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VOL. XVIII.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
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NO. Ig
IMLKER GEIS
KISH Of ESPEE
3-20 YEARS POPULAR PLACE OFFICIALS SUS
PMEHÏ JOB
Mulliin OI MRS. G. W. WIIITT. IM
I.OWs I I MtTEIO THIS MOICN.
BOISE
s\)s HIM tx is \ Gill AT MOK Al.
MARKING TIME
MAX CONVICTED Of AHHAI I.TÍNG MOKE THAN TUIKI I I X HUNDRED
VISITORS W I Bl. THERE DUR
ED V SI VY, PENOIN«; MOTION
ING THE MONTH HI JULY, AC-
1 OK ICE-TRIAL
< GRDIXG To REPORT
WAY HE KE
LEADER
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VI», ta hier»
lite
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lit
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nuil
VV oluen of H ih I m I
l’i'ominen« e
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Re»|M>n«dblc for
llie Liquor I » il. »ml H i Hohl» That
only I iluiiilioii < nn Ern«llrnlr It
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LEADING PAPER OF
SOUTHERN OREGON
KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUG. 7, HI3
SOCiAL LEADERS
WHISKEY HABIÍ
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The fun* rul of Mrs. Clara Moore
died early Tui day Meinl» is of the SeiiuU' < «»liliali ter oil
<>r oitlahotnu,
morning nt the home of her daughter,
Mn G W White wan held Wedtmsday
liooil the Report That tile Appoint
morning nt 10 o'clock from the White
ment iii.Minni Mitmi 11» Ambawunlor
residence In Hot Springs Addition
The funeral t.ervice» were conducted
W a» Muilo Again»« Their Mill—
by Rev J. H. Stubblefield, |>imtor of
Aiiieiioiii» lte|»irt«»l Imprison'd
Hi«- First Presbyterian church.
A long cortege followed the re
MINNEAPOLIS, Wis., Aug. 6—
mains to their lust resting place in
Odd Fellows cemetery.
John Lind, who was named as ambas
sador to Mexico, hus written a friend
tier«« that be will not accept the per
manent ambassadorship unde' any
■ ir<u instances.
He expects to complete bls work of
I Investigating as soon as possible, aud
¡return to Washington
Ch.i- Walker was on Wednesday
sentenced to serve from three to
twenty years In the state penitentiary,
following his conviction on a statu
tory cliarge preferred by his slster-lu
law, 15-y«' r-old Oskle Coburn.
Attorney C. M. Onell) for Walker
asked for a stay of execution to allow
the preparation of a motion for a new
trial. This was granted by Circuit
Jduge Benson.
The following report has been ren
dered for the public library for July:
Number of visitors, 1,308.
Circulation of books, 287.
Following i« a partial list of the
periodicals to be found on the reading
table:
Evening Herald. Northwestern, San
Francisco Chronicle, .Morning Oregon
ian, Cosmopolitan, Review of Re
views, Good Housekeeping, Every
body's, Current Opinion, Literary Di
gest, Colliers, Ladies’ Home Journal,
American Boy, Life, Youths’ Compan
ion, St. Nicholas, Delineator, McCalls,
Saturday Evening Post, Travel, Pear
sons, Scientific American.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug fl
The
»ninon men do not make the tuition s
customs, and neither do the working
men or llie uicr< bants or middle
«lass, It la the society loader," said
Father O'Gnlllgiin, opening tho con
vention of tiio Catholic Total Abstl
Catholii- Ahwtaiuer* Meet
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6—Follow
nonce league. In which be discussed
ing the formal opening of the con
the liquor habit.
vention of the National Catholic Total
AITI.lt
THE
DISAPPEARANCE
OF
"President Wilson and Secretary of
¡United Press Service
Abstinence Union with solemn pon
THE GOVERNOR OF THE I’ROV-
State liryan are doing a splendid ed
WASHINGTON, I). C., Aug. 6—The
tifical mass at the cathedral, several
ucations! aud moral work In refusing
BADIA, BIT NOT SERIOUSLY. president Is marking time In connec
IN« E. Ml RDFR. LOOT AND TER- thousand delegates from every sec
tion with the Mexican situation until
to countenance the drinking habit in
1.11 rixo A
tion of the country settled down to
KOK REIGN
Ambassador Lind reaches the capital
Washington, especially at state and
business this afternoon for a three-
PAX
ol
WATER
social affnirs.
