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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1913)
... u'V1 ' ifh itirotmrj ittealft KLAMATH FALLS' , OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER PRINTS THE- 1 NEWS WHILE IT IS NKWI i:iiiiii Vrr .No, a,ua i ARE BY AND SPRAGUE RIVERS PUBLIC HIGHWAYS COURT: LEASE GRANTED KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1913 Price Kite OMrti risi: iiii:i: i.i'viiu.h iumi-wv iivi;n a i. i:.i: us mi. TWO W'AIMtU k IN by II . ii r m lllH) tl.e I mill I, (III, lulls fur lafllnt. flnaliiir. ami iMMiiniiir luri. iiiiiu,! m..i lumbar nit , ( rat (, fl., u lb iomiI for period of . ,,,,, rum in, completion lit I lip work nf lmtr.miu aald ilirmni. ami petition. lama la lll.ru Will, llir I mlriaun.l. ,r lu i-nii-r Into igllil.l, run- Irarl allb the riilllilir mutt ln Hist Hi Cihiimii) Will In,, pun llm llltrt (in Ibr l'ii.- t IimIIuk ill I.iiihIht, la... In., Pulling In tlw Pip-r H..uih at Italian la Vlliitiirf In, llir I onipau) wild ap proved uomia. 1 1. mkr all Imptnv. IHMit urrrtaati (nr ii, aurcra.ful airiiix tin m aald aliraliia u aald lin operation, alllmut anr i-i .rli. i.. KUln.ll, .uuiiii. Dm uii, ami i . k.-. iti (anlr t,M(1 fI(r ami irpair .ti.iiiig M,r ,,.,,M ,,1,1 laaaa " AGAIN PODROtV HITS PRECFDENT'STORE COMPLAINS TOO MUCH PROFIT iMMim vNMit m i:s mi. Ill: wn.i III. Ml lll.l l.l'IIOS .it iiir uiiiri: ihum- un s, waits t Hpraau ami WHIlainaon llnna vIpih) ilxlarr.) u lm iulill Mil ii by ii urdal made lir Hie ...uu mull. Th older follok "III lb inaltsr ol tbe Mlllinu ul lb I'lli Tlr I.umIiii fotiip.tir. an Oleauii runpolallun. nr au 01U.1 uf Ih. riiuiita court daclarlng William aon and Hptagu Hilars 111 Klamath county. Orrfon, lu be public blgbsai fur Ih filiating a In) tratiapurtallun nt toga, tlinbr ami lumber, together a lib petition Dial aald drama .r laJ u aalit petitioner j "fh abut rntlllril matter cnnilng nil Ihla JIM day of Noiiabr. UIJ.I nil Iba petition uf lb Plh Tresi Lumbar c.itupaii), ait Oicgun ftHr-1 'u1' ' Monies atliin, fur an order nf th toiiri do.. W'ArllllMlTO.V I C . Not 31 - Haling Williamson ami ripragu llii.'r'or lb tint tltn In a hundred )rar, le tit Ua mbtlr hlghwaia fur lb Ibrr olll I. no Naa Will itptlon flt4llli( and liaiiiMiilaliini nf lii. ai 11.- Uluia lluutr Ih aballrlu( llmt-r and luiuUr. and that aald " Ih irnluri ul. . uatoiii aa all- lralna bmnir liutill. hlfhaaia for 'nmnn- I i.-da hi rral,Hnl Wllion am iui. 11 a inrrrlur lu.l. .0 llir "Ordrml, That aald UllllaniHm I Uaibinaiu,, (.. and Hna(ii llltrra U- and lh air' -alio blhj ilwlar4 tmbllr hicbaaii fur Ika flualliie aud trananu'lalba ii U'f. Ilnibr and lumtr drama ar brbr JmI u bile bl(ha;a fur aurb iurHiaa "I'rlltlimrr la furtbrr dllrrlpdi allhln Irli daa Iiiiiu Ih rnlrr of Ihla ii(dr In irriar fur Ihn iKna I liiri of lb county Juil and ninimla Imiara, a aullabl farm of lr io CHIEF OF MINE GUARDS KILLED MIDI IH I MICH I Hum t ( IKIWII in 1.11 mi mm hii.i, hrAitr VM U I lUIIIISO lll;iltM. IHIl IMHIIIIIT nllwl I'll at Hnrvlrn IIIIMIIAH, Nm :i (lore 111 hn rhlr ur tin. llaldlii-Kll( mln KiiJiila. a niiinliri-.l In ih hrart nf lln buallina illatrlrt lut ulxbt II Irnllnc a druK alur. aud III tin. ail nf llglitltiK 11 clear ohi-ii 11 abui aa (lrl from a crowd 'tiKtrKalrd Irn ( I itway llrkbi-r inalaiilh klll.sl All tcllirc that h threw awajr a 1n.1k.lt1r. rulr aa Hi Idler fll th imlli arrratr.l I. 