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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

1t is reported from Washington that plans about
completed for very thorough tests of field wireless tee-
graphy during the great military camps this summer
The tests will be extended through almost the entire time
of the camp Foreign experts and investigators
pected be present. information from abroad to the
effect that the American system far it has been de-
veloped has many advantages over the European.
An organization for the purpose of developing the
farm lands of Oregon favored at recent meeting of
the Portland Realty Board. The idea is to have large
tract of farming lands throughout the up into
smaller holdings for the benefit Of newcomers Injured to
improved systems of cultivation.
Their object stated is to have these large holdings
divided among those who content adopt intensified
farming methods in few The business could be
managed in Portland central point, and the owners
of the tracts permitted to share in the profits accrung
from advanced values. Strangers might to Port
land and find where the lands available for cutting
up and this part of the business could be rendered prof.
table for the real estate men engaged in it there.
It takes more than age to make out of d.
boy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS

LOsT-onc IS Smith & Weston re-.
volyer between Cour, House and Lake.
side Inn. Finder will b. libarly re-.
warded by leaving same at lakeside Inn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27
FOX SALE

For Saie-unierwood Typewriter In
good condition $50. ID. V. KuykendalI.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

1t takes more than age to make man out of Il
boy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

IN the Circuit Couf, ~ the state "'
O,,,nu, lot th, County oi klamath,
Bertha Il. Conner, Plaintiff
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
State Union Cotton Go.

Little Rock.--The Arkansas Farm CTS Union Cotton Company of Little Rock was incorporated Wednesday, the articles of incorporation being filed with the secretary of state. The capi- tai stock of the company is S25,000, of which $2,900 has been subscribed. The business proposed to be transacted by the company is the handling and selling of cotton. The incorporators are R. H. McCulloch. president; J. F. Strobaugh, president; B. A Mea- dor. secretary and treasurer E. G. West, general manager; R. M. Henry and M F. Dickinson
 The organization of the company is the result of conferences held on the question of handling union cotton in Arkansas during the recent meeting of the Arkansas Farmers Union. The company will cooperate with the union cotton agency in Memphis and will sell direct to spinners.
 The new organization joined the Board of Trade Wednesday, the motion for membership being made by Ad Hamberg chairman of the Cotton Com mittee. The company will be entitled to all the privileges at the command of the Board of Trade. The local representative of the company will be B. A. Meador and the offices will be at Second and Scott streets.
 By being a member of the Board of Trade, the new company will be in possession of all the news obtainable on market conditions. Trading in futures is not permissible in Arkansas, but the Board of Trade by its leased wires, gets the continuous quotations on cotton from the New York and New Orleans exchanges.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Five Governors May Meet.

Memphis, Tenn-An important con- ference of governors of five states. for the discussion of the night rider situa- tion and the suggestion of remedial measures, will probably be held in Memphis during the progress of the coming mass meeting of cotton grow CTS and allied interests. Acting on the suggestion of Harvie Jordan, presi- dent of the Southern Cotton Associa- tion, and following the expressed in- tention of Governor NJ. k. Patterson 10 invite such a conference at an ear ly date. every effort is being put forth to have the meeting held at Mem. phis.
 II is generally recognized that the night rider situation in certain sec tious of the South is paramount even to the tow price of cotton with the cot ton growers and ginners and it is be- lieved that the mass meeting to be held in this city is the logical place for the governors conference. It has been suggested that the conference be held on November II and the subject of night riding will form the chief topic for discussion of the mass meet ing on that day.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
1t-YEAR OLD GIRL A SUICIDE.
Child Left Note to Mother and
 Turned on Gas.

