THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
PAGE TWO
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1914
SHIPPINGTON
NITRATE OF SODA AS A
VILLA’S TROOPS
SOLID SOUTH FARMER
MIDDLE WEST IS
NEWSY NOTES
FERTILIZER FOR LAWNS
SKIRMISHING IN
IS AT LAST REWARDED
HIT BY TORNADO;
TRANSFERS OF
CITY OUTSKIRTS
MANY LIVES LOST
REAL ESTATE
SHIPPINGTON, June 24.—Mr. and
(Herald Special Service)
I WASHINGTON, D. C., June 24.—
A Continuation of the
Mrs. Knapp of Medford are paying
JAUREZ, July 24.—Lazaro de la
PAUL,
June
24.
—
Meagre
re-
The
Solid
South
will
come
in
for
some
i
ST.
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
June
25.
—
Klamath Republican
Carl Schubert t.) E. G. Argraves, Shippington a short visit. Mr. Knapp
little reward for its half century of ports obtainable from last night’s In the late spring, about a month af­ Garza, Villa’s confidential agent, an­
warranty
deed, $10, lot 4, block 1, a couple of years ago lost his- lumber
Editor democracy under the terms of the ag­ tornado indicate that there may be a ter active grass growth has commenc­ nounced that this afternoon he re­ Follister addition.
W. O. SMITH
plant here by fire. He is now inter­
'
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j ricultural appropriation bill just pass­ big loss of life, in addition to a heavy ed on the lawn, it is desirable to apply ceived the following dispatch from
H. S. Parrish et ux to J. A. Brown, ested in & sawmill at Chiloquin.
property loss. It is feared that as a grass stimulant to keep the lawn in Villa, at Pimenta:
Entered at the postoffice at Klamath j ed by congress.
“Will start the general assault warranty deed, W % SW %, S % SW %
Falls, Ore., as second class matter, j Usually it has been an axiom of telegraphic communication is re-es­ first class condition. Nitrate of soda
Arthur Wakefield, the mechanical
tablished
other
casualties
will
be
re
­
against
Zacatecas within an hour. I NW%, Sec. 36-40-10.
is
a
good
fertilizer,
and
will
make
the
democratic politicians that nothing
Published by the Herald Publishing I the South wanted was urgent, because ported.
Martha A. Edsall to E. Casebeer et genius of this district, is back for the
grass grow thickly, with a rich, dark am confident of success.
Company, of Klamath Falls, on I it would remain democratic anyhow,
There are many people hurt in this green color that will show itself
Pimento is five miles north of Za­ al, warranty deed, $1,00.0, part of summer. He was 'identified with the
machine shops at Weed during the
Monday and Thursday of each week and therefore it was far more importr section, and three were fatally in- promptly after the application. The catecas.
SE*4 Sec. 34-36-14.
landscape gardener of the United
P. C. Lavey to Eugene F. Gill, deed, winter and spring months.
ant to spend what money could be jured.
Two dollars per year in advance
Watertown, S. D., Albert, Lea, St. States department of agriculture ad­
JAUREZ, June 24.—The constitu­ $10, lot 8, block 15, Worden.
spared, or distribute what jobs were
Very little, if any, damage was done
on tap, to sections which were more Cloud and Red Wing, Minn., have all vises that those who use nitrate of tionalists report that there are skir­
Chas. S. Moore et al to M. L. Pol-
to the growing crops in Buena Vista
soda
should
apply
it
at
the
rate
of
50
SIDELIGHTS FROM
I doubtful,
and which judiciously been swept by the cyclone.
mishes
in
progress
between
Villa
’
s
j
and,
warranty
deed,
$10,
lots
1
and
2,
*
addition by the cold wave that swept
MEDIATION NOIRCLES placed patronage might win over to
pounds per acre once a month during advance guard and the federal Out­ block 10, Riverside addition.
the country a few days ago.
the
summer,
beginning
about
the
mid
­
posts at Pimenta, a suburb of Zacate­
the democratic column in the next
MINNEAPOLIS, June 24—Two are
United States to Frederick Coll­
dle
of
May
in
the
latitude
of
Wash
­
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., June 24.— election.
cas.
