The evening herald., November 18, 1922, Image 1

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OFFICIAL PAPEROfit:,
KLAMATH COUNTY AND
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Dougan Building Is Declared
Lawful Court House by
Judge Skipworth
Another and, peih.ip', final chapter was written in
the court liouec cum, designated as Frank Ward vs.
Klamath county, H. If. Bunnell, Bun'ell Short, Ash For-
dyce, et al, today when a decree handed down by .Indgc
(J. F. Skipworth of Fugcne. in which the Dougan court
house on Block ijfi is declared the legal court house of
Klamath county, was f.Ied in
Based on findings which consist of a resume of the
ontim nrni-OOfliiit'H lli ilorrno rlpchirnu flic Dfiucrjiii
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buiKimg tiie ouiciai court hom:c, resirains and enjoins
the defendant.' and their Miccessors from expending any
Author sums for completion of tho Hot Springs building
and from making any further IovIob for that purno.se. It
orders that the sum of Slfi.OOO levied for completion of,
ix jail in the Hot Springs building be expended for the
same purpose in the Dougan building, and renders judg
ment for costs in favor of the plaintiff.
Dccrc; in K. D. Suit
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A decree was also handed down dismissing the case
f iiuhv "lin twsw I. .nil. 1. 1 uwnii lliniitiocill UIU WilDU
brought againtt the Klainhth Develoinnent company by
Klamath county, in which the county sought to compel
deliver 'of title to Block
from escrow by the K. I), company after the county had ; north n.i tnuth traffm routM m
failed to comp'lv with its agreement to complete a court, ' tranontimntai ri m
house on Block'lO. I w'l "tM "ll?" '"" """
m hu iiudinRa Ju.igo HUpnorih! NEW PROGRAM FOR !TO SEEK NEW TRIAL
rltril, In art. aa fnllowk' i ,..., nnAnncrn ( -
That on Juno 30. 101 1. th0 K
J), roniliany rxeriilnl a ilwl to
' Kluhiatli rounly wllh"hn"Vrollnfi
tbatv n court limim lm TcetM on
Itlock 10 within flm yearn.
1ihI In lrnnr
Kiili-r ft ili-Pil convoylnK tho prop
erly was plated In rrow, tonPthr
villi liutructlon for Hn itellrory
' whni thn court hourfo wai complrt
od and tccama tho aoal of nnvcrn
incut for Klamath County.
Tho K. 0. comti.it) tutor intend
ru ma i.uio ii i' ..
1918.
Klamath county abandon! d eon
Blructlon of tha llluck 10 lnillilltiR
aftor It wna 40 por cent completed
nt a cott nf l60.ono, nnd entered
lulu a contract with J. M. Doiiriui
company for eiertluii of u rourt
lioiira on Illock 3li.
After cnmplollnn uf thn court
tihuiu on Illock ST. tho county re
fused in piy tho 32.r."l.'J5 hnl.
mini iimIiu: Doticall. Sujt lo cotnptd
payment wan lout by Douriiii In Ihu
'circuit court hem, but tho duclalou
Inter waa rowiwd by fthu aupremo
court.
Umil'iiii llullilliiK' Couiplelo
At tbla tlmo tho Doiikiiii bnllJIiiK
wan rnmplulu imept for Iho Jail.
That tho durendiinla, Ilunnell,
Short nnd I'ordjco wronr.fully nnd
unlawfully refuxed to occupy
Iho I
i .
Doiican hulldlnit for court homo
jnirimsoa or to poimll thn eouuty
offiron lo occupy ranin. j
Tho DoiiRnii hulldlni; wnt lined.
for n circuit court on Dccomhcr 10, 1
Ju20, nnd hna heun lined continually
for that pttrpouo hIiico that 1 lino
That about Dccombor 10, 1'.'20.
tho defoudautii pulillnhoil iinlliuiilea
of tl.it nmoiinlH to ho rnlniMl by tax
ation, Incluillm; Uuiiik of fll.ooo
and K'0,000 for complellou of lliu
lint HprliiKa bulldlnc.
