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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Submarine Limit Knocked Out.

Washington-The long existing con-.
troyersy as to whether the United
States navy should have submarine
torpedo boats of the Holland type. ~
recommended by the committee on
naval Affairs was settled In the house
Of representatives Thursday when,
after u lengthy and lively debate. the
proviso limiting the secretary OF the
navy to purchase only boats Of the
Holland type was stricken out. The
effect vi this action was to give the
secretary "a free hand In the selection
Ut submarine boats.
The members haggled over almost
every line Of the three pages Of the
bin remaining to be disposed OF, when
the house met. but the principal &C.
ton WAS that with regard - the sub
marines.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Just AT present the child IL receiving
a lot OF attention, and varied are the
methods suggested for his bringing
up'-"mental suggestion" and "vibra.
tiOns" being among those recently put
forward. But In the end II will not be
surprising II the advice OF that wise
man who said Spare the rod and spoil
the child will receive general at.
tetiCn.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Washington. ID. C.-The Ameri.
a government Is to participate In
an International polar congress to DO
held next month In Brussels. Herbert
L. Bridgman Of Brooklyn. n Y, has
been designated Az the American dele.
gate. The object Of the congress Ia
TO unite the nations In planning and
carrying out some practical scheme to
reach the north .olc,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

ITO BIO dunned' " "a phrase more
familiar than popular. Yet TO dun
can claim an ancestry equal or supe-
rior to u good many OF the sprigs Of
nobility that frequently land on our
shores. II IL said that the verb orig
mated In the name Of John Dun. a
baiiiff OF Lincoln. In the time VI
Henry VII. OF England; that II became
proverbisl 10 ray Of any one who was
slow to pay. that the creditor must
dun him." that 10. send Dun after
him.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Boys Attempted ExtortIon.

Clinton, Ia.-Alired Paul, 20 years
old. and WiiliaiA Foley. "a IA
Old. were arrested Sunday ON q
charge VI attempted extortiGn. Bank.
er A. q. Smith received a letter
threatening him with violence II he
did not deposit $500 In AN alley. The
men arrested had u decoy box, which
Smith had placed ~ d1scted In the
letter.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

A distinguished Dutch doctor statss
that hypnotic suggestion Is the best
cure for all human Ills. The majority
Of persons viii agree that this treat.
mcnt VIII be effective when applied to
h purely imaginative disorders OF
our friends. but the serious and real
Ills from which they themselves suffer
Will need serious and real treatment.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Posse Kills Territory Outlaw.

Ardmorc, Okla.-In Il battle Thurs
day between "a gang OF outlaws
and "A posse headed by Sher!r
4. A. Maxwell OF Murray county, at
Fairlawn, one 0f the outlaws. "A man
known az Shelton Vas killed. The
others escaped. Two horses were
also killed In the fight. None OF the
members of the sherif's posse was
wounded.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Washington, ID. Memorial serv'
Ices were conducted Sunday IN
the house Of representatives for the
late Representative George W. Smith
Ut Illinois, It IL the first time In two
weeks the proceedings were opened
with prayer, the house during that
period having been technically In
continuous session.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Dogs In Mohammedan countries
have even nor freedom than with W.
not because Mohammedans love them
more. but because II IL impious 20
mean, that Allah let's live. But ther
IL no bltterer insult than TO call a
Moslem a dog. "The Swiss Family
Robinson" IL not admitted at the Turk.
ish custom house because It tells
about a dog named Turk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Scors Are

Gotheburg, Sweden-Between 20
and 80 persons were drowned
Thursday when the GOetalef capsized
off the coast here. The bodies OF eight
were recovered and several were res
cued. The others are believed to have
been held between decks.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

a prominent doctor In Hungary has
that almost all modern all
mcnts are due "a the habit Of sitting
he suggests that clerks and type.
writer's should stand at their work,
hut should rcclinc AT fun length on
The n"or for a few minutes every two
nouns. This would make business life
much more Iicturcguuc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Bloomington. IIl.-Train No. I
on the Santa Fee. en- route from
Chicago and west bound. was wrecked
at Tulacca Friday. The engine went
through an open switch and turned
over Engineer John CopDess was
killed. No other person WAS Injured.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Sow that the Spanish master Of the
hOrs" has given orders that King Al
fbnHO Is not to b" photographed while
wearing IA" Andnlusian costume, AS It
docs not suit him. which daring m
tcnr photographer will be the first TO
get a snap?
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

