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recoKiiltlon of th«» work he Is doing tn civil engineering. In 1884 he was In the towns and rural district« of the elected county surveyor, and served slate. So greatly I h thia work appré two terms in that office. SACRAMENTO RIVER ICE At HEM ciatif! that his dates ur«> tukon Hourly In 1892 CMtel was chosen poet- IHOSI VITU KING IT DECI.ARE two months ahead, sml it I n rare that (A I AX I . XIA -SEV EX FOOT Wl sT ASSI RED OF CO-Ol’EKA ii'aster of Klamath Falls, which posi I I XG VI XS I ENGLAND STARE AT NOON lie I h «''i'll ut all upon Iho university TIO., FROM THE COUNTY tion he h«*k! for live years, He was campus. Dr. Hodge will ulao continu« tlliei'h an Stork* llro|>|>ed Off NeVornl COI RT afterwards a member of the city In Xnswer t*» This, 111««**«* Favoring TT ioumiik I* of ViK's ill llie Sama < liirn io collaborate with th«« stalo gamo Points lu lli'iliu —• Two Slrnrp llie Draatic Mi*asiii( Pulut to (lie , council Valle, lnuiulalc«l — Portion ul Wai- ( commis« Ion. Shock» l«ll Last Muhi, Hut N«» i ..n.pLioni ,Ma*le b> Fort Klamath Wo- «'astel in 1903 opened a brewery, I coaly of IN1.N Ih'laein l uglaiKl Dr. (¡« orge Ri lx*«', also widely »on« ill«* ami Gilroy Submergiwl. Damage Uns Done llieuler* and iiivu Aguinsl Saloon There, Allegeil j uid lie kept this in op«*ration for a and tlx* l nii«*«l Stat«*a, According last Vugetes Raoeilienla flooded. known In Eastern Oregou from num ll.-slaui mit» Were Sear« of 4'on- lo ih* in Operation in Violation of | number of years. to l aw Expert M«K»re, G«*nt l«*m«*n'» High I hlaI Wait* t .losing Damage eroit« npix'iiriiiici'H <>n th«- lecture plat fuaioil, Willi Pimple lerrllied. Mate Ians Regarding I iiuuor|K>r- A couple ot years ago Castel'a mind Xgin •iin'lll XVltli Japan ( outiini«'**. form an«i ut teachers' institutos, Ims Vlollg III«* CoilM. • aleti Towns. I.** to Ik* Gon«* Into in appeared to be wandering at times.- been < lo< ted full profeHsor of philos SAN FRANCISCO, Jun 24. Two I.very Detail and Full Report Made •On one occasion he left horn«* to go lie, too, will continue In ex sharp earthquake shocks were felt SAN JOSE, Jan. 26. Thousands of ophy. WASHINGTON, D. ('., Jun. 24. | up tow n and wandered for several Despite the fact that th«* house Humi ucns In the Santa Clare Valley are tension work to a great extent, al- Inst night hero. Whether or not the saloon at Fort .'avs thtongh th«* woods. After this liation omniittee put the soft pedal Hooded by the swollen streams. Th«* though giving certain philosophical No damage n suited from tint Klamath is being operated iu viola • l;e was taken to California by his on th«* Asiatic exclusion bill, Secre ranchers in th«* low lying districts are course« upon the campus. hliuken, uilhough tliu pouplu, fearing tion of the slate's liquor laws is soon wife. lary of Labor Wilson today sent the fleeing front their homes. n I vpelIIInn of Hi«' 19(16 disaster, wot« to be determined by County Judge V The home of Mary Boyd, under ( I st i It XRVIX XOU II aieasiir«« to the lious* with his eu- I badly rrigh(«<n«'d. XX orden. Saturday he sent the fol . HALES DISlXiNEK I Monili I t >ltl*S IX OPERATION idorsenient. The ouly modification he mined. toppled into Coyote Creek. '1 li«'ii(i’r uiidl«'(ic«H Hcruumvd In lowing letter to Governor West. OF HIS IXTF.RI SI- The family «•scaped. (raised is that then* be further detiul- I am in receipt of your letter dat I fright, und in many cunes the p«uplu BELFAST, Ireland, Jun 24. At The creek Is madly overflowing ami |lions of the term "Asiatic laborers." ed January 20th, accompanied by a ii (tempt cd to rush out. Muny of the That tile Klamath Meat company headquarter« of the Ulster provisional tlo* bridges are threatened. Th«* labor department denies that daiicu hull» mid rvstuurmils worn letter from the officers of the XX omen will shortly cluing«* from a corpora Watsonville and Gilroy are partly government, which Is lighting home of XX'oodcraft, Fort