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By \\ illiam Phillip Simms PARIS. July 19—That Europe is preparing for the dismemberment of China, Turkey-ln-Asia. and the colon t ongrcsMiieii Sinuott nnd llavvley A|»- Mtc <>f tlx* R« | < ar Belote lite Secretai) of 'gii- Above Aspen ies of Portugal, and the ultimate div tuiture in liehalf of Upper Lake Eiling Made ision of the spoils, was the contention Filing* of former Minister of Foreign Affairs. Homesteader, \\ ho lias l.oug T. Sanderson drum, Mrs Don Zumwalt, Mrs Burg > Mou ntain M. Emile Leopold Flourens, in a pri Fought the Forestry Servie« Cover Flows Mason, Mrs Clarence Underwood Killing Non Effective Streams vate interview given the United Press Mrs. J t ' Gordon. Mrs. Zini Baldwin correspondent here today. This dip and Miss Maud Baldwin. WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 19. To acquaint themselves with the lomat. who is credited with knowing topography of the proposed municipal more of the European motives and Secretary Houston gave a hearing this water supply site near Aspen Lake, policies than almost any other man, week to Representatives Hawley and and to ascertain what work should be tells the reason for the monster stand Sinnott ot Oregon, in behalf of B. St. done there this year. Mayor T. F. ing armies which the Great Powers George Bishop, who for years has Nicholas. City Engineer Jack McLane are now creating with a rapidity hith been trying to secure a grant to a Miss Adelin Johnson. trained and the members of the city council erto known only immediately preced homestead in Klamath National for ing war. And Germany with her con est. The forest service has contended Burs» who Is connected with the Gran Saturday visited that section. In order to protect the filing, it is fessed need for elbow-room, and de from the first that the tract Bishop ite City hospital, is here from Ash 4» «» 4» necessary to do a certain amount of spite recent eulogies sung of the wants is not agricultural land, and land us the guest of Mrs. Joe C. work each year, but this year it is ex “Peaceful War Lord," is given the that it is valuable only for forest pur Smith. They will make a trip to Cra ter Lake thia week. pected that there will be more work blame for starting the ball rolling. poses. The interview took place at the home -o o o--- done than heretofore in the nature Beginning today appeals from deci - - o —o o — of permanent improvement. It is pos of the statesman, and M. Flourens sions of tin* forest service may be car- Decidedly novel was the "Rodeo The Jul-Nl-Yel Club wus entertain sible that tbe council, following their called a spade a spade. ried direct to Secretary Houston. ed Tuesday by Mrs. E. J. Stewart, • I'uriy" given al tho Baldwin hotel by Mr "At the outbreak of the Balkan Thomas G. Shearman, ns law officer when Mrs. Henry Newnham was an visit, may take up the matter of se Mrs. Will Baldwin anil Miss Mmid curing municipal water at a compar troubles some months ago," said M for forest appeals, will look after the invited guest, anil the club members Baldwin, nnd attended by Mrs. George Flourens. "1 told you that a general cases for the secretary. atively early date. Baldwin, Mrs K. It. Reatncn, Mrs. present were Mrs. Thomas Hampton. \ < ’ 0-0' The site upon which the city has European war was preparing for the Acting with him is a committee of Mrs. Clarence O. Morgan. Mrs. Fred Eliza Marple, Mrs. Charles Meldrum. Ill honor of her guest. Mrs. Frank Mis. ..dim Moore. Mrs Frank W. Jen- filings is in the vicinity of Aspen near future. I still think so. For agricultural experts on land classill Melhase, Mrs Frank Ward, Mrs. J. T. Lake, The lowest water level is 250 the moment, however, the ambitions ation who wil ideclde whether laud is Henley, Mrs. Guy Manning nnd Mrs. I.' Lampson of Minneapolis, Mrs. u ngs, Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt. Mrs. I Robert A. Johnson entertained six Wesley O. Smith, Mrs. N. C. Briggs, feet above that body of water, The of the Great Powers are holding them of value for agriculture. I Jay Knapp. A dainty luncheon was itublea nt auction bridge nt Iter beau- Mrs. Hurry Benson. Mrs. Zim lluld- original filings were made December in check. They don't want war just served. The next meeting of the club , home In Hot Springs addition win. Mrs. Dun Ryau, Mrs. J. Frank 4, 1911, during the administration of at this time and for a very particular It was in the earlv part of 1906 will be held at the home of Mrs. Silas •tlful i .The guests were Mrs. Charles F. Adams, Mrs. Leslie Rogers, Mrs the late Mayor Sanderson. They are reason. That is why every ounce of that B. St. George Bishop and about Obeuehaln. , Stone, Mrs. George Noland, Mrs. Wil- Charles I. Roberta, Mrs. Charles I. their influence is being exerted now fifteen other residents of Klamath as follows: ' Hum I*. Hughes, Mrs. A D Miller. Swan Creek, 10 miners inches; to prevent the Balkan difficulty from Falls settled on lands within the na Robertson, Mrs. Curl Cofer, Mrs. Clat- Mrs. Fred Sperry, Mrs Don J. Zum- enve II I mlerwood, Mrs. Orb Cam,» Miss Gladys Roberts left tills week dragging them into the tight. ” inches; North Branch South Creek. 