PAGE FOUR
Report of Public Library
tor February and March
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
Gen. Wotherspoon
New Chief of Staff
MONDAY, APRII, ia, l»U
Milady’s New Spring Walking Suit ONLY HALF THE
ARREST FOLLOWS
I.4KK IMIXH
DRIXK
VOTERS BOOKED
HoMEwl'E 4DERN
4XD CAKOl Sl<: o.x WAV
IXI IXIRTL.4XI». A XI» IRK Sil XT
Number of visitors during Febru-! William Allen.
"Baby Elton Quarterback" Quirk,
-ry, 2,311.
Number of books circulated during Leslie W.
February, «71.
"The Cruise of the Cachelot.'—
PORTLAND. April
Four
Although the county ha« an wall-
Number of visitors during March. Bielleu. Frank T
homesteaders
from Lake county «ore
muted voting strong! h of between
"Pitching iu a Pinch." Mathew
2.129.
given Ave days ou the rock pile Sat
four and five thousand, nearly 6u per
Number of books circulated during son. Christy.
urday by Municipal Judge Stevenson
• • lit of till« number have yet to regis
"The Ranch on the Oxhide."- In
March, 592.
for being disorderly on a Spokane.
ter Thia mean« that they ure not
Mrs. C. P. Stewart presented'to th« man. Henr?.
Portland d Seattle train The men
eligible to ballot at the prluiarlsa next
"Elizabeth. Betsy
I
aud Bess.”
library Ave sepia prints—Millett's
are Lester Withrow, Royal Jud. El
mouth unless they huate to the coun
"Angelus.” Corot's "Dance of the Blanchard. Amy • E.
mer Due and Jay Dick.
ty clerk’s office
Nymphs," Stratford-on-Avon. Portrait
"The Airship Boys’ Ocean Flyer.”
Tho men boarded the train at Bend
—Gayler, H. L.
of Lincoln. Portrait of Washington.
Registration to date 1« g.lfiu
lu
intoxicated
On the train the con
New Books Receive«!
"The Airship Boys as Detectives."
ISIS tho total resist ration waa 2,04 1,
ductor complained, tho men drank
“The Little Minister"—Barrie. J.M. —Gayler. H. L.
anil nt that tlm« th« women were uot
liquor, talked loudly and used pro
"Round the Corner in Gay Street"
"Birds Every Child Shoiild Know."
eligible to vote
fane language. This conduct was kept
Blanchan, Niltjs.
Richmond. Grace G.
The registration to date la divided
up until they arrived In Portland,
. ."The Indifference of Juliet"—Rich
"Zone Policeman No. 88”- Franck.
,ti» follow« by precinct«
when
local officers took charge of
Harry A
mond. Grace G.
Fourth Ward
them They denied being disorderly.
"The Book of Indoor aud Outdoor
"The iron Woman."—Deland, Mar
East Klamath rails
Games."—Kingsland. Mrs. Burton.
garet.
Third Ward
"Phil's Happy Girlhood."—Blanch
"The Promised I-and ” — Antin.
Second Ward
GOTHAM GUNMEN AHE ELECTROCUTED
Mary.
ard, Grace.
West Klamath Fulls
"Mother Carey’s Chickens—Wig
"Camping and Tramping With
Hhlpplngton
Roosevelt.’—Burroughs. John.
gins. Kate D.
Mills Addition
(Continued from page II
"Her Daughter Jean.”—Taggart.
"The Story of My Boyhood and
Malin ..........
Youth.’—Muir, John.
Marian.
Pine Grove .
General William W. Wotherspoon immediate personal charge of the case
"Racketty-Packetty House."—Bur
“The Life of Robert Louis Steven
Wood It I ver
is
to
be
the
new
chief
of
staff
of
the
nett, Frances H.
son.”—Balfour. Graham.
saved this man and his memory of the
l.o«t River
United States army, He will take iar number to the prosecution. It
, "Fortunes of Phoebe."—Deland.
“Walt Whitman.”—Perry. Bliss
Tula Lake . , .
office
April
23d.
when
General
l«eon-
“James Russel Lowell."—Greens-
Ellen Douglass
was this slender thread of evidence
Dairy ............
srd Wood's term expires.
"A Girl in the Limberlost.’—Por let. Ferris.
from which Whitman traced the real
Dairy..............
"John Marshall.”- Magruder. Al
ter. Gene Stratton.
slayers, and built up his base
Pon Vail«)
"The Inside of the Cup.”—Church lan R.
It was subsequently learned that
Klamath Lake
"Daniel Webster.”—Lodg&, Henry
ill, Winston.
