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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1914)
BANDIÎ'S MOIHER VERY ILL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE I». |H>rled Pvt-nk'lit of «•Mei »» I• «•»!- •■ration of Miiirr» Says Me Will R«'- turn to Calumet, Ikwpite Tlireata of Death—Was Shot Three Tiniee»— lie Story, Told in Milwaukee, buli cate* Attack Waa Prearranged. N' Ul’“u ,O A A' l,«llm,*u> 1 warranty deed, $D'. NE'* NK44« Sec. |»|R INsWERS for th«» two branchea of enxlm'orlng upon th»- om- school, and will make It the strongest oil the'eoast." '1 lie university aul liorltles. while dl-uippolnied at the loaa of the elec trical enure»* recently given by the too »-I of higher curricula to the Ag ' I li'Ullui'Ill college, are In th«- action of i ho boar») a basis for more definite j-lans upon tin- i.roat«<i I’nlvrralty of i <kregon. The lb Id |..ID of t’t < K .hows the lot nml III«- g ci>ura«-a as law, medlcluu, th«' tine nt*. education, music, economic*, »<» - lology, commerce, and, In the future, civil engineering. Upon these lines tin- greater t’nlv«'ially of Oregon will develop. One *>f th<< Helds lu particular will«'h I to» university proposes to de- «chip and which will bo now on the I ‘oast, will be th«- school of com- merer. ill thia the university pro- |n»ses to train business men. 'Thia does not mean tile course that 1» -ommonly known as n bualneaa »olleg«',” explained President Camp I ell "Hut the business men of Port land and our larger cities have ex- 'pressed a demand for an education »H« I Being Belai»,,»,,! W|(|| viat» *«, »■«■ i»> e«l t<> llalig l-»r H->l<liiig .. ........... ‘ •"•Hi I ||M| lp Intin aml SI um HI ux PasM-uger s. ami H«' ll-o R.-ceivee Freeh Patrick, deed. $10. >ame us the pre-| riiroiiMli n Ulii»|,,„ I ih I i « ’»«»«ilevl Hl» I lgl«t f«»r Lite. M chnimm «'i VI...n, 4 r«i< n ri»i<>iigii tii«> M«'«li' CtdiUg lUStlUIIU'Ut. U il«- "l Hi'. 4i<iim Sa? » MU Mtdli- mill Hie l «>l|<<| lira»«' N«wt«>u Stoller to Weyer- el ilu- l’i«r««'l I’«»—I—May Go to er »>li«>ul«l I «•«■! B« lt« r lo Think II-' Suffering MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2 7. li.i. ii - r Lumber compuuy, warrauty from two bullet wounds in lus shoul- .:»•<.!. $10, NW'* '^.NE'*, K4s NW4i ders and ou«> in his head, Fresideut and lots 1, 2, 3, See. 1-34-15. angei PASS CHRIS I IAN. Dec. 29. 29. Owing Uburlea Moyer ot the Westitrn Feder Mabel Newton to Weyerhaeuser Grayson train millier ation of Miners arrived here today. Lumber company, warranty deed, $10, to mid murderer lloatlck was her sou. He came direct from the Calumet to correspondence on the part of Pres- SW'* and W's SE44. Sec. 31- IIU I. I is her«' Mrs lames Farias Is very III ami de- and Heckla copper country, whence id«‘Ut \\ «»o«lr«»w Wilson, w ho 34-15. llriou If her son la hanged, she be says he was expelled last night, to rest ami recuperate. I.«na Newton Dobbins et vlr to the This morning the physician ordered w ilt probably die. after being shot, frightfully beaten \\ »■>< t liucuser Lumber company, war- and subjected to gross indignities, he the big portfolio of letters sent to ranty deed. $10, S’* NBK s" 31; II ••'• then asserts, by members of the Citizen s Secretary Tumulty for answers, "I be S\\ FRANCISCO. I »«-«• 29 SW '*NW'*, NW'» SW *■* . Sec. 33- II that atty atti uipt The doctor insists "">11 he H lleve in a Ilf«' for a life.' lt a man Alliance. 3 4-15. K" a windo* "Hell will pop in the copper coun on the part of the president to do another I lielleve h> should suf Kate C. Ogle et vlr to Emmett Bee- kills ,h” (Irli try," said Moyer today. “The min any correspondence would interfere an eye for an eye a tooth for a fer »on, warranty deed, ilO, tract 22 A ers are thirsting for revenge, but 1 with his recovery. tooth.” There has been but on«« day of of Enterprise Tracts, and a strip 40.5 hope to return in lime to prevent; TIH- statement waa mad« today by feet w id«» extending along the east them from doing anything to injure good weather since the president ar Mr Colen, widow of the man killed rived Unless conditions improve ( side of Tract 26 