That thu DoiiKau luilldtnR cost
$137,000 mid It would coil, upprox
Imatoly lfiO,000 to comploto tho
l!ot SprlnitH luillilliiK.
That tho itufondanl. Klamath
county, b Iho ownor nt thn DouKan
hulldlnK. which In roady for oosu-
fpancy, and roruc'oii to 'occupy nunto
I ..!... ...nl... ... ..Ill ,..'.
nun i.ru niniiiiiiiif, uiu.iuj- im i-uiumj r
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offlcoH elsowhoro
l'lii lluniii Omit
That tho flio hiunrd U Kioat In
tho woodon hulldliiK whoro rernrda
..n alni-Ail nlnl lltn. nit rnrnrilil
should bo romovod to tho ,)ottBan! rr l.C.t pilrr. for tonlBht, an thai
... .. I thoso who woro unublo to nttond
' That" Klamath county ha 110 ' Jho othor nlghls vlll bo aaanred of
rlRlil. Utlo or Intorunt In Illock 10.hav, n onual or bl,ltor clm,,CQ
That on nocombov 13, 1021, ',m "' ...
-;"-l Tho onteirlnlninei t Ih open to Iho
w' (CpnUiiiicit ui I'ngo u) . rjoniiritl mbMo,
the circuit court hero.
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i
10. The title was dithdrawn
OLiiic riwrujtu
BY FARM BLOC HEAD!
y "- rt-"t --
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r...r or iirpiioiirnn iwiy umrci
. Hy Nrui.tr r.ippi-r to IH-prnl
mi .uiopiion
WA8II1NOTON. . (!..
Nav. 18.-
tlv0 1kIj1.i
....
A lnocram of "ronatruetlv
tlon" coupled with n dfclaratl.is
Hcaliut the ndmlnlntratlon ahlp auU
mill v hill wi mini iinri-.l lo.lav liy
Konator Cipper, republican. Kanwa
.t.,,...,.... of ,i. ,,. farm bloc.
"- - ---.-.. ,..-
PniiiMr .loelnrivl hat If thn r.
nubllcmi nartv wm lo conllnuo in
power it mul fumlali n conntructlv
pronram, Includlns a complvto rural
rra.lll vi.lii... in nrnvl.tn furmnrit nnd
itorkmitn with no ailfwiitnlo fln.mcla
ayateiii, murl ratluro frelnht taliwt
limit repeal thn Ijw' I'.l.'Ini; tho In
temlnlo eonuncrro rommUKlou con
Irol oxrn Mtnto i.iIom, inuit inrry out
tho pollry for n better liiiirki'llni
HJHtl'll). lllllkt pu mUMtlo SUojI.h do
vnhHOiii'iit In llunry I'ord'a bamlH
nun iiiukii iiudUtriliiiled kurplui
and Kluck ilhliliMil pay their uhnro
toward mnlntnnuneo of tiro covern
moiit, nnd iniut para o runiUtutlonnl
nmeudnipot prtliliiltln,. tax oempl
liacurlllei.
LAST WESTERN NIGHT
Klf.s'
Iliilrilnliiimnl. ToiiIkIiI
f1.)) llcM of All
Will
Toulnht will murk llio laat ot tho
y.Wi Wentorn Nlishta
ontettiilumont
and proparntlonH nro Imln;; inudo for
ii rrowil far excoedlnit tlioao of
Tliiimluy anil l'riday.
Tito oxlr.k hartDr.der has heun
found, tho "RiimbllnK" w.oeM huvo
bom olliid nnd pollshud to Innriiao
tlielr Hpcnd, mid owry piopanitlou
iiiiulo for n IiIk tlmo.
Hull Coin" In Hales
"Hull coin" In halm Ih dtucle, In
rcmlltirsa to nxchaiiKo Air coin of
tho i calm, Tho phony msouhacka
nro Iho only ouch accepted nt tho
tiUik'9, but thoy bring thu rcuulrcd
r.l'llou. Ami i.t' each tplii ot u
' y '
V U.C0I
flonio loltor will walk oft
will, n limit nil iirnnr fnr n rlr.l uf
I "M " "' -
(ood ,n iiuw hat, an auto robo'or
nny ono ot hunJroda ut vnluablo
ptlxtvi,
Tor tho l.lka luvo roseivod their
VAaa MAAM fi
FBI SRTQE
MIL HEffiERS
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Plan for Consolidation Ir.
