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THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1914
AMERICAN MARINE
MISSING; TROOPS
BEING AGGRAVATED
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
Auto as Squirrel Killer
; ZACATECAS WILL
♦ ' PELICAN BAY MILL
WILL BE REBUILT
BE ATTACKED IN
♦
IS
LATEST
REPORT
NEXT 24
♦!
MICKLE SAYS PURE
FOOD LAW IS A JOKE
HOG CHOLERA SURVETMADEFORSTAÎE
HOURS
PORTLAND, June 24.—If there
SALEM, June 24.—Hog cholera
PARIS, June 23.—For the first
ever was a spavined, crippled, rheu­ has been diagnosed in the following
The
Pelican
Bay
Lumber
company
’
s
CAMACHO
ZAC,
June
23.
—
Villa
’
s
Albert
Ward
of
Bidwell
has
a
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
June
23.
—
time since Jack Johnson, the black
*
novel way of getting rid of squir­ ♦ I saWmill and planing mill, which were attack on Zacataces will begin within matic, anaemic, doddering old law, it counties in the state, in a period cov­
giant, laid stalwart Jim Jeffries on General Funston has wired the White
rels that infest his ranch, and ♦ I burned down Sunday afternoon, will [twenty-four hours. The advance guard is the food statute of Oregon, accord-1 ering eleven months:
the pugilistic shelf at Reno and, un­ House that Private Heinrich Throb, a
ing to J. D. Mickle. And Mr. Mickle I Multnomah, 3 centers with 8 farms
one in which his automobile ♦ be rebuilt. Information to this eheet* reached here this morning.
the
member
of
the
marine
corpse,
disap
­
scratched, took possession of
should know. He is the state dairy jinfected;
_____
Yamhill, 2 centers with 2
was
given
to
the
directors
of
the
i
Villa
has
learned
that
the
strength
I
plays an important part. He ♦[
heavyweight championship belt the Peared last Saturday, Throb has been
Klamath
Chamber
of
Commerce
this
of
the
federal
garrison
there
is
12,000
and
food
commissioner,
and
he
has
to
¡farms;
Polk,
6 centers with 10 farms;
simply
drives
up
to
a
squirrel
on
outpost
duty
at
the
time
of
his
dis
­
coveted trophy will be put into play
* morning by Harold D. Mortenson, the ¡men. They have forty cannon and work with the measure every day.
¡Linn,
5
centers
with 8 farms; Lane, 3
hole,
with
a
rubber
pipe
attached
appearance,
and
left
his
rifle
and
am
­
herb Saturday night, June 27th, at
¡president and manager of the concern. over 100 field pieces, with plenty of I The
________
Iwh___ _ is gathering
■____ ___
_ l centers, 8 farms; Benton, 5 centers,
commissioner
data
ma-
to
the
exhaust
pipe
of
his
munition
at
his
post.
•
the Velodrome d’Hivor.
On Tuesday the directors of the [ammunition.
¡for a comprehensive new law, which 16 farms; Josephine, 1 center, with a
chine, inserts the hose into the ♦
The man previous to resuming ac­
Frank Moran of Pittsburgh, U. S.
Chamber
of
Commerce
motored
to
As
the
federáis
are
being
rein-
, he wants some to frame and introduce i packing plant infected; Umatilla, 3
♦
The
hole
and
starts
his
engine,
A., will be the big dusky’s opponent. tive duty, had been held under ob­
fumes of the gasoline kills the ♦ Pelican City, the thriving little settle­ forced daily from the south, Villa will I at the next session of the legislature, ¡centers, 6 farms; Malheur, 1 center, 2
servance
in
the
hospital,
his
mental
From out of the banks of the Oise, at
squirrels. In this manner he has ♦ ment built up around the mill by its ■with 19,000 men, will attack as soon He has been studying the laws of oth-¡farms; Marion, 2 centers, 2 farms,
BuLry-on-thie-Beach, where the White condition being under surveillance.
rid his place of the pests after ♦ ] employes, and in behalf of the people [ as possible, A bloody fight is ex- er states and inviting conscientious [ There are doubtless other centers
Hope is training, cotaes the word that'
bakers and restaurant men to help. < of infection ’ that have hot been
I
many unsuccessful attempts to ♦i of Klamath Falls, they extended tojpected.
he is in great shape.
VERA CRUZ, June 23.—It is be-
¡brought to the attention of the Live-
get rid of them with poison.—- ♦I Mr. Mortenson the deep sympathy I General Natera, who led the last as- him in his work.
