Klamath republican., March 12, 1914, Image 4

KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
I It 11 NDS SAI I». II,
IXIMCMH ED ARK
CAMPBELL WILL III-:
DISPERSED BY
SACRAMENTANS
OI T » <»It CO. JUIMIF
W. o. SMITH, Editor
REPORT THAI Ills PETITIONS
kelly ;
THORNE
\\ IM, SOON III : Ol T
LEADERS J
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
All communications sumbitted for publication tn the columns of thia
paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No nom de plume Viilittä From Nrarlij l'on iw Seul to I ormer Judge II. Grillliih I» Ilmi
Sa« rawtriilo to Ih- iti Rendili, vm . in
Spokeu of—In t 'nxe Campiteli Doe»
articles will be published.
Case of a Rio<—Order for a Seat-
not Run tor Hie Nomination, II lx
leriug la Ols-jeil, and tin* Army
I iiilerxtiHHl Thai Griffith Will File
Why It’s Called “Beaver State”
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Oregon Development News In the Line or Industries, Payrolls, Et«*.,
Prepared in Terse Form hy Ilio tale Bureau of Industries ami Statis,
liis, mil Published In the IntsreaC <>f Herald Readers.
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rebelt« out iu a short time."
SALEM. Ore., Mutch 9
Tho su- gronda tifo p/mi week to select u
Seal<*«l lite Felice» of the Sto« kade,
III» I niioumemciit of < nii'li'lai y In
preme court during the past wook has »Bo.
Graft prevailed in every corner
tre Woral<*d in Skirmish.
n short Time.
again decided ngultist Lubor Commis­ I Tito Jrlklsg opgfailvvi m shingle
EBINNING next week the sub­ of the army.
sionar
<>. I*. Hoff In his effort to en­
"One trouble is that nobody in my
It is wry probable that available
1 scribers to the Republican will
The nII-
SACRAMENTO. Marell 1».
force thu elglit hour law in nil state mills In Oregon and Washington are
Huerta
on
army
ever
dies."
said
bo given two papers intead of
employe«! again returned to the lot, timber for the nomination of county
being r«> placed by mm union men
Institutions.
"Death never
one. Both the name and the fre­ another occasion,
anil shortly alter noon assistance was judge, ollmr than thu present Incum­
The Eugene Exo Islor plant will
quency of issue of the Republican are causes ati) changes in the pay roll. asked of the tire de|Mir(incut, to clrar bent, »ill be in sight within tho next
Woolen ma tin faeut ers at Cologne,
Five hundred soldiers may he kille«i lhe stockade with the aid of hose. few days. Among the mimes most
double Its plant and In a now hrs
to be changed.
Germany, aro seeking to contract for
in a battle, but the pay roll never At first the angry mob reluusl to , I prominently mentioned Is that of D.
proof building hopes to have a pay­
Hereafter, in place of the Repub­
the Oregon grown teasel nnd that In­
¡shows it."
roll
of 11ii.oiio within n year.
-
B
Campbell,
budge, and started to mix it with the
lican the Semi-Weekly Herald will
dustry Is reviving.
And
so
what
money
Huerta
was
1
It
is
a
well
known
fact
that
the
op
­
olliii-i-»,
anti
a
hand
to
ham!
buttle
fol
­
be issued on Monday and Thursday
There is general sentiment growing
ponents of Judge Worden have been
Catholic people at La Granile nr I hut Oregon Ims gone too far in pro
evenings of each week. This will 'able to gather together in various low ed.
After several minutes of lighting trying to indue«* Mr. Campbell to an planning n *30,000 cathedral.
give the people of the rural districts ways was vainly spent, in the main.
greasive legislation that handicaps In­
sand
into
a
I
It
was
like
pounding
tin* mob »tart<sl to retreat slowly. It Bounce that he would make the race,
of the county a service almost equal
dustries.
The
Milton
box
factory
la
t>«»l
uh
to that of a daily paper. without any rat hole: he didn't get his money’s then broke into a run until It rv«iclie«l and It was announced today by per­ enlarged to hoo.ooo capacity.
lamo county manufacturera meet
addition in price over the weekly 'worth of military effort at any stage Second street, where members of the sons who seemed to speak with au­
thority
that
Mr.
Campbell
would
par-
Tuesday,
March loth, to consider u
the
United
¡of
the
game.
