The semi-weekly herald., June 08, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
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WHITE (1NDV IS
GIVEN LIBERTY
l«MKEEELI.ER IS
*20.000 VERDICT AGAINST
< IKGOOE ARMS
ENABLE TO TALK
WELL KNOWN < HOIIt LEADER
VAISES 111 AM K
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IN MEDIATION
White Cinda, the powerfully built
WASHINGTON, D C., June t>—i CHICAGO. June •>.—The jury hear-
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WASHINGTON, D. C„ Jun»
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Klamath squaw, who has been held at John Garver, attorney for William Ung the evidence In the 150,000
NIAGARA EAIJ.S. Out., June 6 —
Finding
that
he
was
expected
to
work
the reservation pending an investiga­ Rockefeller, testified today that the*breach of promise suit brought The representatives of Huerta are
tion into the facts connected with the o>l baron is too feeble to appear be- against Homer Kodeheaver. choir greatly concerned at the new attitude only five hours a day. an Oregon man
.death of Peter Phillips, an aged In- for the committee and testify In the | leader tor Billy Sunday, the "baseball of Secretary of State Bryan, regard­ iiecenlly appointed as elevator con-1
ductor in the senate wing of the Capl-
dian, just before Memorial Day. Las standard Oil probe.
¡evangelist,'* today returned a verdict Ing the clearance from New York of
' tol building, has made an attempt to
been liberated. Phllli|>s died at the
Garvin testified that the margin awarding $2".000 to the plaintiff, the steamer Autllla, loaded with arms
¡get appointed through his congress­
reservation cemetery, some hours af­ I between Mr. Rockefeller and death is Sils» Georgia Jay.
and ammunition for the ConsUtu-
man on the house side as well. If he
ter the woman and be had an encoun­ of the slightest, and the least irrlta-
Rodeheaver was absent from court lionalist forces at Tampico,
i
succeeds
In landing the additional job
ter.
tfon might kill him.
Iat the time. Miss Jay was immense-
They stale that they are unable to
iie will work ten hours a day and
According to the officials, the tes­
"Ilirestors meetings," said Garver,Itickled, and giggled audibly. After understand why America first urged
timony of the Indians showed that "are merely routine matterx. and does.the adjournment her friends crowded ‘the mediators to give the Carranzlsts draw |20u a month, which is not bad,
considering that he is taught the work
several hours elapsed between the not excite him. On such occasions he around her and kissed her.
admission to the mediation confer-
¡of
running the elevators and paid In
stuffle of the two and the death of merely nods his head in conversation,
Tbe girl held that Rodeheaver was *mc*. aud Ih,n ParmBUd «he Antilla full while he is being instructed
Phillips. The Indians also Baid that but does not talk.”
¡too attentive to her, under pretext of ,o clcar with arn,'‘
When congress adjourns, it he Is
Phillips began the trouble when he
It is expected that the commission
‘ - i wanting to marry her.
The re«K,rt tha' ,he »“am, r rfun'
stopped Cinda, who then handled him will accept this statement, and w,,,l Testifying in hi. own behalf yes- “b,nt landed arms and ammunition at jsuccessful In landing the additional
roughly
abandon any further attempt to caM 'terday, Rodeheaver admitted that be | Tampico with, ut Interference from 'place, he will get 2200 a month for
nothing at all until December 1st,
Rockefeller to the stand.
had hugged and kissed Miss Jay. and the American for.es there has added
when the two houses will reconvene
New Jersey has a 14-year limit for
that he held her hand several time, ‘nother doubt. Carranza is trying
Whether he lands the extra place or
factories only; In other occupations Snow in Prairie City.
¡during a five weeks' revival at Sioux the patience of the? mediators.
children of any age may work outside
A letter from C. B. Cozad to
1city?'He
Huerta's representatives have ac- not, he is drawing *100 a month for
¡City. He stated
stated that
that he
he had
had thought
thought
of school hours.