Klamath, Oregon, tion to a partnership firm was th«« th«* adoption of the Raker bill will be <l«'ui< d in no time, the p«*upie rustling rule. It wus announced today that the submerged. . into th«« slr«*4*ta. under date of January 7th, making statement made today by parties in u diplomatic affront toward England. “army of l ister." conipoavd of 500,- It ««as asserted that the measure has complaint relative to a saloon oper OAKDALE, Jan. 26. The Orange 000 tuvu w ho have been secretly drill terested. I nothing to do with Japanes«* immigra BERLIN, Jun 24 Wild rumors ated at Fort Klatuath by XV. O. Engle I The first step toward this end was Blossom bridge over the Stanislaus ed. to oppoH«* the Dublin parliament, tion. The officials said that many of Dial Sun Francisco was destroyed by and C. E. Hoyt. River near hen* was swept away this will be supplemented with a motor I taken Saturday when t'risler 41 Stilts < arthquuke readied here today, und "I appreciate the tact that you have I bon g tit H. H. Hales' Interest in the th«* English colonies have exclusions morning. cycle corpa. laws much more drastic against tho a panic ensued in the seen fit to use my office in this capac Klamath Meat company. The member« of this corpa will for u while ity, aud that we have bad notice from LOS ANGELES. Jan. 26 It has curry dispatches, and in some In bourse, This deal leaves only C. B. Crisler Hindus that the Raker bill proposes. It is pointed out that the American- raiiit il ««>ntinnoualy here for twenty» you relative to these cases. My office ¡and larry Stilts as owners of stock American stock and bond holders stance« act as scouts In the event of were thrown into a state of anxiety. will assist you in every way possible j in the corporation, so it Is their in England treaty of IS 15, under which four hours. actual hostilities. where there is violation of law in dention to disolve the corporation und treaty immigration differences were A h a result oî lint flurry, all Amer- Xs a result thousands of basements Th«* corps is composed of fifty men o tn «liaten ut the dose of the bourse Klamath county. We are just as anx i do business under the firm name of settled, the'“favored nation" clause ..ie flooded ami uumerous towns are ut preeent. was not mentioned, and eteu if It isolated. ious to see that proper conditions ex . risler 4,- Stilts. This number, it was said today, will Hiiowid n decline of æveral points. The I.os Angeles River is Hooding. I k * increased to more than 200 If th« ist in Klamath county as you are • This will not affect in any way the was, it is held that Englund had no throughout the state, and we appreci meat markets now doing business un light to demand of America greutei I'h«* Sep«-«* River has flooded Fillmore threatened break occur«. ate the good work you are doing iu der the corporation name of Klamath consideration than was observed b« and thousands of acres of farms. I'h«* Kern River Is threateulug its own colonies. various localities throughout the Meat company. • TOM hll IS oi T Bakersfield. Two hundred men art* state of Oregon. Thu Klumalh county high school The Hal«?«' market will be kept run- i COR RE-EI.ElTIOX “1 enclose herewith a copy of a let- ning just the kame as in the past, the basketball team Is ugulu ut work, get " ASHINGTON, Jan. 23. Interna- at work Mtrengtheiiing tin* levees. ter to Messrs. Hoyt and Engle, We only change being the manager. J. lional Law Expert Moore, who is the SAI. EM, Jun 'Ji. Appealing to the ling in trim for the trip to Yreka. WHITTIER, Jan. 26. Tliirty-two shall look into this case, and deter W. Steinmetz will take the place of|fhief assintanl of Secretary of State people on hla reord. State Treasurer Ashland Medford, <’« ntrul Point and mine whether there is a violation of H. H. Hales, who intends to leave W. J. Bryan on international ques men were rescued from tree tops In Thom is It Kay has nnnounoed his Grunts I use. For u week th«* boys in I he team law. You will be fully advised as shortly