A plaster cast Of III" dip!odoccus. n
prehistoric reptile, which Is nnr ~ the
treasures Of the Carnegie museum III
Pittsburg. IL to be sent 10 the emperor
OF Germany. Ills majesty should b.
assured that. despite certain HtUri"a,
b snakes seer by III" Iitthhurs
spirits are nOt quite the Biz" Of ,his
10 by.7O foot creature.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Robbers Caught In Church.

syiyania, Ohio--Wiiliam McCar.
thy and Charles Clarkson OF Chicago,
the two yeggs who 1t IL alleged blew
Il postofrice safe at Jasper. Mich. early
Thursday morning and carried away
about $500 In stamps and money. were
captured In the attic Of the Methodist
Church here.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

King Edward took half Il dozen
American rocking chairs along with
him To Hiar!.tZ. Sitting in one ~
them. with his feet In two pthcrg. pI
the hotel piazza. swaylng gently baci;
and forth with one Of those six dollar
cigars chr"ssed between his lipB, h,
ought to get a little comfort. even IL
he Is Il king
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Almost all ia" worlds supply Of
Hack diamonds cDinrs from "A compar.
htivcly small area in the central part
OF the state Of nahla, Brazil. Tn"
stones AZ" found In gravel and con.
PlOmrrhtc formations. They are
Used for rock drilling, and Of lace
years their value has been greatly en-.
HANGED.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Aidrich Bill 10 Tabled.

WashingtOn-The Aldrich bill me-
It's doom In the house committee on
banking and currency Friday when
It was laid on the table. C0nsidera.
ton was given by the committee to
the Fowler currency bill. but no -.
port was agreed upon.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

A woman in Sew York has been
rent to jail for husband beating. This
f. another strong illustration Of the
ri"juhIc" against allowing ome to
cncrOach on masculine" prerOgativeS
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

The population Of the world could
BE- contained In Delaware II they we're
a. crng"st"d az the people In II New
York city blocks, at the rate OF 1900
ucr acre.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Secretary Wilson Says that the pub.
lie Il not tell fresh eggs from stale.
Fortunately The grOccrg always put a
label On the basket.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Every yachtsman knows that the
season for splicing the malnsail AMI
taking "A reef In the jibsheet Is at
hand again.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

John ID Rockefeller advises people
% save money. People with plenty Of
money, declares the Nashville Ban.
ner. find 1t mighty easy to give such
1IyiCn.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

Dr. Wendell says that men are more
beautiful than women, and II moy
be true, but men don't spend their
time In Laying II another cOmpll.
IHehtS.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

threatening to put the price OF tomb.
tones up IL to got CTrmated.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

The tariff Of the indian railways IL
lowest of any Ia the world.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
Finds Bodies Of Brothers.

John iiillman, a brother Of It's 9th,
cr two, went to the place Indicated
to search for them. liz" discovered
their hats on the rivGr bank and
followed their trail for a mile or two
up the river. where they had tried to
walk back to town.
On reaching Terrell pond, a small
body Of water ear the river, he IA W
where they had entered the water,
but could discover no indication that
they had let, It. Returning to town,
Hiilman got "A boat. which was car
ried across TIA" river to b pond, and
Ina few minutes he had discovered
the bodies ot his brothers.
Evidently they had thought they
could wade III" pond, but soon struck
deep water and died, locked In each
others embrace. The disappearance
Of the two men at first was attributed
to murder and cxc!temcn, was caused
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23

California sent cast during 1907
1000 cars Of lcnnOng,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-04-23
BROTHERS DROWN
MEN DIE LOCKED IN EACH 9TH.
ER'S EMBRACE.
THE TRAGEDY FOLLOWS RIVER TRIP
Journey TO Indiana Town Was Made
In Launch Down the
River.

