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Monday, June 22, 1914 THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. MEDIATION < OHTH ABOI 'I dress tlie directors and members of MEDIATION NONW FIFTEEN Hi NDRED PER III) ( IXIHE TO BEING Klamath Chamber of Commerce. DIMM 4L I- All.I III The Ankeny canal and other matters ST. PETKRHBI'RG, June 19.— I Among the many tourists already | SAN FRANCISCO, June 1«.—All I NIAGARA FALL8, Ont., Juno 17 '1 he farmer on the roclamatlon pro will be taken up at thia time, and the the terrible human documenta, coming in to Klamath county, the. up aud down the Pacific coaet plans NIAGARA FAI.144, Out , June 19 Among As mediation now swing« on through J ock , although held to bn u poor public la Invited to attend the meet ¡The failure of the mediation efforts conversation after conversation and offered in evidence before the im- ! most enthusiastic quintet yet en-1 are said to be ripening In the various ing farmer by popular oplulou. Is |>rovnu «stili» almost certain. The American conference after conference, this neck perlal commission now investigating countered came In Tuesday from Los I oriental colonies for another revolu to lie above the average by the gov- tion In China. The campaign Is said ¡und Huerta delegates seem to be dl- of the woods is a dull and uninterest the prison system of Russia Is a per Angeles, to fish and rusticate. vriiiiieut record«. What lie needs is The home of the "Big Five ” la in to be under the general direction of sonal letter from a political exile vlded Irreconcilably. ing spot for Mr. Ordinary Man. Far cat ital with which to provide market the tli«di- buck through the ages the cry ot all named Padoff, who recently escaped Portland, but their present auto trip : Dr. Sun Yat Sen, who was first pro ( Thera is a faint hope that f«< i lit lew, or to purchase the stock for I utots themselves may choose the pro revolutionists has been to restore the from Siberia, and who before being is from the southern city They went visional president ot the present re thi consumption of his crops, and In visional president, but the Americans lands to the poor peons of Mexico, sent there was confined In the Boutyr- Ito Los Angeles for an outing, found a public and mainly responsible for the PASO, Tex, Juno 19 — Dis- EL this matter it la tho duty of th» arc firm Hint he shall lie n const It it- but if a poor peon showed up around skt prison at Moscow for several 1 bargain In a big Packard car, and 'revolution which overthrew the Man- lox napeoplc to meet the farmer half patches from Torreon today Indicate concluded to drive home through the ctius. dun Is in exile In Japan and I tioualist. the Clifton hotel, where they are now years, way, or more than that, and arrange that General Francesca Villa han won ,President Yuan Shi-kal Is reported to "I quickly learned the truth of the 'country. Tlie Mexican delegates have become endeavoring to settle bls affairs, be every point In hla controversy with fot the money ho needs When the In the party were C. B. Salisbury, have offered $1,000,000 for his head. 'suddenly reserved, and they act as would probably not only lose bls lands ‘ words spoken by M. Hchegloxitoff, the I’ resldeul Carranza of tlie <onatltii- fat mere begin to progress, then the in the United States the agitating minister of justice: 'We punish, but Chas. Johnson, Frank Parson, Chas I though they expected a failure. , tlonallat force. but IBs shirt. wl de country will go ahead. we do not correct,' ” writes the exile. ¡Richard* and Joo A tneatoy. The com is being done by Y. P. Hsieh, for Carranza has agreed to Villa ’ s ul It Is pay, pay, pay, and the medi Thia la the way that D O'Don- "To cause its 200,000 prisoners a , bined weight of the five Is more than whom, dead or alive. Yuan te under WASHINGTON, H. C . June 19 tators and delegates to the mediation ne I, a member of the reclamation timatum that Villa la to have supreme stood to have offered $100,000. |maximum of suffering Is the one aim) 1.200 pounds. control of military affairs, while Car- ^'resident Wilson and Hecretary Bryan conf -r.