'anrannltl, an Am I'lan miner II denli-a the charK It la fcal i1 1 ih traxedr mil I aKalri 11 flrlit Umri-ii niinrra I 11. mi Kuanla May Not Be Named 'As an Ambassador Wilxini will Irat a lulrf hnlldar fa- BHSPECIAL SERVICE AT LOCAL CHURCH1: MtMj-. I Itl.DI (TMIN III' I KJIIT 1 I'CIt ff.ST IN W.I, Ul.lltil I I IV ltl'1,1 s (IIKIUS, Tlllli:.T- I'NKTIM'Mlsi: niAIU.KSTUWN, W V. Nor. It A luiniiany alot wblch auttlln ln 111I11I11K ratlllw a tullu abart In trrrltnt) trlbularr lu thv VlrcInU tuitnailla eiijn)a th dlttlnctlon of hrhiK lb Drat mrrratitllo vatablUU jnirnt un rtxiird lu tutunlarllr uiakn a j rial reluct Ion nf r rein on rrry thltiK tliob Ita aliclii-a, "btcauaej It j waa ia nil UK Iikj much inniir)-' And now klrlnlii il.tk at 20 Ceuta , I'rr I'uunO la 11 rruular iv de re- lattncn (that iloivn't meau It lati't 'tidiTi. tlb roa.t at 10 criita uiakea brm luijurtit un anr Ubla lu the leKlnn, and thr txat quality of xooda by iarkap and by tbo pound are VaT aBaBr .BK!al -ABBBBBBBar aaV' cbbbbI URGES AMERICANS GOOD ROAD CLUB TO STAND BY THE 'TO BOOST BONDS T FIRM,- MimiiNo .(Dintchs iicr'nm: i:v, oiiKKiw j HHI.il AT COUKT HOL'HK' IIIMI'l.Th IV hTKI'S TOWAItl) A ( OL'NTV Willi-: IIKIIIW'AV OIU Kt.MAtTlflV Orcanlmloti of tbo Klamath Couu- FLETCHER TOLD TO ACT ENTIRELY ONHISDISCRETION lltllllatit Ijihjit Haya Only One Man'"' 'Iootl ,toa,1 '" forme.1 at In mtlni? of thoao Intcroatsd at the Km.... Il- .llili.i,h. of IIh, tnllctl irt boaM JoniJar nUht y Hinira Tottanl .Mi-tlio, ami lle'Adama waa cboan chairman and C. T. r.k-r. All to IWnet Their I'.rty 0""'r -"1" "' "" orwnlatlon. It la the purpoao of tbo leaicue to AnilUllima ami hupimrt tlir Altl-jwork for better road tbroufh the I111I Takrn by i:iTiulro county ami to aupport In erery wy tb highway bond Imur, which la loon to be aubmltted to the rotera. Meet- MAIIIVKH MAV UK la.NUKU III.M IV MCXICO HV Inxa are to be held throughout the b rnlrr.) Int.. with Klamath county b Ih pllllniir. Ingrthrr wllb tull abl tHind for th faithful frrlnrm anr of aurh Iraa. aald oiulrarl nf Iraan In prinld that tlllnnr ahall within a fraaonabl 1 1 inc. In b ilr lrinlni by th county court, art about tb preparation uf aald a In- Hi a for logging ami rafting purpoara and boom altra." Many am of th opinion that Ihla order will end th (tppiMltlon to log ting opratlona on Ihn two rlera. which la t)lng up mllllona of frrt of nun timber on the Klamath Indian rarvatlnn. and whlrli, if continued, nieati acrluiia Inu for .arloiii luinlier rompa'lilra Th order waa made In rrapont to a petition by tbo I'ln Trc Lumber company, through Attorney J II Car-i naliaii. In addition to aaklng that Ihn rhera b declared public blgh waya, Ih pntlllon aeta forth th fol lowing- tl.HWt Mi:irriM.s 11 i:sii r 1111: iuitiht Whether or nut Hmry II. i'lndcll. Iho l'eirla imaapapf r man, la lu occu- py the poat of ambauador to tbo I'mr'a domain It a pcli.t that la much lu iluubi at thli time. Thv nomination of i'indell waa aunt to the a.nut yi-aterday by l'realdeiii W'llion, b. It ha not barn contlrnu-d. It la aald that there la opposition to hlmlnltuaala CALIF. .WOMEN 8AN KUANCI8CO. Nor. Jl Cal llornla women Iiomi bn-n unpleaaant I) frr lu their ua of firearm rc- iciitly Tbr.- of them or lu a many different Jails today awaiting trial on murder charge. They are Mr Kdllh Ivy, Lo AiikvIcc Mlaa U-ahAleiander. 