Mount Carmel. Il-An inquest
was held here Monday in a lou
Die death tragedy. the result OF
an excursion Of a party of six In Il
gasoline launch down the Wabash
river to Craw!ayviilr. Ind.
The dead men are Lawrence and
Charles Hillinan, brothers.
Noun: Carmel has been without 80.
looms for several months. As "a result
excursions dIe made to n~cighbOrlng
towns not In the dry" belt. On Sat
urhny afternoon Fix men. including
the two Hilln.ans, took Il gasoline
launch and ven down the river 10
Crawleyyvillc, about - miles.
The party yrcturned after night, but
when the boat reached here the Hill.
mans were missing. Some Of the Oc'
cupants Of ia" boat reported that they
had become q~narrclsomc and, starting
a row, were put ont Of the boat a few
miles below here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24
Notice For Publication

pcpsi,m.n, oi the intr''"r. 4. =,
Land Ohicc ai lat-,ir~. Oregon. June
~ iSs. Motto. 10 hereby given that
Asa rordycc. oi ~. klsmsth. Oregon.
Who. on August ~, iiSi, male home
stead entry. No atti. ior Lots ~ .? and
10, Section I, To~ n.i,- siS. Range ~
r., VIII. Meridian, ha' nl-i notice II
intention Ia make FINAL i've year rf"oi.
to establish claim ,n the isnl aloy- i~'
.ciiis,l. b-iow County 'ls't, klamath
County. a, ~. Office. ., klamath Falls.
or-g m. on the L., iay oi August. i"s
Claimant nam-. ~ witnesses: James
DorJsn. J.. N. Lever. w. J saNiivr
ani Cha-. Martin all ii ~ klamsih. I.
Oregon, "3
J.N. W,r~,>. R-sis,.I.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24
Langeli Valley Items

Howard Bcgss has returned home
from klamath Falls whore he has been
attending the High school,
Henry Haincs and family attended
the Baptist Association at klamath
Falls.
Frank Swinglc has returned to his
home at Ashland after an extended
visit with his son. lie was accompan'
led home by Nj. and Mrs. ". II, Cope
land. The latter will visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. sw ingle.
Robert Williams Is building u milk
house. lie Is m enthusiastic dairymnn
aud believes In keeping abreast with
the times.
Mrs. x. &. Cowlcy has gone TO klhm'
ath Falls to meet her sister, who has
been attending school at Central Point,
one.
&c. Iyon aas elected dinrtor aud
Vim. Pankcy was 10. elected cleik Of lef'
ella school district at III. annual uee,'
ing.
The Ladies' AID society had an rnl"N'
able meeting at the HON. oi Mrs ".
/ Campbell last Thursday. Their neat
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Bussey. The time is spent in visit
ing and making useful articles.
The people OF I.orclla school district
met ., the school housc Tuesday for
the purpose Of building a Wood shcd AMI
also u fence around the ground and Ia
otherwise . improve the premise
Luncheon was served by the ladies.
should all seasons be like the present
With regard to rains We would M, neci
irrigation in this locality.
James Malon., our genial postmaster.
has teen under the weather but 10 how
inproving.
B1tn-ro Mr.. and Mrs u. J.. Malone
an St.. pound g,fl, Mother nni e".Gi
are doing nicely.
Childrcu', day ~a- observed with an
appropriate psogrsm. Music Tor the
occasion was furnished by Mr.. and nns.
Jef " ilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gum. Ernest Bafnhan.
aud sister, and Mis-. Mcspsdden were
visiting At Lorr-lla last week.
Geo. T. Cline !. doing jury duty in
Klamath Falls.
Two deer went pact J. u. seaion's
home aud across ILr swamp suua-y
afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24
The Writers.

Nine, Sarah Grand is iecturing 10
London on the "Art Of Happinsss.'
Hsll Cnine Inns promised the editor
OF London N. A. r. TO writs bis auto
biography for that journal.
Andrew Lang. the great student Of
folklore. celebrated the other day his
sixty fourth birthday anniversary.
Thomas Hardy has completed bis
Nnpolsonic drsna. The Dynasts," the
work which has engaged his attention
to the exclusion of everything else for
years.
Tolstoy Is Que of the most prolific
writer's OF any ns. lie has published
some 100 books aud lnnumerable pam.
phlets. most ~ which have been trans.
lated Into every European language.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24
Electric Sparks.

