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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-07-10

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in California, The protcstants in
formed the com mittee that evidence
to this effect could be found In a rc-
port made to Mr.. Bonaparte by vii.
liam r. Harr, spccial assistant to the
Attorney. General, who had been sent
to San Francisco to make specific In.
quiry into the manner Of conducting
the prosecution OF Perrin. Wit
uesses AGAINST Mr.. pev,in came on to
Washington; 90. also, did Perrin. ac-
compauied BY his attorneys. Perrin
brourh, with him the records Of his
trial. Through his attorneys he asked
that the Harr report be laid before
the committee, asserting that that
rcpor, no, only cxoneratcd him. bu,
showed up the Injustice Of his prose-
cution and the unfairncss Of his In
dictment. Perrin's sentence. prior
to the denomination OF MIR. Dcvlin.
had been reversed and remandcd BY
the Circuit Court OF Appeals, and n
new trial ordered on the ground tha,
perjured testimony had been ad.
mitted at the nrst trial.
The subcommittee became salts
aed that tho Harr report was i'm
portaut. and addressed q letter to
the Attorney General asking that Il
be submitted to them. The Attor.
General replied that the rcpor,
was In tho confidential nles and
could not be sent, but he offered to
submit Il for inspection 10 the mem.
bers OF the subcommittee II they
would agree not to make public its
contents.
That report proved to be all that
had been claimed for II. Not only
did Il show that Mr.. pev,,n. in prose-
cutting Perrin. had used testimony
known to be periured. but II threw
important light on the manner In
which Perrin had been indicted. Al
heretofore stated in The oresopisu.
the report showed TINT when the
grand Jury was investigating the
Perrin case and before II had reached
any conclusion, w. J. Burns, then q
secret service employee Of the GOV.
ernment detailed TO land fraud work.
went before the grand Jury. said that
he had lust come from Oyster Bay.
where he had had n conference with
President Roosevelt, and Informed
the Jury that the President wanted
Perrin indicted. From the Hsrr re-
mort II appears that the Indictment NJ
Perrin was largelv a,,ribu,ab,. IN
the influence Of the statement made
by Burns
When Burns, mart in the indict.
ment was uncovered. inouirv vas
made TO sec whether tho committee
could in any vay reach him. I'm, the
Attorney. General Informed them
that Burns IA no longer IN the .ov.
ernment smploy. Had he heen nm
the federal psyrol, 4, 4. proh.h,e The
committse vou,a have demanded h,.
Immediate dismisssl wbe,hsr Der.
rim has any redres. spainst Rurn.
because OF Burma. course hssors tho
Grand Jury IN . oues,,on with which
the COMMITTEES cannot deal
Having learned from tho Hsrr re.
port that perr,n had h.sn conv,.,aa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-07-10
Thsrs Wee Q Limit .. LIhIos.

Little Victor bad besn naughty and
his fathss had seso et to sdmisistes .
spankins 4 few minutes latss. whso
biz papa had lsft the room and the
little fellow was alone With mamma. hs
exclaimed between bic sobs. = don't
me papa Hb mother. Of courss. told
him that was very wrong and that hs
would have to b. punished again u b
talked iiks that well" hs sdded.
looking up quickly. n IKE papa Oh
right but don't me biz scts."-Ds
lineatoS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-07-10

0sGsar-Kind sis. givs me . psaay
for ny two ehildrsn Kind Sir That
isn't dear. certainly. bet don't think
RI tats them have foas already at
homs.-et1y otostsA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-07-10
csuss Pse Nssla,

sWoe are you breathin' - hard tos.
Dustyr
"A shosmakss run ne oct q tevs
fos most Q mile"
"Wot rtied himr
ne runs . quick repair stop. a.
- got mad 'eauss ! handed hin Q
couple OF boot heels an . shosstsins
an told him "a eaii fes Dc shoss b
half = hous."-Clsvslapd Plain DsalGe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
$4,000 BOND ISSUE
IS CARRIED IN
PORTALES
Eastern New Mexico Town to
Have Brand New Water Sup
ply Plant Electric Lights
and Sewerage,

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Portalos. IS. NJ, May 10 Tho {
era of the city of Portaics by a ma
jarity of fifteen TO one yesterday pine
81 portales on record as standing for
nrogross and as ono OF trs most en-
terprising towns ia tho territory fhey
passed tho s75.O00 bond issue by tho
vote mentioned. n result which means
that Portalos a7 soon as possible VIII
De equipped with water works. electric
lights ana o. sewage system second 10
none Of a town Of the same size IA
tho southwest. An enthusiastic mass
meeting was held Monday night at
which many prominent citizens bade
speeches Ia favor Of the passage Of the
bonds ana q campaign Of municipal
Improvement, Last night q general
.joilification followed the decisive vice
tory for progress. ana the town liter
ally revorbcratcd until midnight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
CLOVIS PURCHASES
FIRE ENGINE
People Of Town Determined
Not to Be Caught Mapping by
Another Serious Conflagra-