Even
if
retreating army | hui » c «I long enough
The new Southern Pacific bridge
paper. The papers will be mailed
state industrial convention and coun­
Monday and Thursday evenings and States had recognized him, however, to throw- bricks through several car | i mit Ills name to be used, and that his over Coos Buy will cost 1900,000.
I petition would soon be circulated,
ty exhibit.
should reach the subscribers early and he had been able to secure all the windows, mid continued on hito M
A
logging
company
at
Kimppa
will
It
has
be«
n
stated
that
there
Is
a
j
funds
ho
wished
for,
Huerta
could
street.
the next day.
A »20, quo ottico building will bo
extend U h railroad three miles.
not have crushed the revolution
After the crash several of Ilie ii li­ very general demand that Mr. Camp­
We have had this matter under
erected al linker City for Louis Sont
lbell
permit
his
name
to
be
used.
Pur
employe«! were found lying on tin*
Eugene Fruit Growers nssoclatlon mors of Portland.
consideration for some time and be­ against him.
Proof of this is the fact that Por- streets as the result of blows adminis­ , tlcularly has this b<-eu true since it has orders for *10,000 worth of their
lieve that the change will be appreci­
Uss been taken for granted that Judge 1914 product.
Ilin Swedlsls Lutheran church of
ated by our subscribers. The coun­ if.ro Diaz himself with *62.000,000 tered by the police. None was severe­
Worden would be a candidate to suc­
Portland
will erect a hospital.
ly
hurt,
however.
¡in
his
treasury
and
means
of
secur
­
try readers will receive absolutely ev­
West Linn, Clackamas county, will
Governor Johnson has refused to ceed himself.
erything of local and telegraphic ing more, was forced to yield to Ma­
Thu Eugene Iron Works is plan-
Another prospective candidate for ' led a *16,000 city hall.
levs. the same as if he were taking a dero's demands that he resign. Diaz oitler out the militia, hut 300 depu­
I tilng to Ix'gin Uto manufacturo of u
nomination
in
tho
person
of
ex-Judge
knew that it was not money that he ties finally succeeded in driving the
daily paper.
North Bend school board is phiu- j I urtatile rang" for mountain and mil-
needed, but men: and he knew that army into the M street bridge, and Griillth is also a fuctor in the slluti- tilng a now high school.
iltnry purposes.
the time had come in Mexico when, thence acroas the liver Into Yolo tion. it is stated that If D. B. Camp-
.
bell
refuses
to
enter
the
race
that
the
Springfield and Hood Hiver have
among the oppressed millions, there county.
O 1.. t'lurk of Marshfield will erect
SACRAMENTO, March 9.—Tho ■ former judge will run. At any rate, stock subscribed for canneries.
were not to be found enough men to
a three atory apartment 60 x loo feet.
make up an army that would support police early thia morning arrested I the time will not be far distant that
fhe Wilbur woolen mills nt Stayton * Among new brick buildings for
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ oppressors.
"General" Kelly, Thorn«' and "Rough­ [ the many rumors, or some of them,
This is the third of a ♦
♦
I will take definite form in this.all-lm- w ill be enlarged nnd n war< house nnd I 1914 aro a school bouse lit Silverton
neck
”
Teesdale
and
about
twenty
During the months that Huerta was
muttriMH factory add' d.
land u city hall at Woodburn.
♦ series of four articles telling the ♦
! portant mutter.
holding the government by force. Fe­ members of the army of the unem-
♦ real facts of the events which ♦
'I no Evei fresh Food Products ioni
lix Diaz, nephew of the former presi­ ployed, and charged them with vag­
Corvallis Odd Fellows plan th"
♦ led up to the present conditions ♦
\ \<> TH I It st IT
pan y at Sullo rila will enlarge its ¡erection of a throe atory temple.
dent. and accomplice of Huerta in the rancy. The balance of the army at
in
Mexi
o.
written
for
the
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V X. iik ; basin plant to double capacity.
overthrow of Madero, was discover-, thia time was not molested.
♦ United Press by an American in ♦
At about 11 o'clock the police again
ing the truth of the old adage, "Trait­
♦
The Rainier Mineral Soup fat *.ory
♦ Mexico.
Suit to recover *359.55 wus com­
swooped down on the stockade, and I
or to one, traitor to all.”