-uces arc paying at a lively commission, sizes up the matter. Hr Hsieh has toured the country aud ¡of Russia's prison system, and the conferred today regarding the hitch ranis will be supreme In civil affairs rate when It it all put down in cold sit tea. also, that In hla trips over th« ¡professes to have found financial jailors are willing Instruments of ven- EXTENSION BILL KI miatli project ho flnds this on» to It Is believed that Carranza decided ¡in lin'd I a l Ion After tins Bryan null .uguies tli<> cost of tlie conferences COMING I P .S4S>X backing. He is authority for the ified Deb-gale la-mar that America here will be astounding. genc«-. They addressed us invariably ¡to accept the situation gracefully, nnd be «head of many others, as to soils. ---------- statement that the revolt is already with some epithet as 'dog' or ‘car lias decided to stand pat by Its pro "The local opinion Is always that lose no time haggling. After the first flurry, when special The following letter was received simmering in central China and may rion.’ We were forbidden to move posal. th<> farmer la making no progreaa.*' ■ correspondents and near-dlpiomats about In our room, owing to the noise Frldav by Secretary A E. Elder of be expected to break out in full It was announced that If mediation TORREON, Juns 19 The advance «a d Mr. O'Donnell. "It take« nn out- from every direction flocked Into the Klamath Water Users Association violence within the next few months, our irons made. icollapHCH, Wilson will make a state guard of Villa's army has reached ali sr to ano how the project farmer« Niagara Falls, the colony has now The agitators charge Yuan with Our dally promenade in the prison from Congressman N. J. Sinnott: ment, taking the public Into his con- Calera. There will Ite no general aro getting ahead, and after n trip simmered down until there are ap I am glad to write that the com- having undone all the work of tho over all of the Klamath project, I nm ■ "•»»•''»""t against the federal for«.« > fldenc» on all he hoped to accom- proximately fifty-six, Including the yard lasted ten minutes, and we had to march two by two in strictest mil tee on rules of the house has revolution and established a des «« nvlnced that the farmers here are ’’ment.-.aa until Villa and Ills subor- pllsh, etc. mediators and their suites, the Amer It Is believed tbnt as soon aa medi icans, Mexicans and newspaper tor- silènes, with our arm« held In a ver vot. -d for a rule of procedure which potlsm of his own under the name of m .king good. All are at work Irrl- «>”<•••« »'•*• “ < hnuee to con gt ting, levelling, grading, otc.. and It """ <’•■••'•1 Natrra, who led 11.« last ntlon falls. If li does, the I'nltcd respondents. A conservative estimate tical position, and looking neither to will enable the reclamation bill to be a republic. Some of them give him credit for can easily he seen that eplcndld de- ,‘«1,t lhero, and look over the ground ¡Htatm will lift the embargo on arms, of the average cost of "mediating" to the right nor to the left. This was all lonsldered and voted on in the house. Vi opment baa been made In the laat1 AI1 ,,f lh<’ ammunition «hipped from ¡thus helping the northern rebels. It each of these fifty-six is $25 a 'lay in ¡Hie exeheiae we had in twenty-four It is thought that a vote will be had I being a sincere believer in a despotic the latter part of this month or thejorm of government for China, but tl.iee or four year«. ¡N«w Vork Ant111« has is also feared Hint when this Is done hotel bills, meals aud automobile hire. ' hours.- I------- — --- -------------------- early part of July.” ■they say they do not propose to aub- "Protests of any kind were useless, Huerta's forces a ill attack Funston's "When I apeak of the farmer« msk- Villa Av a result the rebels This makes the average dally ordi ¡mit to it m.-iti’v because he is slncere only result being a flogging, or IPC good, I don't mean that they are ,"rr’' lhe n«h’ ,o Mexico fit' army at Vera Crux for a reprisal. nary "living expenses" of the colony CALIFORNIA HEX in thinking it «t ^irable. < “ I ’ finem« nt in dark underground The war department Is In readiness r< Ring up great big bank rolls, i *'M»out delay $1.500 per day. Figuring on this — BUYING HORSES to meet such nil emergency. »» It In basis, mediation in the Mexican trou <e'.ls or dungeons, on a diet of bread n «an that they are making good on. ..nd water, and all my comrades who LANTERN M.IDHH TO TEACH belli ved that Huerta would rather Heir farms, an<1 are putting In the KLAMATHIITM M ED ble has cost $39,200. But war for the There will always be a good de THE YOUNG OREGONIA.NH p. »per kind of Improvements. There | HINKnoi < <>. fall before I ho Americans than the same length of time would have cost were daring enough to