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have been open at tho county clerk’s WILSON DLNIÍS SIORÏ OF ÜEPRÍSSION I otlli o I early In .lununry, the num h iii o I 13H Wo'll N GOT HOME ALI. <>. k. HOG CHOLERA < OSTS IOWA FARMER« THtzlTY MH.LION’S her of women registered represents Had Mrs. Rose Torrey and Ml»» Ims than u sixth of the registration. Project Manager J. G. Camp has re AMES, la, Feb. 16 Hog «holers RELIGIOL'H CEREMONY GIVKh 'I o be exact, when tho books closed Muud Nall deluyed u day In their re turn* <1 from Portland, where last In Iowa <ost the farmers <33,000,000 WAY TO FIGHT Hntiirda,. night, there was just one turn to their holm sieids nour Odessa week he attended the aesHlons of the In 1313. Nearly 3,000,006 hogs died lies tliiin a hundred women register- 1 from a trip to this city to get mail Oregon Irrigation congit-as. There of the disease, and experts say this Folluuerw of Outlaw Who Aspires for Inxti ad of Depression and I nrest. nd, while 589 imu hud met tin» ru , held for five weeks, they would not »■«■ over 320 delegaUs atten<ling, or Is nearly 35 percent of the total num l*re*d<k-ncy Capture*! Teu Miles I'resideiii Niij* Ills Communica qulreinent of the law In this respect. i I have been abin to cross the Ice on twice as many an last year. ber. Th«« loss to Iowa farmers was I-roin Mexico I ily by the Huerta Wlw'H the books closed Haturduy lipper i.ake This is the Information tions Nliow Timi tie* Tariff unii In- “The talks an»l s« slotis this year two nnd a half times as great a« dur- Troop»—Many Killed and Taken ■ omi* Tm Measures Have Brought night, the total registration for the brought by Jen» Turgor, just r««turn«d < ctieei n«-<! chiefly Duan«-«** an«l other Ing 1912, desplte the efforts of the Prisoner* During the I iglit hi I tie Almut Improved Conditions, and He county was 668. out of an «Mllmuted from his homestead In thai »«ctiou. I preliminary work, rather than the op- state and f«*deral government to Mountain Country. voting strength of nearly 6,000. This Turner went to the honu«tead <>v«i lerutlon atul maintenance features,” Hturnp out the disease. LiM>kn for Lots of Work ««Mill. is divided ns follows: a week ago, < rowhing the ice from Mo said Mr. Camp. "The delegate»! were These (gtimatrs ar« based on r«>- MEXICO ( 111.. Feb. 16. Fifty Itepiilillcuil— doc Point. When he returned Sunday I devoting their time ro arranging a ports from 112o dlff«-r«-nt. rn«*n cov Zapata prisoners arrived WASHINGTON', D. <*., Feb. 16. here today Men . . 338 lie wuh fori-i-d to make the trip on plan whereby th«- credit of the state ering ev« ry community in every «oun- from A juhco mouni.ams, un mues In his regular talk with the newspa 58 Women skin, uh th* l<i- would not sustain b|n - an I»«- iise<1 to rah»- money for Irriga ,ty In the state, as compiled by Dl- from the city, where they were cap per men today, President Wilson I lemocrut— weight. tion without additional taxes made It plain that lie does not sect-apt rector W I Kennedy of the stat« ag- tured yesterday by federal troops. M<*n 3 When Mrs. Torrey and Mlsa Nail “Outside of ft« Wi ii Lewi Kay irteultural lolbge extension depart* as a fact the newspaper reports of a I ne Z.apiHtiHtas, who are followers i Women ............................. 4 were journeying ucross the Ice toward trouble, the meeting was entirely har j meat. general depression. d Mexico'» niOHt during outlaw, were 1 ' r< >g r«*»».i y V «*—— OdcHHa from Modo< Point Saturday, monious. The Canadian delegation Dr. C. II. Stang«-, director of the • n- amped In the hills, awaiting rein In< Identully, the president indicat 1 4 III« y wen met by nix men with a sled, made some spkndhl talks on prac- ■ , state serum laboratory, gathere«! sta forcements before marching against ed that lie thinks that Frank Walsh, Women ............................ 4 w ho look them und the live weeks' tlcal subjects " t i»ti«-s which showed that wn«-n the capita). Zapata aspires to bs head <>f the Industitul com mission, did 8«i< lallst— mull to Odi-sHii for distribution. Per jheilth) hog. were treated th«- I oh * preaident. not speak with authority when ho suld 8 sons ut <»d«n'.ii watching .with glacn»* aft«-- treatm«nt was le«s than 2 1-3 i be rebels were holding religious that 350,000 nieli uro out of work In 0 Women ... state that tiu* Ice gave In under the n i ri- n• Wh» ■*!< ’. hogs were treated 'elebrations when the federal» sur New York city alone, Prohibition- weight of th«- party, and that at times • •<1 th«- !