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at tlie special orders of Pope Pius, a lowed all such ceretuoulea toward»
special tribune was placed for bls two the close of the pontili'ate of Pope
sisters and niece, who keep him com-1 Leo XIII.
pany in Rome. The standing room
In fact, Pope Plus' whole aspect. as
left for the public at large was occu well aa hla strong re»onant voice. In
dicated that there was every reason
pied to the last inch.
The greater portion of the morn to hope that It will be a number of
ing's ceremony consisted in the figur years yet before the cardinals created
ative bestowing on the new- cardinals this morning will be called together
of the red hat. As the name of each in conclave to elect a successor to ths
was called, he .-dvanced towards the Holy See.
papal throne, dr< oping to hla knees
MT. LAKI NOTES
three times before finally reaching
the feet of Pope Plus.
The latter for a brief instant then
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placed on the head of each a huge, Day services will be held at the Mt.
red hat th»
me one being used tor I akl cemetery at 3 o'clock Saturday
each cardinal, and recited tbe ritual afternoon. Judge Griffith will speak
prescribed for the occasion.
Fol and there will be music, also some
lowing the removal of the hat, his exercises by the school children.
holiness plated on the finger of each
Miss Faye West Is III with tonso-
¡cardinal a magnificent gold ring, set lltls. She Is not able to return to the
with the special jewels belonging to high school this week.
the particular order of cardinals toj
Miss Mary Cheyne la visiting In
which each had been created, and' Klamath Falla for an Indefinite lime
the eighteen cardinals created at that weeks ago, and thousands of requests > closed with the apostolic benediction.
Frank Stewart and sona, with Mr.
time there were three Americana. had to be refused.
Later in the day. special emissaries Shrlner, have goue on a Ashing trip.
The presence of all three of the lat
In pursuance with the customs of Horn the Vatican, driving In the state
Mr. Avery, the pastor of tbe Mt.
ter, namely Cardinals Farley, Fal- centuries special tribunes were set carriages of the pope, visited tiie^io-
Laki church, arrived Tuesday. There
tonio and O'Connel, as well as Car aside at the consistory for those who > tel of each cardinal and delivered per will be Sunday school at 10 o'clock
dinal Gibbons of Baltimore, contrib have a special right to attend. These sonally the red hat that become« a'aI1(1 church services at 11 o'cloeg on
uted much toward making today's included the diplomats accredited to part of the perman ent regtlla of each Sunday, May 31.
consistory notable, as the presence of tbe Vatican, who attended in full uni new- cardinal prince of the church.
The Country Needle Club will meet
American cardinals at Rome has at form and decorations; the beads of This hat is retained until the death with Mr». Latta Thursday, May 27.
all times aroused an interest and en tbe various religious orders, such as of the cardinal, when It is then sus
The Ladle« Aid of the Mt. Laki
thusiasm which that of other cardi tbe Knights of Malta, the Francis pended for all time to come In the church will meet with Mr». Herbert
nals tails to engender.
cans. Benedictines and Jesuites; the church of which he had been the par Phillip» June 3. All the women of
The attendance today was also officers of the Pope’s Noble Guards, ticular cardinal protector.
the congregation and neighborhood
most unusual, this being tbe season Palatine Guards, Swiss Guards and
Throughout the entire ceremony, are invited to come and help sew.
of tbe year, just following Easter, Gendarmes, and high Vatican pre lasting nearly two hours. Pope Pius
The Mt. Laki »chool close» June 6.
when Rome is filled with pilgrims and lates.
There was also the special .appeared at all times In the best of Plaus are beine made for building a
tourists from all parts of the world, .tribune which for centuries has been health, and at Its close there was no new school house this summer
The limited number of tickets alloted reserved for the noble families of the evidence whatever either of the fa-
to tbe public was exhausted several Roman aristocracy, and next to this. Itigue or collapse which Invariably fol-|
Herald want ads bring results
Fourteen New Cardinals Are
Ordained by Pope Pius X
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thousands Attend Elaborate Ceremonies at the Vatican—
Many Requests for Admission Had
to Be Denied
ROME, May 28—The red hat. sym
bolic of the highest office in the Cath
olic church, with the exception of
that of pope, was this morning con
ferred on fourteen new- cardinals. The
ceremony took place at a public con
sistory of the Sacred College, held at
the Vatican, and the new- princes of
the church consisted of the thirteen
prelates who were created cardinals
last Monday, and Monsignor Hornig.
archbishop of Veszprima. Hungary,
who was elevated to the purple last
December, but had not as yet received
(be hat.
