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« « I.KADINU PAPER OF •OVTMKMN OKKOON « ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦• « ♦ ♦ « (Lhr Retiti-Wvekly VOLV MK XU KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1914 NO CHANGE YLI FORM OF BALLOT 1*1 01*1.1 t \x vol I COURT SAÏS ALL Antwerp Man in Remains of Home A t SIX YEARS I S Ol .11 IM.I s liionlhiK <o IhittM UHI Ihnr lu llr I •••H m I I«» |hr Hu In th«* ( !«•«•<on <* mm * h> lh«* Kll|»f «’III«' pi«'n ir I ou rt íor II» !>«•« iwiuii—M««« < «tun, ihr Trim« <»l I «unii) J ih I k «'« rrlary UÍ Muir M m \u < tiu hm «' H i and Jusll.i-s <>l the Pea.c ire Nit ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦«a ♦ M ITH ALL THIS WAR. ♦ WE'D PRETTY NEAIil.V ♦ FORGI 0*1 EX' THE (Al s» ♦ ♦ ALLIES STORMING THE GERMAN LEFT t n lied Pre*« Service 8ERAJAVO, Bosnia, Oct. 2« ♦ Twenty-four persons tried on a charge of conspiracy in the mur der of Archduke Franz Ferdi ♦ nand of Austria and wife were ♦ l ulled Press Service today convicted of high treason. PARIS, Oct. 241.—The German» ere being held by ttw alite* aJ] along They will be sentenced Wed ♦ nesday. in all probablllUes they ♦ tlie new battle line In tlie north. Tht French are pressing the lighting on will be i-xei ii ted. ♦ tlu ir extremi- right In an effort to for. e tlie eu< my to change hi» plana. It was a* a result of thin as- ♦ This 1» the inlerpreiallon placed iqsni tlie statement tliat there is »e- asidnaUon that Franz Josef de ♦ veii lighting in the viciaity of Woevre nnd Argonne. manded the apology from Ser- ♦ rfa which kindled the war spirit ♦ fi< an effort to make tile operalion« in Go north stronger, the Geruuans in Europe. ♦ «viielrtw the Buvarlan lro«|Mi from the German left, »nd seut them to Bel ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ « gium to ac t as support for fresli troops from Cologne anil Berlin. The 1 rem fl have taken advantage of this maneuver, and It is believed that Cjtey arc* maintaining tlieir severest pressure through their eitreiiH* right. OX < Ol XIA JI IM.I Ihr Minie mik I IMuirht Ti< ket A» Hr- •ull ui Ituihin •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• ♦ IO A( HEX kA KHlONM « e IX hl. »MATH t OVATA ♦ «hii« «» Vrr hi Olli« e I utH |HI 7. Tin- BriHsli vvarsliips, <>|H-rating from the Belgian canals, continue tlieir .-niilading tire, with the result that the Germans have abandoned most of tlieir iMrsitions along the roads connecting X leu port and Ostend. At every place where a hostile force might be landed, the Germans liave posted batteries to prevent tills. An afternoon communique says the Germans crossed the River Yser Iu heavy forc e yestrribiy. but failed to follow up their advantage. It stated that tlie allies' line- opposing the enemy there is intact, and that French Hues elsewhere in the north are nuvlutained. Tills connvninlque refers to the German losses in the recent fighting aa "considerable.' I ighting is severe late today iu the Woevre and Argonne region«, where the German crown prince 1« in «command. The German« are using heavy artillery in an effort to destroy the I remit guns loinmamiing tlve communication* through the Thlacourt-N'ou- •ard road toward Hte. Miliiel. There is much complaint over the ini reused deletion of reports from tlie front. Wounded officers and men are forbidden to talk, and official» at headquarter* will mid nothing to the official communique. Hupri-iu« kouri in au opinion IM hen m . <»u «rrr Hri retar» of Male rendered Saturday decided that the MALI M. OU IM.—Noililng in ac< of the 1913 legislature abollsbiux I U w I ihi dev Isloli alici la lile < celili, a- tlie office of rotiniy judge of Mulox.- H om of thia t.iUie lo count» ilcrk« r«'- iuz I i county ls void, and that Judge till ELAND Jt RIST II\l>s SV- Ialina lu Male and disili*! office«. Clrton. who «as at that lime creat**d i-ntixii xi»» at ULILTA OF Il Is nut believed that the dt-clslou « circuit judge. 1« still county judge, CONTEMPT. VXD WILL MEN. of the supreme court tn the Multno and ihut hl« term of office doe* not mah county case can have any effect expire for six year» from the time he WEEK on the form of tip* ballot at the ele. 'aaaumed office lion neat week. Even though the The court holds that by an act of .iipretne court muy eventually decide the people ul the election In 1910 the United 1‘resa Service that county judg«*« hold fur tlx years terms ol all judges of all courts In CLEVELAND, Oct. 26.