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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
FRISCO PEOPLE VOTE TO
RUN STREET CAR LINE
Long Fight over Municipal ownsr-
ship Results In oecislon To Own
~ And Operate oeary-st. Railway.


II And Operate osary-st. Railway.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81, Tho
electors or this city have reversed at
ter having voted three times In fiye
years against the municipal owner
ship of street railways. have reversed
themselves by giving the plan to buy
and operate the Geary-sL railway 2,4vb
more than the necessary two-thirds
required TO carry IL.
While this is project TO transfer
only one line OF the many In the city
to city control. and not the whole
system. Il Is a decisive victory for the
advocates OF municipal ownership and
II IL likely TO effect the entire street
railway situation In San Francisco In
the end
The campaign has been the most in
.teresting and closely contested OF that
preceding any special election In San
Francisco IN many years and the total
vote polied was one Of the largest In
all. 43,0S1 voters cast their ballots on
the proposition. OF these. S1.ls6 voted
for the city ownership plan and 1884
against IL.
The Geary street road runs from the
heart of the business district TO Gold
en- Gate park. To buy and reconstruct
this road 100000 In bonds must be
issued and sold. and 1t was on this
bond issue that the election was held.
II Is some years now since the fran
chise OF this road lapsed to the city.
Since that time there has been q pro-
nounced sentiment among the elect
crate to have the road run by the
city. but the provision requiring two
thirds vote prevented Its carrying
when ON three different occasions the
matter has come before the people.
The advocates OF municipal owner
shin had constantly to Tight The power
and influence OF the United railroads.
of which Patrick Calhoun Is president
These roads and their head figured
prominently In the recent graft prose-
cution brought by Francis J. Heney.
and Calhoun's trial for the bribery or
city officials. In connection with the
railroads project last year was one
of the longest. hardest fought and
most sensational In the history OF the
courts on the Pacific slope.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
WOMEN TO HELP m FIGHT
FOR LOWER LIVING PRICES
Will Have Equal Voice In Plan To
Boycott Trusts--leaous 10
Formally Launched.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-The Ma
'tional Antitrust League. formed for
the purpose or establishing and push
Ing a boycott OF those combinations
that increase the cost Of living, was
launched here last night.
Members OF congress are interested
in the new movement and immediate
steps will be taken toward perfecting
state organizations. Then. when prices
soar, the league members. by stopping
the use OF such articles or commodi-
ties as have gone above legal level.
will put them back again by refusing
10 furnish. q market.
The plan Is one that was tried In
Germany a few years ago and which,
according to report. broke UP COM
bine in coffee that had raised the price
of the bean TO almost prohibitive
prices.
The meeting was informal ard no
final organization was effected. II
was agreed. however. that the crusad-
ers should gather under the name OF
the Natiunai Antitrust league and
that the organization should he non
political. that II should be presided
over by a president, secretary and
treasurer end its movements directed
by an advisory council Of seven. As
soon as congress reconyenes per-
manent organization will be affected.
Among the speakers last night were
Representative Champ Clark, the
house minority leader: Representa-