Similar reports are filtering out of [lieved hete that the Huertistas are
the
entire
community
feels
for
the
Isault
against
Zacatecas,
arrived
today
“
We
need
an
entirely
new
meas-
[stock Sanitary board.
Alturas Plaindealer.
I ■
♦i
the Johnson camp, in Asnieres. John- [planning to provoke an engagement
♦ [ company over the $90,000 loss Sun- to confer with General Villa and staff ure,” said Mr. Mickle. “There is no j As to losses arising from cholera,
is training at home and cutting i with the American troops. The fric- i
day, which also puts over 300 men 'regarding the most advisable tactics safiitary standard in Oregon for bak-[no accurate .data has been gathered,
expenses. The great out-of-doors ition between American and Mexican
— * .' out of work.
¡for attack, etc.
eries and restaurant kitchens to live ¡ but it would be reasonable to place
where he does his road-work is free j outposts is acute.
! The directors went further than
up to. The law leaves it all to the i the loss at ten animals per farm, or
and at Luna Park, the scene of his
I mere words of sympathy, and they
An American marine, whose name NOVEMBER BALLOT TO
MAZATLAN, June 23.—It is re- regulations to bé made by the com-[upward of 400 head of swine,
BE ANOTHER «LONG ONE
gym work, he gets real money for has been withheld, has disappeared, [
I offered to give what financial aid they ported that the rebel forces under rnissioner.
[ The serum has been used with gopd
letting the common herd look on.
and officers fear that he will meet the |
¡could.
j General Alamillo captured Zapotlan
“Now, that would be all right if it [ success in the majority of instances,
Mr. Mortenson’s appreciation H today.
Between Moran’s headquarters and I fate of the late Private Parks, killed [ The voters of Oregon will pass on
gave the commissioner power to en-[and saved upward of 60 per cent of
[ twenty-four amendments to the con­ this was shown by the sincerity of his j .
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Asnieres, the one on the north and I by the federals.
force his rulings. It doesn’t. The ¡all hogs immunized after the disease
The American outposts shouted { stitution and thirteen bills'at the No­ short speech of thanks. He also as-I WASHINGTON, D. C., June 23.— present state law consists of a long i had once appeared,
the other on the south, Paris is all
-excited. Never has it seen a real questions to the Mexicans regarding 1 vember election. More are being in­ sured the directors that already the ; For the first time since mediation string of separate amendments.
I As to the mode of infection, impor-
r world’s championship affair, the most this man, but the latter jerred them. [ cubated, and there will probably be company was considering plans for re-[started, the constitutionalistrepresen-
“There is no one comprehensive [ I tati On of hogs from Idaho in improp-
[ tatives here are sanguine, and they measure with a power of enforcement erly disinfected cars was responsible
celebrated stunts ever pulled off be­ The American boys are highly anger- j forty statewide propositions and per­ building their ruined plant;
Just what the company will do will ] believe that at the unofficial confer- applying to thes whole.
ing the Caillaux-Calmette shooting, ed, but they were ordered not to start haps twice as many local municipal
for the first outbreak in Multnomah
I
.
measures.
Here
are
some
of
them:
not
be
known
for
several
days.
It
is
[
ences
scheduled
between
them
and
and the Dreyfus affair.
“
The
clause
giving
up
the
power
to
i
county.
Subsequent outbreaks in
hostilities.
I
In spite of admission prices, which
Feeling that Huerta is trying to
To grant to every person a $1,500 reported, though, that a box factory | the Huerta delegates, an agreemnt' enforce our regulations refers only to Multnomah county have all been
are wrenching to the very roots the force some attack, General Funston exemption on assessed valuation. will be built by the company, to pro- i can be reached as to the provisional a part of the law. There are many ¡largely traceable to this initial infec-
frugal souls of the economical but is planning to balk his efforts. To­ Household goods are already exempt. I vide yet another method of marketing government.
amendments added later, whjich lition.
A delay will be taken at Niagara have basolutely no authority to en-
sporty Frenchmen, the latter are de­ day he refused the Mexican command­
Swill fed hogs seem to be another
Two tax amendments to allow taxa- ¡the lumber which is in many places a
Falls pending the arrival of the Car- force.”
termined to answer present at tti e er’s request that the American daily tiôn of incomes, “proportional or pro- | ! drug on the market.
