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WEATHER FORECAST
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF
KLAMATH COUNTY AND
OF KLAMATH FALLS '
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Member of the Associated Prea
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KLAMATH I'ALI.H, OHI.O.N',rU'll IIHU, SnVVMW'.U 2X, lll
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DECISION NOT
REACHED, COURT'
HOUSE APPEAL:
I
County Judge Indicates. Ac
tion Will Be Based on
Move of K. D. Company
Wi.rti.rr nil appeal win in ...nun
from Judgn Hklpworlir decision nil
llm rimrt homo rnn Im nut been !
decided nnit tin ilrcMmi iiltlter way
will be. liBHtlly made, said t'"""y!Wcl ,1,,., inn. lili.l lifrnr
Judgo II. II. Iluniifll Untax. HUM- r(llir ,,,, vv,m,
noil Iiiii Jut returned from I'm I ' n,.n i,.ni.i ,.
noil Iiiii Jut returned frnm foil-
land where ho attended llm "ItH"'
highway rniiimlcdnii meeting nml
conferral with llm Portlai. dnltor (
try reliilncd In llm ninrl hnii-m
ri""' I
llutinell would tint say iipnit what I
Itio ilpcUlun wniihl rint but linll-,
cntnl Hint It wdiiI.I ik-iicinl muni"
wtist on thn nctlnn uf tlin Kliiinath
llitYcloyini'iit rniniuny In tliu mat
trr of title tn lltnck in. ill nf tlio
Hot HprlnK ulriicluro lln kiiM
(till Hip ('011111) court's flttlit hail
turn to imvn tliul prnperty for thn
rounly, nlnrn thn county nlrr.nl
lia uprnt a lurxn turn tliTn mill
khoutil bo rrKmlril a havlnn mi
equity. HtinuM nil nppn.il mil bn
tuailp, hi nalil, llierc win mi ilntlnlli'
m-uranc Hint thn K. I) rompnny
would turn thn property over to tliu
county an hail been propona I.
Amilt K. It, Arllnii
flucli aimirunrn wouM iircannarlly
havo to be Irsal form nml blndlnt; ;
on thn K. I), company, hn pointed , mid nl Hcnmllnavlnn hull Wrilnos
out. lie did not say that should day eMiiln. Nmnmbpr S!i. If this
such asturanre bit Klvrn that Ihu. Is nut the fsntcut flRhtfciil itcen-hcrn
appr.il would Iip dropped, but sta-lfor ninny monnn, Hum all. dope Is
trd, In effect, that It would itlvo ' wrunu and both Kwlndler ami Knpi u
lh county court u baU from which , am l'hliie-n Inundiynieti.
lo plait a courr. ot,artn. . -j W.ktln KwlnHIc tl!l.hH 1" on li
lluunill .aid that llm Portland at- ",um, l"r. In wlKhl in?r Ks
lorneys had n-jrrvil to carry tho 1,,n ,I la,"r " "' x'
cs-n to the supremo court wlthnul 1 1''1H" ' '' ""I" Hn has fouKht
toil tn thn county. Ilo bellied ! n"'1' J"1'1'""" 'harley l.loyd and
that It would be pnstlhl.i In limn "",r Hnolcher. True, hn ha
the supre.n.. court take action on '"" ""Mwlly. '-u I I John
Ih. ca.o shortly afler the first of "n '" ,,rBW ' """ flr" '' "f
thn year, lint alt.cn DO days nm'f"ur rm""11' ,M U,p "'c"n'1 maM
allowcl for flllnK notice of appeal. J-'"" wnI '"' "IrrUliin. Johnson
nn hasty action would be taken .". '''' "" " A i: K.
either way. ' rhamploii, and In rated by many as
Toiirhlng on thn feeling of the
community toward thn court hounn
controversy, llunnell a.ild hn did not
doubt bill that everybody was sick
of thn fight, trial he. was sick Of II
and had been for somn time, lln
reftiso.l lo ncrce, however, with thn
puggesllnn Hull thn majority of thn
people arc not behind him, nor
that thn election of Martin in rum.