tives Alexander and Murphy OF Mis-
souri,. Martin. OF South Dakota; Kin
kaid, OF Nebraska; Mckinley, of Cali
fornia. and Morgan, Of Oklahoma Let
ters Of regret were received from
Representatives Bartholdt, OK Mis-
sourl and Faulkner. Of Vermont
One matter was settled last night
however. The women OF the United
States. will he taken into membership
on equal terms with the men and will
have equal voice in the campaign. The
women being the housekeepers OF the
country, the pioneers Of the plan recog-
nized at once that their assistance was
vital to success.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
MEN MERE
|IlvEO FROM 4 !
1 RlGlhG SEA
Through the Darkness Of Clouds and
ii Driving SNOW, Volunteers
= Rescue Grew Of Wrecked
Ship in Brooches Buoy.
Huge Waves Rock the Crumbling
Schooner Nantasket But Life Savers
Continue Their Brave Task. :.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec 3i.---Perhaps
some persons have never heard OF the
breeches buoy or Of the unknown
|. heroes OF the seattle volunteer life
savers. Life riskers. they are, every
|Iooe Of these days when the winter
E6ee6G coughs hsrricanes .and storms
ut 0f its depths and strews hulks
<n0 Bodies along Americas ons east
oae{ and on its wild northwe~- shores.
scores OF brave sailors have been
<killQ6 lately by storms like the, recent
8 ,ooo.Ooo Christmas hurricane. But
1A<r scores have been saved by the
<oocpeo buoy.
~ Tor III. the risks they run, little
rnz5Q the Volunteer life savers get.
~ are paid no money for stalking
&olf Hives against Chance.
WHen the schooner Nantasket.
01k l1xged boat, went on the grinding
och3s at Scituate just outside thS bay
Hore5 people said there was no hope
: <or ythe crew. The big tower-like
nnsts rolIea this way and that 1t
rvos zero, and the snow few in sheers
HAT .struck IKE daggers. Great waves
6reatened every minute 10 Lear The
cant. John. Small aud his nine
mei,. wrapped, Gp. in oilskins. were
xofnr to be food for the ocean, II
seemed. Then. Through the darkness
Hof black cioudS and driving snow.
there was a shout OF cheer
Irocket's glow pierced the gloom,
~ the Massachusetts Humane society.
we're fighting like madmen to- save
The crew A small cannon was wheeled
down, the beach and aimed toward
the Nantasket-
Boom. Something shot out OF its
muxxle and was trailed by long
rope. II yept to the hull OF the Nan.
>aslet:: the. line didn't stop moving
when the shot hit the water on the
<other side. Brawny arms were haul-l
( fnw the Inc ab0xfd. TO IL was tied a.
kcovfer lire OF hemp cable. Up In
the Trembling rigging sailor wen,
hand over hand and made fasts thu
stropx rope It was the. lifeline for
fhooes,1o men
watchers on the shore -Gheered.
Then. the breaches, buoy Tas -bouled
3 Mott land Strung, Ike a cable repair
er's trolley hatch, ON the rope. Two
men a time were carried to safety
.cn ne Bach IN the buoy. Hugs waves.
rockld NE crumbling Nantasket, but
ne lifeline held.
Tea lives had been saved Ten
{hmE1les were still kept together. and
me hungry which was claiming
~ lifB minute up and down the coast,
& vns robbed by these unknown heroes.
They risked their own lives for,
notking. They get no pay. for they
10 al volunteers. They. get little
Vraise. They don't work Tor praise,
only the sense OF having done. some
( thing for somebody. II
b; Il was nearly noon on Christmas
fAy before they quit their back-bresk-
%lnr fask. Boston was busy thinking
~ the spirit OF peace on earth. good
Mn TO men. And 10 rescued sailors.
4 vith .theirsrescuers. were thinking OF
AZ too.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
POINTS TO- FLAWS
IN ANTlTRusTLAW
Francis Walker of bureau Of Cor
porations, Says Solution is Sys-
tenn Of Sane Laws

