Klamath republican., November 13, 1913, Image 2

ÍHt MtXlCAN SliWHION IlKtN UP
MALIN, Nbv. 7. The work on the ÜII.M1X WILL HRIXG FURTHER
rm "I Iti; ro HI lit on
reclamation ditch Is nearing comple­
tion. Tim work bus been mure thor­
THE Dit TATI Hl
Portland Uinuit Judge IhiidtK in ough Ilian at any time «luce its con-
Favor of the Legislature's Power alructlou.
.lolio l imi Make« a Huddeii Trip to
to Legislate for regulating ’lock­
ing Condit ions, WugiK, Etc., ntet
Milli By Moinen and Minors in the
Stati»—Has Sweeping effort.
Mitico City, mol I« In Conference
<’. M. Kirkputrlck and family vis­ I
Willi O'Nhaugliiirssy—Believed Hr
ited ut IL E. Wilson's lust Suuduy.
I« Trying to Overthrow lluerla by
Mr. Kirkputrlck uud Mr. Libby are
Influence Upou Hi» Supporters,
(Written for the United Press)
pudgy ]>erson has become the desire i and jackets are buttoned in a straight
running u successful dairy on (he
t
'arranca a Worry to iluerta.
of
the
svelte.
Attenuated
ladies
sigh
line
up
the
front,
and
frocks
button
­
"A-hem!
PORTLAND, Nov. 7 Circuit Judge Libby rum'll.
ing
up
the
back
are
agaiu
backing
The modiste said, "Nay, nay;
I for tummies as strenuously as did
Cleeton today upheld the constltu- |
WASHINGTON, D. I'.. Nov. 7.
You can't have one this season; we're ,.' Alexander for more worlds to con- into favor. It is for ornament rather
Not much iuterist was taken In the For the Urat time in three weeks, the
tionulity of the minimum wage law
than
use,
however,
that
the
myriads
Not making skirts that way."
| quer. Actually, stomach pads of rub-
Only tlilrty-ouo cabinet met In regular session.
passed by the lust legislature, giving | 1 recent election.
j ber are offered to supply any deficien­ of buttons are in most demand.
the Industrial Welfare Commission' ! votes were eastein tiu» Malin district.
Il 1« understood that the Mexican
.Most gorgeous evening wraps of
NEW YORK. Nov. 8.—No longer cy in the stomach Hue. and the new­
the power to regulate the hours of I
situation
was thoroughly canvassed
solid
bead
work
are
now
being
showu
will you be all hemmed in by your est corsets are cut out over the abdo­
Arthur McKoen has moved from
work, wages and working conditions
"You enn say that (he Mexican sit­
st
all
the
smart
shops.
Worked
out
men
so
that
one's
stomach
may
ap
­
skirt. Likek the famous apple core,
of women and minors employed in J Stiele Swamp and Is now living on uation was discussed, but no an­
"there ain't agoin’ to be none.” Now pear untrammelled and to its full ad­ tn rainbow-hued beads iu intricate the state.
the Knttcnhoni ranch.
nouncement cau be luudu just now,”
don't begin to get nervous. In spite vantage. All the skirts are draped and elaborate floral patterns, they
The
suit
was
brought
by
merchants
'
said Secretary Bryan to the news-
ate
bizarre
and
ornate
enough
to
at
­
up
high
in
front
to
enhauce
the
full
­
of their getting skimpier and scantier
An effort is being mude to enlarge
of Portland to test the constitution- [
we don't mean "there ain't agoin’ to stomach effect, and to be truly swell tract undivided attention to the wear- ality of the act us a result of recent ,boundary of school district No. P«l*er men, following the two hour
cabinet session.
11. eveu in this age of lavish and elab­
be no skirt." Mercy no! It's the you must put up a good front.
regulations made by the commission.
l,y taking a part from the Malin
orate
color
si
hemes
and
circus
effects.