«■■ ■ was between 16 and 17 prised them, killing fifty and eaptur- It is understood that he belh»v«.*s Men ............ 4 the« could not be seen, owing to this With the Intentii.n of looking over l..«re<iit B t hi many sections oj the llng as many more. Walsh got his tigures from the that 4 Women . .. nagging the agricultural p«iH*ibllitl«-» of Klam I -tat«- hi rious r>-- ults followed the use nswspspers, I, which were not verified. lml<*|M-iident— With the ice breaking up, home ath county, and locating here if »atis- of good virus an«J poor serum. Ex- Ilentodelling H«***taurant. Th« re I m no question but what Wilson Men............ 12 »leaders und lumbermen in that se< fled, about forty Russian farmers ar Iperts say that provision must be made (>n Monday a crew or carpenter« was disturbed by the 4 Women ... j Gon are cut off from »mine of sup river here Monday «-v ning They (for th«- thorough testing of all serum, commenced remodelling work on the Walsh's statement. licfilHiMl to Slutr- ■ ply, which !■ through the winter lías came from th«- MJdd!«- West, as a ¡under either state or federal author Kex cafe, which, when completed, will Although Wilson has not discussed Men............ 10 1 been at Algoma, tripH for feed, pre- remit of th« advertising of th«- Klam- ity. before it can be sold. double the »eating capacity of the this matter to any great li-ligth, other I visions, etc., being made ncrots the nth Development company. place, bewidea giving a decided im people closely h ■' oclnted with tho nd Ml UDI It SI HPECT IS TO I At I I ici - Th*- road from the «• t«, Klamath The company, if »atlsfit-d, will lo um » bottle of wine aaw proved appearance. The stairway be mlnlstrntlou have don« so I oil CHIME Ol LONG EGO Fall» I h under »« veral f< of »now-. cal«- here. Furthermore, they will 1 EAR« old in old cellar tween the cafe and the barber shop -It Is known in the capital that :il»o be the mean» ot bringing about » will be taken out, the width of the GOLD BEACH, Ore . Feb. 16. JAM litt CONT Walsh has I h « ii severely censured for u hundred other families here, as that] BERLIN, Feb. 1«.- A bottle of cafe in-reaaed »even feet, aad the A it Cooley, who has been nt liberty making what is called u bud break at til IDI Pittili < I number will settle wherever they do. 1226 year old wine, which was dis- front of the building squared up. The a time when th«« operation of the tariff under 350,000 bonds, was expected 'll«;«* fanneni are making a thor ; covered hidden away in a long for front addition will be of glass. Ten and Income tax nr«* severely attacked In-re today from San Francls«-o to I h« following report of expend! ough investigation of different farm-1 stand trial on a charge of murdering I iuich of th« Klamath project during Ing ««étions. There are other colo gotten cellar of a Naumburg vineyard, feet will be added to the floor space in by the republican nnd progressives wan solemnly uncorked in the pres- matter of length, making room for The president cont« nted himself Thomas Van Pelt on February 19, ¡the month of January ha« been trans nie» of Russians in the country now, !«»n<«- of th»- state horticulturist and ! mother row of tables an«l one extra I 898. with a statement thut all of his com mitted by J G. ('amp, project man who made similar investigations be-) »the leadfng citizens of Naumburg re- booth. The carpenter work is being Cooley is a member «if a prominent ager : munications Indi« utc that busliwss is fore Im atlng ¡cently. {»lone under the supervision of Con- Damaging «•v idonee rapidly Improving lit* believes the Oregon family Building < i»M ' tractor Kinney. Tiie wine, which had been laid advent of warm weather will mean was given against Cooley at the pre General expense ‘ down in the year 1687, proved on liminary examination bare January Gaging stream« . morn work. < imination to I ,.ve a marvellously 13 Inst. G W. Illgglns, an account- Clear Lake dam and re»er |delicate bouquet and at the same tint, testified thnt In the fall of 1897, i voir, op«ration and main WO.MI N ARE SMIW IN Forty Bob White quad were re I time to be of surprising vigor. A while he w.s cashier of tho Hecontl u-nauce .......... •. . 