NEW YORK. Dec. s1.--Francis
walker. OF the Bureau OF Corpora.
tions OF Washington. yesterday de
nounced the sherman antitrust law
as insufficient in It's present form TO
successfully curb the trusts. He
Insisted that suggested notifications
OF the law would only compIicate the
situation even moro than at present
Walkers address was the big feature
OF the session OF the American Eco
nomic Association conyentiop. TAX
ing as his subject 'srhe Causes and
Remedies Tor Trusts" he said:
The remedies for big trusts many
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
PT. HURON HERALD
! BUYS THE Times.
=. J. Getaway General Manager Of
Consolidated Pspers; Louis
A. We'll Editor. {

PORT HURON, Mich. Dec.s 81
The two evening dailies here. Times
and Herald. end their separate careers
today, and, beginning tomorrow. will
be issued as the morning and even
Ing editions OF a new ownership, OF
which u. J. Getaway Is president and
Louis A. Well. vice-president and
treasurer: Herbert L. Well, secretary.
Fred w. Sherman. who has been pub
fishing the Times, retires from tho
business to locate in the west. aud re
firing postmaster l.. A., Sherman. ma
jority stakeholder. takes an interest
and an advisory connection with the
new corporation. He leaves soon for
a trip around the world and will con-
tinue to write Tor the publications
on his travels and after his return.
The Times will be printed from the
augmented Herald plant as a morning
paper. the Herald remaining In the
evening field. Louis A. We'll. who has
built up the Herald into substan
tial enterprise. will have editorial con.
troll. and the business supervision will
devolve upon Mr.. Getaway, whose sue
cess In the publishing business has
been marked.
The consolidation Is welcomed by
the business men here. as 1t relieves
the overcrowded evening field and
gives Port Huron and the surrounding
country an eficient news service at
both ends Of the day under a high
grade management that will conserve
all legitimate interests.
The new corporation will be known
as the Times-Herald Co.. and both Its
publications VIII be strictly indepen.
dent politically.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
HALE AND HEARTY AT 80.
< WOULD LIVE 10 YEARS MORE
ST. Louis Woman Says She Viii Live
To See ireland Free-Streng
Viii Her Main Asset.

ST. louis. Mo-, Dec. 31.--"Ye can
live long. n We but mind TO.
"A sthrong viii IL better than any
thing the doctors will be after givfn'
ye.
Eat three meals day regular and
don't worry"
These arc the cardinal attributes OF
longevity of Mrs. Catherine Cleary,
probably tine oldest woman in st.
Louis, who will be 80 on New Years
day. She Intends TO live fully 10 years
more. and hopes to see Ireland free
before she passes away.
Tenacity ana determination not to
yield to the ravagcs of time. she says.
count more than anything else In re-
tanning strength. She holds that most
of the troubles OF mankind are imag-
mary. and IL persons disregard such
they will have strength to Withstand
real troubles when they come.
Mrs. Cieory, who lives with daugh-
ter-in-law of the same name at 236
Florida-st.. Is remarkable exposition
OF conserved energy and vigor. She
came from Tipperary. Ireland, 20
years ago and soon after married Cor
nelius Cleary, a pioneer business man.,
He is said TO have driven the first
wagon across the Eads bridge. lie
died In 1872. Several years ago his
property was divided among three
heirs. and the public administrator
took charge OF the third which belongs
to the aged widow. ~~~
One OF the tasks which Mrs. Cleary
has reserved for her ninety-ninth birth
day Is caring for her baby grandchild.
She can handle him with the ease of
a woman of go and her mental facul-
ties are sharp.
She Is possessed Of native. Irish wit.
which flashes out as keenly as when
she was young. Some OF her native
deductions on the laws OF health, In
these days of aches and nostrums. are
well -Yorth considering.
Here are some OF her New Years
resolutions:
nv hold on life will not lessen un-
'til am 40 years past the allotted four
score and ten.
Il will live to see Ireland free OF
Engiands rule.
My prayers every night and morn
ing Of my life will continue.
Not a cross word will / say TO
friends or kin during the next year.
The doctors may say | should use
spectacles, but l will not.
II will be nice to the doctors and
use their tonlcs, bur my will Will pre-
serve my strength.
Although | intend making my will
shortly. trust in Goa II Will not be
effective for long. long time"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31

nav Lsmphere Killed Mrs. Guinness
and Children.