nilstlonrr wna u direct rnhtikn illr-'
ected at him. I
Kcomeil Hecnll
Thn lineal of a recall, ho assert
ed, did not scare him ut nil, nnd
should Unit action bn tnkon It would
only servo to makn him fight hard
er. Hn agreed that Klamath county
Is on tho vitro of nn era ot dnv
(dopmrnt, thai Kmnnth county luu
been Injured by thu unfnvornbl.i
publicity resulting from thn court
housn fight, and thai It would bo
better for tho community wero the i
affair wus brought to u apeedy end.
7TH. AUTO FATALITY
Portland ,Ut for .Monti, tlrim Willi
(Irndu' ("i-onslng (.'rimli
POHTI.AN1). Nov. 25. Tho sev
enth nutomobllo fntallly of tho
month wen on record today,
through tho death of Mrs, Myrtle
Itoblnson last night In a grade
crossing uccldunl, thl I tho womt
mouth In two yenra for nulo acci
dents, WI.WTHKIt PIIOHAIIII.rriKS
Thu Cyclii.Hliirniiigriiph nt Viidor-
wood a Phiirmiicy
I'lintlniieri lo flight
ier a high baio
metric pressure
'
Indicating n con
llnuiiiiro of ircH
ent wentlior con-
llillllllH,
KnrecnHt for next
24 hour.
Pnlr; continued
cool,
Tho Tyco record
ing, thermometer
reglHtered
maximum mid minimum
lumparatureii today, as follows
PjTV
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High 41
Low 22
3 KLAMATjH COUNTY
OFFICERS),. WILL GO
TO PEN-'sAYS I. W. W.
Tniiicilii Willi I'lilli'il Nlnli'N Mull
U Clinrui'il H) 'I )' lm-nl
I'liiiiiii lul Hon el iiry
Tlneo Klamath nullity official
nrn headed fur t lit state penltentlary
I lit llnli'lil, iiccill'illliK to Leonard lint
, tun, liii'iil "llniilirliil rerrelitiy" fur
; I In- I. W V
' "If Ihcrn It mi)' Jiullrp In
tlin
In
Dim
roiiitu the will p.ii to Halem",
, ilerlmi-d lln refuted In iiMtlli
(i(i.p( ,, ,,, ,, ,n .
.,,. ,...,, ,., ...,. Hllll
ccnHtlliilril um of I lut crimes. Ilu
Indicated lluil tin' evidence In nm-
i-nllcrind anil
it Im (alien.
' ii,,h.. .t..nir,t n.i n... i w w
v.,p, i, nvnM irlnl o( llio nls nif.m.
,, n,rt.il lirr... unil i.Inf.1 fur
,rM, , jn.,.mry l)r ivbruary. He
.,,,, ,,,. ttll, .,,,. ,r ,,, rawa
In come tn Irlnl In report pub-
ll.liml In Ilu Imltmt rlttt Worker.
Imiw.ait. Ilnltnli It iuntiil n nuylliK
tliul It U iloiilitfnl wlirlluT llm trliit
will nvcr roniii to court, ulncn Hut
"fat I of tin ran" ns nmiln imbllr
In paiiiihliti mill niMtipapi'rN illi
trlbuli'il hern hint r.ni-cil a chniiRp nf
hunt on thn purl of Kliwiinlli rill
zi'lia. FAST GO PREDICTED
INlM-irsnlitillrr
lln lift
Mnlili lMitnUr
Htiiunl llif
In
II) ItlliK.liln"
I'ulriiiu of thn squnrnd circle nre
certain of a run for t'helr iiinney
wIipu l.e- KpMn and Juo lUlndler
inn wnicni mini in uicei umitey.
Jnhtison welKhcd aroiiiid 200
, pounds mid Kspen nrouml 170. K--
pun enter llm rlnn hero at about
liiK, Im say.