One OF the electrical plants IN Ger.
many employs 900 workers.
a Montreal grain mrrrha.t recently
sent an Inquiry 10 London by the wire.
less system and received nm answer In
less than two hours.
a young Inventor Of Lyons, France,
IL said to have solved the problem Of
the Transmission Of electrical energy
without the use Of wires.
A feature Of ths Swiss telephone
service II that, IN addition TO owning
and operating oil the lines. the govern.
ment manufactures oil the instruments
used. makes the insulations and con.
trolls the business absolutely.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24
BRIEF MENTION

Hires Roo, Beer At the city Bakery.
opposite American Hotel Il.
J. W. Mccoy ia in the c,,y IRON For,
klamath.
Ha,pins made from real rosebuds and
carnations, as in nature, no two alike.
u. H.itkemper. Jr.
u. ". White. president Of the First
National Bank, left this morning for
Salem 10 attend the State Bankers Asso.
, citation.
The pre,tiest things the machinery
could turn out in silverware ut Mcliat.
tan's.
/. Sheriff obenchain was accompanied
home from his trip to Salem by his
mother, who resides at Central point,
and who will remain for an extended
visit.
A fine line Of new sets and pieces in
the popular "vin,age" pattern Rogers
is47 ware at McHa,,an's.
Merrill Valley the heart Of Klamath.
Chas. DeI.sp, who assisted Sheriff
Obenchain in taking his prisoners to
Salem, is now visiting with relatives at
Oak Grove in Polk county. Tic will re-
turn in lew days accou panied by his
grandmother who will visit here indef.
initely.
You can get u 2J.meal book At VIII.
sons hotel for n. Board and lodging %
a week.-C. d. Wilson, Prop: II
Alex Martin, Jr., cashier Of the Klam.
ath County Bank, will leave In the morn.
ing to attend the State Bankers' Asso.
citation, which meets In Salem. Mr..
Martin will be accompanied by his
nieces, Margaret and Frances Miner,
who will 90 to Seattle TO visit with their
mother.
For the best rig in town call ct the
Mammoth Stables. H. ". straw, Pro.
pristor.
wm. Wagner, Of the Herald staff, J.
G. Cravens and T. B. Morgan left this
afternoon for q trip to the lava beds.
They will be gone for several days aud
expect to make thorough exploration
Of this noted spot made famous during
the Mod0c war.
We are looking for the most dificult
cases In glsss fitting at Winters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24
Things theatrical.

Hattie Williams IL to spend the sum.
mer In Europe.
Martha Morton Is writing q play for
Henrietta Crosman.
A new musical extra vaganzs IL called
"The Land Of Folly"
Gus Harlan IL giving a burlesqus Of
Rose stahl as THE Chorus Lady"
Mrs. Fisks IL to begin her next sss.
son 10 New York 10 q new American
play.
Charles Klein has written a new play.
WHICH 10 to b. produced b. Henry ..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24
STOCK Ranch For p.,.

In wo'd li'rr valley. xl,u.h G.
con'ainluE 80 a.frs, 100 ,s,,, az.
sni i-" rns'urr, All .nsl,,,L
inf'hrr particular inquire Of ? NJ
'uIl"ri.Uu AsUIaud. ore ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24

Cut glass. silvrr~atc guaranteed lot
- years. ani high grai- hand painted
chins at Winters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-24

lee C,cam at the Ciiy Bakery. dive
~ trial. opposite American Hotel. II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-01
NOVEMBER UNUSUALLY WARM.
Clear Lake Not Frozen Over, Second
Time in Twenty seven Years.

Special to Times-Reput'lican.
Clear Lake. Dec. 1.---For the second
time in twenty seven years. Thanks
giving has come and gone without the
waters of Clear Lake being frozen
over. 1t is the usual thing on Thanks
giving day in Clear Lake, for the
people young and old Gn Clear Lake
nearly everyone skates) to assemble on
the frozen surface Of the lake near the
town dock, and spend a great
part of the day in the greatest
of winter sports. When in twenty
seven years only one Thanksgiving
was without skating on the lake the
people became rather accustomed to
the practice Of spending the day on
the ice, and the arrival of the annual
feast day this year without the lake
being frozen over, made most every
one feel that is wasn't really Thanks
giving after all. One Of the old salts
who has haunted the lake shore, sum-
mer and winter for the last forty
years. says that the month of Novem-
Der this year was the mildest in his
memory, and much warmer than that
one previous Thanksgiving in the last
twenty seven years when there was no
ice over the lake.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-01
BODY Gan | Be FOUND
Man Missing From Dubuque
Apparently Not i'll Nlissis-
sippi River
DISAPPEARED ON NOV. s
DISAPPEARED ON NOV.
Leaves Little Daughter Who is Moth
erIess and Has Been Sent to Rel-
atives to be Cared For-Mystery
in Disappearance of Albert Fret.
singer.
special to Times Republican.