complain of the ill-treatment meted out to us now mand for good horses. While the ■ rebel*, and will try to Invito nn In- far more, not to mention casualties. ate many problems In connection with lie in the Moscow cemetery. The cells i prices offered for inferior grades may Two Kl imath county couple were t union. ft rating here that have to be worked As a result ot contributions from This does not, ot course, include the were always full, for we were sent not be as high as they have been, the •*«k- »ccord- public-spirited citizens, a pictorial In out yet. The kind of crops beet adap- m,rr,’d »• Yrpk“ salaries of clerks and the various sec there on the slightest pretext. men who raise good stock will get I* .1 W tr I to the soil, the drainage and seep- Hns to the Yreka Journal. struction bureau, to provide lantern retaries of the three mediators, the Floggings were of daily occur good prices for them. Last Wednesday Miss Maud E. Nall 1 a-e matter* all these have to be slides on every imaginable subject, American and .Mexican delegation. This is the way that M. B. Bos rence. and we were flogged singly, in a. Ived here. This Is the same, and R. IL Martin of thia city were mainly for use in the public schools of There Is also the inestimable sum worth, a San Francisco stock man, couples or in batches. On one occa tlough, on every project, and mo«t!,le*' J' J Cow,,n P®rforn'' WASHINGTON, 1>. June 19 spent in telegraph tolls by the news sion all the occupants of our cell, sizes up the situation. Bosworth has the state, has been established in I’rospects for the consideration of pi ojects have worse problems to work ing the ceremony. Portland, under the direction ot Miss The following day Justice C. E. legislation with a view to excluding papers; the cost of transmitting long then numbering twenty-four, were just bought a bunch of 112 fine horses Alicia M. Zlerden. For the present, out than you have here. I find from code messages between the Prospect 'flogged In the course of a single day. -n 1 mules here, and Thursday loaded observation that the general soil here Johnson united G. Homer Ashley nnd the Japanese, Chinese and Hindus house and Washington; similar mes headquarters for the bureau has been "The assistant governor of the pris- them in cars for Stockton. Helen A ll.ndrl.-k« <.f W. cd The from the United Slates are bright, ac I: splendid. opened in the county courthouse, sages received and sent from Mexico ,,n used to W|tneaa the corporal pun- The stock was bought from W. C. "Another thing favorable that I no- j groom la owner of a motorcycle cording to Congressman John E. Rak where more than 5,000 slides are now Clty and the communication the medl- ishment, urge the executioner to lay of Dalton of Tule Lake, Louis Gerber t <-ed la the fact that the Klamath ¡garage, nnd was formerly connected er of California. He stated today thul ators have had with their own coun ready to be lent to the schools. ¡on unmercifully — and afterwards H< rsefly, and Eugene Hammond of farmers aro all anxloue to And batter with the Illg Basin Lumber company's the mailer would come up within a Miss Zlerden has conducted similar tries. Merrill. |com|.el the victim to thank him? month. n.othoda of farming. All ot tho meet-. office force. , bureaus in many of the Eastern cities, In addition to the purchases made But mediation is a great little sport, ! "Sometimes the poor sufferer. Ings we held on tbe project were well and recently came to Oregon to in This is a matter that Is pregnant with no time for thought as to ex- dazed by the agony he had undergone, by Bosworth, Mr. Brunzell of Oak Mtended. the talks wore heard with NEU Got ERNMENT < ll«'l I.AIt itiate the work in this state. She with prospects for International en | penses. ■, would not understand the command land in in the county, purchasing l iterost, anil the farmers showed a tanglements. For thin reason it has said: good horses for shipment to Cali say thank you, son of a dog. ’ and so The following is the genera) scheme I unger for information. Tho work "The object of this department la been sidetracked and "soft pedaled" ¡remained silent. Then, cursing vio fornia. i f County Agricultural Agent McCall purely philanthropic. It aims to es WASHINGTON, I». C., June 19,— before upon the solicitation of the ad of mediation as followed at Niagara lently. the assistant governor would ¡Falls: tablish a free loan collection ot edu will therefore prove of great