of the Enterprise the cause." by Farias when ho held up the train 8W44> 4M» I llld Wilson ma> g-> to Texas or Florida , Tracts; also part of KE When asked concerning the attack "I am sorry for the man’s mother, sw i; 4* SE ’ *. Sec. 34-38-9. tomorrow. and expulsion following his charge but if she came to me with a petition I. D. Whitmore to Lillian Whlt- The « xj eriment station of th« state i that a man w earing an alliiuice badge to the governor to snv«« her son's life, more, warranty deed. 110, lot 9, block gave the false alarm of fire that re agricultural »- liege is sending Wil I couldn't sign it. I think she ought 1.1» of th- Supplemental Plat of Nich which will nt a loan to go directly son thi«-. dozen fresh eggs every sulted in the fatal Christmas eve to feel glad to have her son with God. ols addition. Into the business not as clerks, but morning In addition he is kept sup panic at Calumet, Moyer made the and all his faults expiated and ex Klamath Korporatiou to Horace M. as factors In th«» business itself. They plied with fresh garden truck by ad following statement: plained, than living u long, terrible Manning, warranty deed. $10, lot 6, want the university to give the men "Organizer Tanner and myself were mirers using the parcel post. life in prison. block 806 of Mills Second addition. s o h a training that they cun lie sent in our room at the Scott hotel when "If 1 had a child of my own I T. E. Griffith et ux to Richard E. abroad, to Japan or China, for In- Sheriff Cruze called and demanded H 4*\’T -Ml I I l I» might feel different. A mother never siitnce, or Into the market of th* Smith, quit claim deed, 110, five that we accept the money collected SINCE IN IMS I forgets, always sees her children us acres SE'* Sec. 11-40-9, lying north firm's product to learn the conditions, bv the Citizen's Alliance for the fam babies, and forgives everything west of right of way of United States am! In a few years will be ready to horror v le ilies of the Christmas eve CHICAGO, Dec. 29. — "Jimmy” "I believe In capital punishment D M M- l.etnor reclamation service canal. com«» back ami l«c active In the man- •bo Is »til tims. We refused, and ihe officer Iiuggle, in charge of the memorial 1 believe such live* should be ended, A. F. Dyer to Mamie M. Summers, agement of the buslmuia There are known here i»> a d«-« »•••i In li<>rs«w«td left. hall of the G. A. R. in the public libra because they ar«« useless In the world. such courses In commerce at Colum cattle, has just ret uri . <| from u ,|. w arranty deed, $10. N 44 8E44 and "Five minutes later the mine whis- ry, considers himself the luckiest vet "Bostick, not I, Is responsible for tended trip through the South II S'- NE'*. an«! part of lot 2, Sec. 30- bia. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. ties began to blow, as by a pre-ar eran that ever came out of a battle. his death. I think I would have been 39-9. "There Is a growing deman«! for brought north uiiotli.-r »h lp tuetit of ranged signal. As they blew, 150 For fifty years, "Jimmy" hasn't been guilty If I had let him escape, I << liege trained social workers Such «a'tl«. whlch lie “Id to J r .Mitchell United States to Rosa M. Hoyt, members of the Citizen's Alliance in able to smell—and his home is over don't feed vindictive, only very sorry.” Institutions us the Huge foundations, at Hamilton patent. S’-, SW 44 Sec 30; N 44 NW44 vaded the room. We were seized and near the stockyards. According to M< Is more, there uo >«<-. 31-40-13. it unlclpnlltl«'S nml settlement houses held by some while other men danced "It happened like this,” explained LOS ANGELES Dec. 39 Emmett Beeson et ux to Kate E. Far I m , have a growing demand for men lots of cattle buy» r .i California nu» in front of us, striking our faces and "Jimmy” today. “I was only a kid— Ogle, warranty deed, $10. part of alias Bostick, today started habeas trained along economic an«! sociolog that they ha««- I - I ar ibunilaor» of kicking our bodies. • 15— but 1 could shoot like the dick corpus proceedings. This I* a scheme ical lines To moot these demands, rain throughout the late 