When naked regarding Lind's trip,
So great is the passion for fur that
hem that's to be eliminated. Hence­
The regulations made so far In le- ;
Bryan
walked away.
For
the
occasions
when
a
petticoat
forward, and also backward, the I new you are expected to take it to
gard to wages and hours of employ- I
N'Ate of the other cabinet officers
satin, chiffon or crepe de chine com­ bed with you. The latest word in is absolutely indispensible — and
W. W. 8. Adams and family are
men! only apply to the city of Port- J
would discuss the meeting.
posing your skirt is to be worn au nighties is one of shell pink crepe there are a few- such, even iu these
touring
California. Mr. Adams was
land,
and many Of the large depart­
days
of
uuveiled
limbs
an
ideal
gar
­
It was learned, though, that Mei
naturelie; or, in plain English, the de chine banded in white cat. Very
1
ment store managers claimed that formerly a merchant at Malin
ment
is
of
snugly
fitting
silk
tricot
Ico
oku pled all the lime, and every
selvage edge of the material will be kittenish, indeed!
with a flounce of sil.k, chiffon or lace they would be unable to continue
phase of the situation was gon» Into
used instead of the conventional and
Ri-v. Achison of Morrill filled ill«
Button, button, who's got the but­
business it the rules laid down were
erstwhile hem. The effect is bound ton. is the most foolish of questions to suit your whim. While these pet­
regular appointment nt Shasta View
enforced.
WASHINGTON, D. U , Nov. 7.—
to be quite different and unique, as these days, when everybody is but­ ticoats are a trifle expensive, their
I November 2d. He contemplates a
The eight-hour day for women will ■
Huerta
is to be subjected to renewed
the grain of the fabric will neces­ toned up in front or back. There are durability and excellent tit make
J revival service beginning at that
pressure to bring ubout hla resigns-
sarily run around the body instead of buttons in front of you; buttons in them well worth the initial expendi- mean the closing of the department I place about November 9th.
ture.
stores at 6 o’clock every night in the
tion.
up and down.
back of you; buttons to the left of
week,
including
Saturdays,
and
also
As
The Mexican dictator has defied
a
change
from
the
ubiquitous
The craze for the velvet bands with you; buttons to right of you, nor can
Tom Woods, living on n quarter
the
I nltrd State«, Insisting that be
jewelled slides that have had fair age wither nor custom stale the v iiite tulle and net frills and fichus. during the holiday season.
section of the reserve, has a young
Many factories, laundries, restau­
ladies by the throat all season has infinite variety. They range from the the same effects, worked out in tulle
orchard tiiat produces excellent fruit. will remain executive. To cope with
Another rants and stores where women are The soli Is also well adapted to rnis- this, It is rumored that Wilson has
now taken them in hand, and wrist tiniest ball buttons of metal or cut of black, are very chic.
evolved u new plan.
bands of wide black velvet with the cyrstal or jet. to huge bone buttons, touch to differentiate the lace or net employed, are effected by the decl- Ing fine * atermelons and potatoes.
This Is connected with the mysteri­
gem incrusted slides are appearing on the actual size of a saucer or of an ' frill outlining your low neck is a ston.
ous trip made to Mexico City by Am
every wrist. The neck and wrist after-dinner coffee cup, and are every­ Leading of inch-wide fur banding
Cl RRENt 4 HILL
bands come in sets to match.
baasador John Lind. He left Vera
APPEARS TO HE
where seen in the bright hued sport next the skin. And speaking of skin
. —remember, you must keep that do-
There is no doubt but that you are coats especially.