<>t Mexico and reports.
PEKIN. Aug. 6.—Reports late to lay session.
Members of the senate committee
"Without question, Bryan ts one of
the greatest moral leaders in the
Josephine Fink, daughter of Mrs. on foreign relations are incensed at day from Hongkong tell of rioting in
world."
Ida Fink, was scalded on the thighs the report that they were angered be- ¡Canton by the rebels.
After Governor Chan disappeared,
and kn~«i this morning when at cause Lind was named.
the
revolting soldiers took possession
Kl»m»tli t all» Girl Become» llrlde
The members insist that tne entire
tempting to lift a pan of hot water.
of
the
city, murdering officials and
Tho Stewart residence on Ewauna
'«■inmlttee
was
named
before
the
ap
The Injury, according to Dr. White,
Ransacking the treasury.
Heights was the stone of a beautiful while painful, is not serious.
pointment waa made.
homo wedding Wednesday al 2:80
The state department has not been
o'clock. whVn Miss Marlorlo Stewart
officially advised regarding the re-
lH<aiiie Mrs. John Pelton
Rev
. ported imprisonment of five Ameri-
Hheerln officiated, usin’; tne beautiful
MULHALI. PROTESTS WHEN HE
< ans by the Chihuahua City federal
¡sympathizers. Bryan Is making an
and init'resslvo Episcopal nuptial
LEARNS THAT HE IS SLATED
rites.
investigation.
FOR ANOTHER LOBBYIST OBE
The bride waa charmingly gowned
In n < r.'iitlon of white crepe de chrne,
FOB ANOTHER APPEA RAM E IN
I'. iiiiiih I w%th shadow hue and title
LOBBYIST PROBE
After the wedding an elaborate ar
WITH HLSHA.ND WAS SERVING
ray of refreshments were served In SPECIAL EMISSARV FROM THE
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 6.—
700 DAY SENTENCE--LN NOTE
the dining room, at which spread
was announced today that members
It
were Rev. and Mrs. Sltecrin, Miss Ida
NOT
of the house lobby probe committee
Momyer, Miss Lillian Stilu, Miss
STAND
THE
DISGRACE
expect to examine Colonel M. M. Mul
Liza Stilts, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Mor-
lhall, the confessed lobbyist.
gan. Miss Florence Morgan, MI m
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 6.— Mrs. Min-
Mulhall protested that he was worn
Aa the result of the visit of a spe I’EACE COMMISSIONERS FEAR
Frances Freuer, R. D. Wagoner, Ml »
|nle
Miller,
wife
of
Dr.
C.
A.
Miller
out
as a result of his long appearance
cial
rep'
eeenlative
of
the
department
Molly Stewart. Miss Gertrud'.' Stew
TH VT Till (LAUSE REGARDING
I
of
Boulder
Creek,
who
with
her
hus
before
the senate committee, and he
ot
agriculture
this
week,
a
speedy
end
art. Mrs. E. J. Stewart and Mr. and
< IV IL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY band was serving a 100-day jail sen demanded a rest. He was excused
is
expected
for
the
fight
for
an
Upper
Mrs. John Pelton.
tence for disturbing the peace, com until Monday.
IS TO AID JEWS
The bride. one of Klamath I’ails’ Luke homestead, which has been
mitted suicide this morning at the
It is asserted that Mulhall has fif
most popular young ladles, was em waged for several years between the
county
jail.
teen
more files of letters containing
forestry
service
and
B.
St.
George
ployed at the First National bank, a
BUCHAREST. Aug. 6.—The mem
The
woman
left
a
note
protesting
"important
political information.’’
Bishop.
position she resigned to prepare for
bers of the peace commission who are
her innocence, and saying that she
The tight Is as to whether the land
her wedding. The bridegroom Is a
end«-avoring to settle the Balkan con
Is agricultural or timber, each stile troversy show no disposition to recon could not stand the disgrace. Making
prominent dentist of Chicago
The happy couple left here on the having u different contention, The sider the rejection of the request a rope out of a blanket she banged
evening’s train for Chicago, where matter waa tuk« u up be fore Secretary niude by the United States that the In rself on a bar in her cell.