Laid Bcfotc Commission
by Burlington Head
Washington. i. c. Nov. is.-
.'onM.iiuiion t raiironds in iiic
Wmt nlinnld rct-iill In Hie crcntloB
in lour nrimi nysiom", nacn mihim
terminal on iiio i-ariiic aBli cuii'man irti an iiaa iitair .ir .:
co.isti ami m C'lileaRii or .. lula lied vlth grria lialr rll.lmn. and
....... ....... . ... .....
rrmuueni iibio iiuhifii ih urn imi
.. ... .....
Ilnnlon raiiruau awtncii iwmy ni
I he Ititpirtato commerce rornmlsiloi
hn.irlnK on auirRMtetl mcTKtrn.
Hit (ippwMil Ihp tentallro pinna a
tm (.omiiihwlon for a coniolldalloii
of nnrlliwttil road Into two
Ixmr In audi milliner n to Miarati
III rnllroud oml tha Northern liv
rlfi froai tho (Jtost Northarn, bb-
KiMtiiiK that the emnmltftlon conilil- j
it.. M.lalanl.lltfu rt AtftM llfMt
, rnmi,t)tioBa of rniiroada atretchinc
, mmlilnatloB
tiimm;iiniit
' ltotae'i
the Weat.
wild. Iiotevrr. thnl tin
r.irraiiijmant aimuM maintau
jIr4, ,4,r itll1lpM Will Altrtnpt i
H'cnpc Murli'r Ifmlty
1.03 ANOKM:8. Nor. lS.-lIm
' !-. tll.llll itikiii ImIo.1 rf aukAbtlil
um ....... ., .-....-. . -vw ...
! murder for baatlnc Mm. Al-
.... ...-w.. ,w-v
I drath with n Immmar. will aek a
I ....... i -l -I .! If Iknt U itnloil. will
n"w trial .and If that U denied, will
! appeal fiom tho- verdict, It waa an -
i ........t i... it..i..m A llnrrt.trlnn.
' noutiri'd by llertram A
llnrrliiRton.
J her attorney.
' "Thorn U .1 fatal error In
Hint
i record mid finally Clara I'hllUpa
will lm fraod." HurrlnKton ralU. 'I
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' will not flllt tho fUht Until SHO li.
!
I Thy motion for a now trial will
ho "'ll" w,lcrt Mr- 1M,nUt'3 u 9a'
tcucod .Monday.
' (lllHillllln V.Tilll t.
I Tho verdict, Ilic:i wat li
com
j prtimlio ono from n Jury of nine
men nmi tnroo womun. latrim
penally of from tan ytart to llfo
Iinprltonuiont.
"I expected to hi aciulttod," Xtra.
l'lillllpa anld. In iflmnuntliiK mi Iho
I vrrdlrU "Tticj- didn't i;lvo ma a
I fair doal. I am t:olr. to ntk my at
torney to nppual. nnd bolle.o with
nnother trial I en ho nequUtcil. 3
.in.. 'i (M.ii t uilt ... i iii ilia mini-
......... ,.'.. x, . i" .. .......
lu.illn. V
...iv .. .. ... ...-.v.
Iho H.I IHO )0
Im 1 luo lr. It
wouldn't innlie iiiiuli illffurwioo toi
mo. All my nope aro rriuuoii, .iny
A.iy."
NO JOBS FOR K. K.K.
New (ioinnoe N Kvpt'.-luJ lo I'lnj
llafo I'ulKlts
H.I,i:.M, Oio.. Nov. 18. Uuc.iuiio
Clovornor-eleet Walter M. I'lcrco will
probabjy find It iiociiw.ary to xloar
Iho' whip of hlnto uv.ny from. Ku
Klu Klun Influi'iiru wlien ho a--
Hiininn thn .ltitiM nf iho i.xtniiiio
offlco, It M not bollovod horo that
ho wilt appoint I'. 1.. Clifford ot
Portland to tlio offlco of ctnto In
nurancu eommlFKlouor or any othor
Htuto offoo, Thlii bollof. it h auld,
uloo prevails In rorllaud.