a IAPORTE. Ind, Dec Stray
1.amphere, % years old. slayer OF Mrs.
Belle Gunness andsher children, died
last night of tuberculosis In the Michi-
ran City pepitentfary. where he was
serving an indeterminate term for ar
eon.
Lamphere, April %. 1908. set fire to
the Guinness home near Laporte and
fncinerated the family. He had FORM
erly been employed by Mrs Guinness.
Following the FIRE the bodies of sew
erai persons, who had been killed by
Mrs. Guinness, were unearthed in the
farm. yard.
Lamphere was convicted OF burning
the house and sentenced Nov. rs, 1908,
20 serve from two TO IA years IN prs:
on. Lamphere always contended that
Ne Was innocent OF the arson.
shortly after hanfphere- entered the
penitentiary he developed tuberculosis.
He wns attended at death by the pris-
on chaplain, but made po~statement
about the Guinness case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
70 ARGUE VOTING CASE

SAGINAW, Mich. Dec. 31.-Hearing
OF the mandamus suit brought to test
the c0nstitutionality OF the voting ma
chine act of 1909, has been set by
Judge Gage for Jan. IL. The principal
argument for tho plaintiffs. be
presented by Cooperation Counsel Hal
" OF Detroit. and for the defense By
FORMER Supreme Court JUSTICE William
J.. Carpenter. OF. petroit. The latter
viii argue infayQr of the eonstitu-
fionality of the act Judge Gage VIII
render an early decision and the case
win then 20 TO the supreme court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
III = HARD 10 BREArHz" HE
LASTS AS LIFE EBBs AWAY
MN, \. Lady. Attorney. Of Kalamazoo,
= .Pens Diary Of His Struggle
\ >-s-,,- a. Against Death.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Dec. si.-Wm.
A. Luby, well-known attorney. was
found dead In his once yesterday. He
left diary of his death struggle. On
the desk were these notes:
Il am not feeling well. The doctor
has told me that the next attack will
finish ME. The attack has begun. l
am taking the medicine prescribed.
: ram taking medicine every two
hours
"At Ago my condition does not i'm
prove Am still taking medicine.
II must have sbeen asleep the last
two hours. do not remember the
attorney wrote. timing itsat z o'clock
Il am not feeling as easy" he wrote
at 2 o'clock.
There was no other notation until 2
o'clock. yesterday morning. the fnal
message reading;
Gold. I'know my condition Is Sc
rious. II is hard 10 breathe. am
That was the last. Luby was the
author of several. books on law prac-
tice and an inventor Of railway tar.
get system. Before death he claimed
that he had discovered perpetual mo-
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31

Essex, Ont. 16 miles from Windsor,
which was almost wiped on the map by
a dynamite explosion two years ago.
was visited by a $4,000 fire Thursday
morning. which threatened to destroy
the business section OF the town. The
business places destroyed were +. 8.
Chiswells tailor shop, J. K. Stones
implement shop. Robert O'Hara's tall
or shop. Charles Johnson's butcher
shop, Lewis Johns tobacco establish
ment, and pool room owned by w.
III. Richardson. This Is the second dis
as;rous fire to visit the town within
two months. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
WAYNE PANS 1854.

LANSING. Mich. Dec. 31.--Auditor-
General Fuller received yesterday
morning $lS.6l4 from the treasurer OF
Wayne county In settlement OF the
quarterly tax account OF the county
with the state. This fund viii be very
acceptable In the treasury In paying
state employees their final wages OF the
year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
LANDS ON FEET UNHURT.
AFTER FoUR-ST0RY LEAP
window Glass Broken In Flight FANS
70 Harm Patient In the Kings
County Hospital.

TO harm PuttCUt w SUS F>'"S~
County Hospital.
NEW YORK. Dec. 31.--"Good-bye
all. I'm going to better world than
this said George Todd as he stepped
into the corridor OF the male insane
ward OF the Kings County hospitai.
He took run of about ten feet
and crashed through full length
window pane and disappeared. He
landed four stories below on brick
pavement on his feet unhurt. Todd
was not even cut by the glass as ne
jumped through It,
He walked into the hospital and
gave his name and told the offcials
that he lived on Bergen-st-, but
couldn't remember the address. He
was mentally unbalanced and repeat
edly threatened to kill himself. After
he had been brought back into the
building by an orderly. after his re
markable escape. he was takeu to the
alcoholic ward and strapped to Q
bed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
$4,000 For lchefty Families.