The
casualties
are
small.
known to be dead and many are miss­
man, patent, NE% SW%, Sy2 SE% ,
John Linneman is one of the most
The delicate Mexican situation and
Villa is hurrying from Fresnillo. SW% SE%, Sec. 24-37-9.
On the agricultural appropriation ing and dozens are seriously injured ington, D. C.
genial
motor boat men on the Upper
possible “international complica- bill, however, the Southern represen­ as a result of last night’s cyclone. | The nitrate of soda should be ap- The general attack will probably be
J. W. Leslie et ux to Estella Konop,
tions” have nipped a rising play- tatives and especially the Southern The property loss is about $100,000. I plied just before a rain or a sprink­ made tomorrow', as Villa has been $1,500, lot 8, block 38, First addition Lake. He is always ready to take
his friends for a spin in his fine speed
wright in the bud. This is one of j senators, demanded appropriations,
The storm struck while 300 canoes, ling with the hose. Under ordinary awaiting the arrival of more artillery. to Klamath Falls.
boats.
the tragedies of the mediation con- I and got them. So noticeable were the rowboats and other small craft, filled conditions it will keep the lawn a
It is not known whether General
Thomas A. Turnage to Wm. oWod,
ferences. While the mediators have appropriations for the cotton farm­ with pleasure seekers, were on the vivid green during the period when Natera, recently placed over Villa and warranty deed, $10, lots 1, 2 and 3,
SERVIAN KING
heard the arguments of the Mexican ers, and of such frequent occurrence lakes. The wreckage of dozens of the vitality of the plant is low. The then deposed, will co-operate with block 25, East Bonanza.
QUITS THRONE
and American delegates in an effort as the bill was perused, that Senator boats are being found on the shores, application of this fertilizer combined Villa. He is camped near Villa’s ad­
William Wood to F. P. Grohs, war­
to. reach an agreement for the pacifl- McCumber of North Dakota proposed and it is feared that many were with careful watering (described in a vance guard.
ranty deed, $10, same as foregoing.
BELGRADE, June 24.—King Peter
Today Villa wired Robert Pesqui­
cation of the southern republic, sons j an amendment, limiting the total ex- drowned.
previous article) will prevent the
Central Oregon Improvement com­ today abdicated the Servian throne in
and daughters of the principals have | penditures out of the more than $19,-
parched appearance of the lawn dur­ era, Carranza’s confidential agent, I pany to Cora A. Jones, warranty deed, favor of his son, the crown prince.
that he intends to proceed toward | $250, lot 21, block 377, Crescent.
turned toward every possible sort of 000,000 appropriated, so that not
CHICAGO, June 24.—Fifty people ing the hot dry summer season.
The prince will take up the affairs of
amusement to pass the time. The more than four-fifths of the entire were injured, some fatally, and many
Mexico
City as soon as Zacatecas falls.
Hunter. E. Crance to C. E. Riley, state immediately.
When nitrate is applied during any
son of Ambassador Naon, of Ar­ amount could be spent in the cotton houses were wrecked by a storm dry period it should be used carefully. This indicates that he will carry on warranty deed, $10, W% SW^, SE%
j
Ill health is the reason assigned for
gentine, turned playwright—and then belt.
which swept Watertown this morning. It can, however, be applied at any the campaign he has outlined, regard­ S^V%, SWy4 SE^L, Sec. 32-37-13.
the
abdication.
came the tragedy.
The storm moved eastward toward time if the nitrate of soda is powdered less of Carranza’s co-operation.
United States to John L. McClure,
Pesquiera has urged Villa to avoid patent, Ey2 SE%, SE% SE& Sec.