’ j chief source of infection, doubtless in
A box factory could run through 'ranzists.
roll-call on Saturday night. Unlike train toward Mexico City should run gressive taxation.”
I the majority of instances acquiring
¡the winter months, and this would
¡their infection from contaminated ba­
Christmas, they figure, heavyweight ' as far as Tembladeras. There it
MONTANA
GOVERNOR
A sub-tax amendment of 50 per | give still further employment to the
championship fights don’t come once [would be easy to ambush.
con rind or ham bones contained
¡WORLD
’
S
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
WANTS
U.
S.
TROOPS
3100 on all above $25,000, and grad­
a year, and by close shaving on other
therin that' had come from imported
IN TRIENNIAL SESSION
For three days, the outposts state, uated to $3 per $100 on all above: ' residents of Pelican City, all loyal em- [
[ployes of the lumber company. The)
expenses the necessary 275 francs, or the Mexicans have been seeking an
BUTTE, June 24.—One man was eastern products that might either
$100,000.
1 announcement of the company’s re-1 eHICAG0> June 23.—Nearly 5,- killed and five wounded in last night’s I have been from animals recovered
$55, demanded for a ring-side seat opportunity to start something.
A tax on all land not public prop-[habilitation plans are being awaited]
can be torn from the pocket without
*
~
1000 delegates and alternates and sev- rioting between insurgent’ miners and from cholera or from cured products
erty. This would tax churches, col-' with great interest
by the citizens of [^ thousand vlgltors from all parts a sheriff’s posse. The historic Union from animals previously treated with
causing fatal convulsions.
PARADE FOR THE
RODEO OPENING leges not owned by the state, and is Klamath Falls.
;
the worid were in Chicago today hail was also destroyed by dynamite | serum and virus vaccination,
No, kind reader, the report that
in line with single tax ideas.
' Car bedding, either removed and
ti e Johnson-Moran fight is to be a
!
[for the opening tonight of the Four- during the night.
To create the office of lieutenant REDFIELD SAYS
Governor
Stewart
will
probably
ask
[ not burned, or tramped out of thè
For the first time in the history of
benefit performance to aid the poor
I teenth International Triennial Sun-
TIMES HERE ARE
the Rodeo, a street procession will be governor, to be president of the sen-
has no foundation in truth.
| day School Convention, to be in ses- for federal troops. The situation is i cars in transit, doubtless has been re­
$10 a day when legislà-
BEST IN WORLD i sion here for one week. “Jesus Shall quiet today, but at high tension. . i sponsible for some of the infectiop.
There has been some difficulty in given to mark the opening. The pa­ ate and get
ture
sits.
It is rumored that there are further j which has often originated in railroad
rade
will
be
at
16:30
on
the
morning
(Reign” is the convention keynote,
persuading the people of Paris that
United
PresB
Service
To
abolish
the
senate.
By
the
state
dynamite
plots contemplated.
| centers. Improper disposal of car-
July
3.
[printed
on
cards
and.flashed
in
elec
­
this is going to be a real champion­
President Moyer of the Western i eass: s and lack of inadequate disin-
In this parade the Spirit of the Old Grange, State Fédération of Labor
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 23,— tric signs. It will be the object of
ship fight, every fight pulled off here
“America was the last nation in the the convention sermon to be preached Federation of Miners was today ; fection of pens and yards from last
to date having been advertised along West, with its reckless daring and its and People’s Power League.
To
abolish
the
death
penalty
as
a
I
winning
perseverance
will
be
por
­
world
to enter the world-wide depres­ at the opening session in Medinah threatened with lynching if he re-¡season’s . outbreak has also contrib-
that line. Only two or three months
| uted to the source of this year’s in-
sion, and now the first to emerge,” temple tonight by Rev. C. P. Ander­ turns to Butte.
ago Jack Johnson pulled off a draw trayed. There will be some especial punishment for capital crimes.
To
prohibit
manufacture
or
sale
of
floats,
etc.,
and
the
Indian,
the
gaily
A
desultory
firing
continued
all
¡fection.
[said
Secretary
William
C.
Redfield
of
son, bishop of the ‘Chicago diocese of
for the “world’s championship,” and
intoxicating
liquors
except
for
medi
­
comparisoned
cowboy
cavalcade,
and
the
department
of
commerce
today.
night.
Five
thousand
people
viewed
i
the
Episcopal
Church.
here comes another, so the natives
¡ Forty Fords.