CHICAGO. Dec. 31.-Ernest p. Bick-
nell, national director OF the Red
Cross. who was in Chicago yester.
Gay en- route 10 Cherry. H.. the scene
OF The recent mine disster. an
nounced that he would call confer
ence soon, seeking the final dlsburse-
ment OF the relief fund to the
widows and relatives OF the mine
disaster Victims. The total fund fof
the bereft families /. will aggregate
s506.0o0, Out OF this 1S5 widows and
453 children--a total Of e3s persons
--are to be cared foR
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31

PITTSB<3f>6y--75ec ---S1. Frank Il.
smith. preefa<At 90 -the-Crucible Steel
Co. one ot-the- Largest independent
steel mansAfaetai1iug--c Corporations In
the United StRtes. dtopped dead here
last night M Smith who is 80 years
old. was s&izfH snddenly. b. an attack
- apoplc5 I'm The library OF his Sc.
HALEY. ff5flIE Tur0r6 medical aid
c<f,ld be slf14hn6nV6 fSe-1scf- For many
yars Mr.. ~9lnt(k.'3fe46- presidency
a the Cruste8s Bteel-sce.. which hts
&}her wan-A nsit<&menta1 In forming
1.<& = corx,n>afk<,h-l I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31
kl,,. Man who InsuIted wife.

HAVANA. Dec. 31.-Senor Soler y
Guardiola, the Spanish minister. Is
confined to his house with serious
wound OF the hand which, according
to rumor. he received in duel sew
eral days ago with q Cuban who ID al
legged to have insulted Sonora Soler.
The Cuban, whose name Is not known.
Is reported to have been killed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31

Mrs. Selma Lagerloef. the noted
authoress, has won the 1909 Nobel
prize for literature. and is worth
$4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-31

Only One sBRoMo oUININE-
That fs LAXATIVE BROMO ouININE-
Look for the signature OF Il. w.
Grove. Used the world over 20 Cure
q Cold I'm One Day. 2Sc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-23
4 QUESTION OF BAIT.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-23
NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. U. 4
Land Once at l.sksvisv. orsso.

Department Of the Interior. U. 4
Land Once at Laksvisw. Oregon,
October 8. 1903.
NOTICE ID hereby given thu,
James B. Humphrey. whose postol,cs
address 10 klamath Fails. OREGON.
did. on the ,ad day Of April, 1905. /.
n's 10 this'olhes sworn statement sad
application. No. 0iss7. to purchass
tho ~ Of Mex. wy Of Sen ssc.
''on %. Township 81 South. Range |,
''a1s' Willamette meridian. and III.
timber thereon. under the provisions
OF the act Of June .. 1878. and acts
smsadstory. known ~ the "Timb.r
and Stone Law" at such vain. =.
might b assd BY appraissmsu., and
hat pursuant to such application. ~.
'and and timber thereon have be-.
appraised. June ~. 1903. the tImb.,
estimated At $4,000 board f... :,
.'''e pr n. and the land Viso.so:
that 'sid applicant must os,r s,.,
proof IN support Of bic applicable,
aed sworn statement On the Oh d.v
q December. 1909. before \. Y. a,ch.
asd'oa. uaitsd States comui,.,on.,
q klamath Fails. Oregon.
"a Any person is 1t libsrty to pro,.,.
''s ss'ssass bsisrs satsy. ., iniusS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-23
REVIVAL suR,aoxs

TAs isllewiAe ssbjsets viii BE- die.
eusssd at the Baptist church In the
rsvival thb wssk:
Tuesday night. ''CuA . Man b
oavsd ~ DsasAls1 Rspsntancef
wednesday nieAt. "wAo Has Com.
ultts1 tAs Uspardoaabls sia In
klamath Hallsf"
: TAurs1ay sieAt. "whaa II Cost Not
- - Z CAr,seiaa."
vssoay nlsAt. what Kssps Pso.
~ out q Hsavsa."
Sunday. II .. n. why Join the
CAuseAf" 5:So. "Ths Danger Of
Rsslssiag II Spirit"
NJ. =. Z. Rasor. the sweet solo
slAssr. Win sine two solos each night.
TAs meeting win commence At 1850
sAarp. "coas. thsA. with ~ and We
vim % tAss GOOD"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-23
AVIATION.