8an Kranclaco Mr A. C. Drown. Oakland Mr Ivy u the wife of a rich Iai Angel real citato dealer She wn I'AsTllll WILL ixiMU'lT liPlayil at irlrrn which carry the uninitiated back about tlu year, when Ih h c I bugaboo wa not o III Hill, 1iMMi:CIS(J MLXTIrampant If w make too much money we'll quit, di-claied the ptt-aldellt of the I' l'aral''1 'rom her liualmlid. who wa company, and then he warued tbel'"'r lllin, and ga a her reason At lb I'lrat llapllal chuich Hunday alor mauag.-r that only ery nom.!''"" Wllllnc him an alleged wroue be th pailor. lie. A. V. Hlmont, will Inal ri'lurna on tho Inieatment would preach In the mornlug at II o'clock, h acceptable to him. Her t" II. McKc will preach In "'ur reduced price," aald the th etching at 30. uunager, "bale an IncreaaiM tbo tot- No mi-illng will be held Monday 'nm of our caah ali-a llint the reluc- Hon are almoat made up, ".SomellmiV he ald, almoat moiirufiill). 'I'm downright dlcour nlghi ll i: II lllck of Altiaii), will priach In thiv afternoon at 3 o'clock and In ih ptenlnx at IS Thlt pro- agul bi-catme lh Increaaed olum In gram will Ik' followed each day il ur ine lhi week. trade cotue n clone to giving up the prollla we lined to make," I llaik In I'alKoinla. W'lllUlil lllark leu.ea Ihla elenlug for Hallliaa. I'allf., where ho will pi nl Ih winter Mr lllack liiu 'pent (lira umiiier here, and la n I ...... a I ( aa. 1 lii.iljl "Petitioner further pray that th;"'" """"" county court of Klamath county. Ore-' gon. enter Into a .onlract of la.!,i,,l,, ,,,l'"' with petitioner leaalng the un. of J Tell u nbuut It .0 w can tell your aald hlgliwn) after being o declared Irli ml Phone 8k. IS IT SO BAD AS THIS? CHRIST SCIENCE FOLKS GET HALL I.IUHi: IS TAKi: OV NKCIIMI MOHV Ol' JACOIth lll'ILDIMl, I IIIIIU AMI MAIN, WHICH IH iiLivti iii:m(ih:li:i NORTH, MOORE FOUND; FINED mud i'reaa Berrcla M-.W YOltK, Nor. 21. Joiephi""itr to acquaint the people with lUidge Cboate addmavd SOU hull-1 the Import ot the movement neaa men of tbl city lilt night at the At laat nUht'a meeting facU and annhiraary dinner of the New York, Inure were brought out to ahow the Chamber nt Commerce. adrantage of the bonding act. ll waa The well known attorney wa loud-, ,h,"r,, ,hal ,hc,e cou,d P1"1 ott l ly cheered at the clow of hi. remark,, lnw ''r ,n a hort ,lm' nd " w" and waa frequently Interrupted dur."Uo brobt " "t lereral firm In the cour.e of the .peech by hearty I ar" Tt,d)r to P""1"" the bond, round of applaue. Among other A "eetlng will be held at Merrill j thlnge touched upon was the situation '"Morrow night. lof the Meilco-Amerlcan alluatloD, and! concerning thl Mr Cboato ald 'What I the mol itlrrlng thing that I agitating the heart of the American ople today? Tbe anawer I obi lout Mexico. "What we ar going lo do with Mexico, what Mexico la going to do to th ('tilled Klate of America, are qucatlon lhat are ler) pertinent to tb American of today. I would like to dlacu the Ainer nan iiollcy. It I knew- what It wa. Hut ..ul) one man know that, and he very wisely keep hi own couusel. It U a trrlrg lluatlon, a moat dangerous situation Hut one thing I do know, and for one thing I apical lo 4b.,hrt, and head of erery gentleman present, and that I. that In this trying Mexican situation there I but one duty for all of u. and that I to stand by tbe prt-aldelit nf the t'nlted State, lie la entitled to that from ua, regardles of party creed, and we mutt ttaud by tb I'l.