The ceremony this morning was
the most elaborate which has been
held at the Vatican since the Novem
ber consistory of 1911, when amongst
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Opium Hold in France
Alarming Authorities
By WILLIAM PHII.I.IP SIMMS
(Parle Correspondent of the t'ultseU Pr.esi
PARIS, May 2—Owing to alarming *10 to *400, and to various term« of
ravages made by the opium habit In Imprisonment
Investigations show that students
all classes of French society of late, a
In the l-alin quarter who »null co
bill more stringently to regulate the
caine or use opium In some form or
sale of the drug In Its various forms other, are alarmingly numerous,
has been drafted here aud will be while many naval officers and men.
shortly Introduced In the chamber of especially those who have served In
the Orient, are regular patrons of
deputies
joints
lit the meantime ««neral order»
As proflu are large, the trade In
have been Issued by the police pre* morphine, ether, cocaine and other
feels of Paris, Toulon. Marsailles aud uarcotlcs la carried on on a big scale,
other cities, to k<H-p a »harp lookout especially In Paris. The drugs are
for the traffic In all IV ph hmm » and delivered to users lii various guises,
somrtliix-* hidden In bouquets of vio
make arrests relentleaaly wherever
lets. or other flowers, often by wo-
culprits may be found
The feelings men and girls posing as flower sellers
of no one. regardless of their promi
The French government Is making
nence. are to be spared.
the most serious attempts yet to atop,
Mme Lasalle, formerly the Vis or at least to reduce to the minimum.
countess de Ralsne. has just been the dope habit
lined *12<> In the correctional court
While It Is admitted that It la prae-
here for the Illegal possession of tho tlcally Impossible tn »top all Illicit
drug.
She Ilves In n magnificent traffic In drugs, the alm of the author
house In one of the richest and must ities la to make all access to the
exclusive quarters of Paris.
poisons so risky that new victims will
Following the punishment of Mme not appear.
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Lasalle, twelve Paris druggists were
Mo, as soon ns the helpless drunk
found guilty of selling cocaine and ards disappear. France, nt least, will
sentenced to pay Anew ranging from be practically free from the vice.
L. H. Lindsey, with the Wiley B.
Allen company of San Francisco, left
1 uesday morning to resume his labors
after spending two weeks at the
Silvers resort on Williamson River,
abovu Chiloquin.
Each summer for several years past
Mr. Lindsey has spent hla vacation at
that famous resort, and nothing that
<au be said about the attractions of
other places can lure him from tbe
delight* of the beautiful Williamson.
Mr. Lindsey Is an enthusiastic "fly
fisherman." mid while his trip was a
lilt early this year for the best re
sults, he feels that he was amply re
paid for hla journey and expenditure,
oven though he encountered more
:stomy weather than Is usual at thia
time of the year.
To put It in his own words: "The
¡forty-five minutes spent In landing a
five-pound trout on my first day more
than repaid me for my trouble."
Mr. Lindsey has but one protest to
enter, nnd that Is regarding the train
service. He clnlms It robbed him of
at least two days of his vacation. He
was compelled to leave Chiloquin
Monday and lay over In Klamath
Falls until tho next day, and then
'spend almost half of another day in
'Weed before he could continue his
¡journey homeward.
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A pleasant dinner party was held
Monday evening at the homo of Rev
and Mrs. E. C. Richards, when all of
th« guests were either Methodist
clergymen or their wives. Attending
were Rev. and Mrs. H. J. VanFoasen,
superintendent of tho Klamath dis
trict; Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Hall of
Bonanza, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Worrell
of Klamath Agency, and Rev. Thomas
Acheson of Merrill.
Work beginn In June on the
Sutherlin, Coos Bay nnd Eastern
road.
"Billy" Shook and "Dick Ituahsr"
will be nt the Elks' Rodeo
Mr.
Shook was In the city today to pick
out a stall ut the Rodeo grounds for
He Is also going to
hie race horse
try to get up a relay string and en
tries for some of the other eventa.
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