Chicago, III. = Elsie Lenhart, II years old, committed suicide at her home here Wednesday The child left note and then turned on the gas in her room. where later she was found dead
 The child had barricaded herself in with furniture. On table was the note, as follows
 Dear Mother:-I killed myself be- cause everyone is mean 10 me. l no longer want to live. l am sorry done what I did. You will no longer have any trouble with me, and 1 hope you will forgive me for what have done. Best wishes and good luck to you all of your life. Thank God l will be with my father"
 Mrs. Lenhardt is widow. A photo graph of the father was found clutch. ed in the child's hand.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
PRINCE HENRY IN AlRSHlP.
Counts Arship Sails From Lake Con.
 stance and Disappears North.

riehsafen.-Frinee Henry of Prussia and Captain Mascke were passengers in Count Zeppelin s airship Tuesday. The ascent was made without the slightest accident and the airship disappeared from view. going toward Ueberlingen. north of Lake Constance.
 Prince Henry witnessed the success full flight of the Counts airship last Friday and Was very much impressed. He expressed his willingness to make an ascent Friends of the Prince tried to induce him not 10 make the flight. but he declared he believed the airship perfectly safe and made the ascent
 Ascending from the waters of Lake Constance almost horizontally for GOO feet, the craft started on a shore voy- age overlanS against a fresh north west breeze It swept over the palace from the grounds of which the King of Wurtemburg greeted it. Meanwhile Queen Charlotte, aboard the royal yacht, followed its maneuvers.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

MURDER A MINISTER
SUCCESSOR OF sECT's HEAD IS
 ARRESTED AS SLAYER.
A WOMAN MEMBER IS INVOLVED
Body in River Believed to Have Been Buried, Then Resurreeted and
 Later Placed in River.

Suffolk. Nirginia-=lt became known Tuesday that the Rev. John L. Smith, who had been missing from his charge al Roids Ferry. Va. was the victim Of foul play. and. following an autopsy. a warrant was issued for his successor, the Rev Ernest Lyons. who is accused of the murder. The preacher was an exponent of sane tiled, or free love sect. and rumor had connected his name with a woman member of his congregation
 Lyons was interested in the reputa- tion of the woman involved. and, fol- lowing an unelericaI argument be- tween the two, Smith suddenly disap- peared, Lyons having been the last seen in his company That was in August
 As weeks passed and no word of the missing man was received, mem bers of his flock became alarmed. A detective was employed. Neither dili- gent search in the community nor painstaking inquiry a Smiths former home in North Carolina brought forth a clew. Followers Of the clergyman furnished financial aid to prosecute the search, and reward was offered
 Body Found in River.
 Last week a body was found floating in Nansemond river II was practical ly decomposed and was buried as an unknown. Friends of the absent preacher learned of the incident and caused the body to be disinterred. It was identified by three persons as that of Smith
 A subsequent autopsy conducted proved that Smith did not die by drowning, but from blow on the tenn pie
 Lyons. since Smiths disappearance, had been administering to the spirit ual welfare of his flock Lyons wept profusely when arrested, protesting his innocence.
 Smiths body detectives say. was first buried and later put in the river.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

Georgia Prohibition Law Permits
 Licensed "Locker Clubs"

Atlanta. Georgio.-The court of appeals Monday held that municipal ordinances that conflict with the state law which licenses locker clubs, are illegal. The decision was handed in the case of Macon, Ga, social club attacking the ordinance of that city prohibiting locker clubs.
 The state prohibition law which went into effect last January contains a clause placing license tax of $500 on locker clubs" Later Macon passed an ordinance making it unlaw- full for any club, corporation, or asso- citation, to keep or permit to keep on it's premises any intoxicating liquors
 The court held in substance that municipalities cannot make illegal what the state has legalized.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
KILLED IN EXPLOSION
TRO-GlYCERlN PLANTS FIX
 PlODE AT SHANNoPIN, PA.
DISASTER CAUSED BY FOREST FIRES
Citizens Flee for safety-FIyns Glass From Wrecked Buildings
 lnjures Many.

Pittsburg, Pa.-Forest fires which have been raging for two days in the vicinity of Shannopin. near here. communicated with two large nitro glEeerin plants at that town shortly before noon Thursday. caus- ing two separate explosions which wiped out every yestage of the build ings. flying glass from which killed woman and injured several other persons.
 The plants were 300 feet apart After the first explosion citizens be. gan to flee for safety. Some remained behind in the hope of saving their be- longings. The dead and injured were among these.
 The flames are now almost withtin striking distance of the main part of the city.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
School Starts. All Desert.