11» u», NE', NE*4, Sec. 32-38-9. "Some one stepped behind me and ens, and they let me go along with R. M. Osburn to Jennie C. Dunn, to delay hl* transfer to Han Quentin the University of Oregon will build the prospects for > attic und bon« shot me. 1 fainted then, and don't Governor Yates’ sharpshooters. "We «leal« rs waa never brighter. warranty deed. $10, NE*4 Sec. 12- until he invents a technical base for Its courses." remember the second and third shots. were down at Atlanta on the Morning 41-12. hl» fight to escape the gallows On account of th* -bought of th* "When I recovered consciousness. of July 22, 1864, when the rebs pa-it two year» farmer» through th* The Klamath Development compa Tanner and I were being passed from charged us. All I remember was a ny to J. A. Murray, warranty deed. Molli < list S I « »1C I one man to another, down tire hotel yell, and when I came to in the Mari- off their work stock a muc h u tb*« $10, lots 5. 6, block 63; lots 5. 6. ulti t.o\ I Mt ERMTV Ok As we passed along, we were etta hospital they said I had been stairs. block 64, Lakeview addition. L>-avlng Fort Klamath with more could, keeping only w hat were set»- struck repeatedly. asleep about three weeks. A bullet With th-- - -uiins of a Oregon Inland Development com- EUGENE, Dec. 29.—A Drs-yaar than two f> ■ t <>f snow on the ground. ally need«'«! "Between the lines of shouting and had rapped me in the head, and killed ¡-any to Frank Kenney, warranty jcourse In engineering, the first step Ed Dunham of the Dunham gnraK«' better year there Is ■» great ihortap dancing members of the Alliance, we my sense of smell. Ever since I moved deed, $100, lots 15, 16, 17, 18, block In the consummation of a plan to drove a Heo the Fifth to Klamath of work horses, nml fsrmers ar» pay- were ushered to the station. Two over by the stockyards I’ve had a 61, Orlndale. ^«•atabllHh at the University of Oregon Falls in three hours and forty min Ing th«' old time prl<« i for horw to deputies bought tickets, and accom hankering to meet that Reb that laid Ed W. Mueller et ux to Oregon & a school of civil engineering which ute* Saturday, arriving curly In the use In their work. panied us on board.” me out, and congratulate him.” According to M-Ltnorc, the cob - Western Consolidation company, quit will be to the Pacific coast as the afternoon. Moyer is on his way to a Chicago claim deed. $1, SW 44 NW 44, Sec. Massachusetts Institute of Tochnol- Dunham carried five passengers lug of the rain In»» made a wonderful hsopital. Tanner is badly bruised. 1« »\A \ I IRMERS TO 32-39-10. I <»gy is to th«> Eaat, was announced The whole trip was made over road* < hung» In that - lion Every fir»- I.EARN ROAD WORK United States to Henry C. Straw, last night by l*r«-»ldent I’, I., Camp covered with from on«- to two fret of <i last worl and old b«-ldi that bnw CHICAGO, Dec. 27.—Organizer ------------ patent, W », SE'* and E 4 SW 44. bell upon his return from Portland, i snow, and th« run of nearly forty «•man -I -I ill- I f*-r ili<- put thr-e Reilley of the Federation has received DES MOINES, Iowa, Dec. 29.—Fol- Sec. 7-37-7. whero the board of higher curricula mllcu wa» made without any mishap years nr<- being worked, and lost a wire from Moyer telling of the at- lowing the passage by the legislature strings of mulei ar- t be seen every- Central Oregon Improvement com last week determined thn» the uni- tack, and saying he and Tanner were I last winter of a good roads law, at where. pany to Bessie J. Lewis, warranty versify shall teach civil engineering THE I NE.MI’IAIYED put on a Milwaukee bound train after least fifty highway conventions in as deed, lots 5 and 6, block 20, Crescent. and the Agricultural (’olleg-- the elec ARE 1’1 T I" Wulik being threatened with death if they1 many counties in the state will be More thnn k :« h of l*»< « S. B. Evans et ux to Hattie E. Mc- trical engineering. — returned. held this winter, to educate county are anti tally mad«- In Philadelphia Kea, warrauty deed, $500, lot 10, I SAN FRANCISCO, D«c. 29. Local A* a result of a recent investiga Reilley expects Moyer to -et'irn to officials and the farmers to the neces- block 31, First, addition to Klamath tion made of the two institution* by ItdlencM* lias been relieved by muni Calumet as soon as he Is able. slty of good roads and the best way About a thousan«! mon Egypt's public debt now amount- Falls. the board of higher curricula It waa cipal work. ------------ to build them. M. J. Healy to George T. Baldwin, decldi-d, for the sake of economy and 'ur<- employed In cleurlng the ruina of it |43o,.'