I'levna...........
LETTERS FROM THE Becker received word of the shooting
"Gold.”—White, Stswart Edward. -Cabot.
from Jack Rose. Becker’s stool pig
Worden .........
PEOPLE
“The Land of Footprints.”—White.
"Dickens.”—Ward, Adolphus W.
eon, by phone, and that the police
Midland.........
"Coleridge."—Trail», H D.
Stewart Edward.
.lieutenant Immediately rushed from
Hildebrand
“African Campfires"—White, Stew
"Byron."—John Nicol.
Editor Herald
bis apartments uptown to reassure the
Sprague River
"James Madison.”—Sidney, How-! i 1 was reading in your paper for men who had engineered the shoot
art Edward
Langell Valley
"White Fang."—London. Jack.
ard Gay.
I Thursday last that Robert Pettus, ing. It was also learned that Becker.
Swan ... ...
"The White Thread." — Halifax.
"James Monroe."—Gilman. D. C. who has been in jail for some time In an automobile, had passed the Met-
"Martin Van Buren
Robert.
Shepard. • awaiting the action of the grand jury, topole a few minutes before Rosen
“Pollyanna."—Porter. Eleanor H. Edward M.
charged with stealing two horsee. was thal was killed.
"Sentimental Tommy' '— Barrie.
"Wing and Wing." "The Water- brought before the prosecuting attor-
Up to the very last "Dago Frank,"
witch." "The Two Admirals,” “The ney and by him ordered released after
J. M.
"Gyp the Blood,’ "Lefty Louie*' and
“7 »>my and Grizet"—Barrie. J.M. Pilot," “The Red Rover.”—James he had promised to leave the state.
"Whitey I.ewls" asserted their Inno
“A Chance Acquaintance.”—How- Fennimore Cooper.
I never to return
cence, Becker was tried before they
Books Donated
rltuTuetl th lit jacket lir within six inches of a natural
elk, William D.
Fashic t
After reading that the following were, They were confident Becker
"What Can Literature Do for Me?”
"A Modern Instance."—Howells.
for
walking
this spring
It Is stride Of course, this make« walking
su
It
would not be convicted.
questions bobbed up in my mind:
-Smith. C. Alphonso.
William D.
very long and very narrow at the bot- more difficult, and thereby causes
If the prosecuting attorney believed j When he was. however, they did tom In fact, walking In It must be more exercise But the maker of It
By Mr. Lindquist—"An American
"Marjorie Daw."—Aldrich, Thomas
Pettus guilty, why did he turn him not lose hope Following their con
Bible.”—Elbert Hubbard
Bailey.
done with care, for the step will not calls It an "ideal walking suit.”
viction before Justice Goff, who pre-
By S. P. Railroad—"Government loose?
"The Great Adventure."—Jewell,
t'OU.Xt IL.MA.X Don AM» H. J.
If not, then why did he banish him sided also at Becker's trial, they ap-
Ownership of Railways." — Dunn.
LOCKWOOD Wll.l. Ili
Louise Pond.
< 4X1)1.
from the state?
pealed, but the state supreme court
DATES FOR OXI! IK 412 TERM
“In Our Town."—White, William Samuel O.
What
do
we
keep
court
and
grand
sustained
the
verdict.
It
also,
sus
"The National Geographic" has
Ml COI x< il m « X
Allen.
juries for if the district attorney can tained the verdict against Becker.
"The Court of Boyvllle."—White, been added to the magazine list.
take cases out of their bands and dis Then came the appeal to the appellate
In addition to voting on mayor, city
pose
of them as he sees fit?
court.
I
recorder and city treasurer, the elect
OBITUARY
Advertised .Mail
Why do we maintain legislatures to
Even when that tribunal unani
ors of the Fifth ward will also choose
frame laws, if these laws can be set mously confirmed the verdict against
The following unclaimed mail mat
a councilman, who will nil the unex-
aside
by
prosecuting
attorneys?
ter, advertised on 11th day of April,
! them they kept their nerve, and is
FORT KLAMATH. April 13— In
plrcd term of W. O. Huson. Huson
I have no doubt that many more sued statements tending to show their
will be sent to the dead letter office memory of Daniel Gray, who died on
resigned, anil the charter provide«
of your readers are pondering over innocence and why they should get a
in Washington, D. C, on the 25th day
April 4th, in this place, it must be some such questions after reading
that his successor shall lie chosea
of April.
new trial.
only until the next «lection
said that Jackson and Klamath coun that piece of news, and I hope the
Adams. Henry
M It. Doty, whoa« term as senior
ties lost an honorable pioneer.
prosecuting attorney will enlighten us
Beach, V. C.