Topeka, kas.-There is ra teache out in Trego county that goes to school every morning and goes through all the routine of teaching, but has no pupils. In July this teacher signed contract with the school board to teach the school five months. The school began October 5. Every child has moved away. State Supernten- dent Falrchild has ruled that there is no way to close the school, except by a compromise.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
GOT THE WRONG MAN.
Acquaintances Say Hatfield Is Not
 the Man Wanted

San Jose. California That is not Dunham' exclaimed ex-Sheriff George Y. Bollinger Monday as he en- tered the cell occupied by William Hatfield, the Dunham suspect who ar rived here last night from Sherman, Tex, in custody of Sheriff Langford.
 Bollinser was positive, saying that. while there was a geenrai resemblance at first glance, the two men in fact had nothing in common when it came to details of feature and personality.
 Hatfield had a stream of visitors during the forenoon, several of whom had known Durham more or less. and all of them were of one opinion that the prisoner was not Dunham.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
HELD BY LONDON BANKERS.
Bail for Tschaikovsky's Release Is
 Delayed by Formalities.

St Petersburg to delays. due 10 banking formalities in London. the money raised for Tsehai. koysky's bail has not yet been receiv. ed, but the family expect to receive ,he remittance by Monday afternoon and believe that Tschaikoysky will be al liberty Monday evening or Tuesday morning.
 The Russian reYolutionist will go abroad immediately travelling by way of Finland He wished to visit his aged mother in Kazan province but his family have received an intima. ton that il would not be wise for him to remain Russia pending his trial
 The crown attorney stated Sunday that it would be six months and prob ably year before Tschaikoysky was drought before the court.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Claims Shot Was Accidental.

Chicago. Ill.-Robert A. King. said to be a former grain elevator owner al Banesville, III. who, accord ing to the police, is wanted at Spring. field, H.. was arrested here Monday night, following an investigation of the shooting of Mrs Oletta Waldridge Griner, of Springfield. After being arrested King is said to have admitted that he accidentally shot the woman A physician was called to a hotel here Saturday 10 attend Mrs Griner. who was found suffering from revolver wound in the neck.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Whole Town Threatened.

Union City. Tenn.-Dr. T. J. Happel of Tronton who is here. says an unsigned letter was found on the stairs 10 his office Monday which contained many threats against Tren- ton. declaring it was proposed to make way with the men and women. white and negro. The letter said the town would be visited the last of this month. On the back was the picture of horse and rider.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
RIDERS FIRE BARN
TURN OUT LIVE STOCK AND FIRE
 BARN.
POSSE UNABLE TO CATCH THIEVES
Warning Is Left on Farm of Curtis Poag in Madison County,
 Illinois.

St Louis, Mo.-Two masked riders early Monday fired the barns on the farm of Curtis Poag, near Wanda, Madison county, H.. after turning out the live stock in 1t, stole some harness and left mysterious warning, accord ing to long distance telephone mes sage received from Sheriff Jones' He said the suspects were headed toward St. Louis via the Venice Ferry, and asked the police to look out for them.
 Though armed, half dozen men who were assembled to chase the sus- poets found all of the Poag stock had been turned loose, and by the time horses were caught, it was too late to catch the thieves.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Anti-Guqqenheims Lose.

Denver. Colby vote of five to two. the eupreme court Monday. after hearing arguments set aside the order of district Judge Allen directing the secretary of state to place the and Business Men s tickets on the official ballot, for the election of November 3 and rescinded Judge Aliens order committing Secre- tary of State Timothy O'Connor 10 jail for contempt of court.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
EXPLOSION AT GADSDEN, ALA. Hammond Mines Scene of Disaster, in Which One Man Loses Life and
 Others Are Injured.