Romulo is 11 years old. His com- ODD QUESTIONS ARISE
Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin, up fine before using, but it is safest to
Women in Japan work as coal pass­
panion here is George Suarez, son of
OVER WORKERS’ LAW according to dispatches received be­ ■ dissolve it in water. Because of a an open clash with Carranza, and has 29-38-10.
ers
on the steamships.
the Chilean minister. Having played |
The Klamath Development compa­
fore the wires were torn out.
generally prevailing fear that this asked him to co-operate with Carran­
tennis and pool and worn themselves,
ny to Noah P. Plant, warranty deed,
At Milwaukee a cyclone wind I fertilizer may ruin a lawn if used za for the good of the cause.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.—Cal­
Villa no longer refers to Carranzaz $10, lot 13, block 58, Second ilot
out with other amusements, this . ifornia’s industrial accident board wrecked chimneys and crashed win- ■ carelessly, the department, has been
youthful pair turned to the stage. has been called on lately to answer dows. Many trees and fences were ! experimenting to see just how much as “my chief.” He now calls him “Mr. Springs addition.
Henry Barron et ux to B. S. Grigs­
After Romulo had completed his several
,
nitrate of soda would have to be used Carranza.”
peculiar questions in connec­ blown down.
SUMMONS.
It is reported that General Gon­ by, warranty deed, $10, lot 10, block
manuscript and the lines had been tion with the comparatively new
in order to kill grass. These experi-
zales,
the
rebel
commander
in
chief
In
the
Circuit
Court of the State of
‘2, Hot Springs.
memorized, a dress rehearsal was workmen’s- compensatibn law. Some PETERSON GOES
¡ments seem to show that nitrate of
Oregon
for
Klamath
county.
of
the
northeast
division,
will
capture
Mary A. Sullivan to Z. J. Powell,
held to which a favored few were in­ of them, with their answers, were
TO GRADE PAPER j soda can be used fairly extensively
______
I without causing injury, for attempts San Luis Potcfei before Villa reaches warranty deed,*50 feet of northwest Joseph H. Seeds, plaintiff,
vited. The first and last production as follows:
vs.
side of lots 1 and 2, block 85, Klam­
was on the stage in the ball room of
County School Superintendent Fred | to kill grass with it were unsuccessful there.
Is the common-law wife of a work­
Alice
Seeds,
defendant..
ath addition.
the hotel. As the plot unfolded news­ man, killed at his work, entitled to Peterson and wife have gone to Med­ except when such large quantities as
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 24—At
To Alice Seeds, the above named de-
United
States
to
B.
S.
Grigsby,
pat
­
paper men covering the mediation compensation?
ford
in
their
auto.
Mrs.
Peterson
will
400 pounds to the acre were used.
No, because the
dendant:
Tampico a rumor is current that Villa
conference were brought forth in the board does not wish to encourage il­ remain there to visit friends, and
Although fertilization is a splendid captured Zacatecas Saturday, after a ent, lots 20, 21, 28 and 29, Sec. 11-
In the name of the State of Oregon:
36-11.
story as bandits, bartenders or' de­ licit relations between the sexes, but Peterson will go on to Salem.
thing for the upkeep of a lawn, it will hard fight.
:You
are hereby required to appear
C.
N.
Hawkins
et
ux
to
Joseph
S.
The
school
official
is
called
north
to
tectives. Romulo was a bandit—a his legitimate child is.
never entirely make up for a lawn
and
answer
the complaint filed
Jaurez
dispatches
do
not
confirm
musical bandit. He sang a song of
Is lead poisoning an industrial ac­ attend the county superintendent’s soil that was poorly prepared in the this, saying the attack is expected to­ Seedsfi quit, claim deed, lots 1, 7 and against you in the above entitled suit,
1
8,
block
40,
Nichols
addition.
his own composition, but the first cident? No; it is an occupational di­ convention and to grade the papers in beginning. It is only when a lawn soil
Charles 0. Myers to Lulu Edgerly, on or before the 6th day of July,
the recent teachers’ examination. He is properly prepared in the first place morrow.
scene of the play was enough to cause sease.
warranty
deed, lots 4 and 5, block 6,' 1914, that being the last day of time
will
be
away
two
weeks,
and
during
a censor in the person of Ambassador
Is compensation due to the rela­
and enriched with stable manure, lime FORT GETS OUTSIDE
within which the defendant is allowed
Opportunity addition.