Special to. Times Republican.
rounding the sudden disappearance OIL
Albert F'reisinger of East Dubuque, =
week ago Sunday night deepens. A
searching party has been constant IN
| its endeavors in dragging the river but
no trace of the missing man has been
| found and fear is now entertained that
he became mentally unbalanced anu
wandered away in the night time INTO
the woods in the vicinity of Catese and
has sought refuge in some unknown
quarter il ne is not dead.
There is an added touch of pathos
in the affair involving the only child
of the missing man. The child IS q
girl OF years, who, since the death
of her mother has been cared for by q
family in East Dubuque. Last week
members OF family connection OF the
girls mother arrived from western
Iowa and have taken the orphan child
with them, thus removing the last
member of the family that long hau
made it's home in this vicinity.
Albert FTeisinger, the missing man,
and father Of the child, had been en-
ployed for some time at the Milwau-
kee shops, where he resigned his po-
sition Nov. 5. He disappeared sud
denly from flat boat in which he was
sleeping on the Mississippi river at
s o'clock on Sunday night a week
ago. A fog was over the river at the
time. The other occupants of the
launch, to which the fiat boat was tied,
landed, and went on shore to visit
some friends. Mr.. Arreisinger was
asleep In the flat boat at the time AMI
when his friends returned his hat was
still in the boat but he had disap-
peared. Since that time diligent search
has been made, but without result.
The little girl left orphaned by the
disappearance Of her father was in
consolable and her child grief was pit
iful to witness Kindly neighbors In
East Dubuque did all in their power to
comfort the little one, but without
avail, and during the latter part of the
week she departed with her aunt for
another home in the western part of
the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-01

the PRESBYTERIAN church. Ihlrty-tWo
were admitted to the Christian church.
The clothing store of A. T.. Dorm,
on the north side of the square, was
forcibly entered by burglars FRIDAY
night and clothing to the value OF $la9
was stolen The burglars gained en-
trance by forcing open a window III
the rear of the building.
Bows.
During one Of Dows' old time Sat
urdav orgies, last Saturday night, the
store of e. G. Westerman & Co., was
broken into by some party or pareles
and a small amount Of money secured.
The entrance was gained by smasnli's
panel of glass out of the back door.
The parties then forced open the money
drawer and the cash register III the
bargain basement, taking what cash
was there, together with a smali
amount of merchandise.
GoIdfieId.
w. c. Keith passed peacefully ava!
last Saturday evening at ABOUT ~
O'clock after an illness of many months.
Mr.. Keith came to Goldf1eld twenty
one wears ago and has been one OF the
active and influential citizens OF the
| community. Some years ago his FORM :
er activities began to diminish as =
result of failing health and the decline
was steady until the past few month'
which were spent in an almost helpless
condition.
Williamsburg.
| H. p. Blasier, Of Williamsburg, was
in a very dangerous automobile acci-
dent Wednesday of last week, gettlhss
out with a broken leg near the ankle
being lucky that it was no worse. ne
had started in his own auto to Cedar
Rapids and coming down the grace
north of South Amana he was passing
a team and ran too near the edge Oh
the embankment, and the car slipped
sideways and got beyond his control
! turning over and catching him unoer
! a portion Of it.
/ Clarion.
Mrs. E. B. Robin is having more
than her share of accidents OF late. sue
but recently recovered from the elleces .
Of a fall thru cold air register anu
last Saturday morning while nlllns q
gasoline stove the gasoline ign1ted ana
she was badly burned. Her Columns
| caught fire but she SUCCEEDED III !.
smothering the flames before they hao
gained much Roadway. One arm ana
! hand was quite severely burned anu
her face was also painfully but not
deeply burned.
Monticello.
4 Two young men, mere boys In fact,
A not over 16 years of age, were arresteo
81 IN Mnnf{oa1Jo To- the SuS.
a picion that they were house thieves
and, the suspicious Of Marshal Lee
\ proved to be correct. The boys did steal
la horse at Upton, and have CONFESSED
6their crime. The names Of these youne
dIIpen are Willard Bailey, who claims 70
ye at Upton, and Carl Book, VINO
Ills from Wheatland They drove IN
Monticello and tried to sell the hesse