Tks osWoses lavslvsd n Thess o..
msWsisNal oessslaO.
Ths navisatiou Of The cir b . form q
Docomstlea that di9en fron oil The
ethen to whleh usu have rseoeted 10
that II Involves three dlmenslooai stssr.
inG.
i b 10 ths thrss dlmsesloeal nature
q aviation that the rial woodef u II
ueA lts demands upou The avlatoe's
attsotios are almost appalling 10 mum.
bse and coestaoey. The automob,ilse
~ 70 mind what b b about not Q llt.
tle. aud Q moments carslessuees means
disaster. bot his dlvasatioos from safs.
y are Oh hoeisootal. The ruad and
Ssavity take care a The oshsss eoe hin.
while ths aseop,anist eae maks mis-.
takes all the way aFoaod Q spAees:
hsece 10 s6ditioe to leudinv % sttso.
tive ear b every soood fto@ Q CON.
pljcated and oelleats snslse. hs mast
maaipulats oos svddse fos up asd
down. asothse fee right and lsft asd
tWo mere at ~ sods q hls wineA
And all thsss oust b eembiasd asd
eossdlnete6 Waose b stabilley itDs,f
b eeopesisoo WITH ths medium throagA
Wiki b movea Whsn % olghe thsee.
fess. ~ avhtos = probabiy ~ baslsse
10 alivs. asa tbsse b ~ % iaseAst
e NJ. fee hin till aftes - has mads
~ perilees essesse-Nsw Yoet Timsa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-23
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

In the County Court Of the STATE oI
Oregon. for the County Of klamath
In the matter Of the estate and guar,
disaship OF Charles Hughes and
Mary =. Hughes. minoss.
Neties is hereby given that the IN.
dsrsignsd. guardian Of the persons
and estates Of Charles Hughes and
Mary =. Hughes. will soil at private
sals IN uadividsd oas-sixth istsrss.
each Of said minors 10 and to:
Lots s. .. : and Z Of section twenty
(so); sx Of swX Y and lots 6, Q. and
. OF section twsnty-oas (sl); ny Of
Nwk and lot I Of section twenty.
eight tss); nM Of rK and Nwk
OF MEX Of section twsnty.nins (ss)
all 10 township thirty.nias (ss) south
OF range eleven and . halt (ilM)
.. w. n. aii In Klamath eouaty. Ore.
son. containing s7s acres. more or
lses:
% o. aftss the 9th day Of Dscsmbsr,
1907 for cash. pursuant 70 order Of
'aid court made and entered In the
lsevs presssdiss on the 9Th Day Of
Nevsabss. 1ses.
psssd at klamath Pals. osssss.
Neve0bse StA. ioeo.
S1ANcns HudHss.
Guardians Of the persons ana u.
'asss es Charles Hughes sal Mary =.
asoAaA nlsssa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-23
Portiaad.-a ,. Armour 4

Portlaad.-& ,. Armour . Co.
have parchassd all OF The Miller .
lLux cattle hoiAisss IL 0rssos aaA
California. The price psid b not
NAMED, bst Il b saia 70 - up II tho
millions. II will boost the cattle
business of Sosthern. asA Csatsal
Oregon and Nosthsss .asA Central
California.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-23
KLAMATH FALLS TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q. isoa

The Laksvisw Examiner reports
that work b being commenced on the
extension Of the N. G. o. to Lake
view. and the Alturas Era states
that they are already laying track.
and that there is no doubt but what
the intentioa 10 to reach Laksvisw -
soon - possible.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-23

WasAiagtea.-Ths ssasFai land
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