IN DIRI' DANGER Urui last night, and II Is understood
ridable sallow tone. For everything
asked to stomach a great deal in the
that he will endeavor to undermine
Buttons covered in silk or cloth to
BERLIN. Nov. 7.-—Next to the
must have its yellow glint.
newest winter fashions. Food isn’t i
Huerta with his supporters.
match the material of your costume
United States, Germany Is the wealth­
the only thing going to stomachs by >
The Impression prevails in Wash
With
sallow
skins,
large
stomachs
vie in popularity with quaint little
iest
nation
in
the
world
in
Its
aggre
­
any manner of means. All the drap- <
ihgion
that Huerta la weakening,
old fashioned china buttons in blue and fat chests as the three essentials gate of wealth. Germany's national
I The
eries also are headed that w*ay. What <
threat made (hut the United
or white, painted in tiny pink or blue to beauty, whatever are our stand­ wealth, according to Dr. Karl Heffer- Declares He Will Submit the Matter
has been the erstwhile cross of the i
States
ards
of
pulchritude
coming
to?
might recognize the Carran
I«»
tlie
Whole
Nation
If
Measure
Is
rosebuds. Many of the newest coats
ich, director of the Deutch Bunk,
He
Delayed »ny Longer—Three Dem­ suites means much to Huerta.
MARKKT RECOVERS VERY
I ness was transacted in poor grades of at the close, and tops dropped to Germany's biggest financial institu­
ocrat« und Four Republicans on realizes thut If the resolution!«!« are
tion. who has just made a report to
SLOWLY' FROM THE SLUMP stock, of which there was a largv I8.3C.
Currency Committee Are Blamed given recognition, they will be hard
quantity.
Trade opinion was not so optimistic the Kaiser, Is between 175,000,000,-j
by President’s Adherents for Delay to defeat.
000 and 178,000,000,000.
Generally the cattle market was as the week closed.
PORTLAND, Nov. 10.—Although
Besides, he is by no means confi­
That of the United States, accord­
Muttons and lambs sold strong and
cattle liquidation was a third less J steadier to a shade firmer than it was
dent of the loyalty of bls followers,
Hl LLlkTLN
WASHINGTON, D. <’., Nov. 7.— ills treasury Is bankrupted, and th«
last week than the total for the week i and the outlet for strictly prime cows freely supported the high price rang« ing to the last census, is 1125,000,- i
<>00.000; England, sixty-five billions
established a few days ago.
previous, beef values have not been and steers was better.
Wilson apparently won an iui|M>rt«ut soldiers, who«« wages are long In ar­
Prime yearlings at 14.75, old weth­ and France sixty billions.
lifted appreciably, so demoralizing
Top quotations were: steers 17 to
round iu Ilia currency bill light Icxh), rears, it Is thought, would soon de-
was the condition of the market ten 17.35; cows $6 to $6.50; heifers ers at $4.50. and ewes at 14.10, were Second in national wealth, Germany n lien Senulors Raed «nd O'Gornutn • rt the ranks of the dictator.
however, ranks fourth in the per cap­
I
days ago.
16.50 to |5.75; calves IS to 19, and sheep house features.
suddenly » m itched.
They voted to
ita
wealth
of
Ils
population.
Lambs were strong at 15.75. Re-
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 7
However, the decrease in receipts bulls |5.50 to 15.75.
Ambuaa
If all Germany* a wealth
were reconsider the provision previously
was the very panacea the trade need­
Depression bit the swine market ceipts were comparatively light, and equally distributed, each man, woman adopted, limiting the number of re­ dor Lind arrived today from Ver«
Cruz.
Ho {immediately went into
ed, and while no general rise in prices late in the week, but was not entirely the demand exceeded the supply, All and child would have about 11,100. i serve banks to four.
prices were steady to firm and the
was consummated, a few strong bids unexpected.
conference
with Nelson O'Bhaughnas
Senator
(
raw
ford,
republican,
vot
­
In France each would have 11,425,
for an occasional lead of prims steers
Portland has been 25c to 40c high­ trade was brisk.
where the per capita wealth Is hlgh- ili for the measure, which carried in •y. secretary in charge of the Amer
or cows showed the underlying stead­ er than other American markets for
est in the world. England and the the committee. A auliatitute vvn« in­ lean embassy.
iness to the market.
ten days, and has maintained strength
United States dispute» which has the trod ukm I la-fore tile committee, mak­
ing tin» numla-r of rem-i-vr batiks W »Ti R IMRH I NGINEER
Monday and Wednesday were the up to Thursday of last week.
greater per capita wealth.