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♦
ordered the army to scatter. The po­ menced against the Big Baslu Lum­ ul St Helens him made arrangements
Huerta sent Diaz on a mission to
Two limerete business building»
ber company today by 1*. E. ilauHber- to operate this year, starting this
VERA CECZ. March 7.—With the thank Japan for its participation In lice started tearing down the tents I
arc going to be built at once in
ry. Kuykendall Ac Ferguson repre­ month.
and
demolishing
the
camps.
two Maderos and Suarez murdered, the Mexican centennial celebration of
Eugene.
The members of the army scram-1 sent him.
The Booker Basket factory at Hills­
and countless others who' opposed 1910. This was a laughable mission.
According
to
tho
complaint,
in
re
­
bled over the fence and scattered in
V«*ateh Bros, of Cottage Grove will
boro will be enlarged and add a line
him "mystet ¡ously missing.” Huerta's
At least four men, leaders who the
turn for services rendered, ilsnsberry of
erect a now store building
« Icker chairs.
dictatorship developed into a veri­ Maderos or Huerta desired to leave all directions. Later the army re­
u couple of years ago was awarded
table reign of terror. Huerta’s only the country, had been started off for turned to the stockade, and attempt­
The attorney g'-nernl hu »twins tho
ed to Lake an American flag from an a judgment for the amount Involved
Kimball cultivators manufactured
hope of hc'ding his blood-bought Japan, only to be stopped on the way,
algtator
They surrounded the po- on a loggers' Ben against the Innes- at thu Bullas are shipped east by the Injunction suit of the Employers' as
power was to shed more blood.
in Europe, with orders to remain in
soclatlon against running the state
Bcemen on duty at the camps, but Clark Lumber company, which plant carload.
The house of deputies, not realiz­ Europe. As soon as Diaz got his or­ other officers arrived, and by the free has been merged into the Big Basin
printing otti'» as a cloMed shop, but
The people of Turner voted
ing to what lengths the new presi­ ders he knew their significance. He use of night sticks rescued the threat- rompany. Hansberry alleges that the
holds Hie stale can pay the union
stall a supply of pure spring
dent would dare to go, began to pro­ was to be thrust aside. But he start­ ened officers.
scale of wages
I
(logs attache«! were sawed up by the
test against Huerta’s methods. One ed. nevertheless. He got as far as
A citizens committee has been Big Basin, and his judgment left un-
The state and federal commission
All sub-contrx tors on the Wiliam
evening at fi o'clock a cordon of sol­ Victoria, British Columbia. Then he formed, with the declared intention of patlsfled.
era on development at the Dalias cite Pacific ar« preparing to start
turned
around
and
started
back
for
diers surrounded the house of dep­
forcing the vast mob of unemployed
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water power project visited the work at once.
uties, while other soldiers entered Mexico, determined to make a fight to return to San Francisco. No open j
Two Would B«- s«*nator
and arrested 100 of the leading for his right.
threats of violence have been voiced, | State Senator Helen Ring Robinson t OoKI\t. TO 111
< «»I NT4 tilt ICT TO
statesmen of Mexico.
They were
He landed at Vera Cruz. He placed but the city is reinforcing itself to be i of Colorado is to have a rival for po-
TAI
GUT
Ili
MAIL
VISIT PORTI l\ll
herded to jail like common prison­ himself under the protection of John ready In event of trouble.
lltical honors. Mrs. James J. Brown,
ers and thev were hardly locked up Lind, a special representative of Pres­
One hundred members of Battery prominent In Denver society and well
BERKELEY, March 10.
What
County Judge W. 8. \
in their cells before Huerta declared ident Wilson, who had been sent to C, National Guard. Stockton, arrived known In Newport, is to contest Mrs.
.-.ball
we
have
for
dinner
7"
Commissioner John llug
himself dictator of the country. He Mexico in order to bring about Huer­ this morning, while militia companli* Robinson's seat In the state senate at
Housewives of California will have Wednesday morning for
called an* election. It was held. A ta’s retirement. Within a few days from Chico, Woodland, Oroville and the coming election.
Hila
question answered by th« I nl i be present at the hearing
new house of deputies was chosen, he saw that his life was in danger. Marysville are expected (o arrive dur­
icrslty
of California. Miss Marguer-
.
>ant cases which are up
every man of whom was Huqyta’s ser­ | in the night he made his way to the ing the day.