40 tional forest reserve. The lands are "Two years ago," the correspond situated at the head of Upper Klam for Rogue River Valley points, where wait, Mrs. Wesley ll. Smith, Mrs. Zim bell and Miss Murjorl« McClure, The Bridge Creek, 50 inches; North Branch Bridge Creek, 15 inches; ent suggested, “the world was in ath Lake, along Crystal Creek, one of she will spend some tiiae visiting rel Baldwin, Mrs. Orb Campbell, Mrs I evening was spent In a number of Mr* E. I: B. B Hall, Hull. Mrs unique games, parodies on Western Jay Knapp, Mrs. South Branch Swan Creek, 40 inches; formed that Europe was on the verge the best trout streams of Southern atives and friends. Charles George, Mrs. Fred Melbaae, spot Is. and a picnic lunch was served Middle Fork Swan Creek. 40 inches; of a general war. Americans find it Oregon. While the lands are em Mrs. Robert E Wattenburg, Mrs. Les Camp Creek, 75 inches: South Branch hard to understand what it's all braced in the forest reserve, they car Gne of the features this week In Rock Creek, 40 inches: Rick Creek. about and what is bolding the powers ry very little, if any. merchantable local society was the Japanese party lie Rogers. Mrs. George Capron. Mrs The members of the lloliemiau Llt- Thomas Hamilton, Mrs. Will H. Mn- back.” timber. 200 inches; Moss Creek, 75 inches. given Monday night by Mrs Harry erary soclcty, tlirlr husbands and "The general squaring of accounts In the eighties the lands were deed Benson and Mrs. N. C. Briggs, at the son, Mrs. Earl Whitlock, Mrs. Roy guests spent a highly enjoyable even between the natiotfk of Europe is com ed to the state by the government as Benson home on Washington street. Hitmaker, Mrs. J. C. llrockenbrough, Ing nt the home of Mr. und Mrs. Geo LANE LOOKING INTO "You swamp, but when the forest reserve *1 he guests apepared in kimonns tnd Mrs. Fred I Mills. Mrs. E. W Gowen, Chamberland Friday evening, there PAYMENT EXTENSIONS ing.” the diplomat replied. WASHINGTON. D. C., July 19.— be sure of that. Something has hap was established they were included In played 500 under a cluster of Japan Mrs. Will G. Hurn and Mrs. Clara being in attendance Mr aud Mrs. J F That farmers under government irri pened to postpone the action, that is its boundaries, and the speculators ese lanterns and cut flowers. Tbe Bacon of Eureka, Calif, The prises Maguire. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Mcl-sm-. gation projects may look for further all. The reason is this; There is who had since acquired them from the highest score was made by Mrs. Will were won by Mrs Noland. Mr* Whit Mr. und Mrs J J Maehl, Dr and Mrs. relief in the matter of extended times shortly to be considerable territory state were given scrip in lieu of their Baldwin. At the close of the evening lock and Mrs. Mason, and a guest L. L. Truax. Mr. und Mrs Kip Van presented to Mrs Lampson Riper, Mr. and Mrs. Fred I’eterson. for payments is tbe general belief divided, and when this begins each of holdings. a delicious luncheon was served. The prize was I here. Tbe matter will be taken up the Great Powers wishes to be at its Bishop made his filing under the Invited guests were: Mrs. Frank Jen- A dainty collation was served Five Mrs. Goff nnd Mrs Gerrlms during tbe regular session of congress strongest. A war now would weaken act of June 11, 1906, which provides nings. Mrs. R. M. Richardson. M rs. —o-o o— hundred was played, and the price* the coming winter, in the form ot leg- tbe nations engaged, and those w-hich that agricultural lands within a na Leslie Rogers. Mrs. C. C. Cofer, Mrs. Mrs. Orb Campbell wum hostess to went to Mr Maguire and Dr Truax isaltion proposing deferred payments kept the peace would find themselves tional forest reserve may be selectetl Wesley O. Smith, Mrs. Orb Campbell. the Leisure Hour Club nnd a few A dainty luncheon was served to tb<- on lands about as recommended by with a