Gadsden Ala.-One man dead, one missing, one dying and two others in- jured are some of the results of a dy- namite explosion al the Hammond mines, near the business section of Gadsden Wednesday night. The dead:
 Henry Kei. Rome, Ga.
 Missing:
 Arthur Hood
 Fatally injured:
 Jake Loman. member Gadsden Fire Department.
 Injured
 Mack Terrell, of the Fire Department and Gus Woodliff, chief of the Fire Department
 The explosion was terrific. Twenty four miners houses in the vicinity of the explosion are leveled to the ground and many others are damaged.
 The Fire Department with 40 men had responded to an alarm, house being on fire near the magazine. Hun- dreds of spectators were standing near when the explosion occurred and everyone within a wide range was hurled 10 the ground. Stones were blown entirely through the body of Keil and no trace can be found of Hood. Miners had been drawing ex- plosives from the magazine Wednes- day. but no one seems able to account for the explosion. A number of wom- en and children standing i'll the vicin- fly of the fire were more or less in- jured, but were carried home and their day night.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
OrVille Wright Would Vote.

Washington. D. C-Orville Wright, the aeroplanist will leave Fort Myer hospital for his home in Dayton. Ohio, on Saturday, if his con. dition continues to improve His sister. Miss Catherine Wright, who has nursed him al the army hospital. will accompany him Mir. Wright de- sires to vote, even though it may bo necessary to carry him to the polls.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Only Planned to Scare Him.

Kansas City, Missouri-Thaddeus Dyer arrested with Edward Cassidy on suspicion of being the assassins cf Nathan Bassin, shoemaker, who was killed in his shop Saturday night. Monday confessed his implication in the crime. Dyer said he and Cassidy Lad planned to scare Cassidy out of his shop and then steal some shoes. and that they had no intention of kill ing him when they entered the shop.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Injured in Runaway

Lexington, Kentucky. - Dwight Bowden. his mother and two sisters and W C. Shaver. all from Wheeling W. Va, weer thrown from a carriage in a runaway near Winchester Mon. day afternoon and seriously injured. Shaver may not survive.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Originated Canned Beef.

Kansas City, Mo-Robert Suther. land, an associate of Phillip Armour in the early days of the pack ing business, and who is said to have been the originator of the canned beef industry died here Wednesday, aged C8 years. He had been superin- tendent of both the Chicago and Kan sas City packing houses of Armour X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Blizzard Raqea in Montana.

Lewiston, Mont.-A blinding bliz- gard is raging here All traf- fic in central Montana is tied up.
 Trains on the St. Paul road are snow bound, and stages are stalled in the snow drifts fifteen feet deep There is no signs of a cessation of the storm.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Tobacco Factory Burns.

Columbia, S CA special to the State. from Mullins says Fire Monday destroyed the three story factory of the Imperial Tobacco com- pany About 900 negro men and women were at work and several barely escaped The loss is estimated at S400 900.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Anarchists Being Watched.

Madrld.-king Alfonso and Queen Victoria accomplished by Premier Maura. left Wednesday night for Barcelona. where they will remain until Oct 27 Extra troops and police have been ordered on duty as a pre- eautionaFy measure and all the anarchists centers are being closely watched.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Negotiations Broken Of.

Paris.-A special dispatch from Constantinople says that negoti- ations between Austria-Hungary and Turkey has been definitely broken off, the porte refusing to accept the an nexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina as an accomplished fact.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Drowned in Tank of Oil

New Orleans.-Falling into tank of oil Wednesday, Thomas Cooper. aged 2s, managed to keep afioat until a rope was thrown him by workmen. Before he could be hauled out he was overcome and drowned
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Accused of stealinn Bridoe

panFille, laonls.-Joseph Hayden, a Nermiliion county youth. is In jail at Lanyille charged with stealing | bridge. Parts of large metal bridge which disappeared from its place over a troublesome creek last August were found in junkshop. and Hayden was arrested in connection with the removal of the structure.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Greeks Buy Land in Mexico.