I 'ciiulit riiaile) l.lojil
Kapeu ha twice fought Charley
liloyd In a draw, once In Oakland
mid once at Dreamland pavilion.
I Ul. l.'rviunl.,,.,, n...l 1 1.....I . I. ...,..,. I '
...... ,..,,,.,, .,,,, ,,,,. ,, nitvdirii
ICtiockiiul Kiivimky
fight was with thn
Kspen's last
colored giant.
Dick Doolnii. In Sacramento l.ui July
I. In which hn got the derUlun.
Kripen I nnfldent hn will defeat
Hwlndler, nllhough ho does not nn-
ilt.rm... Ili.lt (.rrntmnr nml litiu ri Itltfli
. . . . .. . I
leKiini mr iiim, iioiii as n unver nun
in a mun. Ho believe, however,
thai his lonr.er experience will give
him a decided advantage.
Thn dopn I that thn fight will go
10 round, but Hint' not a bo!
In this sort of n match one thinks
lung mid hard before parting wllh
the Iron men. A lot of tho tuiya who
nro willing to wnger their rent mou
ny nre likely to bo swayed by their
liking or dislike for nuo of the box i
or. '
I'iglitliig ('omliliintlon
ICupen Is 211. Ho I part Irish and
part Norwegian, it combination re
garded In Minnesota na unbeatable. J
This Is no grudgu flglit ami bom
men nrn on tho best of term. Nuv
mihele, both nro out to win
Hwlndler lay ho think ho will
"make It Interesting" for l.Mpeu.
GERMANS IN ACCORD
Iteliiihtng Votes ApptHivuI of rov
eiiiiiieiit'N Policy
1IKIU.IN, Nov. 25. Kelchstiig to
day voted approval of tho motion-
by llm Herman democrat euilois-
lug the government's declaration nf
policy, All piirtld voted far tho
motion wllh tho exception ot tho
comiiiiinlstu ami linen member of
tho mitl-scMiilllc puily, who voted
against approval. Chancellor Cuuu
told tho Itelchstag that tho gov
ernment had adopted tho noto sent
tho repnrntloiiH commission by tho
Into Wlrth government, asking a
mnralorum on reparation oxcept a
to deliveries for dovnatated areas.
fiiinair
I Lit
mr nunc.
RATE GOT WE
Injuuclioii Issued By Fed
eral Judnco Prevents
Tariff Reduction
I'OIITI.AM). Nov ::.. Tho otnfr
;;i'iirj' ti'iluc lion of tnlipbnnc rntM.
iinli'ru'l tiy llm public Mrtlco emit
nil'iilnii I'ffccllvo liprninbnr J, pnrul
Iiir .lurtlinr luvomiBatlon. 'wah hclil
up loilny by n Imnpornry Injiinellon
IihhI by Hires fmlrrnl Judem fill
Hiik on h.'iur.
Tho I'arlflp Talcphoits Telo
Krnph rompasy hl miarl;cil tlto
ciiimtlliitlo'intlly of ll: commlHlun'
nritnr ornl Dm i-nur t.olj that Hie
ilucKtlon had hon ilxciilc.1 nml Hint
llm Miicrni'iity rotns itioutil tint ro
Into nffi-ci
Tho t'iiiprnnry ratp affertnil
principally rural imnlce nnd limit
i'il Mrlc In I'nrtlaiul
PLAN COUNTY SURVEY
t'nniiiiittcn .ViiiihiI to l'oiiiilli'
Oil KliiiiKilli Iti'vniric.
Until
Tho comiiilttee renpcaslble for the
! compilation of data for the Klamath
county survey laitltuted by the
chamber uf comrierce was named by
II. W. Vannlco. lce-prei.Hentt this
inornlu na follewa: W. T. l.eo,
chairman, Herbert I. Nuwell, K. II.