-aliienl through thick and tbln, and support him In hi actions." Ikeiiiaml un the Purl of llritla.li r1aaa rier for Protection for Ilia (Hi la lreu Itmulia In an Unler Krota Washington InalrucUiur Admiral lo Hit. That Hk. Itlxh'a of All i-'orelga-era Are llelil In l'rarr lUwpect United I'tttt Hsrrlc VKHA CltL'X, .Nor. ltl-4leneral Mass tisUy itenu.nlel I bat Ualteil .Hlnlra Consul Canada aurrrader la lliei HuerU troops tbo 3Uderos, wliu ara harbored at the Ameriran ran. Iiauwy. He refuacaL ft nas reported tluit'lhe Meilcaaat plan to take tliera by force. To check tills scheme a boat flllctl i.llli armed AmerU-aa mArhaea it la tlae quay, ready lo land at a aw. nirnt'a notice. Jl Ita IIK.tltl.MI KYIUK.VCK I.N MKAIMiW' IKK KI.COMMK.NIM LKME.NCY, AMI l-'.NK IS . RVfH la. North and Tom'lloore, arrert- ed on charge of assault and battery, net found guilty by a, Jury In the Jeallce court! The Jury In IU verdict ti. immended leniency. .fnl afternoon tbe men were lined f each and the costs by Ji'ttle Covin. L'nlleil Prs Herrlce WA8IIINOTO.V, I). a. Nor. llr American marines may land In Mex ico without tbe act being construed as an act of war. Lord Cowdray, the llrltlsb olf king, has demanded protection tor th En gllsh interests In Mexico. Thes tre KMIIHOC.LIO,Btlncl"u,lr -00 oil wells la th vicin ity of Tuxpam. . As a result Secretary Dry an baa or dered Admiral Fletcher to protect all American and foreign Interests, ustag his own discretion in the Butter. It I expected that Fletcher wHt maa,e. a for!, representation -fto (lencral Agullar. tho rebel In com mand of tho Tuxpam districts, that be must respect foreign Interests. In case he Is defied, Fletcher Buy follow the policy or lauding marts lo do police duty. CHINESE TO HAVE A NAVAL ACADEMY I nrt Couple Wedded. At tbe oOlce of Justice of tbe Peace K. W now en last night. Mis Luclie Kdmondson and Francis M. Lootloy eio united In marriage by the genial j r. iney win return in a rew day) to Fort Klamath, where the groom I winning success as a stock man. Iloth are popular with the realdentai of the Wood Itlver Valley. Au auditorium for meeting ot fol lowers of tho Christian Science faith Ih to ho fttti'd up In n short time. A Federal Authorities Urged to Send Back Sleuth iZ'.X.rbfnvr-ho Tho following Is from the Lou An Keloa Time! "Tim criminal business In tho coun ty of Kliimnlli, Oro.. bus com., lo 11 Hlnndsllll on ncioiuit of tin. uiiillu- iiml'liriwciiro here 11s u witness ot J 1 olher olllcliils of Ktamuth county 11 ro lloodliiK HKcll Dlalrlct Attorney Ho Itiiu with lulvKrums, liegglnK thnt Motley b allow oil lo go hoiuu. "HIiho Mnrle) ratlin to i.os AiiKium U uieks uko, (hero hnsyhet'ii 1111 tit teiupl to iljniinillo tho tourt Iiiiiiko at Aahluud Fruit Htoro, titul this Is belnK i.modeld by rurpenter. HomtuI rooms ure to be converted lulu 0111. big nudltorlum, where Iho mooting will ho held In tho library hulldluK at 1 1 o'clock each .Sunday. I'. Motley, county detective. In tho Klaiimth Kiills. A final appeal by wlro Morley 1 eilino lo HeKilll jesiurin.y, uui ioney wim pot leleimeil from tho procvsseii Dr. John (Irani l.yiiiuii rase, iirinal.iil l.vmnii In hi ueCOUll gut iiwny ut Klamalh Full, hut his evi-iif Iho lourt, i.n.l will not bo ullowod .lump lius not yot been taken. 