Houston b> Congressmen Hawley and1
they will make their future home.
peace treaty contain a guarantee of
Sinuott a short lime ago. and a spe-!
< ivil and religious liberty in the ter-
(has H. Hamlin, a well known vial representative wus sent to make iltory affected.
mnu <>f Koston, is a candidate for the a personal inspection He left Tues-
The commissioners construe the re
position of assistant secretary of the day for Washington.
quest Iffbo an effort in behalf of the
treasury.
NO FURTHER TROUBLE IS EX-
Jewish race.
Hl CKI.I.BERIIIEH
“F ec TED LN HOP FIELDS—A
GETTING RIPE
For dressmakers and tailors there
has been Invented a gang«1 to hol«l
THOUSAND
Pl( KERS
HAV E
(Special Correspondence)
material for sewing, ripping, Ironing
SUNDAY
KLAMATH AGENCY, Aug. 6.—
and many other purposes, leaving Its
GOVERNOR ARE MARI HING TO-
One
party
has
already
left
for
the
user's hands free.
WHEATLAND. Calif., Aug. 6.—
hucklebeiry patch on Huckleberry
WARD STATE HOUSE WHEN
Adjutant General Forbers and one
Mountain. This early ripening of tho
company of militia remain here to
berries means it hard winter, as it Is
watch the situation. No further trou
too « irly for the berries to ripen yet.
BOSTON, Aug. 6. Fifty state po ble is expected.
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lice this afternoon intercepted 100
More than a thousand hop pickers
Tlieru liave been many visitors on
strikers from Governor Foss’ Hyde have left the fields since Sunday. This
tho reservation from all points on tho
DEATH OF ONE OF THE PARTY Park foundries, marching through the may result in a delay in harvesting.
Coast. Tho main object of the visits
streets <>n the way to the state house.
, is fishing.
RETURNING FROM DANCE
Contests for King Georg«' (up
They demand that they be given a
Ilans Nylander, foreman of the irri
COWES, Isle of Wight, Aug 6.—
public hearing by the state board of
The King George cup, the most covet-
gation camp, has resigned. Many Kited Press Service
conciliation anti arbitration.
FRESNO, Aug. 6.- Miss Nellie
others have done so, too. It looks
The strikers carried placards ed yachting prize of the empire, was
now as though It will bo a long time Stimson, aged 18 years, drowned in marked "We Want Living Wages."
the chief event of today’s racing in
the famous regatta, which is attended
before tho work la finished. There I an irrigation ditch while pinned un-
are only a few men at work now, most hr an automobile this morning.
Many club women have asked that by King George and Queen Mary and
The girl and threo companions Atlantic City appoint women to po King Alphonse and his queen.
SEATTLE, Aug. ♦».- Organizations of them having left for tho hay fields.
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were returning from a dance when lice the board walk. It is said to have
<>f farmers throughout tho state of
Secretary Daniels Back
Billy Crawford, a well known stock tho automobile turned turtle by strik- the only woman comptroller in the
Washington today sent to Governor
WASHINGTON. D, C., Aug. «.—
Ltftter 11 petition urging an Immediate man of tho reservation, completed hiapng the ditch. The other three were country, and her success has made
the plan to appoint women police Secretary of tho Navy Daniela re-
slightly injured.
passage of legislation which will es haying Inst week.
' turned to Washington today after a
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see ni more attractive.
tablish a state powder factory. A
i
I
I coast-to-coast inspection of the United
Bottle
Blowers
in
Herndon
Edwin
Wilson
has
returned
from
a
100,000 appropriation waa mad® by
MARION. Ind.. Aug. 6.—With dele- TAR BABY WILL
States navy yards and naval stations.
the last legislature, but additional trip to the Klamath Marsh. He re
SCRAP JOHNSON The secretary has visited nearly every
legislation, tho farmers doclare, Is ports plenty of grass there. The Ari- gates from all over the United States
station and navy yard in the country,
necessary to make tho proposed fac zona cattle that are feeding in his ! and Canada in session, the GI bsb Bot-
■tie Blowers’ Association of the United
BOSTON, Sam Langford’s manager and he said today that he was ‘full of
tory of real aid to them. The ranch pasture, he says, are doing fine.
i States and Canada met her® today in today confirmed the report that hk ideas" to submit to congress next
men and others interested declare
Russian figures placo the average atinunl session. Higher wages and boxer is to meet Jack Johnson in a December in connection with his re
that such a factory would reduce the
cost of powder to be utilized for blow number of occupants of a house at better working conditions will be de twenty-round bout at Paris this fall. quests for appropriations.