Tliomii", A. J. Voyc, John A. McCall,
Krnnk Kextou, 'A. I Wlihard and
V. II. Heiidorson.
A meetltiK of the committee will
hn held In the early pari of the week
lo outline tho scope, nf tho sunny
with (ah of the mrnihur lieltiK re
npoimlbln for the coll. ctlon of n cor
yalo, ! f( liifwwjtln.i.
rrereui piaas mij mr ine mou
im i
mm
BY HISSIOI
comprehen.lv., survey ever under., meeting of, the -"'nlors tho offl-,
taken In the county. Sufficient time' rs hao urged tbnt alt members I
will bo tnkeu by tho committee tolbd present. Hoys desiring to Join,
lint only collect mfornir.tlon about '
every lino .of activity In tho county, j
bin to verify It a toll- correctness.!
A meelliii! of the local cemmittee:
tn iianitin ine supplementary cam, aavo cnuireii inc reiay race in u ttdent ascrtIons by repuulclan lend
pnlgu lo rW fun.li for the puhll-li-! Mnged ct 11 a. m. Thanksgiving ! ir that thn bill would pass by a
Ing ot th'a re-iort. as well as lo In i day. and It Is oipecte I that verernl mfe margin next Wednesday,
sure n geatro'i" working fund forimoro will enter. Teams from tho
the dliectorj during the winter'
month will bo bald Monday, ultra
... . . .. ..'... ...
captains for tho campaign will be
selected.
A concerted effort will .be made
lo bring every member on the nctlv
paid-up list, as well a to add to tho j
rolls numerous citizens who are not ,
at tho presoal lime actively affiliat
ed with the organization. II. N. Moo
I chairman of tbU committee.
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Husbands' Union Is Formed
Would Limit Pursuit of Man By Woman; Right
To Lnsl Word la Sought
IIA'-IIAMKNTO, : 2'. Aril
ilm of InrorporiHIon of "llrnllifrs
I mlisr tho Hfcla," an orRanlMtloa
havlni. ns lis avowpit purpn-n tho
"adviirallmi, prniillltc.il Ion nnil ctlm-
illation of li!ler!tl In thW rlghti ofcuitom by law.
marrfoil mun ami nvoryiiiinf ruIaUvoi e' " " wIvm aptrea to aurrmi-
lo lliolr wolMji'lltB." troro forwnrrt I ,kr ,1,6',r r'sllt to ,h'' "'"l ""!."
l to tho office of Sectary of Ktato W V," T? ,!" re;ntl, "laul,
. , , .... . I iliioitlnn tholr tlmu hrior(! rlKht of
Ppnl P .tnnlrin Wn.ln, ,lw ttiw. 11.1 ...
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n
'ITio projjoieil orgai.lMlIon Is to
bp lowitPil In lt Anseltf.y, nml five
'" AOKelei men nrn namil 83 illrec-;
lorn Jlorp aro thn ortlck
(ni TJils coi Herat Ion l orxAntzdil
on n mt:iibcr.ililp ba-.n unil not ns n
tocls company bcrauii?. Hiimaad of
munanui t'liRium lor nicmberlilp
could novor hold barV from thtslr
wive cnouKh mune to buy ertn ono
ham nf tock nr.il would thus be
barred from this, the oaly orcmlrn j
tln.i which can iirmiil-. them any
JUNIOR ELKS TO MEET,
III C..t.(ll.mi', Will It. InlllaliHl,
.Mumliy I'trnlii-
Ton candldales will W Initiated
by tho Junior Klks at tlm Klks'
templo Mondny ercnlni;,, with tho
Juniors In full charco of eersmon
les. Thu first business mcetlni;
of Hid new orcjultatlon will alto
be held. '
Th Junior Klks will consider.
plans for equipping a club room .
and for athletic arttvltlw. Ath.
telle procrams will probably bo i
sluKCd every two or th4M) weks. .
Hlncn III Li la thti first Inislnens ,
may obtain application blank from I
Albert Moorland or at tho Klks' J
templo. '
IVur teams of four runner each
country nre especially Invited. The
race will be from tlie Klks' temple to
the White Pelican hotel and return.
A pennant has been ordered and will
be swarded the winning team.
