Wednesday by A. have never yet caused any damage to
infuriated bull just as he was about bor and river improvements. The
;
¡its
or
any
form
of
vegetation.
Egypt, who recently Inspected tin' M.iti.' touring pnrtlcs fr m Nebraska, ,M. Gathers, adjudged insane Monday.
to give it the final sword stroke. The Portland business men are just awak­
plant, believes It will be of enormous Kansas, Utah, New Mexico. Indiana, This afternoon he procured an ax
fight was witnessed by a large number ening to the wonderful possibilities
help In the agricultural develt pinent Iowa and oilier nearby states are while out In the jail yard, and upon ARK \ X> IS II VS HER I 1 1.1.
of women, some of whom, to express of Central Oregon, and the immense
SHARE
OL
GOl
LRXoRs
here.
his return to jail started gashing his
of the Soudan and Upper Egypt.
tlieir admiration for the matador's trade which is steadily growing larger
forehead, holding the ax in both
skill
and grace threw roses into the and this trip of Averill's will do a
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., July 23.—
hands and striking his head with the
L 11. Robertson, county manager of
arena.
Fernandez slipped on one of great deal toward interesting influen­
Mrs. Robert Jones and her daugh-
Arkansas is today holding a special
the I'acllic Telephone and Telegraph
blade.
the
flowers
at the critical moment, tial men in the development of this
ti
iH.
Miss
Jessie
Jones
and
Miss
Mary
«•lection
to
elect
a
g.r.i'i'uo*
to
serve
Other prisoners took the weapon
company, left tills morning for Port­
and before he could recover his bal­ great region.’
Jones
of
Lafayette,
Ind.,
are
here
to
the
unexpired
term
oi
Governor
Joe
w
hen
he
w
as
dls-
away from Gather
land to attend to business matters.
visit th" former's daughter, Mrs. J. invert'd, but not before he had made 1' Robinson, recent.* elected Jutted ance the bull was upon him.
H. F. Cole of Ashland and R. J.
. u«lg • Georg • vV.
Brockenbrougiu. They will spend some ugly cuts. He was placed In the states senator.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Knlebaugh of
County
Commissioner
Guy
Merrill
of Hilt are here for a short
Cole
Hays
of
Camden
is
the
democratic
th.«
summer
here.
steel cage by Sheriff Low, anl ail the
Malin are Klamath Falls visitors.
nominee. and his election ’.* rs gener­ is here front Merrill on a business visit, They came today on motor-
furniture, etc., was removed.
cycles.
Gather has made repented attempts ally conceded, ns Arkansas is strongly trip.
to kill himself.
He has beat his democratic. Harry H. Myers is the
skull with a rock, nnd has also driv­ 11 publican nominee and George W.
en a nail into his side. He Is being Murphy, forinei attorney general and
held pending the arrival of attendants timocratic leader. is the progressive
from the state Insane asylum.
candidate.
Today's election brings to an end
|*rh><-e IL'tiry to Eton
< ne of the most remarkable political
United Press Service
I ¡stories of the state, in the last six
LONDON. July 23,—Eton College, i ninths Arkansas has had five United
most fatuous nnd ancient of the exclu­ States senators and four governors.
sive establisliments called "public ¡The death of United States Jeff Davis
schools” in England, is preparing last January caused it all. J. N. Heis-
HII1KI'.
"When I made tlie trip through the IzUglU
llaglo Ridge.
wftli mixed feelings for the arrival kell was appointed by Governor Dona-
Multnomah i'ass National Forest Re-'
"Tho trip was not spent entirely in of Prine«» Henry, third son of King ghey to succeed Davis. W. M. Kava­
The county court late Tuesday af­
This position, which was created by
serve, seventy-live miles from Seattle, viewing the wonderful scenery, how­ George, who begins his studies there naugh was then elected by the legisla­
I Imagined there was nothing in the ever. for I devoted quite a little time I tills fall. The usual precautions ture to berve out the unexpired term ternoon appointed Sam T. Summers the recent session of the legislature,
world in tlie way of timber scenes to io soil testing, and 1 found the soil to against epidemics are being redoubled of Davis, nnd finally Jce T. Robinson, as roadmaster. In this capacity he is one of great importance to the
compare wltli it.
This Idea was Le of the very best. In fact, I have this summer, and royal sanitary ex- who had just been elected governor, will have supervision over all of the highway systems of all the counties
of the state. Under the guidance of
speedily dispelled when I nutoed Mon­ I oiiik I iH'ttcr soil nl only one »pel, the perts have turned the college upside and had enteted upon his term of
highway improvement work in Klam- one man, it Is believed that the work
day nnd Tuesday around Upper Kluni- liHle I n I iiik I n in the San Joaquin lllv- down in their search for faulty drains, office, was elected United States sen­
ath county.
will be more uniform, and the appro­
■th Lake In company with Judge Wor­ er; mill thcie the advantage I n only etc.
ator for the six year term. Davis had
The
duties
of
Mr.
Summers
will
priated
money will be spent where It
den and Harry Anglin, nnd viewed in tlie ii>iit»< r of a little greater depth.
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been the primary nominee to succeed carry him to all | parts of the county,
will
net
the best results.
the marvellously beautiful Umber I examined tlie soil to a depth of five
|,otM of Fares
himself, and his death left the assem­ nnd he will be held
responsible to
The appointment of Summers will
nenes while enjoying the comforts and six leet where they are excavat-
DENVER, July 22.- On acount of bly free to act.
ti e county court for the condition of be hailed with delight by all the good
of a spin on the boulevnrd In a mod­ Ing for bridge foundations, nnd find the threatened deficit in the city’s
The special election was called by al’ the roadways, He is required to
' road advocates.
In addition to a
ern cur," Hnid L. M. Schofield, the San an exceedingly rich peat that will finance«, three license ordinances acting governor J. M. Futtrell. The
see that the improvements ordered 'long residence and a thorough ac­
Francisco contractor, win is uere to stand continuous farming for hun- w«nt into effect here today. They democratic nomination was by pri­
are properly carried out and the right quaintance with prevalent conditions
make tlie artificial Btone to lie used In dreds of years ”
{provide annual taxes upon dealers in mary, and Judge Hays was nominated materials used.
in all parts of Klamath county. Sum­
tlie finishing of tlie now e >nrt house.
Tills statement, coming from one, meat, hucksters and peddlers nnd over former Congressman Brundidge
Before any road improvement or mers was until January one of the
"I’ve been in a gooJ many coun­ who enjoys an exulted position in tlie dealers in cigarettes. The present tax by ueaa than 1,000 votes. Brundidge repair work is paid for in warrants
commissioners of the Klamath county
tries,” continued Mr. Schofield, and realm of chemistry ,nnd who has on cigarettes is ,50 a year. It prob­ contested the primary, alleging fraud drawn upon the road fund for that
court. This gives him a good insight
seen many of tlie ‘World » Wonders,’ spent years In testing soils, Justifies ably will be raised to |300. From in several counties, but the state com­ district, the county court will await
into the individual needs of each road
out never have I seen anything equal the prevailing belief in Klamath coun­ ,7 5,000 to ,100,000 is expected from mittee, after an investigation certified the submitting of a favorable report district, and also places him in a po­
those new taxes.
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to the magnificent panorama from ty soils.
Judge Havn as the nominee.
by the roadmaster.
sition to make quick estimates, etc.
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San Francisco Contractor Savs