If tho now jtowvrnor playa snfo
pnlltlca It la doubtful la lio will aho
tlio lOCOKiiltlon ot appointment to
nny imraoua who nro particularly
nnd publicly nctlvo with tlio Wan.
Tho roriot lielilnd Iho specula,
tlon is Hint hucIi locojinltlou nc
rordo.l Iho Ku Kins Klan would
brltiB uprjii 'Iho now Rovornor tho
rum lly, not only ot tho general
mass of opponent of Iho kl.ui, .but
oho nt (ho 1'edcrntod l'atrlollo go
tU'lli'ft, whlcli Iti bitter In Its oppn
Hllloi) lo llic Ipoded c,nrY
... ,,. , ,,....,. ,.i,i. 'or. Itutlj Nouton; Suleoii Hum,
I could fuoo llfo In that place with, .. ' ..,
i "Vi " i-v t-iiv r jWu j-njjrarj-j-LtLrtruiAr.i-Lij r jj
75 FRESHMEN ARE
USHERED INTO H. S.
WITH INITIATION
"1Z IlTiZ. T7v,',, iET
llontt:. Arntli lleltl III:: Hlicr--.
k. cnty tiro "gri'i-n" frr-toman
umv officially iiBimrod ni Ki.m.iath county, slate of Oregon,
m'i. rowiiy iiih Kh..oi ii ninbi strained and enjoined from levying or collecting the pro
1 yVTl ."'J.-" ! ",'ponel tax levy which was proposed to have been levied
, !,, oi i iU Siiiu Z '- nT' ' or the year 1920, the mm of $50,000 for the court house
of tiio ijem isittition rmdni. vcr construction on uiock iu, not aj)nnga aciuiuon 10 iviuni
ifM here. , j alh Falls, Oregon, or any part thereof, and the said de-
aii tho rrOTimina imya w, kao
p.-i8ts. hid, aad cnrriw fa
vthlrli vartatl In U from n
i ; --' ..-.-
pick 10 uriuin (Iltlbr. TH :r o li-
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wuio un.
i
, i intla grtan K'ii an I1u!r rhrr-kl
aaa forehoail was. tho Tlret rft f;
Ui laltlaUun, ullftr wtilob lkr wore
jtikrn la tko ihrIM Iwll and :iMorrd
. " wairB mr prnuraBi.
vMllom VtenlAv
Tho nnterlaiHniMl w funlr'.ifd
by tatmttcra of thfl Ctnlor ctaia, un
der tho anporvUlon of taclr iilrl
on Ulm WnadA Hrwn. aiid Mi-
CUmticttl Kny.
AlVrrt Moorlaatl reprotentH !i!m
tolf aa a aalotmnti for Ttdlaea'a v.r.t:
phonograph, wltlch lie prn-iunrcd
to wr.adrrfiil that whwi a p..c i
playod a prnn wi.uM ct-i.ii!j- lm
atlne tWy my Hi rncord an d m;1.
After thin aanouncwuant tho pri
Krmiv follow ud, tlie oliarart -r pi-
iTlnit tlic te throucli lli doi.r
of the tmn phHionrai!i.
l) Im Ullta and l.'orlnll Cintrail
I unfa h liurlflwiHa pnrforwaap of Ho
isoo and Jullnt nuich to Up deHght
or tko audteiicn. ' "
Tho next was an I'nrlo Juati
on (f R Umw wJ)o J(ib(
, ,m,llN, ,0 a Ss ..j.