—Upholding It I» hardly probable that the people Oregon was extended to six years, the right of labor to organise. Judge of K'amath county will be deprived The opinion wss written by Justice '»V. B. Neff today found City School opportunity <>f voting for or of the Moore, and was rendered in quo war Superintendent Frederick guilty of against Judge Worden. ren to proceed tugs Instituted by Dis ■ ontempt of court In ignoring a court The ballots have already bœu trict Attorney Evans of Multnomah injunction not to discharge school pt luted and delivered to the sheriff. county, to te«t the title of office of teachers because of their activity in and many of them have been turned Itufus llohnan as county commlaslon- forming a union. He will sentence I uiled Frose Service ovet to tbs voting precincts. Even <-i In addition. It was agreed that Frederick Friday under the contempt LONDON, Oct. '20 — Bril 1st. refugees arriving via Holland aay that all tould the tase just decided I m * coii - the court ahotild ulso pass on the statute, the maximum penalty being t ugli-limen in the Belgian territory captured by Germany have been ex- «14» red a parallel case. It would now judicial status of Circuit Judge t’ln- «300 flue and ten days' imprisonment. l>e too late to have new ballots print- ton. The trial resulted from the ousting |w*lle<l or held trending a decision as to whether they are to lie treated aa <<l and delivered as required by law of six teachers, leaders in the union prisoners of war or as spies. The opinion says I nder the law the county clerk is re r'.ovenvent, because the school board They say conditions indicate that they are at work on defensive plans. "The organic act uf the state em- quired to prepare the ballots, sud ruled that unions were barred. Judge au>l iii order to conceal their operations, have ordered the Britishers assetnbly to powers the legislative without a specific order of the SU- Neff enjoined the enforcement of this of two com* rounded up in order to tighten U h * cen-orsliip. It is believed that another pretue court, be would have no *u- 1.1ovide fur the election rnle. the county mlaslotiers to sit with tliorlty to change a name on the bal- itii|M>rtant movement against the Germans is in progress in Northern hows what was left of the iionie of Pascal Samplers, a prominent judge while transacting county buai- When the six teachers, who have lot nvss In any or all of the counties of nu i> of Antwerp, after the Germans had bombarded the place for a few become aged in the local school ser France and along the Belgian coast. The present ballot will have Io re the stale, or a separate board for da. a One mighty shell struck Ills home and demolished it. Mr. Samplers vice. failed in obtaining reappoint main as II la. and the people can vote transacting such business may be pro-J’o e.| in the hole made by the shell ments this fall. Judge Neff summoned on their choice for couuty judge No Frederick, and today's verdict Is the ylded. matter who la elected, the question result "Il will thus be seen that the Isgi*- of county judge* of Multnomah county will have to be taken to the supreme The arrest is taken as a great vic latlve assembly had ample power to was void. court, and the man entitled to the tory for the teachers' union move create the board of county commis Notwithstanding the county judge, office will be determined by the courts ment, which has been In progress sioners of Multnomah county. That of that county was, by such act. at-1 after election. nearly a year, It is being backed by department of the state government tel.ipted to be appointed a circuit! Any attempt by Judge Worden to the American Federation of Labor. also possessed authority to name the jii< go. aa he never resigned, he re-. have the ballots changed at thia time and last year Samuel Compere came person who should constitute the nwineii iu office as the de jure county I would conclusively show that be la . to its aid. third member of that board. We. jtli'ge of that county. It apiiears that ' afraid of the result He knows that he la beaten. If the people of the coun therefore, unanimously conclude that Ji.i ge Cleeton was duly elected coun ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ty are permitted to express their Rufus C. Holman is duly appointed ty judge of Multnomah county No-, Carman was in the office at the time, ‘lulled Press Service wishes, and that he has shown him legally qualified and acting county vei.ibei a. islO, at which time the or sTollE HAV E LEASED THE AL ganic ,ui of Oregon was amended; self over-anxious to hold onto the commissioner thereof. MINEOLA. N. Y.. Oct. 2t> After but his back was turned at the mo “It is conceded that th» provisions making the term of all judges or all ELAS VXD AHE ALSO