MAttKirr 1IKPOUT
I'OIITI.AM). Nov. 25. fattlo.
slow. Kgg and aheep steady. Kgga
unsettled, butter firm.
THE BUSY MAN'S NEWSPAPER
rnlU'f throuKh ntimlifM nnJ con
rortPil ii'tlon.
(b Tim imrmilt of ma by wm,in
lioultl bn limited to tho objoet of
matrimony. Huch pursuit It now ki
universal wb cannot lion to control
.,w auuirapiion; wn will bolp them
He nhoMi the age tolalu, Imwovcr In
conilntenl thofo totala may from
j llmo to llm bo.
(Ul V.'e aiiKRont we i!o not dare
eilvoctitn thai tho nocturnal rlfllnj
I of money nail letter from a hut-
b.itnf pocketn while ho ilumlwri,'!
, ouiclit lo bo illicouraR1.
(c) liulliirlni; tho truth about
ninny thlnr I rnvcaloi! In appropri-
atV namva, w0 advocate that; all mat).
roni otcr forty years of nun with
bobboil hair and knee tiklrta shall b
dMlRtiated r.s "Klappprs Antique."
OUST CHINA PREMIER
VmiK Cliun-.' Hill IIi-.I-'Iih 1'ollotv
In lmn DWliiKurcH
I'l'KI.VO. .Vov. 25 Premier
Wain; Chun? Hul rMli;nnl today.
The res.'cnatlons of tho entire cab
inet havo been In tho hands at
President I.I Yuan IIuiik slnco tho
arrest a week ago of Lo Wan Kan.
finance minister, on n cbarjo of ac
cepting n permnal commission In
conneclloli" with nscotlatlnn of the
pre-war loan with Austrian and
Cerman capitalists.
SHIP DEBATE ENDED-
,.,,, UmWtH Amw M(.nNUro
...
u'" ' iU" " s"fo 5'-"T?'n
I
WASHINGTON'. Nov. 25. Tho!
la-t .lay of general debato on tho
ghlpplng bill waa marked by con-
FOOTBALL RESULTS
I'llANKMN FIKI.U, i'lllLADKt
, PHIA. Nov. 25. Pinal, army 17
navy 1 1.
YAI.K IIOW1., NKW HAVKN, Nov.
25 Harvard defeated Yalo hero to
day. 10 to 3. Georges Clemeucoau
witnessed tho game. . .
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BASKETBALL GAMEf
Keillor nnil I'rf'imc ')iUiilo(fr U
J In mi to Dffriit In .J'lrjit
lllRli firlim,) Jfn-I
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The Junior won ovor thn froah-j
men and tb napbomorM ovr tho
ncnlom In the IiIrIi Mhaot Inter
cbM ittiiM held lut nlKht. A1-.
UiQiiKh tlin rworo wnn ono tided In
tho tint fCM, (ho Junlora v,.i-'
iilne 3S to 10, It' ttm conlderx5 !
the bst by raw of the fans. Tito j
('flrftumorM Mored IS to the Bon
lora IS.
The "frosh" lrM In vain to stop
th oiinlnmtht of thn Junior team
In the first half, tvhlan ended wllh
a score of !f to 7. In the last
tbaU of tbe name tho .frosh earrtt)
iwek wkh a flgat that betjl tbe Jun
lern down to S points nnd ra'ntl
3 points far th Missive,
Mooro and Houe Htnr
, Verno-i Moore and Clifford Horho
Marred for (be juniors. Mooce'i
pluylr.s was ozceptlonal'cspwiljl
ly hl ability tj (brow baeVela, ei
ahltns; hint to eore 20 points dur
ing the Kamn. Clifford Tlocue, as
ciard on tbe loam, was mainly
responsible for breaking up Usa
frn'i nllaiiV. Hn alan lAfirrwl 6
points. MaWm. forward, seoreil i j
points, nnd Pells, as eenter, seorod
2. J
noberlson.' Baker, and Strom
starred for th'e f reeawen. Itouer't-
son seoretl 4 poln'a from two bat-,
kcts, Itaker soorod tour points, two
for n basket nnd two fer throw
for foul. Strom eore! two points, j
Tho sophomores triumphed over,
tbo seniors by thrso points In tho
last fsw minutes of play In tho sec
ond eamo. Tho score was 15 to IS.