'nulled and acted by I.oalla IVyton
f0 Wc lha( h rc;olroU lK1 d
. .
ap.,IaBSC,
1 lnstl
!
umrntiil (Jii.irtttt
An Instrumental (juartetlo conitioo-
"1 of Mis Won da llronn. Ituuoll
Crandall. WViltur Short, n'ld Irtlnp
McCall. nil of whom ftrt In ludl
rrnun rnatume. nlavo.1 a real "Jan
I p
. .. . a a . . w
neeo for tlio IIBXt ?!ectlon. the
rtudeati faotettlnB In tl.elr onrore
that tho icord had boon played.
I. sua .Miller wan tho noxt per
former wlth'n scarf dance, plenslnn
the students with Imr utuuual abll-
Hy.
Thu lait v.ax a panlomlno of llob-
ert Hrlc-o'n poem, "Tlio Shooting
of Oiiii McCrow." The chnracteri
laaiied fot th from the phuoocniph
with placards lnrlnic their book
imm&i on tlielr Imrl.s. t Iho rnrd
t.ihlo and Ihu bar whnii to.ild aluo
bo dlHllliRHlhiHl by 1 1 mm. Tho
eliarautorx woro : 1-atly l.ott, Mal
Ouanoholui Dan MtCrow, Until l.oy,
Ktraitcor, Knthryn I'lrlth; It.ir.tlme
'-hi. Hlliahetli MiiBiilns; Mar Tend-
.-.;...'
'.iiiniu .tiii'iiiiiimm , i no I'uum h.ii
lead by Jaunts .MniinltiK. Tho har
i.ctora, uetttns. aad anlns wero all
builtuquid, mid l.apt tlio. Iioyu mid
Klrln In eouutmit IuukIii. r to t!n
lijilih.
Iiilll.ittoui I'iiIIjui-iI
Initiation ot tho froKhniiu follow
I Imiuodltitoly r.ftor tho tuilorlaln
ment. Tho fiofluiMii wuro blind
foldol, hroiigl.t buforo ilia JuiIko,
and nnardud elthor thn first, hoc
oml, or tlilul degrees a'-cordlni; to
tholr provlout behavior.
Many tjluiili followvtl at tho ox
ponso or too irosiuiian nova ami
KtrU. Tho ftoahman boa woro pad
dl eil by tho upporclaiumcii nrcoid
ItiK to tho alio of tho p.i.ldlu biotiKht
by tho "ronka," unit thoio who
broiiKht tho bl:i;oat paddlei woro tho
hnpplud. Tho lntttiltoa elided with
tho ruining ot tho gauntlet by ihu
third deisruo boya, eomroHOd ot the
fdotball squat armed with pnddloa.
Ileriotliiiients Scivoil
Tho ovcnlns ondod with tho sorv
lint ot u'ficaiimonts which conalstuil
of leu rreain, cnl.o, nnd punch. From
tho amount toiuumod tills appeared
to bo tho most popular part ot Uitf
proKvam.
Thu hall avu3 bcnutltu'ly decora
tod with tho hieh schopl'fl colors,
i oil unit white, and tho banquet room
with tho freflhroan'fi colors, blue nnd
Hold,
Following is the decree
the findings ,in which the
' 1S decreed the lawful and
i am ceunty:
li l con?idorcd, ordered,
I"'" v wn miy imiiiuwi v.umgr .uu wit. uiiimiuiiio.iv. ii,
Bunnell, Burrell Short and
' eewors in office) constituting
-.. , ., i .n rr
lciulanLs mm cacii oi tnem,
a.i.itwi,e an(i they are hercbv further restrained and enjoined
;rti from levying and collecting the pid item of ; 514,000
. .: " . .
I miecejianeous lunu or any
! same shall 1)8 applied 111 the
.!.. i 1. 1...SI.1!
m inn COIUT HUIISCI IJUlKllIllT
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addition; that the defendants Klamath county, R. H.
Bunnell, Burrell Short and Asa Fordycc, constituting the
county court for said Klamath County, Oregon, and their
fuccessors in office, be and they are hereby restrained
and enjoined from expending any money or entering into
any contract, or incurring any obligation of aiiy kind or
character for or on behalf of Klamath county, Oregon, m
the building or completion of any court house on said
Block 10, Hot Springs addition.