Medinah temple, with a seating ca­ the dynamiting of the building.
are asking one another if this is “one the prairie' sc lie on “r will also be cinal purposes or for scientific, sac­ [ “Furthermore,” he added, “Amer­
ramental
or
mechanical
purposes.
shown.
All
of
the
saloons
in
the
city
were
i George Biehn is unloading his fifth
ica
felt
the
effects
of
this
depression
pacity of 6,000, will be the conven­
American bloof” more.
To increase salary of members of [ the least of all nations.
Prizes are to be awarded for, the
ordered
to
keep
closed
today.
The
’ car load of Fords for this season,
tion
hall,
but
while
the
delegates
gre
Still, the Velodrome with room for
< the legislature to $ 5 per day and
which makes, an even forty sent in.
best decorated vehicles.
“
The
reported
dullness
in
trade
and
sale
of
firearms
has
been
prohibited.
in
session
there,
other
meetings
will
25,000 people will probably be pretty
[mileage to 10 cents.
Four of the new ones are already sold,
[ industry is psychological, as Presi- be held daily in the twelve largest
well filled. Many millionaires are al­
! To authorize state bonds for con- Ident Wilson says. The ^reports and I city churches.
and the new owners are waiting at
Conferences, con­ To Visit Their Dad.
ready here from all parts of the
JOIN ELKS j struction of irrigation and water pow- I figures compiled as to imports, ex-1 gresses and discussions by smaller
The Misses Joe and Letha Driscoll thè garage for their cars to be set up.
...¿world, drawn by the famous Grand
■ er projects by the state to the amount ports, etc., prove this.
groups will be carried on in other are in thè city, visiting with Mr. and This is a record season sale for any
Piix, wtiich will be run at Long-!
on* T(uesday of 2 per cent of state valuation.
Word
was
received
and
“
Other
nations
suffered
longer
Chicago churches while the main Mrs. Jas. Driscoll for a few days. The car in this territory, and before the
champs the Sunday after the fight. |
that a party of five or more candi- [ To prohibit paid circulation of in­ much worse than America in this de­ body of delegates is trasactirig the Misses Driscoll are on their way to season is over Mr. Biehn expects to
These gilded gentry, being of a
dates will be here from Lakeview on itiative and referendum petitions.
pression. Of these, nptably are Ger­ convention’s business. 'National and Bly, to spend the summer with their establish a record that will stand for
sporty turn, will help the fight pro­
For non-partiSan judiciary on peti­ many, France, Brazil ,Canada and state prohibition, the relation of the father, Dan Driscoll.
Thursday night to be initiated into
some, time.
moters a long way towards paying
tion of 1 per cent of the voters.
the
Elks
Lodge.
In
addition
to
the
England.
”
Sunday
school
to
the
public
sohool,
Johnson his $35,000 -guarantee, win,
Proportional representation by the
Lakeview bunch there will be initia­
Redfield stated that the bumper and the Sunday school’s responsibil­
lose or draw.
tion of local candidates at Thursday Grange, People’s Power League and I j crops have created an extraordinary ity to the foreign-speaking peoples,
When the bell taps for the first
Federation of Labor.
¡demand for agricultural machinery are three of the most important top­
round at 10:30 p. m., the sight which evening’s meeting.
To authorize the governor to re- and farm hands. ’ He said that the ics to be discussed at the convention.
The entertainment committee is ar­
will greet the spectators’ eye would
ranging entertainment for the visit­ [moVe from office county officials who market prices are all good.
Among the sepeakers will be Rich­
render speechless the thousands of
ors, and there promises to be a big [ fail to co-operate with him in en­
mond Pearson Hobson and Booker T.
American lovers of the manly art who
time. The local Elks who recently forcement of laws and appoint others LAMBS SOUGHT
Washington. A mammoth parade,
have,at, shirt-sleeved, at Reno, Jack­
visited the Antler’s Club at Lakeview in their place.
IN THE MARKET in which convention leaders hope to
sonville, New Orleans and elsewhere.