«34,011, aimed < ntlr*ly for- CALUMET, Dec. 27.—SherifT Cruze A short course of instruction for quit claim deed, $10, lot 4, Sec. 1- efficiency, that some division In these t he old city ball. • KU held. today issued a denial of the story that county engineers will be held by ex 3 * -10. A committe« of socialista baa pro- two courses and others wa* ne« ea Moyer was shot, assaulted and ex- perts at the state college at Amos and Klamath Korporation to Ben S. se ry. lir«>»«-d n parade of the Joblesa men II I. ill I - vn s| pelled from the town. He said it was the state highway commission next III «.ISTI II ItMIX Owens, d«?ed, $10. lot* 642 and 643, through tiie prindi-al streets. They Bince tn<< election last fall, which a "frame-up,” to gain sympathy for month. At the county meetings the 11 . reflstratlon bo -ks will «I*« bl«K-k 119, Mills addltkm. will visit the < Ity bull, where the men firmly establlsiied the fa< t that the the miners. He makes no attempt to laws will be explained, exhibits shown Saturday morning at the court horn« Oregon Valley Land company to R. people of the state desired that the ¡«re to demand work. explain the gunshot wounds in the of methods of good roads and moving J. Martin et al, warranty deed, $1, two in*tltutlon* »h<uild be kept up. The *ocin|l*t Itx-al bus rai*ed mon- All who wish t>> vot. at th«' comlM back. i pictures thrown upon the screens .. >4 844 NE44 8E44, 8®c. 15-36-14. the board of higher curricula I* work « y to defoii«! tin- «eicnty men arrested primary and general . l«'ctloM our. Moyer's account is generally be- showing "honor convicts” building P. B. Burnett et ux to R. J. Mar Ing out a plan which will give to euch in ronn<-< ti««n with the Christmas riot register. 1 roads at Ames. lieved, however. This lii« lu«l' » <-v<-r) I'-wly who wtok- tin et al, warranty deed, $350, N 44 respective courses without conflict ing. The striking miners are intensely The educational work this winter «* to vote nt th«' ««»mini tlrclIoM 844 SE *4 8E44. Sec. 13-36-14. and duplication- that would lead to excited over the expulsiop of Moyer. is to be followed by practical road Th«' r«'<"tit "permsn<'nt" r- Kistrntion George T. Baldwin to M. J. Healy, needless expense, and more or lens 111 II TV . lilt tISS, Threats of vengeance are freely mad«-. building next summer. deed, $10, lot 3, block 8, Railroad conflict between the University and WON’T WORK Ml III was declared Illegal, and those Mg- latered under thnt • ,, n> n,u,‘ rf* addition. the Agricultural college. The mosquito that sings is the Mrs. Hansberry Dies. Klamath Development company to WASHINGTON, D. <’., Dec. 29. later ngnln. Ale The Increase in the length of Word has been received from Sea male and he doesn’t bite. He merely W. F. Henry, warranty deed, $10, engineering course will not affect stu It's not beauty or brnlns that count side of the death of Mrs. Hansberry, sings to divert the attention of the lot 15, block 6, Second Hot Springs dents now in the University, but will with the girls who are printers' as wife of Captain Hansberry, wro for victim, while his wife drinks a dip- i sSES Ht HU addition. probably apply to student* entering sistant« In the big government bureau merly was an Upper Lake Navigator. per of blood. Klamath Development company to next year. It will place the course of of printing and engraving. Ilorse- Death was due to complications. In Ordered your n- » automobile U- William F. Henry, warranty deed, study on the same plane a* that given power I* what tb«> government wants. addition to her husband, Mrs. Hans Somewhere in the bible it reads: $10, lots 4 and 5, block 26, Hot at th«« largent