And it is hereby further decreed that the said county
court of said county be and they are hereby restrained
and enjoined from entering upon the records of Klamath
county any levy for the said purposes aforesaid or re-
, . J t i i n c 'i . i... Mj u
porting such levy to the assessor of said county and the
defendant shenff or his successor in office is hereby re-
strained from collecting or attempting to collect any
taxes for such purpose, and that the defendant county
assessor, or his successor in office, be enjoined and re-
.trained from extending any such taxes upon tiie tax roll
of said county, and that the defendant county clerk, or
his successor in office be and ho is hereby enjoined and -
restrained from making any entiy on the records of said
Klamath countv of any tax levy for the purpose afore-
i
It is hereby further considered, ordered, adjudged I
di . ,l . ,. .i . , , . ..
decreed that the court house constructed by J. M.
Dougan company on said Block 35 of the Town of Link-'
ville, now Klamath Falls. Orerron. be and ih Mm. !
hereby decreed to be the lawful and legal court house of
said Klamath County, Oregon, and that the same be and
is hereby decreed to be a tufficient and adequate build
ing for all county purposes and that the defendant,
Klamath county and the county court and their suc
cessors in office of said county court be and they are
hereby restrained and enjoined from completing or con
structing a court house on said Block 10, Hot Springs
Addition.
It is hereby further considered, ordered, adjudged
and decreed that the sum of $15,000.00 which has here
tofore been levied as taxes upon the taxable property of
Klamath county, Oregon, for the purposes of completing
a jail in the building on Block 10, Hot Springs addition,
be and the same is hereby ordered and decreed by this
court to bo used and expended in the equipment and in
stallation of proper jail facilities in the sa'.d Dougan
court house, constructed on said Block 35 in tho City of
Klamath Falls; that the plaintiff have and recover judg
ment, and judgment is hereby rendered in favor of the
plaintiff and against tho defendant, Klamath county, for
plaintiff's costs and disbursements herein.
Dated this ICth day of November, A. D. 1922.
G. P. .SKIPWORTH, Judge.
o
(tl.V.sTANTI.SOlM.i: (Wf.SIv; t.(;riok ,reiie.I of .iino)lnjj Voiiiir
(iiitia' asxuw, wivis (,,rl8 , ,A.ino niy
!
CONr.TANTINOl'I.K, Nv IK, John Murphy, n Orcek held In
0
tiio nuuiina urn ami la
dies of tho harem nro oor-
wholmed with jtrlof nnd dismay
oer Iho aullaa'a fllKht. ltafot
I'.Hlia. nationalist jtovornor of C
? Constantinople, said tho Tur
klnli uattonalliitii eonnldor thai
tho aultaln by his fllKht s-r-.
rcndeied tho Oallplia.to, ua ne
coi'illiiK lo tho Moslem lnw when
n sultan leaves Turkish sell nnd
(t ontriv Christian territory he
plucoi hlmsolf uudor Christian
protoctlou and thereby loses O
Ihs Cnllphato.
ooo.
Dlt. SMITH ItKSlOXS
SAiaiM, Nov. 18, Ur. Andrew"
0. Smith of Portland, a member ot
tho stato board ot health for ?G
years, today resigned aa n protest
tiKolnsit Olcotl's defeat,
of Judge Skipworth, based on
Dougan court house on Block
legal court house of Klam-j
adjudged and decreed that
Asa Fordycc (and their suc-
the county court for Klam-
be and they arc hereby re
I n 1 !!, . Trl
anu tneir successors in OUice
. .. ...' . a
part ineicyi, t-u xu n.
construction Or completion
M T1I..1. 1fl 13, DniMiwyn
Oil HillU illUClv XU. JT1UI. Olllinuo
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I
MURPHY IS FINED $50
Jail on tho tiinrpu ot annoyluR younR
flrls, appeared in Justlco court yti
terday uttornoou and was fined SCO
nnd costs with n four months sus
pended sentence. Murphy paid tho
flno nnd cost ami wna allowed to
Ko freo with tho undorstandlni; that
ho will loavo town within
clays.