tremendous advantage over as homesteads. His application, to Mrs. Will Baldwin, Mrs. Charles Mel- friends Wednesday afternoon. Five guests. those who attended the recent confer their rivals. gether with the filings of other Klam "In tbe first place, Turkey-in-Asia. ath Falls residents, was rejected at ence of water users in this city. Just how liberally congress will be is doomed. This empire is shortly to the instance of the representatives of disposed to treat these settlers can disappear just as Turkey-in Europe the forestry service. not well be determined in advance, has disappeared, and tbe powers are , From that time on it has been a but it is quite generally believed that preparing to divide her among them battle between the forestry service on in view of the fact that it requires selves. Secondly, Portugal is in a one side and B. St. George Bishop on several years to get new land into deplorable condition, and it is sertain the other. All of the others who had shape for profitable cultivation, and that before long the colonies of that niade settlement upon the lands aban- the further fact that much of the land republic are to be portioned out doned their claims. Is still far from market, some further among the nations of Europe. Eng Mr. Bishop made his claim his extension of payments should be land will get the lion's share. Lastly home from the*ttvne that he first set there is China. The republic does not tled on it. He was then engaged In granted. Written for the United Press) The recent order issued by Secre seem to have solved the oriental rid the furniture business in this city. To well up In front. Side draping French First Empire, and the droop tary Lane, reducing by one-third tbe dle, and Europe is laying its plans to be better able to comply with the laws A skirt called a leg o'mutton been Introduced underneath in ing shoulder of the present day Jap building charges due from settlers on have a good hold on the situation governing public lands, he sold out Annette will wear this fall; i Jion of the knees so when a an. Tiie material is pebble matoiasse irrigation projects was considered when the br^ak-up arrives. his business and gave up every sem She'll "ram" her hat about lier ears. fragile female desires to alt, she may combined with broadcloth In n shade “Does it not occur to you as pecul blance of a residence in Klamath And make sheep's eyes at all. about as far as relief could be ex 'sink down gracefully with the leeway of dark blue. The skirt is an angular tended by executive order, and con iar that although not a single one of Falls. NEW YORK, July IK,—You are of this extra expansion, and at the draped on«- cut out very wide at the gress will be asked to define the limit th great powers of Europe has recog to don a mutton leg skirt this fall. name tiuie thia concealed fullness top und coming to distinct angles at of relief. Speaking of the recent or nized the Chinese Republic, they have BRYAN TALKS SAUCY Perhaps you'll feel u trifle sheepish keeps the skirt from bugging ut the the bottom with n tassel nt each angl< made to that republic large loans? der, Secretary Lane said: TO NEWS REPORTERS in one at first but the National Tail knees like the trousers of a rejected und with the drnpings underneath “I think that conditions fully jus Why? The answer is extremely sim United Press Service the angles. The bodice is of blue ors Association iiave wished it on you suitor. tify special consideration being given ple: If China breaks up they don’t WASHINGTON, D. C., July 19.— if you wish to be swagger. 'I ben there are the new pistol pock chiffon over green and the military to those who have gone upon reclaim want any stumbling blocks in their Secretary of State William Jennings it's really quite a lamb of a skirt, ets on the tight walking skirts. After braiding on the coat and skirt Is done ed lands and done their best to culti way, such as a recognition of the Bryan starts on his lecture tour this cut two inches above the waist In the going all over the feminine figure the with a plain black braid nnd a fancy vate them. The recent reduction was present government might create, evening. He makes his first lecture back and at the waist line in the front only spot where a pocket could be lo braid of gold and green. an act of leniency toward a debtor in they want to be sure of collecting at Winona, Ind., tomorrow night. Military trimmings of bruld and Plain, down to two inches above the cated without the bulge marring the difficulties, and was about as far as their