Especial Correspondence TO MorninG journal;
Clovis. n NJ. May t9.-The coun-
II Of Clovis proposes to profit by the
essen that was brought home TO them
wo weeks ago. when a large portion
IF two blocks in the business section
II the town was destroyed 10y fire.
'lmply from lack OF necessary fire
'rotect.on The eouGcil recently sent
singleton, Quinn. Barry. Mansfield
and Won Elman to Portalcs to examine
ana report upon the dosirability of
having in use the fire fighting type
of engine that is now being used in
that city. and which is offered for
sale by the Howe Engine company Of
indianapolis. This comndttcc reported
thcir findings to the council which
met ia regultr session last night. ana
ii was decided at this meeting that the
anginc should be purchased at once
ana be put in commission While the
city Is making preparations for the
installation of a complete system OF
NatcrWorks. fof which the necessary
bonds have already been voted ana
sold. Gle old system Toes not oife,
sunicitut pressure 10 afford much pro-
when a fire like the one of "a
few days ago gets under way, and
withou, some ether pressure, the nrn
Brigade is practically helpless Ii g.,
aid mat tho drcmcn of Portales en-
tertnincd tho hoNs of Clovis with ey-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
ALLEGED SLAYERS
Of A CALF ARE
ACQUITTED


Especial Dispatch t. the Morning journal. !
Gallup. ~. NJ, May 20.--ln the dis
triet court for Mckinney county here
today. the cases against Fred Howard,
!. NJ cbild.ta and Louis - .thaud
We're dismissed on motion of TIE dis
trict attorney Howard and Dhildcrs
were charged with stealing ana killing
"A calf. aud Montchaud v.ti unlaW-
fully killing a horse
After an all-nipht elaboration the
jury in the ease ot Kitchen against
schuster brought in "a verdict in fa-
vor of the plaintiff
John Doughcrty WAS tried on the
charge of entering a house with in-
tent to commit rape ana was acquit
ted.
Juon Eacasoacy tho navajo Indian
rhafRed with assault with intent to
Hin. WAS fined $50 ana costs aud given
xix months IN Jan. the gan sentence be-
Ing suspended during good behavior
~ a. Cornwcll and w NJ stow
art, who pleaded guilty TO robbery
yesterday, were sentenced by JudRe
Abbott. Cornwoll &c ten years I'M the
penltentiary. and Stewart To- siN years
the mittimus not TO issue in stewards
case untl further orders from the
court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21

Melroae. n. NJ, May go rho rain
which came 10 Melrose and the SUR
rounding country late yesterday after
noon and evening was indeed "A well
come visitor, ana II was OF sufficient
quality to put an farming land Ia rea-
aonabiy good working order.
Reports from the towns north and
east Of here indicate that this rain was
not confined to Mclrose ana vicinity
At Mclrose the rain was accumpan~
led by an almost unprecedented storm
Of hail ana reports from points along
the Eastern railway are to the effect
that the hail WIS general, though no
serious damage IS reported.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
PREHISTORIC FROGS
FOUND NEAR DENVER

Denver. May 2o.-Crcatures rs-
scmhiing fross but unlike them Tn
that they arc white and have no ewes
were discovered In q sand stone blum
three miles west OF this city by e
truck farmer. While digging in tho
inside of which were soft mush-lp-
pearing h1lls When these were rolled
ont they proved 70 be liNing reptiles
presumably Of another age Local
E~eologists are Of the opinion that the
mud existed Years ago whore now
stand the stone hinns and hat a
chemical process changing the mud
gradually 10 stone imprisoned Tho.
reptiles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
Miss Taft 10 un,cn Monuments.

Washington. May 20.-Miss Helen
daughter OF the president. ma
accepted an invitation to unvciI the
monument erected at Gettysburg Pa
In memory of the soldiers of the TN
ion army who participated In the bat
tle of G~ettyshurg The principal adj
dress viii be made by President Taft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
postorfice Burns.