Naon to get on the job.
tives of a man killed defending his that time Miss M. A. Carleton will and bone phosphate that a lawn may
to answer herein as fixed by the order
PLAYERS
FOR
SUNDAY
This marvelous production opened employer’s store against a marauding have charge of the superintendent’s be maintained in the best condition.
of the court for publication of sum­
RODEO TICKETS
with what was designated as a draw­ Mexican band from across the bor­ office.
I
Unrotted stable manure should be
When
Walter
Dixon
brings
down
ON SALE SOON mons herein; and if you fail so to
ing room scene. Romulo and George, der? Yes, that is an industrial ac­
kept
away
from
a
lawn
at
all
times,
appear and answer, the plaintiff will
his
re-organized
bunch
of
ball
players
DALLAS ENTERS
in the characters they represented, sat cident.
the opinion of many to the contrary j Sunday to play the Klamath Falls
apply to the court for the relief
AEROPLANE
RACE
Headquarters for the Rodeo have
Should a man suffering from a dis­
sagely upon opposite sides of the
notwithstanding. Stable manure con­ boys, many new faces will be seen in
prayed for in the complaint filed here­
been opened in the McDonald build­
stage and discussed the Mexican sit­ located shoulder due to what was ad­
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24—Dallas tains weed seeds, and particularly I i the line-up. Not exactly new faces, ing on Main street, next to the Regal in, to-wit: for a decree of said circuit
uation from start to finish. Ambas­ mittedly an industrial accident, re­
after the early growth of grass these
court of the State of Oregon, for the
Shoe Store. Colonel Chester Avery
sador Naon read this part of the man­ ceive additional compensation be­ .Texas, is the first city officially to en­ weed seeds will be encouraged to but new for this season.
Walter has strengthened his team will be in charge of headquarters, county of Klamath, forever dissolv­
uscript, and promptly suppressed the cause his convalescense was retarded ter an aeroplane in the ’round-the- sprout, for at this time the grass is
ing the bonds of matrimony existing _
by the breaking of a pitcher on his world aviation race of the Panama- weakened by its spring growth and with the hope and expectation of tak­ and will answer all telephone calls.
production.
between the plaintiff and defendant,
ing
down
the
prize
money
offered
the
Pacific
exposition.
A committee on hotels and accom­ and for such other relief as to the
head in a fight he engaged in? No,
the
weeds
have
additional
impetus
to
winning team at the baseball carnival modations is to be appointed this
Captain J. H. Worden, an aviator
There are nearly a dozen men, old of course not.
spread. A weed has been defined as during the big celebration at Fort
court shall appear just and equitable.
now
with
the
Mexican
federal
army,
is
week, and a canvass will be made of
and young, in the United States, who
a
“
plant
out
of
place.
”
Weeds
are
This summons is published in the
Klamath. Also, he has |an over­ the city to secure a list of every avail­
to be the pilot, and the machine is
are anxious to marry one of the fair STERILIZATION
Semi-Weekly
Herald, a semi-weekly
certainly
out
of
place
on
a
well
kept
whelming desire to take the measure able room.
RAPPED IN IOWA called “The Dallas.”
daughters of Emilio Rabasa, one of
newspaper
published
at Klamath
lawn.
Fertilizing
materials
have
a
in
Sun-
of
the
Klamath
Falls
team
The city has agreed to build the
As there will be thousands of out­ Falls, Oregon, by order of the Honor­
the Mexican delegates to the media­
great
advantage
over
stable
manure,
day’s game.
side people here during the Rodeo,
DES MOINES, June 24.—¡The fed­ machine, and will back his flight with as they contain no weed seeds.
tion conference. There are four
To this end Walter has secured the people of Klamath Falls will have able Henry L. Benson, Judge of said
$250,000.