money, and China herself is In an interview with newspaper hips, it is box-pleated from there on syraetry of nature anti the tailor's art buttons, by the way, are to be all the executive authority was warranted. It 1 security for the loans. Diplomatic men today, Bryan protested that the down to two inches below the knee I was on tbe hip. Hence, the pistol rage as a lingering Influence of the should be said in justice to the water J history to my knowledge has never papers have attempted to put him in and thence plain again to the very pockets are the first shots fired In the Balkan war. Martial effects seem The a false light. He sarcastically prom finish. Developed in shepherd's plaid Fall fashion campaign. Of course, as lusting on the clothes-line as on users that at the recent conference J recorded a similar situation. here not one suggested that this debt 1 United States is the only world power ised to account to the newspapers for it is just the thing for the trotteur you don't have to be a gun-toter to the firing line. directly interested in China. The every cent he gets. should be waived or repudiated; aB not 1 suit sheep-trotter as 'twere. You cun go as far as you like with wear ’em. You can pull a powder "You wil have a fine story then,’’ ■aid they were prepared to meet their 1 United States withdrew from partici In mutton leg skirt, slit to reveul . puff or a lipstick just a- well. Made your fur trimmings this fall, an<l in tbe loan, and alone of all he said. obligations if granted a little more pation I a little calf, witii a mole on your •of gunny cloth, these pistol pockets buckles, taaaeis and fringe will tes time.” the world powers, the United States "Let me tell you how I divided, cheek, a rat lion in your hair, with in suits are very snappy and the jack toon the fashlonnbly elect like tile I-ess than half the water users had has recognized China as a republic, M Last year I got a guarantee of 1250 your neck a little bear and your voice bits are all appropriately weighted trappings of the circus horse. paid their building charges due De- "Where is tbe race for armament to and a percentage of the gate receipts a little horse, you are bound to take with shot. Hushes of silk and velvet will alno for each lecture. cember 12, 1912, and delinquent De- end?” Flourens was asked, some stock in Fall fashions. The leg I The short jacket was Indeed short- stick around and almost all the suits cember 13, 1913, owing to the pen- “Just where it is, in my opinion,” "The Chautauquas always have a skirt a la mutton leg is sure to make lived. ........................ This Fall coats are to be from will rough it In two-toned bouele, dency of the Swiggert-Baker case! he said. "The tax-payers are tired of lot of season tickets out. They give a hit with the butcher’s bride any .thirty-six to forty Inches long The heavy cheviots, wool sponges, mix questioning the right of the govern- the game and they wont let things go me the first |250 taken in at the gate, way but if it doesn't quite meat with Russian blouse and the square cut tures and brocaded wools. ment to collect — . such . charge, . .. further. .. _ The much Europe has about They take the next 12 50, and we di your approval, the National Tailors’ away are the prevailing styles and The favorite colors for Fall sound court finding in favor of the govern- gone the limit. The Powers have de vide the balance. In some cases the Association fixed it all up for you the coat sleeves will be either raglan like a table d'hote chocolate brown, ment and necessitating the payment manded bigger armies and more mon Chautauqua assemblies prefer to pay with a lot of 6ther styles at their or klmona. Vests with Medici col- plum, wine anil olive green. One will of all such charges by next December, ey, and the people have met the de me |250 outright, but I prefer the sir’.h annual convention just closed lars will be much worn and they will also see quite a bit of brick and there the reduction will enable many farm mands, of late, It must be said, with other arrangement.” is a new shade of raven blue which all be double breasted. here. ers to meet the payment with less great reluctance, This is proof that A mixture of three periods anti is surely to have you all ravin’, There Is another distinctive new hardship. the limit has been reached. The next Take Sky-line Drive Yea, verily, with nil this that the skirt dubbed the Napoleon, which has three nationalities makes up a three- move belongs to Europe: She must United Press Service a turn back cuff all around