In tho first half tbe seniors out
played thu rophoniorat, the store
using 15 to 7. In tho last halt tboi
sophs eamo bfc, seared 10 points'
and prevented tho seniors from
scoring any.' '
Tlirotr Seven n.i.-.kc(
George Condrey a ad Dale Seals j
starred for the, sophomores. Con
l"i
drpt utnreil It nntntc li llip.iwlnt-t
.. ..... .-- -4 - - -
seven baskois. Soule scored two
points by throvr for foul, nnd waSUb reva3,?ed ud revised, treaty of
responslblo for stopping tho senior .,. ,i,:ttT,ot tn nut Turkev at
forwards In the last half of tbe j
game, .Mo.aigre seore.r j poin,. W
throwing a basket. (
Frank Peyton and Matt Obea-,
chain starred for the seniors. Pay-
ton scored 9 points by Ihrowlnj ;
four baskets .and throw for foul, j
Matt Obenchaln soorod C points by '
throwing thrco baskets. .
l.lucutM:
Juniers: Clifford lloguo, captain :
and guard; Peto Motschcnhacher. I
g; Vernon Moore, f; Kcnnoth Malcr, I
f: Kobert Cornish, f; and Harry'
Poliz, c. Fouls called on Juniors,
LE.
p i
t'reihnien: rielmar vrtoherlsnn .'
'cauloiln and ttuard: Frank Hall, n: I
ljlvostcr Smith, c; Leonard Strom. '
7; .Uaker f. Fouls called oa fresh-
'men, 4. I
Sonlera: Frank Peyton, captain ,
lil fftripnril" TLi-ltnl Tnniltd fl
Vat Obenchaln c; Albert Moorland'.;
it; Jamos Manning, g. Fouls, called.
.on seniors, 4. I
Sophemores: Dale Soalc. caplaln I
and guard: Frank Upp, g; Jennings,
Washington, c; George Condrey, f;
iin.. ,ni....... i.-H.., ..it. , . 1
,4i.iij luiiiiutu, i. ruuis Kniitxi Ull !
sophomores, 1.
FOOTBALL GAMES
V -ntttiJ .Wk
Pacific Coa.t
Portland- Oregon Aggies
vs.
; tvasningion simc.
i State,
Stanford Stanford vs California.
j Spokane Idaho vu Gonzaga..'
W'nlla Walla Montana vs Whtt
S lteno Santa Clniulivs Novada.
1 lin-t
nmv tiaun liitu vu iiaruru.
Provldeuco - Ilrown 'va ' Dart
li,, ...i i. n i
l HlBUUrfiii V.U tlL'IU
Tech, V3
'jN'otro Daiuo.
9 ln.ti.)ni..i.t.. it a x:... 4....1
t' i iiu.tuv.iiina -u. . iut, .itait.
.. r
' ' '111 -veil.
West
Iowa City Northvvo3tern va luvvu.
Chicago Wisconsin s Chicago.
Tvllancapolts Michigan va Mlnno-
otn.
i-lKiivi Ohlrv State va IlllnMa.
Detroit Washington & Jolierson
Detroit. '
LnFayotto Purduo vs IhMlnna,
Lincoln Ames vs Nebraska.
ormun Toxan va Oliluliomu.
uph DOOR IB .
TURKEY POLICY
S 0. i DEMAND
'
American
Spolceanm'n at
Lausanne Confercnco In
sist on Adoption
IiAt'SA.N'N'B, Nov. 25. Illchayrt
i WMhbtfm Child, clilof Amcrlnitj
rpekosman at tho Hear uastorn con
frencc, amazed th5 other 5olc(a
tloai today ,by reltcratlnft the In
tetenco o( tho United Stale- upon
si open door policy In Turkey. JIo
read tbe memoir dottve'rud Oc-,
tober SO (o great Hrltaln, Tranco
and Italy and said tba American cor
erament and public supported this
policy.