He
is
the
first
aviator
to
daughters, Isabel, Conception, Mer­ eral circuit court of appeals today
There are other fertilizers besides
of to open their homes, as it will be im­ Circuit Court, dated the 21st day of
cedes and Ruth. Their pictures have held that Iowa’s sterilization law was participate with his machine in actual nitrate of soda that are most valuable three Weed players, Matthews
May, 1914, directing that such sum­
Roseburg,
Wade
Crawford
and
Joe
warfare
in
the
Western
Hemisphere.
possible for the hotels to begin to ac­
been published in papers throughout unconstitutional. This provided for
for
the
lawn,
but
their
use
is
more
es
­
Ball of the reservation, and in addi­ commodate the crowd. The commit­ mons be so published once a week
the country, and now they are receiv­ the sterilization of criminals, lunatics
pecially
adapted
to
the
fall.
Later
tion to these will have the pick of the tee will be very careful in placing the for six successive weeks. Date of
COUNCILMAN DEAD;
ing letters almost daily from love-lorn and others deemed unfit. '
the
department
will
issue
advice
re
­
material that is always to be found guests, so that only desirable people first publication, May 25, 1914.
WOMAN
IS
JAILED
The fight against the bill was taken
youths as far away as California.
C. C. BROWER,
garding the application of such ma­ around Fort Klamath.
will be sent to the private homes.
Ruth is the youngest of the four up by inmates of the penitentiary.
Atorney for plaintiff.
terials
as
ground
bone,
phosphate
from
The
names
of
the
players
STAMFORD, Conn., July 24,—
Tickets will probably be placed on
sisters. She is but 16, but at present They secured the aid of wealthy men,
5-25-6-29 sw
rock, potash, dried blood, fish scrap Weed have not been learned, but it is sale at headquarters the first of the
Waldo
Ballou,
a
wealthy
city
coun
­
and
were
able
to
carry
their
case
into
has received more letters than the
cilman, was found dying this morn­ and sterilizezd sheep manure. The understood two of them are infielders. week, in order to facilitate the hand­
Notice to Creditors
others. Conception, whose pet name the federal courts.
dissolved rock in particular should Hwoever, the local players are not ling of the crowds at the gates.
ing
at
the
door
of
the
residence
of
In
the
County
Court of the State of
in the family is Concha, and is the
disturbed, and are only in hopes that
Mrs. Helen Angel, a rich widow, who Ino^ b® used in the spring,
A
chart
will
also
be
made
of
reserv
­
Oregon,
in
and for Klamath
DYNAMITERS
MUST
next youngest, is running Ruth a close
Walter brings down a few players ed seats in the grand stand, and these
County.
SERVE SENTENCES is prominent in local society. Ballou’s
second. One young man writing to
from the Coast League.
can be secured before going to the State of Oregon,
head was crushed, and he died with­
Ruth, begged that he be given a pic­
With the added strength Fort grounds, if desired.
out
speaking.
County of Klamath, ss:
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
June
24.
—
ture. He said if there was any cost
YESTERDAY’S COAST Klamath ought to give the locals a
A trail of bloody footprints led to
Notice is hereby given that the un­
incident to having the picture taken, President Wilson today commuted the
close rub, putting up a contest that FREE DANCING
LEAGUE RESULTS
dersigned, having been duly appoint­
he would willingly forward the mon­ sentences of Frank Painter, Fred the woman’s door, and Ballou’s hat,*
will renew interest in baseball in this
TO BE PROGRAM ed by order of the county court of
ey. Ruth can understand English, Mooney, Wm. Shupe and Michael smashed and bloody, was found in
section
of the country.
E.
R.
H.
the
woman
’
s
apartment.
, Klamath county, Oregon, administra-
but cannot speak it. Despite this Hannon, to expire immediately.
5
2
San
Francisco
.............
0
When
arrested
the
woman
denied
Dancing
will
be
almost
as
free
as
trix of the estate of Prentiss S. Puck­
He also agreed to consider applica­
handicap she is a favorite among the
12
0 Here for a visit.
Venice
.