The postoffiee and store building Of
]. A. Moore, at Moore, twelve miles
from here, has been destroyed by fir,
with al The mail, there being. however
no registered letters on valuable stuff
ma the office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21

Fort Worth, Texas. May Gothic
heaNies train OF tho year fen over
West Texas ana the Panhandle today.
West Texas had been suffering from a
long drought
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
BOOSTERS IN AUTOS
To TOUR SILVER
CITY DISTRICT
NOVEL EXCURSION BY
THE BUSINESS MEN
Freightef Crushed to Death
Under Wagon on the Road to
MogoIIoni Chinaman. Has
Foot Torn Off.
Iny Morning journal special Leased wira


IBy Morning journal special Ieaseo VIZ,
Silver city, \. NJ, May e--lhspllo
by the recent visit to silver CITY oi
the Albuquerque boosters excursion,
the silver CITY business men VINO WIZ
not allow anyone to Guido thcin III en-
tcrprise, have made All the necessary
preparations for a novel boosters trap
which Will start Saturday or Monday
next.
In six or eight big th0
trade builders will leave silver Guy
for q trip through all the more mn
portant camps n towns in the ST.
yer city district.
stops Will be made at Leopold, ~
rome. Haywood, Mimbres, santa RITA
Hanover, Fierro, Central Fort Hayard.
Cliff, ella, Mogollon. Cooney ana
other points.
The itinerary Will thus cover nun
drcds Of miles ana viii be the first
trip Of the kim on record anywhere.
SO FAR as can be learned. The towns
and camps along the route viii give
she visitors a royal reception and it,
is believed the excursion will do much
to add to Silver City's business and to
N'llF'4if"t' ~ N'
the district.
An organization of boosters has
been affected with W. $, Cox, presi-
dent; T.. w Halpin, secretary and j.
W. carter, treasurer.
F~relghter Crushed TO Death.
Manuel ~Altermanio, a native
freighter, was rushed to death under
tho wheels Of his heavily loaded wa
gon on the Mogollon road about seven
miles north Of ella q few days ago. He
was hauling a heavy load Of steel rails
from silver City to Mogollon.
Going down a steep hin the brake
beam snapped, while the driver had
his hand on the brake and he was
thrown from his scat directly under
the wheels, a front and rear wheel
passing over his chest and crushing
him so badly that he died in Il few
minutes. The deceased was only eieh-
teen years old.
Chlnanan Loses His Foot.
Yung Louie, q Chinese gardner, who
has a little farm Just south Of tho
city, had his right foot literally torn
Off in u runaway accident while driv-
ing home to his little ranch. He was
thrown from the wagon and his foot
caught in one Of the rapidly %rcvolv-
Ing wheels, 50 that he was dragged
and whirled along for thirty or forty
feet over rough rocks.
| The unfortunate Gbfunmap had 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
EPIDEMIC;
TWO PREACHERS
BADLY HURT
DELIVERY WAGON
DRIVER DIES FROM INJURIES
Mexican Freighter Has Horse
and Wagon StoIeni Post Of
flee Burned Near Tucumcar,
Especial Correspondence to Morning journal

Especial Correspondence to Morning journal
Tucumcari. y. NJ, May l9.-Some-
thing apparently has got into the live
stock in this section besides g%landers
Judging from the number Of violent
runaWays hereabouts i'm the last few
days. The most spectacular one was
an accident in which two Baptist
ministers were the victims Rev. j. w
Taylor. Of Parkersburg, w. va, an
evangelist, and the Rev r. r Harris
While driving across country near
Nara visa. the team ran away and
both ministers were thrown out vio-
lently, the buggy being demolished
against Il fence post. Eey. Mr. Tay'
Tor sustained "a broken arm and other
painful injuries, and Rev. Mr.. Harris
was badly bruised.
George II. Moore, OF tho Tucumcari
Furniture company, was driving To his
claim. three miles west Of here, when
the wind blew his rain coat from the
buggy ana scared the horse. Tho ani-
mai bolted, threw Mr.. Moore ont ana
up against a harbed wire fence, stun
ming him. left the demolished vehicle
a mile further on ana the horse Itself
was discovered grazing fully three
miles distant the next morning. MI
Moore was not seriously injured.
Tomus salazar. tho driver who was
thrown from ono Of the delivery wa
CONS or Gross, Kclly and com
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21

Rapid progress Is being made I'm the
construction work on the new Tucum.
carl ana Memphis railroad grad viii
over three hundred teams ana scrap
ers at work The grade has becn
completed east on; Of this city for q
distance Of ten miles. steel laying win
probably commence from this end ~
the line in July. chief engineer j. -
Berry of the Rock Island and Frisco
systems, was here this week inspecting
the work on the grade.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
nryIw wurrAMsoN,s LETTER