benefit, Willi the Increasing popularity of the ministration. DISMISSAL IS At 11 o'clock each morning da order the torn and bleeding body to cational lantern slides through Or for here you have men who seek to^ellonal playgrounds, even in Oregon According to Raker, President Wil DENIED LN CASE I be flung back upon the punishment Improve their method« egon. ¡people will be glad to learn of a guide son, Secretary Bryan, immigration Gama f Brazil, N'aon of Argentina and 'bench and flogged afresh. According to advices received from "This project, like all In tlie West, to Crater Lake National Park, which Commissioner Cammlnettl and others Ruarez of Chill, go to their conference "So far we have about 5,000 slides, "After that the culprit was clapped Salem, the supreme court has denied but It Is our hope to ultimately en 1« up against tho lack of market facil many iiersons are desirous of learning connected with the administration room. There is no set schedule for ities. While we have been working more about, and which is too little have been in conferences with the the holding of conversations with the in a cold damp cell to recover as best the motion of the respondent for a large the collection to 20,000 or more. he might.” dismissal of the appeal of the suit of Many subjects admitting of illustra- to Improve tho productivity of the known. Pacific Coast delegation several times Mexican or America!) delegates. ■ the Klamath Lumber company tion be represented, including firm, and have Increased the output {Sometimes an engagement may be Methods of reaching Crater Lake of late, discussing points in tbs issue against Stella M. Bamber. many fold, we have overlooked at the National Park nre given In detail In and the prospects of other legislation made in advance, but not often. After Bl HINEss HOUSES | reproductions of actual scenery, tho PLAN TWO MOVES The case was taken from the jus- industries, the modes of transporta ■ amo time vital matter of - provld-,a c|rcil|nr <»> on tbaJ Just «.-.on la-¡on we the . I'aclflc to — the gathering in the conference room and ------ --— the ------------------ lHai reservation »»«.«.I JU.I »< i..v Coant. . similar ......... -« ---------- ties court to the circuit court, and was tion, dwellings and customs of inc some outlet for these products w,let| by j|rr<.Uon of Secretary Lane Webb antl-alion land bill in C'al- diplomatically discussing the carpet The Willis-Johnstone Furniture appealed from the circuit court by W. peoples, the sciences, history, litera What avail In It to a man to raise This park, which la located on the ifornla. on the floor or the weather, the Mex !company has secured a lease on the M. Duncan, attorney for the lumber ture, music, the arts, and endless I umper crops many miles from a cen- .summit of the Cascade range, in Aa a result, tic declared, the house icans or Americans may be Invited icr If he cannot market these? The Southern Oregon, may be reached committee on Immigration has "prac- to appear or ask that they be heard. ¡concrete store building now occupied concern. other branches of human endeavor. I bv the Klamath Falls Music House, ■ man with n quarter of the cron, who frotn Klamath Falls. Chiloquin. Med- ttc illy agreed" to report his Japanese "While the public schools were our If ft Is the Americans who are to and will move to their new location VIENNA. June 20.—During a dem- is closer to a market, has much the ford nnd Ashland, Oregon It has an exclusion bill, with some minor be heard the state department chauf the latter part of next week. The onstratlon of air crafts at the aviation primary object in the creation of ‘hla pictorial Instruction course, we havve advantage over him. feur is aroused from the rear seat of area of 159,360 ncre-i, nnd is situated amendments. music store is to move into the ad- t^tween Enzerdoraf and Fischa- now decided to extend our limits and "Here la where there Is need of In the midst of beautiful mountain Ills machine, nnd lie rolls up in front Indications are that Japan will re- : joining building to the east. mend today, a military areoplane tu|te jn every school, whether private co-operation, especially between .country, the principal attraction being new its negotiations regarding the of the Pyospect house. Judge Lamar, Willis-Johnstone company were ’ ramul(,d tbe Australian dirigible Par- farmer and tho town people, for Crater Lake, a body of water having California anti-alien bill. This