M.utKirr iiKPOitT
a few
POUTI.ANI), Nov. 18 Cattlo and
hoga steady. Sheep steady at G5c
advauco latu yeatorday. East moun
tain laums, Sll.00 to S11.50. Kggt.
and butter scarce Wheat Sl,16 to
$1.8.
FOOTBALL
Final Princeton 3, Ya,lo 0,
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Georges Clemenceau Gt
Hb SUrt in U. S. Pn-p
feMor in GirU' SchoI
NKW YORK, Nov. 18. Jeore
cimcnccau, th0 French tttut:;'
ZnX
,.M0 wlint a rcpub,c ,), i00ka
ukc." li hack In town again.
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" vvv" - .w.-...m.
JSSvTaLw?.'1 b5"fc2
, wlll Tmtl,a ,,cro a mtl0 ;, ritj
for ho has a number of old ratropei:
an acquaintance to renew om
of ,thom 7'!h por,on' b,ut .f0'?'
iTtlTmZZLK '
h0 ienrnod to know and te: rotero
t whiio yet a boy.
Hem on own Hook
Tho maker and breaker of mln
utorio. a cicmenccau hat como to,
bo known becauso of tho tromendoM
pwcr he onco held in tno political
""al ! ; J here m
own hook and unofficially to preaeat
tno CMo f nMtt t0 th0 XutnMm
pcopiC( tttld taU no wm d0-ia tu
( lanRuaccT ot the mama, for Mt
only doc he apeak Kngiuh, tu
fPcak " A'rlen,?aiw,tl?s,
yJFJ'
w,th AmcrIi.n tUn6 ,or a-tW
tii'6 uec'a'd - -".;.
it wa back in i6 that youn Dr.
ciomenccau. ju.t turned as. tint
iioppcu ninoro in no iurs. nn
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' ". poverty, but the case of .hiny
new aurRlcal Instrumoats, bit only
o:hcr posxcM,on, I0,d h, future
or so ho thought at tho time.
Kcrrni I'rUon Term
Hack ot him, he belloved, lay nil
political career, which was not much
to boast of. Ho has served a short
term In prison for actftltlei In be
half ot the republic, and had been
Invited to leave Franco for falling to
resist further temptations along tM.
samo lino upon gaining bis freedom.'
Attcr all, ho concluded, the medical
profenslon, which had supported six
goauratlons of Clemen ceaus botore
him, wra superior to politic.
Promised a small monthly remit
tanco from his father, tho futuro
war premier ot Franco established
himself In what is now thu Oreen
wlch VIIIsro soetlcm of Now York
and began to practice medlclno. His
field was tha largo Froncn popula
tion then living around Washington
Squaro, and while ho succeeded In
differently well In obtaining pa
tlents, his collections toll hopelessly
bdlow his needs.
This prompted him to commuol
cat0 with tho Paris Temps, for
which ho subsequently wrote a ser
ies ot brilliant letters describing
conditions In America. This cor
respondence bolstered up his income
to a cortnln oxtcnt, but tho remit
tances from homo had slopped Id the
meantime, henco ho, still was In tho
meshes of poverty. ' v
Worker In Library
Forced to strike out on a dif
ferent tack, ho obtalne'd a position
In a library, where ho roraalned for
two years, tho happiest ones ot hit
)lfo, ho said not long ago. Libraries
woro not used much In those days,
and tho young Frenchman had am
plo tlmo to hoc I n do himself among
tho books, reading tho best phlloso-
phcra and historians while bo par
fected his Kngllsh. ,v. ,
"Thoru my mind acquired, what K
lacked, and my Intolloct eoMBlatiid),
Its formation," ho wroto years after--, ,
ward. '
In tho ovonlng tho young stujwrt
would Invariably bo found at VfaffV
a famous old Gorman rostauraat "l
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LECTURE TOUff
l.o wor prondway, where In the MtW , "" "J
sixties met the llttlo group of ) -'
brltlos presided Wr by Hewy piM, " ' ;
Tho day of Frltx Jaa; "'rami,' .""tv c
Wult Whitman, Qeowr,AjmtH mtf- ', '
Charea Dawson Bhaaley Tlara ,
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