United
Press
«rvlce
'elded
that
II
would
be
better
to
wait
councilman
from the Fifth, expires at
all
by
answering
those
questions
and
Foster, John M.
Mr. Gray was nearly 72 years of
until it shows some signs of perma- this time, ha« his petitions ready to
TOKIO,
April
13.
The
baby
inland
stating
authority
for
his
action.
Hansbury, James
age. He crossed the plains with his
run again. He will he opporM by II
of the Bouin group, which came Into nance.
JOHN AUSTAD.
Kronert, A. J.
father from Missouri when 9 years of
It is considered that It would be J. Ixrckwood, a well known Shipping
distance
following
the
eruption
of
Looly, Mrs.
age.
Sakiirajima. has not yet Icon chris very Inauspicious for an island bear ton realdent
A chsrge of lc will be made on all
He made Rogue River Valley his
tened. As tho Island.appeared during ing the emperor's name to sink Into
letters delivered from this list. In home for years, where he followed
the coronation year of the present the scd.
A number of the players who ex-
calling for letters please say adver the trade of biacksmith. In this coun
emperor,
there
were
many
suggestions
poet
The
inland
covers
several
square
to make the baaeball team had n
tised.
ty our subject has lived for the past
that It be given his name, Talsho.
mil«, and appears to be composed of nice workout at Modoc Park Suuday
W. A. DELZELL, P. M.
twenty years in Dairy and Fort Klam
LUMBER
White Pelican
It has been found, though, that the lava and sulphur. Though un official afternoon, In fact, the practice game
ath. He leaves two brothers in Wood , W.*A. Allen, San Franclaco; W. E.
new
Island now occupies the exact po- expedition lias reported on its appear waa so enthusiastic that It was de
EXDIXG
Another chair has been installed in : River Valley. George and John, and
Tebbe, Weed; G. W. Butterfield. Du
sltion of a similar Island which ap- ance, no on« has landed on it owing to cided to meet again thin evening at '>
Fitzpatrick & Bean's barber shop, ■ Ave grown sons and daughters, one
FOR MAX WHO GETS CAUGHT
luth, Minn.
l>eared several years ago and has since I the fact that It Is still hot and sub o'clock for another spell. During the
making it a tbreechair shop. Jack daughter. Mrs. C. C. Pierson, resid
I.X A SAW
disappeared, so official circles have de- ject to frequent earthquakes
Hotel Hall
gam» Bill Hum stopped n hot ground
Hawthorne will have charge of the ing at Dairy, and another, Mrs. Booth,
i Saturday—F. J. Smith, W. C. Dal
er with his leg. causing a very painful
new chair.
at Grants Pass.
bruise.
ton and wife, Della Majorwitz, Sadie
C. W. Stoman lost three Angers
Hageman, Malin; H. H. Sparhawk,
I Lakeview; Dr.Gray, G. C. North, city; fro mhls left hand as the result of an
Z. G. Pick Sr., Sacramento; F. G. accident at Savidge Bros plant this
Brown, Crystal.
i morning, when his lingers were drawu
into a saw. Stoman is at the Black-
5
Sunday
—
E.
8.
Berney,
M.
O.
Bentz,
It
Lakeview; G. H. Elvrldge, Dunsmuir; burn hospital, where the injured hand
Sam Black, R. T. Perkins, Portland; was attended this morning by Dr
¡H. F. Ward, Seattle; T. H. Lynch, St. Merryman.
iLouis; W. B. Bosworth, San Francis
co; E. H. Abbott, Redding; M. Daniel
to leave It witli us—your plionr
(and wife, city.
onler for Grocerie«.
•
United Press Service
such disputes of 213,6011,000. Also,
Calling ou Trade.
It
Is
■»tlmated
that
the
laboring
cla«s
LONDON. April 13. Eighty-seven
Sam Bloch, with the Columbia
Vegetable«, Fruit, or anything
million dollars in wage« have been ns a whole has »ecu red advances In
Neckwear company of Portland, Is in
lost by the workingmen of the United wages in the same period aggregating
In (irocertea 1« critically, o<*»
the city calling on the gents’ furnish-
Ireteil with no Himh care for our
Kingdom in the past ten years on ac- 273,000,000, hut the greater portion
ing stores.
plume order« aa were you per-
count of stoppages due to Industrial of these have been obtained through
Monally unending your «hop.