may I Frederick W. Ix>hman and their sec very fortunate in securing a very low aeval when about 2.500 feet in the or public, from kindergarten to col lege. and also allow the bureau to greater tho profit of the farmer, nn area of 2014 square in lies, water furnish further complications In the retary, H. Percival Dbdge. followed rental on this lire proof building. ajr. more prosperity for the town. become useful and entertaining to ¡surface, which is situated in the cal- plan for early action by Congress on by Robert F. Rose, ponderous repre which will give them larger quarters. The areoplane right-angled suddeu- every organized society and club In "As soon nn sufficient money can dera of an extinct volcano. The lake sentative of the state department, the exclusion measure. wlth lower insurance and a more de- ly and cragbed earthward, colliding the state. In fact, any institution, be made available for the farmer to Is __ surrounded by unbrboken cliffs enter. sirable location, a» about the same wlth tbe airi<jbie, which collapsed civic or otherwise, will be entitled The car progresses from the Pros develop his markets, the era of pros- wll|cb rail<l, frOm 600 to nearly 2,000 XI \\ ItiHH o ItAIMil rent they are now paying between atld immediately took Are. The two to borrow slides. perlty will begin. If he can pur- f4,pt (n h,|ghu The «.„loring of the HAN QUICK SAI.E pect house to the bridge, where the Tenth and Eleventh streets. machines became entangled and dash- "The slides will be beautiful and envoys. Dodge. Rose and the chauffeur chase the proper kind of stock, ,h,'wa|cr and of the surrounding cliffs i Furniture is rather expensive ed to tbe eartb. artistic, and most valuable as a meth pay 10 cents each to pass on to Can farmer on the Klamath project can l>rc,,.|1|., aowe of tlie most striking The latest Rodeo boosting novelty n jg beiieved that the steering gear od of instruction. They will place at The car circles the Clifton goods to move, and they have decided feed the stock the cheapest product 'pictures seen In the Western moun- is the Rodeo button, manufactured ada. to make a supreme effort to reduce, o f |be aeroplane went wrong and thh' the disposal of educators a rich treas of the project, and transform It Into lain country. for the Underwood Pharmacy, and | hotel. their stock about one-half. They will i ajr(.raft became unmanageable, caus- ury of instructive and refining ma the highest priced commodities In the Across the river the falls are roar Not the least of the attractions at placed on sale Inst Friday. All day have only three days ln which to ac-l[Ilg the accident. terial. market. Crater Lake la the splendid fishing there has been n big run for these ing nnd glistening In the sunlight, complish this, as they will have to Seven occupants of the dirigible “Persons living in the most remote **! believe It is one of the duties of Originally there were no fish in the Stopping at the door the mediation badges. vacate their present location before and two men in the aeroplane were parts of the state can have the world the Chamber of Commerce to develop I lake, and only one species of fish has delegation alights, diplomatically and Tlie button, which was made to or the end of next week, and beginning killed. brought to them through t%ese slides. the farmer's market by furnishing the been plunted, rainbow trout, so the with great dignity. Judge Lehman, der. gives the date of the Rodeo and Monday and continuing through Tues Captain Vionblazsche, one of the The pictures take one into the depths farmer with the capital be needs. |gahcrman known beforehand what he ¡however, can't suppress a laugh, and the slogan, "Scratch ’Im, CCowboy." day a” 1 Wednesday, they will put on most prominent aviators of Europe, of the forests, to cultivated fields Furnished the money with which ,o , | Is a g O|ng to going to get. get. They They are are best best caught caught In addition there Is a two-color pic no he laughs. one of the biggest furniture sales ever was one of the killed, while the others teeming with flowers and insects. Newspaper men greet the delegates purchase what be needs, the Klamath t)y n.vesxatlnK from the vantage spots ture of Pete Wilson on Baldy Green, held in Klamath Falls. were four lieutenants of the navy, a through the busy metropolis, down farmer Is the kind who will make hie H]onK the shores of the main land or nnd the outlaw clear off the ground. and lenru nothing. They