.............
4
any
knowledge
of
the
affair.
She
said
water
during
the
summer
months
i
ett,
deceased, having qualified as such
tions
for
executive
clemency
on
re
­
American friends the sisters, have
Mrs. C. M. Collier and daughter, here. Beginning Saturday night, J. administratrix, all persons having
Fanning, Tozer and Clarke; Klep­
made while in; Niagara. They are ac­ ceipt of separate petitiops for John Ballou visited her, but left her apart­
Miss Doorthy, came in Tuesday V. Houston will announce from the claims against said deceased of what­
per and lEliott, Bliss.
ment at 10 o’clock last night.
complished dancers, and there are Barry and Paul Morris.
R. H. *E. night from Eugene with the former’s screens of the Star and Temple thea­ soever name or nature, is hereby di­
This
afternoon
she
told
the
police
The
other
defendants,
now
out
on
few new steps which they have not
8
4 brother, E. P. McCornack, to visit ters that after the show patrons of rected and required to present said
bail, must go to Leavenworth to- that Ballou was accidentally killed. Los Angeles ........ . . 1
msatered.
4 their son and brother, Andrew M. these two popular play houses can j I claim, duly verified, as by law requir­
Portland
.....................
12
...
7
Sne
said
she
thought
she
would
be
An informal dance is in progress at morrow. This practically ends the
Collier, and other relatives here. Mrs. dance the rest of the evening at the I ed, within six months from the date of
Higginbotham
Perritt
and
Brooks;
compromised,
so
carried
and
dragged
the hotel every night from about 9 dynamite cases.
Collier is president of the board of Houston opera house positively free, i the first publication of this notice to
and
Fisher.
his body toward the sidewalk.
until 10:30. The entire mediation
directors
of the Eugene schools, and
R.
H.
E.
Those attending on the night the , said administratrix for allowance and
colony on the Canadian side has fallen RAILROAD SUED
3 while here she will look over the local “dance” slide is flashed will be given approval. "
Sacramento................. . . 7 11
ORIENT
NATIONS
BY
INJURED
MAN
into the custom of the Mexicans in
7 buildings for new ideas to incorporate tickets at the box office upon request.
Said claim to be filed with E. L.
TO PARTICIPATE Oakland........................ . . 6 11
dining late. Breakfast is usually
in
the
erection
of
the
new
high
school
Col-
Killilay,
Pruitt
and
Argogast;
Those
not
securing
these
tickets
will
Elliott,
attorney for said estate, at
Through Hay & Merryman, John
about 10 o’clock for a majority of the
and new grammar school to be built be charged an admission at the opera 1212 Willits building, Klamath Falls,
well,
Gregory
and
Rohrer.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
24.
—
Thos.
principals and their suites; luncheon Sauber, a Civil War veteran, has com­
R. H. E. at the Lane county metropolis.
Oregon, that being the place for the
house.
at 2; tea at 4, and dinner at 8. Dur­ menced action against the. Southern G. Stallsmith, United States commis­
2
9
Sacramento
.................
.
.
5
“
In
addition
to
this
furnishing
a
.
transaction of the business of said es-
sioner
for
the
Panama-Pacific
exposi
­
ing the day tennis, automobile rides Pacific to recover $2,946, costs and
Here From the Marsh.
5
3
Ookland
........................
.
.
2
treat
for
my
patrons,
I
am
giving
;
tate.
First publication of this notice
tion
to
the
Orient
and
Straits
Settle
­
and sight seeing trips take up the damages resulting from an accident
Chas. Lenz is spending a few days these dances in order to keep the ! dated the 1st day of June, 1914.
Colwell and Rohrer; Killilay and Ar-
ments,
has
returned
frqm
an
eight
at
Weed,
when
Sauber
was
struck
by
time of the Pabasa sisters and others
in the city from his father’s ranch in dancing floor at the opera house in
gogast.