Jack Connelly came in from his WO.MFX’S RELIEF CORPS WILL disputes of all kinds, according to the medium of working agreements
statistics prepared from the govern- and conciliation.
ping.
home near Keno to sjiend Easter in
GIVE PARTY Vr
TlelHCLine
A DAIRY farmer who does not nse
ment board of trade returns, supple
Fifty per cent of the strikes of the
the
city.
CIAIS AND HAT
a cream separator is losing up to
mented by detalla furnished by union past ten years have been won by the
machines
K b Im, Reapers
leaders In the prlclpal trades.
employers, 25 per cent by tho work
$15 per cow per
.
_ year. Complete
________ ____
your
H» ■im. Mewert
full« nor leftover« are not
Ra» ew, StadMra
But against this figure 1« placed n ers, and the other 26 per cent has
dairy equipment by the purchase of an
palmed off on phone customers,
Hex Ledder«
International Harvester cream separator — Lil”,
He- PreMeg
___
net gain In wages as the result of ( been compromised.
nor ilo we hare a «olhìtor to
C >RN MACHINES
Bluebell or Dairymaid. These separators skiu
I»
The first dancing party after the
Fla tara. Plrkeri
come In lute with orilei« to lie
closely — leaving barely a drop of eream in a gallon
Mb ere, CUUvatora
I .<-nton season will be given this even
of milk — and they will do it for years.
Illicii with the worst or last of
E» taca Cettevi
shoulder. Thnt «aid 'L. D. Ward did l 4th day of May, 1914, at the hour of
ftahrK SMfc»
These machines are furnished with pulleys for the
ing by Sprague Chapter, Women’s Re on or close to the 1st day of May, i 10 o’clock n. m. of anid <lny, when the
lot«. Tills class of goods If on
ST1HAGI
use of power. Belted to a small I H C engine, you
lief Corps. The affair will take place
limiti I« «ohi on «lullt or
1913, take up and nt all times since said «stray will bo exposed and offered
have the best outfit it is potwihle for you v> buy.
in Moose Hall, and Tindall's orches
iva1er«
dumped.
Note the low supply can eu I H C separatui s, lha
then
kept
In
hla
possession
tho
above
for
sale
as
by
law
directed;
and
the
< WF.IAI UNI
tra will furnish music.
height of the milk spout which allows a IO gallon
O'l
C m F mmm
described «stray; and that ho has pi'orecdH of »aid sale will be applied
can to be used for the skim milk, the strong Trams
04 TrarfM«
in addition to the dancing, a sup used all reasonable effort to ascertain for the pnyment of all damages, costs
■■ w Se .«An
with open bass which oan be kept parfestly clean,
liaise Fat anil Healthy Calves per will be serv<-d the guests. The
Crt «
anfl And the owner of the same, and and expense« legally Incurred; and
aDd the dozen other features wtush make these
nr «
Without Milk
public Is invited to attend.
I H C machines tbs best.
|w>r '
to
taken all legal steps required by the the excess, If any, will bo retained by 1
TV. -.4-,.
It I« no experiment—it is an
Your looal dealer should have one of thoe ma
laws of the State of Oregon In refer E. W. Gowen, justice of tho peace, or ;
Cn.P.Jfo
chinas on sale. If he has not, write os before you
Absolute Fact
hrlfrtedw,
State of Oregon,
ence to estrays;
his successor In office, for the period
buy and we will tell you where you can see one;
KwsCrisAn
TRY IT
^I m T v W,
County of Klamath.
also send you an interesting book on separators.
m :
I Now, therefore, to said unknown of alx months. And If aald sum of,
L. D. Ward,
owner, and to nny and all persons money so hold shall not bo called for
If Vim (MU
For Sale by
vs.
who may be Interested theioln, you In said time, the same will be depos-
International Harvester Coapany of America
I
nknown
Owner
of
Estray.
are hereby notlAed that at tho ranch . lied ns by statute in auch cnaos made1
i
(lacersoraUd)
3-S Milling Company
Viz.: Ono sorrel gelding, about 4 known as the Mason ranch, about 1 % and provided.
years old, branded J In circle on right mile« southeast of Miller Hill school
121 «th Street, Klamath Full«
Dated April 13, 1914.
shoulder and running W on left house, In said county and state, on the I 4-13 5-4«
L. D. WARD.
TWO OUT FOR
New Volcanic Island
Is Still Unchristened
Hotel Arrivals
Million Lost in Labor
Strikes in Great Britain
International
Harvester
Cream
Separators
YOU’RE SAFE
POST-EENTEN
DANCE TONIGHT
WHAT IS THE BEST
THING FOR CALVES?
Blatchford’s Calf Meal
YOU’RE SAFE
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