1 46.77 ceived here Sunday night from Salem, very little was sufficient to impart IIEGIHTERING T o tori ROME, Feb. 16. Ambassador Nel- National Bank at Colfax, Washing i Lost River dam and diver* being s'-nt by the state list, and game ¡to a glass ot new Naumburg wine the son Page is in imminent peri! of b* commission, in exchange for the -ame bouquet and character. As only Despite the vigorous campaigning ton, that Alfred Coolidge, president | »inn < hunnel. operation ing awarded a Carnegie hero medal. of the institution, returned from Cur and maintenance . !»«. 2 9 mount . f quail sent from here to the that resulted In their tM*lng granted 'a small quantity was found, the wine A’ «»•(. recent mwlng of the Italia» ry county. Oregon, where his brother i*l ule Luke outlets . , . A 7.50 Willamette Valley a short time ago. the right to Vote, the women of is literally worth it« weight in gold, Itlrltniha lateral.......... 142.31 They will be liberated here, and an and the testing of it partook some branch of the Carnegie Foundation Klamath county are alow to make hud been shot and killed. “I will give you or anyone else," I’oe Valley canal» . . . 18.60 attempt made to have this species in thing of the nature of a sacred re Ambassador Page was elected presi themselves eligible to cast thnt vote. dent Although be had been in Italy Higgins declared Coolidge wald to i K i - iid canal, operation and troduced as an additiou to Klamath ligious rite. Although the registration books but two months, he insisted on con- him, “|500 to go down to Oregon aad maintenance ... ............ 25.00 county's game. dvctlng the entire business of the kill <>ft that Van I’elt i Adams canal enlargement . 441.82 Twelve pair of the birds were sent Bert Tompkins Married. t eeting in Italian and got away with gins then nah! that he read that Van il.Hnds, rights and property. 15.05 to the ranch of Charles A. Bunting, Bert Tompkins, well known in this it so well that at the close his Italian Pelt liad been killed In February, near Merrill. Tie remainder will be i city, but now residing near Lakeview, confrerres unanl; vuslv decided that 1898 “ "In In March. March, 1898.” testified Total .................................... 32.732 97 liberated at the Francis J. Bowne arrived Saturday with his wife, for- at the n >xt sitting they would pre IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR Illgglns. “a nmn whom Coolidge In O|ieniHi>n and Maintenance Fimi I nil ranch, near Bonanza. riy Miss Belle Chandler, whom he sent to him his own name for an the POOR CUREO AT HALF PRICK OR FRIE troduced ns Cooley came Into I«Niger inai t icu.Wednesday at Lakeview. Af- award hank. He was roughly dreased. I Administrative, operation .< 126.00 NO KNIFE. OR PAItl a short stay at the Tompkins The commission for the first time mw Coolidge pay him 3100. Then he Admlnislratlv« .maintenance NO FAY UNTIL CUREO 131.82 < KOIVU - ter ranch on Lost River, the couple will In Italy awarded a gold medal with b, (UAXA8IU N.> X bought hlin a new suit of clothes. Property ................................. 15.81 H«v *»» «U mi ewir»d»M j leave for Portland. The wedding *200 in cash. This went to Dr. Pl- I«iter Coolidge «<xpr«*KMcd a package Earthwork repairs.............. WRITTEN GUARANTEE 9.92 Evangel st Putman was greeted by ¡came as a complete surprise to Tomp btio Foianini. A bile performing a 3-«l«V pw,«lr*» pl««r, containing money nnd a rifle that Head gate distribution .... .62 j large audience at Sunday’s services. ANY TUMOR. LUMS kins' friends here. difficult operation on a woman to save Cooley had left In the bank. A valu « IMt ■*« ih. IIP. MCI Telephone repairs................. 27.40 He is a man of much exierienoe, and |------------------ er b-■■», »<*„« i* CANCI 8. her from blood poisoning, Dr. Foi- ation of |600 wna placed on the pack ft »«,«( Pent Until l»«< *Corral, maintenance......... 79.45 ».th Ills powerful message and strong nini found that she must inevitabir Um 120 OCI POOR Snuw I*« Melting. age It was addressed to Cooley at ;Corral, ojieration ................. 8.46 n "-i- I voice the p«-ople were held mr « free: tr,i<<n«Heal» Deputy Game Wardens Henry Stout suffocate from the blood that flowed Spokane.“ ul IHOUUSU, CURED Drainage................................. 935.82 •■* - llb< i nd. He preaches nothing but and Jack Furber have returned from from th«* wound into her throat and lllggius identified Cooley ns the Timber structures replace«! the simple story of the cross, He ■ a trip to the Merrill country. They hmgs. Placing bis mouth over tue man to whom the money was paid by by concrete........................ 