colleges of civil engin And that’ll what the Investigation <enss yet? berry is survived by three daughters. In that day seven women shall taka Heller, for th«' », -11» being l>***,,J Sprngs addition. of phy*lcal requirements now under eering an«l technical schools in the hold of one man.” They must have be some <’ar’ around thnt th«-r> may i way is seeking to determine how David L. Rightmei«r to Earl L. country. Additions to the faculty will E. B. Ramsby is again out and held church fairs when that was writ- lanusry l«t 1^*1 pick»'«! up if nit« r Rightmeler, warranty d«■» d, $2,000, be made. much horsepower must ti girl possess around, following a siege of sickness. ne license pta,M SW% SW'/., Sec. 13; 8'A HE 44, and, { Laboratories will be equlppetl for to get away with th« Job of printer's nr«« around «11 I "' of the 1913 vintage. 8E44 8W44, Sec 14-39-10. Director Ralph has ex distinct courses in hydraulics, rail assistant At least on«' Kia Charles Wenzlaff et ux to Henry J. roads, railroad engineering, general perts fiuzzllng over this problem — ha* placed himself Kustner, warranty deed, $1, 844, Hurveying, an«l when the solution Is at hand the sanitary engineering, NW'4 NE44, NE44 NW >4, Sec. 16-1 i tin kit girls will be *e)e< ti'<l llko machines. structural engineering, highway en Pelican and manng«*r of th«' V, I 28-10. gineering and architecture. Testing already P“> Hall hotels, and h«- R. A. Fletcher to Joseph James machinery will bo added to present Solili« on B iim I ik ' hm . Palmer, deed, $125, lot 15, block 45, equipment, and all money widt h ha* Charles A. Spinning left Friday for the plates on his ««f- Is of a llMht The pew llccn ■■ P Whit«j Lake City. San Francisco. He goes to givo ¡it heretofore been apportioned between him», with th«' Ictmrl C. C. Low, sheriff, to <) 8. Purdy, the electrical and civil <-ngln«erlng tention to business matters. d«ed, $1,800, 4 6 feet off entire east will bo concentrated upon the on«- Miss Virginia Callahan, who has wide of lot 6, block 4 8, Nichols addi- school. i tion. "It Is the plan to work toward the been in Ban Francisco for tin- Christ- F. 0. Klabzuba et ux to J. Frank i five-year «ourse, and place the Uni mas Mason, returned Bunday after Adams, warranty <le«:d, $10, lots 9, > versity's s< bool of «-ngm« - ring on the noon. 10, 11, 12, 13, block 37; Jots 5, 6, 7, i same bawls in Boston ’Tech’ or sonic 8, 9, block 44; lots 6, 7, 8, 9, block < of th«.' other of the st rongent Eastern 45; lots 6, 7, 8, 9, block 52; lots 1, 2, i universities,” waid President t'amp- 3, block 53, all in Malin. bell. Eliza M. Marple to W. G. Brown, "The course will be made stronger, warranty deed, $4 50, lots 6 and 7, not <mly bi engineering line*, but they block 17, Ewauna Heights. will be made more broadly cultural. Agricultural < <>ll«'g«' K«i'|ia tlic 11-40-9. With ii.-h L A. Dell « O I. Ml I Safety” Is the Watchword Did you ever notice that when a baby Isn’t saying a blamed thing, al- most any mother can tell you ex- actly what it is saying. First National Bank OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Telegraphic dispatches tell of the damage of $250 to a millinery store. Two or three up-to-date hats must have been slightly singed. I _____________________ _ Capital Stock, 100,000 Surplus, $10,000 Ü. 8. DEPOSITARY I An Iowa woman has married her daughter’s divorced husband She probably wants to show His how to manage a man. More and mor«! the engineering pro fession Is recognized on the Ham«! piano with law and medicine, and the other applied sciences. Universities are extending their courses and teach- I Ing more than tli<! mere vocational training. "Th«! University of Oregon proposes to set a higher standard for ItH civil «nglneering degree. We will prob ably b«i ready to announce the five- year course next year, though we will carry men now registered through on ¡the present basis. We shall be able to concentrate all the money allotted .,(«.( y of a prop»’ entertaining *•• (lf invest»«** for dppof,,or, a good bnnk ln your fund«. FIRST TRUST SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON--- ------- t