the bottom piece suit, styled the Imperator. In Tailors’ Association convention has ELLIOTT NAMED I justify her demands; prove her war I CANON CITY, COLO., July 19— just like the trousers of a regular the coat Is combined the Italian Med evolved for you. you are sure to be HETTUS'LAWYER ! taxes justified, that the sacrifices of I The famous sky-line drive was taken man. It is narrower than ever and ici collar, the cutaway effect of the rulted with you? new Fall suit. ---------- her citizen-soldiers were not in vain.” in today by about seven hundred mo torcyclists who are touring this sec HALF BRED'S ARRAIGNMENT IS---------------------------- Comparative Religion ; o'clock the Endeavorers will attend MANY ATTENDING tion on their way from eastern CONTINUED UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK TENTH STREET C. E. CONVENTION the Presbyterian church, where Rev. United Press Service MONDAY MORNING BY JUDGE BIDS WANTED states to the national convention and J. 8. Stubblefield will give a special PARIS, July 19 A congress of BENSON race meet of the Federation of Amer comparative religions will be held WITH UNION SERVICES BY THE sermon. COUNCIL WILL AWARD CON ican Motorcyclists which is to be held At 3 o’clock a county meeting will in France, probably In Louvain, dur- Robert Hettus the half-breed youth TRACT FOR THIS IMPROVE* in Denver July 23 to 26. The visit COUNTY GATHERING WILL CLOSE be held at the Methodist church. The Ing the early part of August when YOUNG WORKERS TOMORROW indicted for assault with intent to .MENT AUGUST 4—WILL BE MA- , ors have several camping outfits with closing numbers of the convention missionaries from all parts of the NIGHT commit rape, was brought before Cir CADAMIZED them and a moving picture outfit for will be at the Methodist church to- world will gather, according to plans cuit Judge Benson on Friday for ar their amusement at tbe scheduled I morrow evening, a union young peo officially announced today. Cardinal raignment. E. L. Elliott was appoint The city council has commenced ad- stops, Among the motorcyclists are That much Interest la being taken service at 7 o’clock, nnd a pic- Mercier, of the Roman Catholic ple ’ s ed as hiB counsel by the court. brass bands, baseball teams and a |vertising for bids for the improve in Christian Endeavor work In Klam- This morning Elliott asked for fur ment of Tenth street. The bids will score or more of quartets. Many of ath county is evidenced by the at turn song service, commencing an Church, will preside at the Congress , which will devote much of Its dis ther time in which to discuss the case 'opened August 4th. the cyclists will compete for the hun tendance at the county convention, hour later • cussion to the religion of Islam. attendance at this convention In with bis client. The arraignment was Tenth street is to be macadamized dreds of dollars in prizes offered at now in session. The meetings last then continued until Monday morn- from Main street to Prospect street, the national championship events In night and this afternoon were both Is H. H. Rottman, interstate held sec- ing. Lane Coming West and there Is considerable grading to Denver. well attended, and proved highly in retary ot the society for the I’aclflc I Northwest. He Is on bls wny north Hettus, in addition to the crime for be done. This is one of the principal teresting. WASHINGTON, D. ('., July 19. which be was indicted, stole two thoroughfares, and it is the only Goes to New York—Ed Vannice i Another meeting will be held this from attending the national conven Secretary of the Interior Lime expects horses from Charles Walker In Barnes means of entry for Shippington and wife left Thursday for New York evening at 8 o’clock, This will be tion at Los Angeles. to start next week on a Western trip, Valley, and is accused of robbing the people. city. Mr. Vannice goes to purchase 1 held at the Methodist church. which will Include the Indian reserva In addition to the macadamizing, the fall stock of goods for the Golden Duvall ranch in Langell Valley. He Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Caln have gone tions, the national parks ami the for A "quiet hour” will lie spent at the served a term in the Southern Cali storm sewers and gutters are to be Rule Store, and they will be away Methodist church tomorrow morning, to Seattle, where they will visit est reserves. The Itinerary is not yet put in. •several weeks. fornia reformatory. commencing at 7 o'clock. At 11 friends completed. U II.I. ARRANGE FOIt DOING MORE WORK