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". Va, writes. "rhls To 10 certify
that | used Folcy's kidney Remedy
Tor nervous exhaustion ana kidney
trouble and am free 20 say that IL viii
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Kidney Remedy has restored health
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21

ALFALFA,
mo PuEIsCO,
KANSAS,
VEGA,
DAT, and
WHEAT HAY.
u. w. FEE, 0O2-O0i South First
street. Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

effective November 10. lsOs.)
from the East Arrive. Depar
No. I. Southern Cal Express. 7Bp $50 D
No 3 California Limited. a-sap Zoe y
40 North, cal Fast Mail. .18.5s . Ia s a
No o. "a D. 4 Mex. city Expli-s0 D l9.7o a
From the West
40. .. Chicago Fast Mall. Gana SIS =
No. Z. Chicago Limited. .-... b.sap $50 q
No s. Chi & Kan. city Exp. sop 7.as .
Pecos Valley Trains
No. Sil. Amarillo. Roswell and
Carlsbad ...---. Es0s
No. sia. from Carlsbad. Ras-
well ana Amarillo. III
Trom the south
'No 10. Chi Den. ok G H. s3ea Zee
40 10 connects a. Iaamy VITA branch train
fcr santa Re and stops at at local points
IN New Mexico. 7. e PURDr. As.nE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-21

No. Ca. from Carlsbad. Ras-
ven and AmarIIn
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-07
RAILROAD MEN MEET
WITH THE COMMISSION

Yesterday a party consisting OF G..
w. Luce, General Freight Agent OF
the Southern Pacific, A. j. Reeves,
General Freight Agent OF The Oregon
Short Line, M. w. }. Rising, OF the
Southern Pacific and f.. w. Clapp,
District Freight and Passenger Agt.
of the company stationed at Reno
met with the members of the Nevad;,
Railroad Commission, Messrs Bartine
Thurtell and Shaughnessey ana Sec
retary Walker.
The meeting was not at ali tOrml.
and there was no specific object 10
be gained by the conference beR1nd
the advantage of getting together on
plane Of mutual understanding.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-07
FOWLER MAKES GOOD
IMPRESSION AT ELKO

Reporting the celebration of lndc-
pendance Day at ElkO, the EikO In
dependent says among other things:
The Grafton was delivered by Hon.
Leonard b. Fowler, assistant attOr-
ney general OF the state. He made
no flights of OratOry, but talked in 4
calm, straightforward manner of the
work of lne fathers and some Of the
dangers that now threaten the per-
petuity of the government. Among
these he mentioned the greed OF COM
mercialism and the encrOachment of
the genera | government upon the
rights of the states. In closing he
appealed to the people OF Nevada to
jealously guard the rights guaran-
teed under the constitution OF the
state.
Mr.. Fowler held the attention of
the audience from the first to the last
word and received a hearty round OF
applause as he took his seat
1t seems Mr.. Fowler is appreciated
away from his home here. The Ap-
peal considers him one of the bright
est young men in Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-07
HOW HE FIXED
THE SEALS

SEATTLE, July 1.-THE civilized
| man is in some ways less advanced
! than his savage brother, IS testified
by the fact that the services of An
be called upon to determine whether
the front axle Of the Ford No. car
which won the race from New York
to the Alaska Yukon-Pacitc Exposi-
ton was the same axle with which
the car started.
Under the complaints Of the Shaw
NUT divers, who alleged that the
i ord cars axle was broken and had
to be replaced in Kansas, it became
necessary TO take wax casts OF the
identification marks on this axle to
compare them with the marks known
to be genuine.
The Exposition authorities We're at
a quandry to know who could do this
delicate work. At this moment they
recalled that the lgOrroJes possess
the last wax art OF the Orient, in
which they are extremely proficient
One OF the most intelligent Of the
natives OF !he Philippine Islands who
have village on the Pay Streak, was
chosen and told to go to work. TAX
ing his wax and small Kit ~ -nnie
with him in his head h2s.ru, the lit
tie l9Orrote entered into his task.
The marks which he reproduced in
wax consist OF NUMBER OF small
holes, seven in all, arranged in a GER
tain mathematical ratio to each 9th
er. These marks can oily lie made by
the stamp possessed by the starters
in New York and furnish means OF
identification that is absolutely sure.
The little lgorrote, who stands but
little over feet in height, sat down
on his launches in front OF The car.
He cleaned the marks in question
carefully and then he inserted his
wax.
Alttl lIt cast ldtl tdktI sun lClcIt
time to harden on the cold steel. il
was carefully removed by peculiar
ly shaped copper Instrument The
cast showed perfectly the location OF
each one of tAe marks Of the identi-
hcalion stamp,
This was repeated several times
success. Then a number Of casts
were taken on other parts Of the ma
chine known TO be genuine.
The matter has not yet been def
nitely settled. The casts are in the
hands of Josiah Collins, Chairman OF !
The Committee on Special Events. |
The marks will be compared and any |
discrepancy will be noted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-07
SHORT ONES