for California. tions of law . guve assurances that the Jiuitown. near here, this morning. cniidldacy for the republican uomlna- The San Gabriel has overflowed Its wvie too tius> with examinations to quickly as we can ascertain this. t'on and re-election to his office. gentlemen's ugreentenl between Japun banks, and the lowlylng settlements Should we find that there is violation “If a good business record stands hud time for practice game«, but now : nd America on the immigration ques will be under from three to eight feet for anything l should have no trouble aril afternoon aud evening Is devoted of law. we shall take such steps here tion reamins intact, us in the case of of w ater. A dozen small bridge« have as we can, and should you wish to go In receiving the nomination und being u> u faithful routine of work with u ! treaties mudi* w ith other countries. been washed pwuy. < lecleti for the second term," states i * i < kod team. further, will do anything within our | Harry Telford, formerly of this city The town team is also keeping In Mr Kay. power to assist you." 'and now connected with the scientific OREGON GETS I..Kill sHAICE POMONA. Jun. 26 This city is shape by dally practice nt Houston's In addition the following was sent department of the ilsh and game com- OF RECLAMATION Fl Alls practically isolated, as the result of n I III IT SHIPPERS <>p»ra house, mid the scheduled gsitin to Hoyt and Engle at the Fort: 'mission, arrived from Portland Fri- rainfall of four Inches last night, IIEAT RAII.H IVs between th«* town team and the high “Gentlemen—Complaint has been day night. PORTLAND, Jan. 24. Eighty mil- There have been scores of washouts, a'liool squad will likely b«> a much made to Oswald West, governor of the Mr Telford will proceed to Fort ■ lions of dollars have been Invented Immense damage lias been done to closer contest than tin* other KlltllM WASHINGTON. D (*., Jan 26 state of Oregon, by certain people of I Klamath, where he will make a gen- 1 by the government in reclamation the orunge growers. Thousands of California fruit shippers won a most have been. Fort Klamath, representing the Wo tral collection of the birds and ani- projects within fifteen states, accord have been washed up. ini|H>rtnnt victory In th«* I'nlted Htates men of Woodcraft, signed by Viola J. A part of San Bernardino has been supreme court today ugulnst the Santa I ndergueo Operation. mals found there at this season of the ing to Will R. King, chief counsel of Page and Emma L. Gordon for that i.he reclamation service, who told the Hooded. Mrs Ivan Daniels underwent a ton ! year. Fc. Southern Pacific und Salt Lake organization, alleging that you are op Joi .ipcruilou nt Blackburn hospital The state fish and game commission purposes and accomplishments of railroads. erating the saloon and the hotel con SAtRAMENTO. Jan 26. -The >s working in conjunction with the {that department in an address before The court suctained the order of Monday. Drs Hamilton and Morrow trary to the law; that the hotel and weather bureau predicts rain tonight I the members of the Progressive Busi- biological survey of the department the commerce coin tn I udon, reducing operated, and they report her doing bar are in buildings standing about and tomorrow. The river stage at the charges for refrlgerutlon of fruit Illes ly. of agriculture of Washington on a ' ness Men's Club recently. three feet apart, and owned by dif That amount, he said, had been noon was 27 feet 6 inches. cars, and denied the railroads the ex biological survey of the state. When ferent individuals—in other words, If the prediction is borne out it clusive privilege of Icing the cars or VlkliiM.n Home Again. loaned to.the people, to be repaid in sufficient data is gathered, which will that C. E. Hoyt is proprietor of the may result in a serious flood. C. E Atkinson returned Saturday stopping the shippers from pre-icing probably take two years, a bulletin ten equal installments after the pro hotel, and O. W. Engle has the license from u two weeks' trip to Easters Will Have Social. will be published by the biological jects are completed. RIVERSIDE, Jan. 26. Th.