enter the Saturday and Sunday the entire civil engineer connected with the into the mines, through great fac own market. No country has ever ¡Wizard ,)y|aard Inland. |Hland. Many flah Ash are caught This Is made front one of Emniit Mc- elevator, ascend to the conference stock will be gone over and marked navy, and two mechanics. tories and industries, and upon gen room, the doors aro closed and medi built up without Its principal towns iby tro|)ing spoon from n rowboat. The Gee’s copyright Rodeo pictures. down to bed rock. They promise some eral tours of travel and information also growing, and it is folly to think |dy flnhlng is well worth while, as the ation Is on. exceptionally attractive bargains to Many thousand rainbow and east in every country on the globe. The secret service guard at the that tho town enn be built up substuu- ar<, vvry gamy and run from two tle.lly without tho country being de- ((J Ipn pOundg |n weight. In addition Clifton has been reduced by two men. | those visiting their store during the ern brook trout, just now at the ; "There are sets illustrating tba life fingerling stage, are being distributed of Washington. Lincoln. Napoleon but whenever a conversation is in three days. velopod. The great lack on the parti(0 fbp ru|ea and regulations, this clr- in Klamath county streams by Carey and other famous men of history and progress a pair of the king's sleuths of project farmers is capital, and if ( ll|ar contains lists of books and mag- WASHINGTON, D. June 17.- Hit RIST SWARM M. Ramsby, in charge of the Spencer literature. In fact, there will be the Chamber of Commerce can Induce llg|n„ articles for the benefit of those Senator William A. Smith ot Michigan pace back and forth before the door. | TO MT. LASSEN .Creek hatchery, and Phil Stilts. The nothing you can think of which has this capital to work for the Interest of . wbo desire more detailed Information today Introduced a resolution iu the They march solemnly and with dig I work was taken up by Ramsby today. come under the observation of civ the farmer. It will have accomplished ¡regarding this unique body of water, 'senate charging the state department nity befitting tho occasion. REDDING, June 17,- -There are uo The trout, which were hatched out ilized peoples which will be absent a wonderful work for tho Klamath_________________ , After a time the American dele 1 with having actively aided Brown new developments in the volcanic ac , in the troughs at the hatchery, are when our collection has been com- gates como down stairs. Justice ( country." ------- ------------ ------- INJURED CHILD 'Brothers and Seligman. Speyer com- tion of Mt. Lassen. According to a now ready for distribution, and owing pieted. Mr. O'Donnell stated that his latest OUT OF DANGER pany, New York banking firms, ln col Lamar may or may not have some report received from Volta this morn > temperature, etc., it is necessary; "The sets we have on hand now thing to say. He is extremely careful | advices from Washington were to tho lecting claims agsinct Nlcarauguu. ing. a small black cloud of smoke is that they be liberated in streams or touch some feature of geography and of every word he usee. effect that It seems a certainty that . ...... , watched for After being carefully In his resolution Senator Smith de the reclamation extension bill will be | ReVera] hours by Drs. Johnson and He talks very slowly and with ex I coming from the crater, equalling the lakes right away, lest a good many travel; ancient, mediaeval and mod- clares that the seising of Nicarmiguan i volume of that of Monday. die. ern history; astronomy, geology, passed at this session of congress. I Cathey for signs of Internal Injury, i ports by the American marines, and treme caution. When he is through The smoke has been steady ever Ramsby wrote regarding the matter physical geography, biology, botany, "It will bo a terrible calamity to' Orville Hamilton, Hie little son of dominating the receipts of the cus- the job of the newspaper men is to 'since the eruption Sunday. The smoke ¡to Master Fish Warden Clanton some ,zoology, painting, architecture, sculp- the entire West If they do not I’“"* ¡Councilnmn J. H. Hamilton was this itoms houses enabled the bankers to decide what he meant. Justice Lamar compares the work, clo“d cannot b® secn here> owlu« t0 time ago, but so far no reply has been ture, music; the manufacture of iron, this monsure at this time, said Mr. ^fternoon