Durango. Mex-The deeds have been signed for the sale of 220.000 acres of land in this state to w NJ. Yam and W. W. Grayson, represent ing the Creek Indians of Oklahoma.
 It is stated that 1000 Greeks will move to their new lands this fall.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Nearly Six Inches of Rain in Kansas.

Coffeygille, kas. - This part Of Kansas experienced one of the heav- lest rains in it's history Tuesday night Nearly six inches Of water fell, caus- ing the rivers to rise until floods were feared. Cellars and basements in this city were flooded, and a Missouri. Kansas & Texas stock train was wreck ed early Tuesday by running into washout.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Two Held For Lootlnn postoffio.

Bloomington. III = Charles Drake and Leo F Kindig were held to the Federal grand jury in bonds of s1.000 by United States Conamis. sioner C. C. Herr. here Wednesday on a charge of footing the postoffice at RidgeVille a month ago. Both reside at Ridgeyile.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30

Southwestern freight rates will be ventilated in Cincinnati before the in- terstate commerce commission on complaint Of the shippers of the Mid. dle West.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
They Force Door.

They drove up to the Poag barn about a. m. Monday. and the farmer was aroused when they forced the lock on the door. He saw them by lantern light. and aroused Roy Moore, one of his employees.
 Poag sent Moore to the nearby home of brother, Hugh Poag, who was burned out under somewhat similar circumstances two years ago.
 Meanwhile. Poag loaded a couple of guns and started for the barn The riders fled, leaping into a buggy and driving away. The rig was not stolen from Poas
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-30
Blaze Is Distinguished.

The barn was found aflame, but the farmer, aided by his brother and neigh bors, soon eXtinguished the blaze. By the time they had halted the fire and captured mounts the thieves were far on their way. They were tracd to- ward the Venice ferry. 12 miles west ward, and then the hunt was given up In the posse were several men brought by farmer named Bender, neighbor of the Poags.
 When Poag got back to his place day had dawned and he was searching the ruins of the partly burned barn when he was startled to find a bunch of matches tied to a bushel basket He says he does not know whether this was intended as a warning.
 Sheriff Jones was notified, and he rushed word 10 Venice and St. Louis in the hope of intercepting the raiders.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-01-11

How to lengtbeH life and beautify
the body is n constantly growing pre-
occupation. The age at which women
will attain TO the full development OF
their personal beauty will soon be &c.
and famous examples, such as those
OF Cleopatra, who was over 80 when
Marc Anthony placed his victories at
her feet, of Diane de Poitiers. who
reached the acme Of her charms at 30.
or of Dejazet. who at 20 was still full
OF Juvenile grace. viii no longer be re-
garded as exceptions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-01-11

is there any cause here. as my only
purpose in asking the question was
TO forewarn you. and her through
you. that such suggestion had been
openly made in nay hearing. / pre-
sumo il was lie. and wished to be
able to brand Il So"
by whom?"
"A fellow known as Silent Murphy.
a government scout"
Il have heard of him. Where is
he?"
He claimed to be here waiting or
ders from Custer. He had camp I'D
the creek two days ago. but IS keen
ing well out of sight for some reason.
Ielegrams have been received for
him at the Office. but another man
has called for them
"Who?"
Red Slavin."
The curt" said Hampton. 'Treck-
on there is a bad half-hour waiting for
those two fellows. What was II that
Murphy said?"
name"
WAS that alp"
yes; 1 tried to discover his moan
Ing, but the fellow became suspi-
cious and shut up like a clam. Is
there anything in ftp
Hampton ignored the question.
Lieut.. Brant," he said. Il am glad
we have had this talk together. and
exceedingly sorry that my duty has
compelled me to say what have said.
some time, however, you will sincere
" thank me for It. and rejoice that
you escaped so easily. I knew your
father once, and 1 should like now
to part on friendly relations with his
SON.
lie held out his hand, and scarcely
showing why he did so. Brant placed
his own within its grasp. and as the
eyes OF the two men met. there was a
consciousness of sympathy between
them.