To revoke franchises of Portland
received such royal treatment that
see 50,000 men in line, will move
Beautiful women in daring evening
anxious to prove that the Gas and Coke company, by Portland United Press Service
they
are
through the loop district on Satur­
clothes and diamond tiarras, will be
Klamath Falls bunch are not so slow, Central Labor Council;
PORTLAND, June 23.—-Cattle day afternoon, June 27th. The group
sitting by the score at the sides of
To take over channels of rivers and prices were steady to, firm all week. conferences will consider every phase
and it is expected that a big attend-
pompous, monocled gentlemen of the
ance will be on hand to greet the vis­ authorize leasing of same to cities, Receipts were of fair volume, especial­ of Sunday school work. There will
same stripe, bedecked in garments
and construction of public docks.
itors.
ly during the first half of the period. be conferences on evangelism, rural
seen only at the opera and official re­ I
For eight-hour day and ventilation Good grass steers sold at from $7.25 Sunday Schools, Sunday school music,
i
ceptions in less ceremonious lands.
of rooms for women workers.
SELL OLD SHIPS
to $7^.50, and light hay stuff at $7.75. social service, temperance and purity.
Languid and blase, puffed, powder­
Stringent Sunday law against all The butcher trade was slow, due to Special conferences will relate to Sun­
TO BUY OTHERS
ed, stenciled and rouged, the women
places of amusement for gain, by inferior stuff offering.
day School work among college stu­
of high continental society—sprinkled
Washington
county Christian Endeav­
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 23.—
The hog market maintained its dents. 1'he report of Marion Law­
with Americans—will be on hand,
or Union.
strength throughout the week, with rence, general secretary of the Inter­
longing for a new sensation. Lor­ The sale of the battleships Mississippi
Universal eight-hour day in fac­ buying demand keen and outlet national Association, will be read at
and
Idaho
to
Greece
for
$12,000,000
gnettes and jewelled opera glasses
tory or farm.
strong. Extreme top at week’s close a briqf' forenoon session tomorrow.
will be leveled at the reeking black has been authorized by the house by a
Special tax for employment of un­ was $8.10, with bulk going around
vote
of
174
to
87,
and
concurred
in
by
The afternoon will be given over
MY WORK IS KNOWN THROUGHO UT THE COUNTRY AS
and white forffis writhing in the ring,
employed laborers.
the
senate,
the
naval
appropriation
tc
conferences and in the evening
8c
and
$8.05.
and gentle “Par-bleus!” or “Mon
THE VERY BEST
Change election' law requiring only
The sheep house was a very snappy Rev. W. J. Williamson of St. Louis
Dieu’s!” and, “Now, you boob, kill committee granting authority to Sec­ fifteen days residence in precinct.
retary Daniels to make the sale.
department, with a steady call for and Dr. Edward A. Steiner, president
’im!”
Registration certificate to vote any­ smooth, fat mutton and lambs. The of Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa,
of
house
also
voted
in
favor
The
Not that this fight will be any dif­
1028 Main Street
where in the state.
feature was fancy yearlings at $4.75 will speak.
ferent in this respect from any other using the money thus derived in
Missionaries in the country on fur­
and $5. Ewes ranged from $4 to
half way good exhibition here which building a new dreadnaught.
MORE OUTLAWS
Lamb
buying
was
on
a
$6
lough
will be banquetted Thursday
$4.25.
have gone before. “La Boxe” is simp­
FOR
THE
RODEO
BOOSTING
BRINGS
[basis,
and
the
trade
could
have
used
night,
following
a day of conferences
ly the latest fad of the fast and fash­
TOURISTS HEHE
and brief addresses. Rev. John Tim-
more than was offering.
ionable rich set.
[othy Stone, former moderator of the
Jackson county’s famous outlaw,
Presbyterian general assembly, and
RECORD
TOW
IS
“
Grizzly
Murphy,
”
who
threw
all
­
When
L.
M.
Schofield
left
Klamath
GRANNIS WANTED
MADE BY BOAT I Rev. Edgar Blake, corresponding sec­
IN ANOTHER CITY Falls last November he promised to riders at the county fair at Medford
retary of the board of Sunday schools,
tell his many friends in San Fran­ last fall, is to be one of the big string
of the M. E. Church, are speakers at
SHIPPINGTON,
June
23.