l’ITTING office by hook or crook He doeau't thirteen hours of deliberation, during ment that the shot rang out and Mrs care whether the people want him or of Section 3 of Chapter 37X of the cot rts In this state six years This which time they stood ten to two for Bailey fell dead. IX DILLI ARDS AND »*OOL General l.aws of Oregon of 1913. an. ndment was ratified and be was The weapon with which tbe murder acquittal, the jury sworn In for the which undertook to abolish the office el< Uci V, lieu the polls closed on the (Continued ou page «) was committed was never found. Tbe trial of -Mrs. Florence Carman, charg >• eve 'ling ol the day of the election. As ed with killing Mrs. Louise Bailey, prosecution made an extensive search the cho: "• of such county judge and was discharged without rendering a for It spending a great deal of time Another winter atuuseiueut resort SIITI Si PERINTENDENT til the approval of the amendment of is to be opened shortly after the first and money In an effort to find it, but verdict. He. Ion 1 of Art tie 7 of the funda- Ol November by McDonough A Dale < Il Kl-1'1.VN < Hl l« H LAI DS 1.0- Mrs. Carman collapsed following all its efforts were unavailing. The murder caused a great sensa- m* ital nrenrred simultaneously, wuo operate the Palm Cigar Store this announcement, as she and most t AL PAPERS FOR THEIR SI P- thn ann-nded organic act was In force They have taken a lease on the bowl of the people following the trial were tiou. The finding of the dictograph I when Judge Cleeton was elected, and ing alleys in the basement of the 1. confident of an acquittal, Mrs. Car- m Dr. Carman's office resulted in a PORT IX Ml ETING James J. Hill, railway builder, owner ami operator, in an his term of office Is necessarily six |O. O. F. Temple. , i <un was charged with the killing or goat deal of feeling against Mr». Car article contributed Io the June number of tlie Muthels Maga years from the first Monday In Janu Mrs. Hailey while the latter was In man in the village. Friends of tbe For some time the» have been at zine. takes the positive ground that lliero la nothing more Im ary. 1911. , With a cousecration mei-ting of the the office of Mrs. Carman's husband, doctor and his wife rallied to her »up- work iu the basement surfacing the portant In thlx or Iti any other nation than the pocketbook of i-ort. r • -<it Iting in nearly tbe entire "Judge Cleeton belug thus the alleys, making Improvements, etc., membership of the church Sundav a Freeport, L. L, physician. the wife. The pocketbook of the husband, tlie enrnlftg factor village taking sides on the matter. hgltlmate county judge of .Multnomah until the alleys are now second to afternoou and a farewell sermon last Mrs. Carman was this afternoon re In the family, la of minor ln>ortance, compared with that of the Following a highly sensational county, all orders, Judgments und de none in Southern Oregon. In ad night. Elder Swander. state secretary leased front custody under »25.000 woman, who baa the home and the children under her control. hearing the grand jury of Nassau crees made, given or rendered by him dition to the bowling alley, the of the Christian church closed his bonds. These were furnished by Hhe Is I he «pander. It matters not just how the money she since he ussumed the duties of that l<- sees ure Installing a number of series of meetings here. This morn neighbors, and the district attorney's county returned an Indictmeut against BpeniU comes lo her, whether from her own earnings or from Mrs. Carman, charging her with man office are valid, and binding, so tar as , pool and billiard tables, and will have ing he left for Portland. office made no opposition to her being the earnings of her husband; It Is she who disperses the average slaughter In the first degree. Her Suudav Elder Swander received a admitted to bail. the right to hear and determine mat a pleasant establishment open to both Income. As Mr. Illll seta it. the great question Is whether ahe ball was arranged at once, many generous number of pledges for the ters coming before him in proliHte and men and women. It is understood that Mrs. Carman friends of Dr. Carman coming for knows how to use her pocketbook wisely. fund devoted to state work. He ex guardianship proceedings is con i v ill not be tried again. She has re- ward with offers. He deplores the tendency of the average woman to buy pressed himself as much gratified at. corned. icovered from her collapse following Subsequently District Attorney cheap things. This he pronounces the worst kind of economy, I tbe entire success of the meetings, "From tho opinions handed