* Hood for the bar. cities, where he went to buy goods King explained that the reclama survey, giving the life and crop zones, waters today carried away the Went U. OF 4». ST1RT8 "Governor West in writing to me for the spring nnd summer traed tion service is operated under a sort listing all birds and animals, giving Riverside railroad bridge. has stated that unlawful practices of IH U DINI, WORK * their distribution, economic value, of commission form of government, this kind must cease, and that if you Sl.c|dM*nl Return«. etc. The Fort Klamath country is I in that it is under the direction of SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 26 The are violating the law that his office H F Shepherd, real estate man and ¡five commissioners. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Jan especially interesting from an ornith highest seas In years are sweeping the 26. Th«* state university is about t<> capitalist. r.*turn«*d Sunday from will close your place and keep it Among these, he said, is a super ological point of view, for the type coast today. The beach here Is swept make use of the $ I Tfr.fiooTn apprdpri *1*OM Angele* where he nan been sperfd- closed. ispecimens (that is the first specimens visor of irrigadon, who instructs the by big waves, and these are eating “Will you kindly furnish my office atlons upheld by the poeple In th«* ing the winter known to science) of several birds ¡farmers and makes extensive investi into the great highway. with evidence sufficient to prove or referendum election lust November, gations; a comptroller, who looks af- and animals were first taken in that SANTA MONICA, Jan 26.-—The The $75,000 to be devoted to repairs X loll Ing in ’Ertaci». disprove the allegations of the Wo I region. |ter the fiscal end of the work. beach here I b strewn with wreckage, and uddltloiiB to four buildings und E. B Hall left Bunday morning for men of Woodcraft. If you are not op “Oregon has as favorable an out- and It is feared that many lives have to extending the heating plant will be a brief busines« visit In San Fran erating strictly in accordance with the < IVH, .SERVICE EXAMINATION ; look in the way of irrigation projects expended so the additions will be cisco. law and with your understanding TO BE HELD HEBE IN APRIL as any state in the West," said King been lost. The Pacific electric bridge has been available for students by next Sep- with the county court at the time the | “The western and eastern parts of carried away A rabbit canning factory haa beea tember. license was granted, the county court WASHINGTON, D. C„ Jan. 24.— this state are different in that the op«n«*d In Argentine. The fura of thè These additions will double the will ask you to return your license, The civil service commission has an- eastern part is arid, while the west II. T. BARNETT animala are aol.l lo a hat factory. book capacity of the library, will add and will assist the governor in every nuonced the following dates for civil ern part is non-arid—even in the DIES IN < AUF. greatly to men's dormitory facilities, Rahbits have becotne a l>eat In Buenos way. If you are operating strictly in service examinations in Oregon, out counties where it is dry.” will Increase class room facilities In Ayres provinco. accordance with the law, we wish to side of Portland, the latter already hTere are in Baker county alone The folloiwng is from the L’klah Deudy hull, und will enlarge one of know it, so that we may apprise the having been announced: kO.OOO acres that could be reclaimed (Calif.) Press: There aro 4S3 iron mines In the the engineering buildings. governor of the exact facts in the Ashland, April 11; Astoria, March by the government. Eight hundred Henry Taylor Barnett died in this United Htntes. The $100,000 class room nnd ad case. Kindly do this at your earliest 11. March 16. April 15; Baker C<ty, thousand dollars have been appropri city or. the 17th, after a lingering ministration building Is to be ready convenience. March 11, April 15; Corvallis, March ated for the development of the West illness. The fuheral occurred from 'or < iim room occupuncy by Febru IL March 16, April 15; Eugene, I mat ilia project, and over half a mil Hutchinson A Roeders' undertaking ary, 1915. A material saving was MAYOR ALBEE March 11, Match 16, April 15; Grants lion for work *on the Hermiston and parlors Monday afternoon at 2:30, made at the beginning by employ men* UNDER ARREST Pa h , March 11, April 10, April 15; Klamath projects. under the auspices of the Woodmen of the state architect, ,W C. Knighton, WINTER SHORT COURSE Klamath Falls, April 13; Pendleton, King said that Oregon had contrib of the World. The deceased was born to overs«« construction. January 5 to 30. 1914 PORTLAND, Jan. 24.—Labor Com March 11, March 31, April 15. uted more to the reclamation service in Helena, Mont. He came to Califor With him will be associated Ellis The college has «pared no effort to missioner Hoff has caused the arrest than any other state with the excep nia with his parents when 6 years old, F. Law rence, i Portland architect and make this the most complete short of Mayor Albee, whom he charges Birthday Party tion of Oklahoma. He said, however. and to Ukiah when about 24 years landscape artist, from whom ideas «curse in its history, A very wide with working members of the police old. For a number of years he resid The < .enth birthday .nniversary that at at pre < nt there are no avail- are i xpected for development along and fire departments more than eight Miss Fean Hayden was Thursday; al le «funds to carry on the work, and ed in Klamath Falls, where he was In permanent lines of the great ultimate range of cou me« will be offered in General Agriculture, Horticulture, hours, contrary to the laws of the third anniversary of the birth of that the department is awaiting fur business, returning to Ukiah about hi ate Institution planned. Animal Husbandry. Dairying, Poultry state. 2 % years ago. Mi-- Helen Hayden is tomorrow—in ther appropriations. Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domestic City Attonie Laroche has gone to ii" "f the two little lassies, their SHAM IS NAMED He said that the department was Science nnd Art. Commerce, Forestry Salem to ask jeas orpus of the i/.other, Mrs. B. E. Hayden, is giving planning to ask a loan of $100,000,- III AD OF ISSX and Music. Numerous lectures and supreme court. ' > ci ; birthday party this afteinoon, 000 of congress. King said he ex- di*" usHlons on Fanners’ Co-Operation In the meantime a con-table ac Saturday night's annual meeting of ’ t " following guests: Margaret pected ta see $200.000,000 invested nt home and abroad, will he a leading John L. Fielder, formerly council companies Mayor Albee wherever he the Klarniltli County Bar Association, .rolhy Day, Zora Meggs, ■ it the various projects within the b-ture. Make tills n pleasant and man from the Second ward, tinti en goes. held at. the court house, was largely • '1 ill, Miriam Martin, Ruth and next ten years. • profitable whiter outing. No tuition. gaged In logging contract work on In case the labor commissioner attended, practically lilt of the attor The government would place home« Chitwood, Golda Hales, Carrol River, Is at the Blackburn hos neys being present. The following Accommodations reasonable. Reduced Wood wins his point ft will call for an in- Dollic Mead, Bessie* Weeks, where they were never dreamed of pital, tile viet Ini of a stroke of apo- were elected for the ensuing term; lates on all railroads. For further In- crease of 33 per cent in toe two de lonzek and Lol» Myres, the lx fore. It Is the plan, he said, to Irri plexy. foi mation addle«« partments, and will cost Portland President Wm. H. Shaw. t‘ i isting Mrs. Hayden in enter- gate every available foot of land that Fielder was stricken suddenly Sun H. M. TENNANT. Registrar, about a million dollars Vice president Josdph 8. Kent.. . c ■ >'g- Kid games of all sorts are could be utilized. day, tind was removed as soon as pos- Corvallis, Oregon. Secretary Wilson S. Wiley, b< ing indulged in, and refreshments Such a step, he explained, would ible to the institution. While not Farmers ’ Business Courses by cor Treasurer Iloilo C. Groesbeck. A. CASTEL SAID ! were served. double the population. critical, his condition is serious respondence without tuition. The barristers at tills time decided TO BE A SUICIDE In this connection he said that the io hold a banquet. The president will a 4. joies. ;ov« lament is willing at all times to hit. in a few days name a committee to Autone Castel, for many years a i. Lamb nnd Levi Griffith, two '<operate with the state officials, and arrange for this.’ prominent citizen of Klamath county, riown residents of Poe Valeiy, ' dded that Oregon had set the exam A i has ended his lift, according to mea wore in the county seat Friday. Lamb ple In that direction. One of the I NHVERSITY OF OREGON, Jan. Farm prospects in the vicinity of ger details received here. The tid brought with him the pelts of two ;i";«test needs, he pointed out, is 26 Dr. Cloflon Fremont Hodge, who Stanfield are exceedingly bright for ings reached here through a letter re coyotes. more state commissioners to adludl- Is becoming a familiar figure In East- I'»14. Many of the lurnion, s cured ceived by Miss Helen, DuFault from •ate water rights on the various pro ern and Southern Oregon through his their first good crop last year, and uh Miss Bertha Ritzenthulen, now in » • ii hl it Fort Klamath. jects. numerous etxcnslon lectures on pop the land is in fine condition, and many Porte Costa, Calif. Mrs. J.imes Dixon, who has been ular biological topics since lie was orchards are just coming into bear The girl’s father was formerly em "nr.1.ng the winter at Creswell, re- In Milford, N. H., a farmer pro» iiddrd to the extension division of the ing, a bumber crop in expected tills Al caki' nf n. n n. ployed by Castel in his brewery here, ! ':i ' ii< r home at Fort Klamath i . oh < d to send a barrel of apples by University of Oregon last September, 'Ii - I' ' ......I n full Kim* hot- season. 1 I ! I . I I.. «,'IIIH for 15 and she stated in the letter that her Frida;. She was accompanied from ■fircel post, but was told if. would bo has just been elected professor of so "I km r iiu'dy, Itoliofxiiiir- father had just told her mother Mr. here by Mrs. A. E. Kent and Mrs. J. <>o large. He thereupon produced a cial biology at the university. 1 i- • or your money rc- bn." ,! li 11 11. sk in .-»«ui, |>iir< »t nnd iilniid- Castel had committed suicide by L. Shnmbrook, who will spend the ' I irr« l made especially for the pur- « ' ' f '• I houl i .Iwiiyn I». used is Dr. Hodge, however, will continue • t Ion, __ Ii. I> l'i< orlili tli« WILL A. LEONARD shooting himself. No other details wr*f k r nd at the Dixon home. • ilin r lolioti. Wo linvo inmio' |.< i >, which exactly conformed to the to be a professor among the people •' i ••.<*»! H uh " I liii n one fninlly by recommend** were given. parcel post requirements. .instead of among campus students. DENTIST in” H h < I iinotiH prfHlitctH hiii I we want yon try i m ’ m » w on the -G" -hil nffi r. Thh In Im* Castel was a native - of Germany. Human hair e, gets IVO its red VtJiWI color 1JUIIJ from -- - --------------------- ^* ------------- .....a His lectures throughout the state will ni'>: > on muft briiiK thh iu I with yon. White Maddox Bldg. He came to the Klamath country In'an excess of sulphur in its composi- ♦ iHoc today. Of every 200 persons who live to continue as before. 1 884, and for several years engaged 'tion. WHITMAN DRUG CO. be 40 years of age, 125 are married. ' H,s election to a full chair is in JUDGE WOROEN HASSISI GOV.WtST Albi)« tMiUKlu tUlMl filli CUIFOMI* RUMS Mi OH RAMPAR SAN SANCISCO HfLS A TRIMBLOR Oregon Agricultural College famous Free!