—
By
far
of
buckers
at
the
Elks
odeo,
July
3,
cisco
of
the
wonders
of
Klamath
The Klamath county authorities
are not the only ones who are looking county, and have them come here for 4 and 5. Monday Art Acord, the ex­ and away the biggest tow ever moved the evening session. A festival con­
pert horseman who is trying out and on Upper Klamath Lake was handled cert, with a chorus of 1,000 girls, will
for Jack Grannis or Granas, who, dur­ their vacation.
securing bad buckers for the buck­ by the steamer Modoc last week, be given in the Auditorium theater
his
missionary
The first fruits of
ing the brief career of the “House of
Berry,” got into the finances of sev­ work came to notice Súnday night, ing championship contests, 'closed a when she moved 1,100,000 feet of Friday night as one of the special fea­
tures of the convention. Preceding
eral Klamath Falls people. The cur­ when H. H. Kirk of the importing deal for “Grizzly” and for “Rim Rock logs from Odessa to Pelican City.
the concert the “superintendents’
Johnnie,
”
two
of
the
worst
known
&
Co.,
àrrived
rent issue of a jewelry trade journal firm of W. M. DuVal
The select dances at St. Cloud are senate” will convene at the Auditor­
warns all jewelers to beware of Gran­ from San Francisco for a. couple of horses owned by Sims & Chandler’s
attended only by those having an in­ ium Hotel, Sunday school superin­
Wild West show.
nis, who is representing himself as a weeks' outing.
vitation.
The affairs,are strickly for* tendents discussing many problems.
The
cowboys
are
beginning
to
ar
­
This
morning
Mr.
Kirk,
Bill
Conzel-
manufacturers’ agent, and selling im­
At the same hour, Professor William
mann, L. M. Schofield and family left rive for the Rodeo from other points. mal, but we have good times.
ported novelties.
A. Wirt, superintendent of the mod­
According to; the publication, he for Spring Creek to, spend the day. In addition to Art Acor'd, Earl Simp­
ern public schools at Gary, Ind., will
G.
W.
Thornton,
Mr.
Rowley
and
son
and
Vera
McGinnis,
who
are
un
­
Tomorrow
they
will
visit
Seven
Mile
worked thè Salt Lake jewelry con-
cenrs, and is being sought by author­ and Cherry Creeks, Rocky Point and der contract to do exhibition riding, Winter Knight have each built a speak on the public schools’ co-opera­
roping, etc,, Jim Massey, world’s home in Shippington. Mr. Knight, is tion with the Sunday schools.
ities. He gave a number of worthless Pelican Bay Lodge.
Mr. Schofield will be away for champion bareback rider, and Buff just putting the finishing touches on
checks, which jewelry men he talked
with, cashed. The picture with the three or four days, showing his friend Jones, one of the best ropers and a new sailing yacht. The craft will Miss Noel Better.
Miss Nina Noel, who has been con­
bulldoggers in the West, are here have a 4 h.p. auxilliary engine in
article is the same as that of the man Kirk the beauties of the county.
fined
to her room for the past week
is
a
good
case
of
calm.
Mr.
Knight
from
Stockton,
waiting
to
compete.
“I usually spend my summers at
■ who left here last winter with a few
with
ptomaine
poison, is improved to
navigator.
shipbuilder
and
a
smart
“
Skeeter
Bill
”
Robbins,
the
poetical
Lake
Tahoe,
”
said
Mr.
Kirk,
“
but
I
hundred dollars a local man loaned
him to purchase suits with and sell to was so impressed with the pictures puncher, Johnnie and Ben Dobbins, If his boat shows any great speed he the extent that she is able to be up for
shown me by Mr. Schofield that I de­ riders, bulldoggers and ropers, and may send a challenge to Sir Thomas a few hours at a time. On a fishing
k Klamath Falls stores.
/
trip a week ago Sunday Miss Noel par­
cided to come to Klamath county this other frontier stars will be here in a Lipton.
took of some canned goods at lunch,
7
J. R. Elliott bought a new Over­ summer. Several friends of mine are very short time.
and to the canned goods the doctors
The
steamer
Mazama
recently
land car from the Oregon-California coming up later in the season.”
attribute the illness.
Here
for
Supnner.
brought
down
fourteen
tons
of
hay
Auto Company yesterday and drove
B. S. Kerns is here from Chico to from Wood River points. Captain
Mrs. Frank Girtson, who has been
it out to his ranch on the Merrill
road. Today W. T. Lee is delivering in the county seat on a few day’s spend the summer with his sons at Taylor reports lots of water in Wood East for a Trip.
Mrs. Elinor Brown has gone to Col­
another Overland to Orville Elliott, a visit, has returned to her ranch home Keno. The Kerns brothers are the River and navigation good except for
orado to visit friends.
owners of the Keno Power company. some sunken logs.
on the Merrill road. *
merchant at the Agency.
♦ j i
Anything in the Monument
Line at Reasonable Figures
G. D. GRIZZLE