Elks are making preparations TO
leave Friday for Los Angeles.
Mayor Of Milwaukee saw tae prize
fight Monday at San Francisco and
says the decision for Ketchell was a
rotten steal.
Congressman Cushman, of Wash
ington, died in New York yesterday
after an illness OF five days with
pneumonia.
The strike of miners at Veteran,
one OF the Ely mine camps, is still.
on, and each side is resting on its
oars.
The SunbOat DOrothea, with 2S
naval militia on board, is missing in
Lake Michigan for three days.
Have you seen the handsome cut
glass F. w. Day is giving away this
week with every one dollar cash
purchase?
Negotiations are about completed
for water power project on the
Walker river, to supply Bodie, Aurora
and other adjacent camps.
John Benson, land thief, is again
in jail, this time by order of the court
Judge Deal arrived yesterday even
ing from Virginia City.
Jim Benton returned to Reno last
evening after a trip to Carson Val
ley.
Miss Alice Young has returned to
Reno after a visit here.
Charlie Colburn was here for
short time yesterday.
All summer goods at reduced pric-
es at Days for cash this week.
Miss Mabel Stewart and Miss Grace
Collins leave tomorrow night for
San Francisco on visit
Some person heaved a chunk OF
coal through the window of Pres-
dent T;Gt's car as he rode from New
London to New York last night.
Mrs. Hall detected a fire in a shed
at her place yesterday in time to pre-
vent u cOnf1agration. II is believed
to be incendiariSm.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-07
WHY WATER WAS
SHORT MONDAY

pressure valve on the transmission
down to reduce the pressure that
much water may not be wasted. The
reservoirs, it is stated, are overflow
ing. and there is no shortage OF sup
ply this year.
Since the fire Monday the pressure
has been good, whether any more
than it was previous to the fire does
not appear. The water company Off j.
Cials say that the check valve is wide
open and that the pipes are carry
ing ali the water that they can carry
and that the pressure is there.
There is no independent fire plug
pipe in this city and irrigitation do
nestle and fire requirements are all
filled from the same system Of pipes.
For this reason it is insumbent upon
the water company to maintain suf-
fiCient pressure to the needs Of the
city.
City Trustee Day said this after
noon that he will see that the 1925
u month paid 10 the water company
for water must be earned.
Il am not certain, but think that
the water company is supposed |"
lay proper mains wherever the city
shall direC. they are to be laid Al
the next meeting of the city trustees
| propose to go into the matter and
find out where we are at and what
we are getting for that S125 a month
II will be news to most of the resi-
dents of Carson City to hear that
the water company is supposed to
lay fire mains in the city where the
city trustees direct.
II is possible that som" good will
come out of the agitation even if .
man has lost his home to bring it to
the attention of those in authority and
at the head of affairs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-07

People are still talking about the
failure OF the water supply Monday
when the Quinn residence caught
lire and was consumed and the Fox
building caught fire before the other
had burned out.
AS to the failure at the Fox fire,
the water company in explanation
says that the pressure was turned OIL
in every other pipe in the city TO
furnish the pressure for the Quinn
fire. where two lines OF hose over
500 feet long were laid.
The pipe at that place, q? the near
est one for fire purposes Is three
inch pipe so that It took some time,
says the water company official, TO
got enough pressure there to make Il
showing. That there was plenty OF
pressure after the water men had
turned faucets and valves and had
worked half an hour on the thing, Is
demonstrated by the fact that ate"
the fire was out. tde hremcn had all
the pressure in two lines OF hose
from three inch pipe they needed.
As TO the second fire, the water
was turned off in Carson streets sew
en- inch main when the Quinn fire
was in progress. The water COM
pany explains this lack Of pressure.
which II Is stated, was due to the
fact that 1t takes long time for the
big pipe to MI again and that the
pipes that had been shut off before
and above the Carson street main
took the water first so that a COM
parativcly long time elapsed before
the pressure appeared a. the Fox
store.
AS to the water pressure at all
times. the company officials say that
80 much water Is used 70" irrigation
that the pressure is low and that III"