pronounced In no serious redeem $6,500,000 In bonds at par. received. Deeming it imperative to steel, coal, coke, copper, oil, glass, of the correspondents here to fishing 1110 1,ale- O'Donnell. "The average farmer can-1 (|anger us the result of being run Tlie resolution directed the senate | Tourists are pouring in from all di- take action, Ramsby has started with- lumber, paper. not get through paying tho project ,|<>wn by an automobile Thursdny af- foreign affairs committee to Inquire In a bath tub. When there are no de- velopments he will say: rectlons, eager to climb the turbulent out Clanton's authorization being re- “in agriculture we can show dairy- costs, etc., in ton years, and twenty i ternoon. closely Into the transaction. The res "Now. there really are no fish in : mountain and see what they can of ¡celved. ing in its various forms, grains, fruits, years Is short enough time. I jhe machine passed over his ah- olution was referred to a committee. vegetables, and scenes from the big this tub. There Is nothing to say.” ,lw volcano. "Farming Is a long time Job for |,|Omen, and there Is naturally sore- O. D. Matthews, Chas. Moore, Allen sugar, tea, coffee and cocoa fields of At other times he will declare: Residents of Redding have corn- thoso seeking wealth. I ho farmer Is n()ga ag :l result, but none of the or- Rumble lira Points Way "There are fish fa the tub this time menced circulating a petition asking sioan and R. J. Sheets went to Spring the world. The making of wool and kept poor until his land Is paid for, gang were affected, and Orville will I can't tell _ you what I Congressman Raker to Introduce a creek Thursday after trout. . When cotton and the weaving of silk are Thomas A. Edison, the great in- nil right, but ..................... adn with the ten years for payments MOOn ba up nn,i out again, Interviewed alone the 1,111 ln congress, making a national tbe party returned home O. D. Mat- also among the slides we have on iventor, says the ordinary bumble bee they are." 1 ___ ______ he Is kept busy buying stock nnd mnk-| It seems j i’ark for the volcano district. thews rushed to his home, carrying hand." ' holds the secret of aviation. Mr. Edi Justice is very pleasant, Ing Improvements thnt would better CalltHl to Dairy. ------------------------------ one of his big rubber boots by its Miss Zlerden will be pleased to son holds that a bee beats the air 200 actually to pain him sometimes that his condition. With twenty year« In Dr. F. M. White was called to Dairy California Has 100,000 Autos strap, and told Mrs. Matthews he had communicate or talk with anyone or times a second with Its wings, and he cannot answer questions asked which to pay tho chnrgcs of tho pro Thursday on professional business. SACRAMENTO, June 19.--Figures , u boot full of trout. After a long. society interested in this course of that a heavlor-than-alr machine must ■ him. ject construction, he would bo able to When the Mexicans confer with the given out here today show that Pal- tedious search, Mrs. Matthews finally pictorial Instruction. do the same. The Inventor is now make tho proper Improvements, and working out the derivation of electric- mediators they do not cause as much ifornla has 100,000 licensed automo- located two little fish in the too of the bo In a much better shnpe to pay off WILL A. LEONARD As a means of solving the servant Ity direct from coal. fuss about the hotel as the Americans. '»H»'» paying the tax for the current boot, the total amount of trout the charges, besides benefltting the ------------------------------ ; Hnvlng their rooms on the same floor year. There were 20,361 motor-’brought back by the quartet. Messrs. girl problem, it is suggested that a DENTIST town as well by reason of being able The United States has more than as the conference room, they slip in ‘ycles registered, with 11,041 chauf- Moore, Sloan and Sheets tried to get , domestic compulsory service ot the to make bigger purchases and pay In White Maddox Bldg. 6,000,000 factory employes audl,600,,or out without attracting any atten-jfeur licenses. The receipts on motor by with a story of a big fish feed on ,lines ot military conscription In Ger- less time, or ln cash.” 000 railroad employes. j Hon. J vehicle« exceed $1,200,000. the creek, but It sounded rather fishy, many be started in this country. Thio evening Mr. O'Donnell will ad-, 6EI IDE FARMER MONFY-D BONNFll the COAST CHINESE EXPECT REÏ01UTI0N