down In the jury's disagreement, and left for Smith uncovered new evidence that the coat of living by pay A good buyer, ! a holds, really reduces and he also praised the Klamath Falls the case of Branch vs. McCormick, It hei Freeport home. resulted in another grand Jury hear ing a high price for an article that la worth It, and he illus newspapers for the support and pub will bo assumed that the attempt by The case was peculiar in many re ing, and Mrs. Carman was re-indicted, irate» Ills meaning by telling f a transaction In steel rails by licity tendered the meetings. Chapter 370 of the General 1-aws of which ho saved to per cent for Ills company by paying «6,000,- Eight new members were received spects. It was also the first time that this time on a charge of murder. Oregon of 1013. to organise depart An important witness for tbe state ooo more for thorn than he had anticipated doing. In order that Into the church during the meetings la dictograph figured In a murder trial ment No. ti of the circuit court of the was Frank Farrell, a wanderer. He lie might have those of renl worth. He could have made nn Im A baptistry was also installed in the Iln this country. .Fourth Judicial District, created at The dictograph that figured so Is said to have been In the Carman mediate saving of «3,000,000 by purchasing rails or n cheaper < hurch. least a de facto court for Multnomah grade A competing company did buy the latter, nnd had to re strongly in the trial was found In Dr. yard the night of the murder, and tbe county. When, therefore. Judge Clee- lay Ils tracks within four years »1 a far greater coat than the 'Carman's office after the murder. Mrs. have seen a woman running away Here on Business. ton heard and determined causes in original Installation, while tfie rails tor which lie paid the high | Carman, soon after the murder and from the window through which the E. St. Geo. Bishop Is here from such court he was acting as a de before she had been Indicted, eooly fatal shot was fired. er price are still In service. 'The Cedars" attending to business lacto judge thereof, and all order», Mrs. Carman’s remarkable compo admitted that she had had It placed matters. With this hh a basis, Mr. Illll feels that lie Is in a position to Judgments and decrees made, given NE HD.il A N D T H I R S D A Y sure during the grand jury Investiga 'there so that she could "spy ” on her | talk economy lo housewives, mid he tells them It makes no dif and rendered by him therein are con- tion, prior to her first Indictment end husband while he was closeted with NIGHTS OF THIS WEEK ference whether one Is buying miles steel rails or undercloth bill, and there Is not a dull line in <111*1x0, valid nnd binding upon all women patients. She confessed that up until the time she was InJIctad for ing for the children, or a bunch of onions, the tiling to do Is to the play. parties, unless his authority In such she was jealous of him, and she want murder, was much commented on. Imy for real worth. The point that, (lie cheapest la often the The following Is the cast of char ; matters was duly challenged before ed to find out whether or not her sus- Following her Indictment on the mur dearest In the long run la well taken. Local Thespians are to tread the acters: and determination was reached there der charge she seemed to show traces picions were correct. Mr. Stanton, Charles Hutchinson; in. A party eannot be permitted to bohrds at the Orpheus theater Wed Mr. Merchant, this Mutual Girl page Is going to appeal to the of worry for the first time. She grew Dr. Mrs. Bailey was slain at night. [wall until an adverse judgment or de- nesday and Thursday nights of this Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. O. D. Matthews; mighty factors In the spending the money for the home needs 111 when confined In tbe county jail, and Carman's office 1» in his home, i< rev* Is rendered against him and then week, when "A Country Girl," a rip- I Milly, Mrs. J. L. Cunningham; Tom THE WOMEN The and for a time It was fearad her ciaim that the judge before whom ills roaring comedy of mistaken Identity my, Rhinehart Motschenbacher; Bob, Mrs. Bailey had called on him. „„ .health was such that she could not fatal shot was fired through a window case was tried was powerless to deter will be given. There is a clever ro Stanley Smith; Bob's wife, Mrs A. Y. from the outside of the house Dr. 1 'be tried at the time sot mance running through thia sprightly Tindall mine the Issues Involved " UPHELD Bï COURT 1' No Verdict From Jury Mrs. Carman Out on Bond; May Not Be Tried Again SIWIPIHSEO Pocketbook of the Wife