Canada Appropriai«-» tor Peace
Ite Cooley, trained professionally at federal court.
vant. At a previous make-believs American consulate and asked to be
For the purpose of paying the ex­
Governor Johnson has been notified
election, Huerta had been chosen ¡allowed to go to an American war that Nevada state police will be avail­ penses of her representatives to the Columbia, la to take full charge of a Judge Worden received a wire on
correspondence course in domestic Tuesday from L. II Webster, asking
president, but the votes were so few ship in the harbor. His request was able is needed.
I Hundred Years «if Peace celebration.
science, which will deal with the se­ him to come to Portland at once, but
and so obviously controlled that even ¡granted and within a few days he was
¡Canada will appropriate *25,000. Pre-
lection and use of the food In the the message was receive«! after the
Huerta didn’t dare to call himself in Havana. Cuba.
i ATTORNEYS WILL
I mler Borden and Sir Wilfred Laurier home.
morning train had left. ■<> departure
elected.
But Huerta's long arm followed
APPEAR IN SUIT both Indorse the appropriation.
Among
other
things
the
classifica
­
was delayed until Wed ñenday morn-
And so, with Infinite craft, he or­ him there. Three assassins tried to
tion. composition and nutritive value Ing.
kill
him.
He
escaped
with
his
dered his new house of deputies to
life.
J os«-ph W. Folk, solicitor of the
Attorneys Li. V. Kuykendall and
of food materials will be taught? with
Judge Lionel It. Webstar han been
declare that the election was void though he was painfully injured
Herbert 8. Gale left Sunday for Port­ stat«- depart inent. Is to become coun­
consideration of the cost of various retained to represent the county
and that another election be held on
land, to appear as counsel for the de­ selor of the Interstate Commerce1
foods, so that menus may be prepared court» while it Is understood that
th* Sth of July. 1914, and that In the St FES OPPOSED
fense in the injunction suit tiled Commission at a salary of *10,1)00 a
In which tho different nutritive ele­ D. V. Kuykendall will represent other
meantime. Huerta be considered pro­
ugaiust the county court and other year. This is twice his pH-sent salary
TO UNDERWOOD’S
ments needed may be represented, <>mcera of the county. The case was
visional president. This congress
RACE FOR SENATE: Klamath county otlicials. Kuykendall
and yet economy be observed.
supposed to have come up for hear­
also voted to Huerta dictatorial pow­
It is not generally known that the
represents County Clerk llelmp,
The kitchen and the cook stove ing Monday, but probably has been
ers and then adjourned, leaving him
muskrat
is
the
most
Important
fur
­
Sheriff Ixiw and Treasurer Siemens.
will he the laboratory equipment re­ continued until the arrival of tho de­
in sole possession of the government,
Gale appears for Charles F. Stone, at­ bearing animal of North America. In
quired
for the correspondence course fendants.
in a situation that made his word and
5,550,000
torney for some of the big warrant one year alone (1910)
In the "Principles of Cooking." In
order as strong as any laws that both Opening Gun in a Campaign for Equal __
muskrat
skins
were
put
upon
the
holders.
this case will be taught the relation
Decline« t 'lihin's Offer
houses might pass.
It Is understood here that Lionel D. ' market, realizing to th" trappers a
Ballot in Alabama Bring» Out Plan»
of different methods of cooking to the
After
several conferences with Pres
Tn the meantime rebel victor!«**
to Defrat < '<iiigr<-»»Hiaii Who Ha» Webster, at one time circuit judge, sum approximately *1,7*00,000.
appetlzingncfifl ami the digestibility ideal Yuan Shi Kai, Wm W. itocke-
he:*,
and
later
county
judge
of
Mult-
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—
—
—
—
—
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multiplied: shortly, every northern
Come Out Flat foot'*«l Against Glv-
of foods.
*1111, former ambassador to Turkey,
iug Women the Right to Vote—Dr. .ioma. county, has been engaged as
state was in rebel hands. Francisco
Notice to Creditor*
"Feeding the Family” will be the declined the position of general advis­
!
xliaw Is Present.
Villa, who had been one of Huerta’s
, -unae! by the county court in thin
Notice Is hereby given to ail par­
subject o fa third correspondence er to tho Chinese President.
Mr.
g'*nerals. took the field with Carran­
act.on.
isons having claims against the estate course.