KITTIE E. PUCKETT.
months circle of the globe.
not engaged in the work of peace. a freight car.
the upper end of the Big Klamath good shape,” said Houston. “ ____
In
hot
;
Administratrix,
As
the
result
of
his
visit
the
follow
­
Sauber was on his way here from
One of the easiest things imaginable
One female of every nine in New Marsh. Charles states that the ranch­ weather it is hard to do this, the best IE. L. ELLIOTT, Attorney,
ing
nations
have
accepted
the
invita
­
Kentucky.
He
states
that
there
was
is to get up an international tennis
York state is employed in a factory. ers in his section are highly elated method being to have it danced on. I 6-1 6-29 sw.
match on the courts near the hotel. no whistle, bell, brakeman or any tion of the president of the United
over the prospects of bumper hay
States
to
participate,
and
have
appro
­
Within a few minutes players may be other warning given when the freight
I
crops
this year. Mr. Lenz will leave
Gold filled teeth have been found
priated the sums named for this pur­
rounded for doubles with Mexico and began to move.
the
latter
end of this week for his
in
the
jaws
of
skeletons
exhumed
in
China,
$1,500,000;
Australia,
pose:
Argentine represented on one side of
home.
Pompeii.
New
Zealand,
$250,000;
$400,000;
the net, and Brazil, the United States, FRACTURES LEG
AT LUMBER MILL Philippnie Islands, $600,000; Cochin
France, Chili or Great Britain on the
The new quarter of a mill feet a
Minnesota has a forest area of 28,-
and Indo China, $300,000; Java,
other. In addition to the nations rep­
day electric sawmill of the Booth-
000,000
acres,
the
largest
of
any
Siam,
$300,000.
$250,000;
M. Frettland of Portland, employed
resented by those connected with the
Kelly company at Springfield was giv­
The King of Slam will be repre­ state east of the Rocky Mountains.
mediation, there is a Frenchman, a at the Long Lake Lumber company’s
en a trial the past week.
Cuban and a Great Britain among the plant at Shippington, suffered a frac­ sented at the Panama-Pacific exposi­
There
are
approximately
4,000,000
tion
by
his
brother,
Rajani,
and
he
ture of the thigh while at work Wed­
newspaper men.
Gone to the Fort.
nesday, off bearing from the saw. A will send also a sacred white elephant, acers of timber land in New Hamp­
The Misses Alta and Alma Berry,
shire,
of
which
half
is
in
farmers
’
piece of wood, hit by the moving saw, Siamese dancing girls and other fea­
Will Make Ed Happy.
who have been visiting friends here
wood
lots.
tures
typical
of
the
nation.
Mrs. Ed Hobson and daughter are struck Frettland.
for a few days, left this morning-for
A battalion of Siamese troops is to
The injured man was taken to the
expected on Thursday night’s, train,
Portland millers are to be allowed Fort Klamath, to spend the summer
on their way to join the husband and Blackburn hospital. The fracture attend, and the officers will be carried
with their father, Jack Berry. The
to
bid for army supplies.
father, Ed Hobson, who is an employe was reduced by Dr. Hamilton, assisted in the king’s private yacht.
Misses Berry are attending school at
by Drs; Cathay and Johnson, and the
of the Algoma mill.
i
Bandon fire losses amounting to Salem.
Mrs. W. T. Lee, who spent the
injured man is resting easily.
$200,000
are
to
be
rebuilt.
ar-
winter in Southern California,
Away for a Visit.
Tiz Griffith was a Tuesday visitor in
rived home Tuesday, accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall and Here From “The Cedars.”
the
county seat, coming in from his
There are two Kinds of Insurance.
children have departed ior a visit - B. St. George Bishop is here from by her mother, Mrs. M. A. Thompson.
ranch
on the Merrill road to give at­
Chilcote
writes
the
kind
that
pays.
with relatives at Portland, Eugene “Th|e Cedars,” his splendid Upper Mrs. Thompson will make Klamath
tention to business matters.
635 Main.
Falls her permanent home.
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Legal Notices
and other points.
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