.Lsvenik states that the snow is five-of marry)ng tbe glr| but thange(| h)14 <<pted on principle the general peace five hours a day work, and will not
Inches
; he p
7opoa
„d
iiu hes deep in Prairie City. Mr. Co- mipd
rajn<1 befor
before
prO
posed
Plan so far agreed upon. America have to work at all during the ie<ess,
but will continue to draw that hun­
British India leads all eastarn coun­ sad
had
intended
to
leave
for
Klam-
,
zad
Auorneyil for the chorister have ha" not “
dred a month.
tries in the number of its blind peo­ atli Falls this week, but the snow moved for a retrial. The arguments
M.-anwhlb- tbe real progress of
ple, containing about «00,000. In make» autoing out of the question. ' over this will be heard next Saturday. I mediation is blocked
That is the pay and those are the
China there are, it Is estimated, 500,- Mrs. cozad and Mlsa Verda Cozad will 11
hours, of all the elevator men in the
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000; In Japan 100,000, and in Egypt ¡remain In Prairie City for a month or HERALD CARRIER
Capitol and In both office buildings
WASHINGTON, D C., June
ISO.OOO.
1H TAKEN SICK Constitutionalist hi adquarters late to- No union made any kick about the
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| day issued the statement that Carran- (men standing on their feet so long
Theodore Shipley, son of Mr. and I™ *»•
° bfl represented,.t* and got the hours cut down. The
Theodore Shipley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Shipley, Is at bis borne In the Nla«ara Falla conference. Th. principle Is the same as that under
a precarious condition, due to an at- offl<lalH refused to ««E whether he which the doorkeepers get fl,440 a
tack of typhoid fever and rheuma had c,‘anK'd ’,l’ original position, and year for sitting at the many doors of
it ism. The lad was stricken to bed ihas agreed to mediate all of Mexico's the galleries from 11 a. m. to 6 p. m.
(or earlier If the senate adjourns
¡last Tuesday, having for many days internal affairs.
earlier).
These mon get whatever
(previous been complaining to his par-
Dr. C. V. Fisher 1» moving his office vacations the lawmakers decide upon
|ents that he hadn't felt at all well.
secured ____
from Ted's
Information ______
____ from its former location over Under­ without any reductions In pay.
father stated that he was resting wood’s pharmacy to the White build-
Belgium maintains at public ex­
easier today. The attending physl- j Ing. He expects to be In his new loca­
pense a horseshoeing school.
¡clan. Dr. L. L. Truax, is hopeful that tion by Monday.
¡the worse has changed for the better.
1 Young Hhlpley up until a few days
¡was a carrier for the Herald, which
{position he has held for the past
i year, to the entire satisfaction of
I
¡the patrons along bis route.
flegln to save now by depos­
; REA IZH AHH A11. A NT
It ir every extra dollar with
IN COUNTY PRISON
its. add to it, allow the Interest
Charged with the murder of Link
we pay (4 per cent compounded
¡River Beal, an old Klamath Indian,
whom be struck on the head with a
ed every six months) to remain
horseshoe last week, Thomas Smith,
alias Williams, was brought here last
and old age will not And you
'night from the Klamath Agency. He
homeless and forlorn.
will be taken to the federal prison at
I Portland by Deputy U. S Marshal
I
Jackson In a couple of days.
Smith is also an Indian Since his
assault upon Beal he has been detain
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
ed at the Agency.
Account Now
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FIRST STATE A ÈLL> SAVINGS BANK
Jess llalley, for many months with visit this summer with hl. sister, but
the Keller Cafe, left this morning for expects to return to Klamath Falls
■Montana and the Dakotas, lie will uboul October
THE HOME CIRCLE
Why Is It Today We Seldom See a Complete Home
Circle Like Thia?
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Why is father out at lodge or down town?
W .'r is mother also out?
Why is siafr dov.t
And why. oh, why
.wn, too, walking with her chum?
little brother playing on the streets?
Why are son e families' home simply a place to eat and sleep?
Behind the closed doors of their house generally exist few
ine ma of education unii Miinsement
if the chlldi 'll do gi wrong tho parents blame each other and
wildly try to r1 :>f thia c,rung by the means they should have
employed when the children were small and their minds still
inceptive to home influence.
We suggest that you do today these tilings which It may be
too late to do tomorrow.
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