In this students will be Itockeblll was minister to Chinn for
za
It is true that Pascual Orozco
BIRMINGHAM. Ala., March 9.—
of N. E I’osten, deceased, to present
taught how children should be fed
several years.
went to Huerta’s side, but a blight -Women suffragettes in the opening of POV. ER OFF« IALS
¡such claims with the proper vouchers I
seemed to be placed on all his former i a two days’ conference here prom­
VISIT THIS < ITV nt tin, law off)«* of F II. Mills, Klam-
prowess, and defeats met him at ev­ ised to take an open-handed swat at
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ath Falls, Oregon, within six months
ery turn.
The local office of the California- ■ from the date of this notice.
Representative Underwood.
How to get money and how to raise
They declared that his position Oregon Power company received a
EARL WHITLOCK, Administrator
an army were Huerta's problems. He against suffrage, and his pledging the call Monday from four of the big men
Dat'd at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
set about to do those things, but ev­ democratic parly against ft, was a suf- < f the company, who are making a March 12. 1914.
3-12 4-9 r
ery dollar he raised by taxation only i 1 lent reason to keep him out of the trip to all the cities on the California- ■ ■
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Noth«* «»f S«-ttleim-nt of Final Account
made him a new enemy and e^ery I'nited States senate, for which he is .Oregon power line circuit.
of Administrator.
peon whom he forced into the army ¡now a candidate.
Whether anything more inxlgnlfl-
only gave him another soldier on < This question, however, caused cant than a regular insi>ecting tour is
Notice is hereby given that Edgar
whom he could not depend. By the ¡somewhat of a division In the ranks, I behind their visit could not be L. Furber, administrator of the ee-!
seventh month of his rule he had i for some of the members held that beamed. The party consists of Presi­ late of Lewis I. Furtier, deceased,;
built up a large army, and had dis­ such an attack would not have an 111 dent J. W. Churchill, General Man­ lias rendered and presented to the'
tributed it about the country, but he effect on his chances, inasmuch as ager Alex J. Rosborough, General court and filed with the clerk thereof, i
could not pay it.
the state Is not yet strongly pro-suf­ Superintendent H. L. Walther and Ills report and final account of his
"You must pay these soldiers,” he frage.
nd minis! ration of said estate, together |
Consulting Engineer Sidney Sprout.
ordered the business men and farm­
with his petition for final dlstribu- i
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and her co­
ers of the various districts, ” or I horts from the national suffragette
In a magazine article former 1‘res- tlon of the personal property belong­
will withdraw them.”
organiaztion were on hand when the ident Taft predicts the re-election of ing thereto; and that Saturday, the
In many cases the business men convention was called to order today. President Wilson if measures advo­ 11th day of April. A A 1914, at 10
and farmers chose not to have the The doctor, despite a recent painful cated by his administration bring ben­ o'clock a. tn., anil In the court room
federal soldiers in their localities. injury, promised to «take a leading efit to the country. He pays tribute of the county court of Klamath conn- (
I
They preferred, indeed, to have th* part in the conference.
■ to the wisdom of the caucus system, ty, stat • of ()r«*gon. In the county
rebels rule over them, for the feder­
The more radical delegates today and says Mr. Wilson possesses a mas­ court house of Klamath Falls. In said
ate were men of a low class, many thought that an active stumping cam­ terful peronality.
county, have been appointed by the
of them conscripted criminate turned paign for Hobson as against Under­
court as the Ilin«* and pine«* for the
loose from the jails—cruel, heartless wood would be the proper medicine to
Manufacturers of green houses and hearing of said petition, report and
and insatiable for money, women and apply to the leader of the democratic makers of boxes are getting In touch final account, and th«* settlement of
alcohol.
majority of the house.
so that the latter may use for box said account, at which time and place
Neither could Huerta trust his of­
cleats the cypress waste from the any person Interested in said «’State
ficers. He said once in a burst of con­
MONEY to loan.
B. F. Shepherd. greenhouses.
may appear and file exceptions to said
fidence to Nelson O'Shaughnessy, 617 Main street.
12-lm r
account and contest the sam«*
i
charge d'affairs in the American em­
Dated this 12th day «if March. 1914*
Oflice... and Members of Rebekah
bassy, ”1 can't trust my officers. I
There are two kinds of insurance. Prosperity Lodge will meet in I. O.
EDGAR L », FURBER,
only wish I had about 150 American < hih-otc writes the kind that pays. O. F. hall tonight at 7:30 for prac­ Administrator of the Estate of I^vwls
captains down here. I’d clean these 035 Main.
I. Furber, Deceased.
3-12-4-9r
tice in initiatory work.
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