23.10 leads hti* own singing, resting his I MiltVI 1$ xiwxn CAMCIX ind At WAV i M >«n» ■ report that the snow is about all gone. wound he sucked away the infected Coolidge Th«* preliminary examina «••« tlwH In Uw (enpH «ml KILLS UUICKLV nice occasionally by using his cornet, I **raw *»»<• UUHt D 10 1100 St ••• tamt ¡The pheasants liberated in that sec- blood until the hemorrhage ceased tion closed with John Van Pelt, son Total ..................................... 3 1,198.50 with which be Is an expert. **: Old Dr. & Mrs. CHAMLEY Ition are doing splendidly, according and he could proceed with tL„ opera of the murdered man. relating the * Represent« a credit! Miss Egbert, with her solos and by •'HOTT IVCtHttM CAXCtr tMCIAlltTt IIVIWO** tion. Several bronze and silver to the wardens. circumstance« surrounding tho shoot- A B 438 V»i«nc.« St. SAN FHAtlCISCO, CAL Total for month, 33,931.47. bcr cordial greetings, won her way m- lals were also awarded for acta KINDLY MAIL thu to trmeons with CANCER The defense offered no evidence. General expense will be cumula- into the hearts of all who met her. .MONEY to loan. B. F. Shepherd. of bravery in connection with life live during 1914, commencing with There were four accessions to the saving. 517 Main street. 12-lmr January 1st, and at end of year will church Sunday. li charged to different accounts in Th»* Bible School attendance both ledgers, proportionately, accord 171), with the motto for next Lord's ing to expenditures. day at 225. $1000 FREE Any Lump« Woman’s Breast Progressive* Plan Baids BOl'LDER, Colo . Feb. 18.—Prob CASPER. Wyo., Feb. 16.—Plans it ins of municipal government were discussed today when the first annual tor a vigorous campaign all over Wy Colorado municipal confer* nee opened oming to capture not only state but county officers were laid today at a at the I'nlverslty of Colorado. Mayors and other officials of al! meeting of all Progressive« of the the principal cities of the state are 'state which was called to order here in attendance. Clinton Kogers Wood by H. N. Gottlieb, state chairman of ruff, executive secretary of the Na the party. Every county in the state tional Municipal League, with head is represented. One of the principal quarters at Philadelphia, will be th«K, matters to be discussed will be the principal speaker. The meeting will establishment of a permanent llcity bureau. adjourn tomorrow night. We will start this year With the low price« our Cash 8 stvm enables so to give Our Diamonil Brand Hams............. per pound..................................... 2Oc Our Diamond Brand Shoulders. . .per pound..................................... 15c Our Pure lavrd..................................... per pail..................... 75c and gl.45 Yours for Low Cash Price« and High Price Goods. The Klamath Falls Meat Company Hales and Palace Markets, Phones 157 and 68 |M»N J. Zl'MWAl.T. Pres. E. M. BI BB, Vice Pres, and Trees. BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Klamath County Abstract Co “Concord Pianos n » are essentially “home pianos, every eqergy being bent toward the production of an ideal instrument for the exceptionally pure and home. The tone sweet. The entire scale Is a succession of ev* i half steps without a break. And the clear treliie tones blend in such pcfiect lu.m.-oiy with the deep, sonorous bass that both masler-musician and music lover are thrilled by its sweetness. Whether it be the beautiful, solemn strains of “Nearer Mv God To Thee” or the dash and spirit of “Poet and Peasant,” the “CONCORD” Piano is etinal to the occasion in purity and volume of tone. It is Sweet, Powerful, Satisfying. For permanent satisfaction, select a “CONCORD” Piano for your home. Exhibited by Shepherd Piano Depot ABSTRACTING MAPS, PLANS. Bl.l SPRINTS. Etc. KLAMATH FALLS. OR EGON- Where Your Money Has Gone FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KLAMATH I ALLS. OREGON Capital Stock, 100,000 Surplus, $11,000 U. 8. DEI* OSITAin OUR POLICIES— To «IlMlrihute the banks assets In such a nay ns l<> maintain under liny conditions and at all times sn n | li ri***i-i'vi* to meet the demands of its depositors nnd take care of its »«iri-oning customers. Will not puzzle you if you have an account at the First Trust and Savings Bank, Your bank book will tell you how much you had. Your checks will tell you what you have spent, and what for. The First Trust and Savings Bank accepts accounts from women as well as men. Its increasing number of women depositors shows they have found such an account an ad vantage. FIRST TRUST and SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON