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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
By Hal Sheridan

United Press Service
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-How
many. more times does Freddie
Welsh. the British holder Of. the
title. have to be licked
by American aspirants before he
loses his. crown? Easy. Just as
many more times as the public will
shove its ducats through the box
office window to watch ten round
affairs.
Up to date, the Englishman has
been whipped, in the opinion of the
experts, by four American contenders
for his title. Yet the crown still
rests will him. Charles White wal
loped him in Milwaukee, Joe Shug-
rue has beaten him. Jimmy Duffy
outpointed him in Buffalo and Johnny
Griffiths outfought him in Akron. o.
And there is strong suspicion In
many quarters that there are two
or three more Yankee battlers who
could give him the gate, particularly
Willie Richie, whom he uncrowned
and whom he is matched to fight
next month, and Johnny Dundee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Steers No, !. Weighing $50
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17

IN CASE OF WAR. how are these
|pro-G Germans and pro-Ailies going to
line up!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17
BigChangeinBattle
Civil War Veteran Draws Comparison With Europ.

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17
Late Market Quotations

srocNronr,Axn ANn sAN FRANCISCO LIVESTOCK oror,
TlONs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17

SOME SIMP jumped in to settle
an argument about financial matters
Iby stating that watered stock means
cattle raised on irrigated lands.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17

Welsh has now been a champion
almost year. And he never has
fought decision fight since he won
the title.
He has fought plenty Of battles,
but he and his manager, H. Con-
molly Pollock. are shying away from
any distance jaunts where a de-
cision is involved. VIII? Is it be-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17
Scattered Shots

WHETHER THE SHERIFF or the
treasurer collects the taxes is not
worrying the taxpayer 30 much as
the fact that the taxes must be paid.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17

Mrs. Jaquette Is able to be out
again. after much trouble with nett
ralgia.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
HALF HOLIDAYS GONE
 R.S. CLERKS MUST WORK
Williamson Abrogates Half Day off in Summer Plan; Order Con
 flicts With Wilson's Ruling

Whether the president of the Uni- ted States, is promulgating the Sa- turday Half Holiday for government employees. is greater than the chief of construction of the T.. :. recIama- ton service, who has abrogated said holiday, is question that is in tensely interesting to the inside workers of the local U. s. R. S, al though no protest has been heard. Yesterdays mail contained a general order from the new boss of all re- clamation work in this division. dis allowing the Saturday Half Holiday that was instituted by the president for federal employees.
 Secretary of the Interior F. K Lane narrowed the presidents order down to the clerical forces of the reclamation service. And now, su- bordinate of Lanes has done away with it entirely. All of this causes some speculation among the workers.
 The order goes into effect inn mcdiately.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
GROWN GOING AHEAD
 WITH LIBRARY WORK

In spite of the fact that his right to hold the office is about to be attacked in the courts. Con r. Cronin, state law and legislative reference librarian is going right ahead with the duties of the office as if the board of curators had never appointed Mark Dunbar to the position.
 Today MT. Cronin will begin the work of indeXing the entire state library. which includes not only the law library but also q large number of publica- tions of all sorts. many of which are stored on the fourth floor of the state house. A quadruple standard index system such as is used in the large libraries of the country will be used. There is no index of the library at present.
 Papers in quo warranto proceedings are being prepared by Dunbar and if is stated, will be filed some time this week
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
DEATH AT PRESCOTT
 0F CARL [. LEDGER

Word was received in Phoenix yes terday of the death at Prescott Of Carl C. Hedger. one Of the best known ranchers of the Salt River Valley. Death was due to Bright's disease.
 Mir. Hedger left Phoenix only last Saturday for Prescott, where it was hoped the change of climate would prove beneficial He was accompanied by his wife and daughter. who were with him when the end came.
 Deceased came to Phoenix from Kentucky twelve years ago with his father, Thomas T. Hedger. who died soon after removing to Arizona. He was interested extensively in farming lands in the valley. and for several years past made his home on one of his ranches twelve miles west of the city on the Christy road. A member Of the Phoenix lodge. F r. O. Flks. he was one of the best known ranchers in the valley. and had many friends botF in the city and country.
 The body arrived in the city last night. and was taken to the Whitney undertaking rarlors on West Washing ton street Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
WEAKER RETURNS ID
 LOCAL WEATHER SHOP
Transferred to Denver for Special Duty; Former Assistant
 Brought Back on Job

Kenenth Meaker, former chief as Sistant observer at the local weather office, returned to Phoenix yesterday in response to a shift order in the dis tribution of observers. Bernard Las kiwski, in consequence of a success full study of stream flow in Colorado recently, has been recalled to the Denver office to do special work in that department, and this made neces- sary the recall of Meaker.
 Meaker left here some months ago to become assistant observer at Little Rock, Ark. Just before his departure he celebrated his marriage to Miss Elsie smith of this city. Mrs. Meaker his been left in Prescott for the re mainder of the summer.
 Section Director Robert R. Briggs is at present in Albuquerque, New Mex ico for a conference with Arthur C. Ringland, forest supervisor of all this district Their talk is about the study of snowfall and the measure ment of snow beds in the drainage basins of streams being damned for
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21

In an effort to stop the sale of bull dog cider" and other non-al- Icoholic but intoxicating liquors, Sher- tiff Adams yesterday arrested l.. M. | Byrd, B. NJ. Lengenfelder and Jack 1 Gibson on a charge of violating the prohibition amendment to the state iConstitution.
 Complaint has been made to the
 sheriffs office numerous times of
 men becoming intoxicated and acting in an objectionable manner on the streets Investigation showed that the drunk was not acquired from alcohol but from cider. doctored with a pre- paration of ether.
 Several days ago, Sheriff Adams started a number of well meaning citizens out on a trip of inspection above named men. The men never returned For time it was feared they had been bought off by the other side
 The mystery was finally cleared up. Chief of Police Brisbois had the testing agents locked up in his little ium charged with being drunk and
 
 Mir. Adams scratched his head. gave a little low whistle and allowed that if it had that effect on perfectly re- spectacle citizens, it never ought to be allowed to run rampant among those who might be inclined to hit the high spots occasionally, and to his mind the fact that his minions had become so befuddled that they were in such condition of mind as to be unable To prove their identity to the police. proved conclusively il had no right on sale. Thus the arrests.
 A preliminary hearing was given all the men yesterday afternoon. At torney c. P. Bullard represented Gib- son. and Colonel Jas. r. Lavin, ap- peared to represent Byrd and Lin genfelter. Thursday morning was set for the trial.
 Lingenfelter who up to a short time ago was in the employ of Byrd at the St. Elmo. claimed yesterday that he had never taken part in a transaction whereby any of the cider was sold. He claimed that prior to the issuing of the order to cease the selling of the doped stuff, he had sold it. but since moving to his new place on East Adams none had been on sale.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
PIONEERS HOME
 ADDITION WAITS

Pending the return to Prescott of Judge Wells and pr. R. N. Looney, members of the committee representing tn Parsons estate, work will not be commenced on the new addition to the Pioneers home. slight change in the plans necessitated formal approval of the alterations in the specifications, and until this is done the actual work of construction will not begin.
 The N. P. Olson construction com panv of this city has the contract for the new addition to the home The ad- dition will he used as home for wo- men pioneers.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for July 20, bS
 Special Phone to The Republican
Elevation of water in reservoir.

Elevation of water in reservoir.
 at $ a. m. 219.O0 Contents. acre feet ..........1,2G7.9 .929 Loss in 2i hours, acre feet =. 2.512 Elevation one wear ago . l2O.O9 Contents year ago. acre feet. 1s9, 343 Flow of Verde and Salt Rivers
 at Granite Reef dam. NJ. L.. 21,700 Normal flow water for lands up
 to year .................... 1882 Amount of water used for irri-
 saticn. north side. NJ. l. .... 49.670 of water used for irri-
 Eatcn, south side, NJ. l. .... 26.115
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
FOR NORTHERN ROAD WORK
OBITUARY

Died. Kales. in Oakland. July A. Martin William. beloved husband of Rose VI. Kales and father of Arthur F., Franklin A., and Spencer NJ. Kales and
 Mrs Thomas Knowles and Mrs Jas. Brendan Brady. A native of New York, Aged 70 years. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers-Adv 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
DIES AT VENICE-C

DIES AT VENlCE-Clyde Maxwell formerly a member of the city police force, was found dead in Venice, Cal, yesterday morning. He was q mem Der of tho local lodge of Flks, and has many friends in this city. His widow resides in this city.
 UNDER ESPlONAGE-Miss Cruz Lazrez has returned to the city after a prolonged absence. This is not a SO ciety note. Her presence became known to the police and she was rounded up on the charge Of making Mexican believe that she was going to kill him. She had pointed a gun at him. He made complaint but Cruz had depart cd. Nothing now is likely to come of the case for the complaining witness cannot be located Meanwhile the DO lice have arranged to keep a watchful eye on the girl.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21

The cOlored Women's Federation of Clubs will give a bird dinner today from II A. M. to 8 P. M. at 136 South 2 street. Best service. 25c a plate Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21

TO THE COAST-Mrs. Jesse l.. Royce left last night for a two months visit at Los Angeles and san Diego.
 PROF. CASE LEAVES-Prof. C. Q. Case. state superintendent of public instruction. left yesterday for week s trip through the southern part of the state.
 EXTRA SLEEPER ON THE PHOE- Nixon account Of heavy travel to the coast an extra Pullman will be at . tached to the Santa Fe train leaving here at 20 tomorrow evening.
 OFF FOR COAST-Johnny Irvine left for Los Angeles last night where he will spend a week and then go to San Diego for the remainder of the sum rner. He will stay with his grand mother. Mrs NJ. A. Irvine. while in San Diego.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
SUMMERING
 ARIZONIANS

Mrs II. r. Kersting will leave tonight for Los Angeles. She will spend the next two months there and at coast re sorts.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

TNII0ltnON m TtWFtTlIuIe YtsIeIueIy, l degree.
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month. % degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. 264 degrees
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, or inches.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, 37 inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l. 1.56 inches.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday .... % Rainfall yesterday ...-.---..-....- .O- BERNARD R. LASKOWSKI.
 Acting Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL C co
ADDITION SUeDIvIDEO

HOOi lON 0ODOlHlOGO lit Latham Addition to the city of Phoenix has been re subdivided. A plat of the new subdivision was filed yesterday with the county recorder.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES - Thayer Collier and Pearl Jackson; Fernando Evariss and Maria Anita were granted a maI aIriage license yesterday by the clerk of the superior court.
 GUADALUPE REGULAR TOWN The patent to the town site of the town of Guadalupe, was yesterday filed with the county recorder. It came from Washington and bears the signature of the president and a number of land office officials It conveys all water mineral and ditch rights to the town site.
 FOR PUMPING OIL-The board of control yesterday accepted the bid of the Pratt Gilbert company to fur nish an engine and pump for pump ing oil from the spur on the Arizona Eastern to the state asylum for the insane The engine with magneto built in will cost S2O6 and the pump approximately $50. The pipe line from the railroad to the asylum is now being installed.
 L. L. castings were sold on Monday by the ONeill' Auto and Supply company. This is their record for one days sales so far, but they expect to break even this record soon. Maurice O'Neill who has pust returned from the coast. and who took enough time out of his hon. eymoon to just looN at an automobile occasionally says that the new Good year cord tires is taking like wild-fire in California
 FOR NORTHERN ROAD WORK An appropriation of s3000 from the twenty-five per cent road fund was made yesterday by the board of con trol for the purpose of linking up the new state highway between Flag ctaff and Williams with the county road. The new highway has in a number of places been entirely relo- cated, and it is to connect the new road with the old county road that the. money has been set aside.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21

Fresh blackberry pie. "The Home7 Made Kind". Phone 3558, Smith. 122 N St.-Adv. fl
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
SENTENCED TO DEPORTATION

SEN ENCED | Q OEHOH A | IO'S- Ed Gibson will soon cease to be resi- dent of Phoenix, the town of his adop- tiOn. His removal is in the way of keeping out of jail. MT. Gibson ent- cred into this arrangement yesterday with Judge Mcbride of the police court where he appeared for the third time on the charge of driving car while in a state of intoxication. He was given a fine of $50 and sentenced to jail for fifty days. The jail sentence was fixed only in order that the court might have something to trade upon. compromise was effected by the agreement of Gibson to get out of town by tomorrow and stay out Gibson is an Oklahoma Indian who has been here for several months. He has an income of about s6,O0O a year and that is too much for him. It comes in instalments more than he can spend legitimately, SO that a good deal of it has been spent in lighting up himself and the reflec- tion upon the town has been rather too dazzlire for the peace and comfort of it's citizens
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
BULL DOG MUST GO BY THE BOARD SAY
 COUNTY OFFICIALS

Popular Beverage, Non Alcoholic But Intoxicating Just the Same Has Got to Go. Arrests Made
 Yesterday First Gun
 in Clean Up
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
EXTRA EEPER ON THE PHO
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS

Ther are telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the follow ing: Mrs F. Hanley. J. M. Foster. IA. IT. Boyd. Albert $. Crane, John Easterwood. Judge w. II. Barnum, F. s. Shoecraft. ". II. Berkley and R. A. Turnbull.
 A COLLISfON-On Monday night one of the Glendale cars, driven by Roy Benz, collided with motorcycle driv- en by a Japanese on Grand avenue near Six Points. The motorcycle was almost demolished. Yesterday MT. Benz hunt ed up the owner and promised to make the damage good
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
JOHN BRANAMAN H

Branaman. sheriff ranger of Pin county. made a brief business visit
 Phoenix from Ray yesterday. Bran; man reports things quiet in Ray. b tells of watchfulness on the part the officers and an undercurrent .sullenness among the miners involve in the recent controversy.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21

BREAK DELAYS TRPTN = Inc breaking of a small rod on the loco motive on the eastbound Phoenix, due here at 7:30 a. m. delayed the train at Bouse for over four hours early vest erday morning The accident oc curr q just as the train was pulling into the station The train reached the city at IL :45.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21

Latham Addition to the city of Phoenix has been re subdivided. A plat of the new subdivision was filed yesterday with the county recorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
NO AGREEMENT HAS BEEN
REACHED ON BIG LOAN
CLAYSVILLE MAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
CLAYSVlLLE. Pa. Sept. 23-Glenn
Danley. who runs pool room on Main
street attempted TO commit suicide
today about 1880 O'Clock by firing
a bullet into the front part OF his
forehead. The bullet entered the right
temple over the right eye and lodged
In the left temple over the left eye.
Immediately following the shooting
Drs. &. c. Cracrsft. T. l.. Knox and
G.. l.. Johnson were summoned and
rendered the necessary medical as
sistance. Danlcy was rushed to the
City hospital at Washington. Pa. and
his condition was regarded as critical
win no hopes OF recovery. 10 is said
that the optic nerves OF both eyes
we're destroyed and that Danley will
have TO undergo an operation in order
10 remove the bullet from the brain
OWNS 90 the nature Of the wound his
case d. regarded as hopeless. however.
slight hopes are held out for his re-
covcry. At the hospital In the after
noon the man was said 10 be- conscious
Tho cause for the rash act ls said
20 due 10 financial and family troubles
az well as To- drink Danicy was 35
years Of axe and has resided at Clays-
VIE Tor number of years. he has a
wite and one daughter. eight years
old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
MASK CARNIVAL FEATURES
CAMERON HOME COMING
DRUGGIST FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE

Special Dispatch 20 the IntoluEencer
FAGRMONT. W. Va. Sept. Ell T.
johnson. a young druggist OF Clarks
burg. formerly located in this city
was arrested today. charged with be
Ing the man in the Hercules auto
which several mornings past. ran into
and seriously injured Mr. and Mrs
&. W clark and injured their horses
and cows on Fairmont avenue. Taken
before the mayor he was fined s1OO
and costs. Following his release BY
Mayor Bowen. Johnson was arrested
0n state warrant and gave bond OF
$500 for his appearance Tuesday be
fore Justice Y. Leigh Fleming re "a
charged with assault with intent 10
XIII Johnson says he took the car
from the garage without the knowl
edFe Of rs owners. local business men
and was driving through "a blinding
rain and did not SOC the buggy ahead
until he crashed into o. Great indig.
nation on the part or the public was
aroused because no lospod from tho
car and ran away In the darkrcaa
leaving The two victims of tho wreck
h'lploss and without aid in the drcch.
ine rain under tho ruins of the buggy
He explained that hc was panic
stricken and thinkinr 'hp two wero
dead ho ran away
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
GOMPERS WILL NOT
MAKE ADDRESS

WASHINGTON. Sept 2f.-samueI
Gompers. president OF the American
Federation OF Labor. made public 70
day letter he had written Major
General Wood declining an invitation
10 speak az the Plattsburg. N. y. citi
zen's training camp.
Mr.. Gompers wrote that he realized
nations could not disarm under present
conditions and advocated a small
STANDING army with opportunity 70,
the masses Of the people TO prepsre
themselves for defense OF the country
beprecating any tendency toward miit
iarlsm. however. he declared that the
FIactlce of requiring applicants for
admission 10 military camps 20 file
records Of their professions or calIinrs
enabled the officers in charge 10 Gre
ate and encourage undcmocrauc cus
IONS
you know. OF course" no concluded
That while the organized labor move
ment advocates poacc. tt advocate
peace founded upon Justice and NOT
peace 90 any price our experience
with The practical affairs OF NE has
iaufft us That We can secure Justice
and rccornifion for our necessary de-
manda only when We are prepared to
protect our demand and to enforce
our Ideals OF justice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
MANY FORMER RESIDENTS
PRESENT YESTERDAY AND
ENJOYED FESTIVITIES.
Hon c f. Cauigan and Prosecutor
Parriott Deliver Addresses
Closes Today.
BY FRANK 7. SMITH
Stan Correspondent.

CAMERON. W. Va. Sept. ef.-The
second day Of the Home Coming cele.
brauon is now recorded IN the annals
81 history az one OF the most sue
cessful days ever enjoyed BY this town
Tor many years Fully 2 900 people a..
tended The festivities Of the day from
an points in Marshall and surrounding
counties. From the early hours OF
the morn until late this evening hun.
dreds arrived on an incoming trains.
hY automobiles and other means OF
transportation.
cameron is justly proud Of her cf.
forts and are already planning another
celebration Tor next year This. their
irst has 20 far proven -uccessfuI In
overy way. Nof one person has worked
Tor t's success bur tho whole fogrn.
has lshored nighf and day 10 make if
enc thar will be- f0nR remembered
by aI And truly their labors are
hearing fruit
Several who have not been in town
IN many yoarF took advantage ~ tho
Home Cominr celebration ~ return 10
IRE place of their childhood ~ O.
Coo. ono of the oidesf f0 return came
down from H0und-tIif &c. GO. was
born in This community and made f
his residence until 10 wears aro when
hr moved f1 NoundrtIflc When the
tConsuusa on Fars rinel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
WHEELING MEN GO
UP FOR CONTEMPT

MARTtNSBURG. w. Va Sent "a
IN tne federal court here thie after
non. judge A. q. Dayton sanfrncad
Roberts and George smith of
wheeling. vs.. Va. 10 nffeou dsvs In
the Mauinsburg iau FOR corfoppt of
court IN connection with their activity
H. employees of state proHIbifion
agents. Roberts and smith stated
mat They bad been cmpi0vcd to Gather
evidence against vioiafors of tho frd
fral liquor law in the Whceiine die
tlct and that their method was fo
purchase liquor from "epratrsrIas.
and 'bootlorFcrs" and then Inform on
lhrm. They were paid small weekly
salary hy The prohibition agents and
also rnitIng fees and MILEAGE for fr..
iliyinr before Grand iurar and Ir fbs
flai on cases in court smith 4p.
peafed before The erfnd iurs here 'n
such o. state % lntoNicatfrn as f1 be-
unable t0 testify and was placed I1
laI unfl ha became sober Roberts
Ignored The court order to appear and
ifsIIiy Tho HrHrd jury and tho dia.
NIrt attorney recommended f1 JUDGE
Dayton That The men br punished ana
IudFo Dayton declared inat he would
break up thia practice by imposing
hfaFv penalties in thc future
M Moore. arrested af parter..
hurE. on 1 rOuutorfoifiur CHARGE. To-.
day. entered plea OF havlne aruriorr
COINS Hnd counirrfcItinr tools In bis
posse. ION and waa sentenced fo ono
year in poni'ontary hy tudrc Dayton