The enthusiasm of tho Turkish
rtulpcatea for a ptehlalto has evident
ly ben Jamponml contldorablr by
the dlscorery that h'nslond, July
nod Wanee aro solidly united
aealBst tho claims (t tho Turin to
Woetcrn Thraso. Thn natlonOlits
art also consider Inr tho algnlflranc
of a meetlaic of the Ilalkan i!elor."e
last ntf-ht at which It la understood
there was n discussion of tho policy
to he adopted by tho IJalkan states
on the jestIon of Woitorn Thrace.
Puwortt Support (Jteccc '
It waa apparent that (Irocce. Jtu
manla aad Juo, Qlavla In vlow ot
the opposition tq a piabtselto ox
pressed by tho entcntp spokesmon,
have tbo tUarty support ot tho thrsu
great power; In tholr efforts to'jre-
Iveat Turkey from ostoaOIng . .tier
wastern boundary beyond le'"lB,(
lite rjver. q. "
Two Trcitlles. Seen y -Trro
trestles -will probable-fin'
oat of tip 'conferese'e. If It has a
)iaet--)fBl-wt-nmo.V"pTi-i,ill,'b-,-
treaty bctvoen Turkey and Oreeco
settling their boundaries and" ad-
lurflnr tlin rtft?!pm' whlrh havn
'.. - -. ... .
artfoi' aircetiy out or uier coninct
I at mrai?, icg uvuer ifruuaviy win uv
. -. ,. .1... ...U.1..M .I.T l.
n w,(Il nI1 tIla n,.eJ power
w-,rh WBre. ,n nrni, a8anst Trkoy
Jw Rwat war
TI)S UUcr treaty w, AmWt
.. provUIon for lh(, regulation
of te ,, am, t ,s keIjr t)l3t tho
KuMlant wll, participate In framing
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SHOT 24-LB GOOSE
KUtci In Modoc County Slews.
ureil
lVct -I IncIicH
I.AKKV1KW, Nov. 25. A Wild
BOOSA WOiKIlInc 2 I DOUnds Wna.kllloit
lase weak on tho Llndauer Center-
vllle ranch In Modoc county. From
HP 10 up 01 ua wings ino uiru incan-
urod sevon feet, four Inches, it la
believed to bo nn Alaskan ipeclcs.
m
H0RSES IN RUNAWAY
' .
Tw,m vJongiii- to .m, k. woiy
Crushes Into Stono Wall
Ono horso wa.i slightly Injurod
and a wagon damaged vvhon a
team belonging to M. It, Doty,
rancbor residing on tho Fort Klam
ath road, became frightened and
ran from the point whoro they
had been left standing on Pine
street to Payno alley, whero .they
crashed Into a stono wnll and cam
to rest tn tho back yard ot tho 0,
I, Itoborts residence .$
'Ono horso was stunnod 'for a
tlmu but soon recoverod w'hofi' tho
wagon ,wuh rumoved from Ha body.
The' other horso escaped Injury,
Tho double-trco was brdkon but'
othorwUo tho wagon was HttU
ulamagd.
TWO STEAMERS CRASH
fihlp Crtrrylm; S.OOU prpliAH Col
lide Witts Liner -Vevy( iVorlj,, , x
111 " 'H
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov, 't
Tho Amorlcan noar east cteamshjp
Helgravinn, currying. 3,900. orpfe'aiMt (
from Asia Minor, collided with , the .
Irnns-Atlantla liner, Now York, &
tho Junction ot the IJwphoroua iwid ,
Son of Marmora today, Allied MP ),"'
that hurried to their nsslitance"'-.;' '
ported many children; Injured,' btii
no Uvea lpst. " W- '"'A .-- '
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