< OMPI.ETEN bolth HERE
Prime
light
hogs
sold
steady
at
only days which were factors in bet­
The English say they could dis- seven.
Work by the government upon Cra­ tribute
18.30 for the first half of the week, I
ter prices.
between 11,250 and 11,385 |
I
The remainder of the week’s busi- but buyers refused to bid that price ter Lake roads during the season of to each man, woman and child, while I
WASHINGTON, D. U., Nov. 7. It
Engineer Rhea l.uper, of the Htate
1913 is thus summarized:
in the United States each would re­ i is evident that President Wilson is Hoard of Control, who has ben In
I engaged In the first fight of his ad­
Camp No. 1, located on Sand Creek, ceive 11.360.
Klamath Falls several days In con­
comprising
sixty
men,
in
addition
to
The annual income of the German ministration, with the currency meas­
DON J. ZUMWALT, Pre«.
E. M. BUBB. Vice Pre«, and Tre««.
nection
with the adjudication of the
temporary roads, constructed 34,500 people is given by Hefferich as ap­ ure us the bone of contention.
BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary
water
rights
on l«ost River and
feet of permanent road from the east proximately lio.ooo.ooo.
Approxi­
It Is not certain that he can force
entrance to the park to the crater's mately |2,ooo,0oo is expended an­ the caucus to take action with any Cherry Creek, left early Friday for
rim at Sand Creek Notch. This road nually for public purposes.
expedition without making some Medford to take up matters concern­
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
next year will be resurfaced.
The German people, says Heffer- great conceasiona.
ing Rogue River water rights.
Camp No. 2, from the lake, work­ ich, save about one billion dollars
Members of the senate currency
Lu per'a visit followed that of Chin
ing toward Steel camp, graded a mile annually, which, together with the committee are admltedly controlled nock last spring, when Cblnnock
or more, brushed and cleared several automatic Increased value of prop­ by a combination of four republicans took Hie proofs of those claiming
miles and surfaced half a mile in sec­ erty, adds dose to three billion doi- and three democrats. The latter are water rights on these two streams
tions to test the materials and grades lars a year to the national wealth in IGed, Hitchcock and O'Gorman.
l.uper while here held open for in­
ABSTRACTING
Heffericb shows the
of rock, to ascertain the best surface aggregate.
The president has been discussing spection these proofs of claims In
Kaiser that Germany's wealth has the measure with members of the order to allow anybody disputing
for adoption.
practically
doubled since he ascended cabinet. At this meeting Wilson an­ them to file their protests.
MAPS, PLANS, BLUEPRINTS, Etc.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
The 6% miles of road extending
the
throne.
nounced that he plans a conference
"In all, th«re were ubout fifty
from the southeast entrance of the
park to Sand Creek Notch, or proper­
with Senators Korn, Lewis, Owen, claims filed on water from these two
ly known as Kerr's Notch, passes by N. Y. DE.MOCRATN
Hoke Smith, Overman and Jam«« streams." said l.uper.
"There were
TO REORGANIZE Hughes, who favor the bill, and pos­ only two contests filed
the picturesque pinacles in Sand
Creek, which form a veritable "Gar­
dbly the three recalcitrants on tile
"These contests are In the nature
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.—There are senate committee.
of frlenifly suits, filed to make more
den of the Gods.” The road has no
sharp curves, and 1 per cent grade is strong indications of a new organiza­
Ixtaders in the senate have told specific the claims of various parties
tion to represent New York democ-
Wilson thut there are nearly ah many to water rights. The Horsefly Irri­
I the steepest.
racy as a result of the defeat of Tam-
plans for currency reform us there gation district and the United States
The pottery production of the many, A new deal in the party is are members. This Is especially true are the only contestants.”
United States last year, valued at certain.
Hearing of these contests will come
of the majority, as most of the minor­
One faction, headed by the younger
$36,500,000, was the greatest in the
ity believe the Aldrich plnn is good up some time next spring.
element of the party, favors a new
history of the industry.
enough.
organization, opposed to Tammany
Wilson and bls advisors will today
methods. It is said that there are in
IN TOWN HAS ARRIVED. NOW ON DISPLAY.
decide whether they can get some
favor enough rich men to finance the
action In the matter by caucus.
organization.
Charged with stnullng $40 from «
The president believes that If ho
ALL STYLES, RANGING IN PRICE FROM
Conservatives believe a complete
fellow laborer, Joseph Johnston and
Insists,
the
democrats
will
eventually
le-organization of Tammany Is suffi­
cient. They think if Murphy is oust­ accept his views in Hie matter, In Arthur White, both In their early
ed they can turn the organization's r ase they do not, he declares he will twenties, were arrested at Chiloquin
Thursday by the Indian police. They
put the matter up to the people.
powerful machinery toward reform.
were brought here by Deputy Hheriff
It
has
been
suggested
to
the
presi
­
Many want to even drop the name
Lloyd Low.
dent
that
he
take
the
entire
country
Tammany. "County Democracy” is
Friday afternoon the pair was ar­
one of the many titles suggested for into his confidence in this matter.
raigned before Justice of the Peace
Borno
advisors
have
informed
him
the
the
reorganized
machine.
WITH GUARANTEE OF QUALITY ON EACH
best way to do this Is to accept an »'« W. Gowen. Upon the advice of
Invitation to deliver an address in their attorney they waived prelimi­
Fighting It Out.
nary examination, and wore bound
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—Cocoa some Middle Western city.
OUR STOVES ARE ECONOMICAL IN WOOD
over to the grand jury.
and chocolate manufacturers today
Automobile Accident
The robbery for which the men
The above in a likeness of a rella- argued to the department of agricul­
SAVING, AND PLEASING IN
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
7.
—
In
a
col
­
were
arrested was committed at the
ture
that
cocoa
and
sugar
constitute
, ble piano, fully warranted, which we
I
lision
between
two
automobiles
on
Modoc
Point reclamation project
"sweet
powdered
chocolate,
”
al
­
! aell for |260 on easy terms. The
APPEARANCE
Washington
boulevard
today,
four
camp.
It
is alleged that they cut ■
though
the
department
held
that
'specifications of this piano will in-
were
killed,
one
fatally
injured
and
holo
through
the tent, and through
chocolate
Is
ground
cocoa
without
i terest- you on account of its great
| value at the price. Shipment to ar- the fats rtnoved and therefore it seven seriously injured. The dead this filched | |() from the trousers of
i rive soon to replace the half carload means It will cost the manufacturers were Ervin Chapman,W. It. Androws, the man occupying the tent.
Harry B. Curtis, Mrs. Vrlde Elmore.
I which we have sold during the past more money to make it and sell it.
H. C. Neufschaefer was fatally in- Hack to Dorris.
three weeks. We have the instrument
Roy Taber, of Dorris, returned
J ured.
you want at the price you want to On Duty Again.
Miss Anna Metcalf, employed in
homo Thursday night after spend­
I pay.
the ladles’ goods department of the Nice Display Rack.
ing a couple of days with nls partner,
(■olden Rule Store, Is again presiding
The Underwood Pharmacy has in­ Roy Sly. Sly & Taber conduct th«
HARDWARE
behind the silks and laces, after an stalled a new magazine rack for dis­ Idin Hour cigar store hore, and a
(Next door to Postoffice)
lllnesH of short duration.
playing magazines and periodicals.
confectionery store In Dorris.
I
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