Johnson has been guaranteed 130,-
ing up stumps and rock formations eight in London, 48 In Viennn, 50 in manded of their employers If a resolu
Brown Michael is in from Yonna
from *13 and *14 per hundred Berlin and 52 in Moscow and St. Pet tion Introduced is passed by the con 000. Langford will get a quarter of
vention.
Valley.
the
gross
receipts.
ersburg.
pounds, to about |5 and |6.
GIRL IS SCALDED
RIOÍERS OESIRO Y
CANION PR0PERÏY
I
CHARGE Al HIM
OFFICIAL VISITS
BISHOP’S PLACE
AMERICA’S IOEA
TAKES HER LIFE
FOSS’ WORKERS
H. I*. H<M-y, Chief Construe tiou Engin.
eer of the Southern Pacific, Henle*
elint His Preven« r Here anil th«
Coining Visit of J. L. Buell Have
Any
Slgniiicance
in
Connection
With Klamath I all»-Xatron Cutoff
Aunounc« «nt that H. P. Hoey,
chief ‘onstruet
engineer for the
Scutnern 1 cific is here, and that J.
L. Buell, right of way agent for the
company s on his way here, has
caused a lot of ru tors to arise as to
the probable cause of their presence
here.
According to M. Hoey, the advent
of himself and Mr. Buell has no con
nection with the construction of the
Klaamth Falls-Natron cutoff. He says
he came here fro. i bis summer ranch
at Crescent Lake to inspect the cross
ings being put in over the Modoc
Point lri Igation canal at, Chiloquin by
E ngineer C. H. Beatty.
' Mr. Buell is accompanied by his
mily,” said Mr. Hoey, "and their
trip, by automobile, is merely to re
visit their former residence at the
time the construction department's
headquarters were in Klamath Falls.”
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martin Jr. and
Alex Martin III., who formerly resid
ed here, are accompanying the Buell
party, which, it is said, includes three
automobiles.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
ENTERTAIN SECRETARY LANE
A meeting of the directors of the
Klamath Chamber of Commerce was
arid Tuesday afternoon, when plans
were discussed for the entertainment
of the Central Oregon Development
League, which meets in Klamath
Falls August 19, 20 and 21.
Reservations are being requested
from all over the state for accommo
dations during the meeting, and it is
believed that there will be an enor
mous gathering at that time.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for a delegation to go to Cra
ter Lake and meet Secretary Lana of
the interior department. It will also
have charge of his entertainment dur
ing his stay in Klamath county.
Another committee was appointed
to arrange for a delegation to attend
the barbecue at La Pine this coming
Saturday. Several parties have al
ready signified their intention of go
ing, among them being Judge W. S.
Worden, Commissioner Hagelatein,
Sheriff C. C. Low and Syd Evans and
party.
It is possible that President Savidge
of the Chamber of Commerce and Sec
retary Wylde will attend.
Some of the party will leave Klam
ath Falls Friday evening, and spend
the night at Fort Klamath, leaving
there Saturday morning. Others will
not. leavi intil Saturday morning, aa
they will ue able to reach La Pine by
noon.
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CURRENCY BILL
THRU SEPT. 15
FATHER OF HOCHE’S SHARE OP
THE JOINT MEASURE SETS THE
LATEST 1*<»SSIBLE DATE FOR
ITS ADDITION
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 6.—
Congressman Glass today predicted
that the house would pass his cur
rency reform bill by September 15th
at the latest.
The fight will be opened in the
house Friday, when Congressman
Ragsdale advocates an “agricultural
currency plan.”
It is expected that the democratic
caucus over the bill will last a week
at least.
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