1 1 1" testify ''t ' ,lli luru- "In the meantime, tho prosecuting) "Tho taking ur tcsttutouy In tho iiltnrney, Iho district nltorney uud I.ymnu case will bo resuiue.1 today." Tl.iiiikkKliluK Diuiiri' Arrauuel. The tndlcii of tho Christian church Iiiim. comploted arrniiRmouts for their nniiunl TIihiiKhkUIdk illnner, which will ho serwd ut tho Library Club building. This Is attended unmmlly by big cruwda who would otherwise miss tin. good old "home rooked" tur key iluy Ylamls. '.Miia.NII HAS UlA.NKIt TIIK .KW ISKPflll.IC lull TllltKi: YIUIIS iini: or thi: mut aiii.i: au- MIIULTVOIFICKHS Culled Press Ssivlco S1IAN0IIAI, Nor. SI. In prepara tion for the arrival ot Captain Harold Christian, ot tbe llrltlsh navy, who has beeu loaiud to China for a period of threo .oars, Chinese goierumeut experts today nro looking over tbe 1 had dono to their daughter, a )oung girt In her teens. Sho had worked, she said, a a domestic In U Angeles to get money to pay for a pistol and for the tatlcab In which she drove one morning recently to his subur ban home. Calling him to the door she shot hi through the body and turned to dee lie died a few day later. Mis Alexauder shot Joseph Van llaalen. an advertising agent, In his oKlm In tho Chronicle hulldluK, 8he hud lived with him, though he was a marled man. and said that he had promised to make, her his wife as soon a ho could get a divorce. Tbl promliu ho tailed to keep, and to make matter worao Mis Alexan der was drlien frantic by Jealousy nt tin. attention sho said he was paying lo n third woman. When she called at his nttlce to expostulate with him and bo spoke roughly to her, sho drew- u pistol from tho folds of her dress and shot him three times. Tho Drown case was perhaps even morn remarkable. Mrs. Drown and her husband had nlwajs, everyone supposed, lived happily together. The wife. It appeared, suspectod her hus band, however, of Infidelity. Arlalns; early one morning about a mouth ago sho shot her husband through tho head ns ho slept, killing him instantly, Sho calmly toft her palatial homo and annul th ilnv ulth friends. Late In tho afternoon sho I """" ,u "' iittempted to hoot tho woman sho iwil'h I'-He has resigned hrs posl- suspected had won her dead hus- ll(m ' ,ho -wreuco Cigar com hand's affections. Sho Joined n party ' I""1'' Ux a fow Uo w"1 ,6ave on Its way to tho Portolrt festivities In I f,,r Sn,llla". Cal,f- San Francisco, and was apparently! eiijoylug herself to thcTutmost when ,ll"k she suddenly burst Into tears and con fessed hor crlmo to her astonished SESSION WILL NOT ADJOURN I DKMOCILVNC HTKL'ltl.NU COMMIT I.. M. Scnfleld, the contractor fur nishing the artificial stone for tbe "I TKK DKCIDKH TILVT KXTBA I NKXSIOX WILL. HUN IIIOHT IVTil HIKil'LAIlTKKM new court houae, leaves tonight for bis borne In Ilerkcley to spocdi Thankaglvlng with hi family, 0w- Ing to the weather Mr, Scofield will probably not return to Klamath Falls I United Press Service till after the first of the year. Ills! WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov, SI, suprlnteiidi-nt, 1111 Conxelman, will Tho democratic steering committee remain hero In charge ot the stone-' today decided that the extra session making plant wilt not adjourn, but will run rlfht I Into the regular session, which com ' mences December 1st. ' It was also decided that the ear DIKTYCITBIRTYMDT ,k Health Officer Says Teach Not Enforce flriihrn The Palm Cigar Store was soldi Wednesday by Fred Murphy to M. J. McDanough and Don Dale, who took'reucy reform caucus will not be held IHMsesslon today. Iloth men are well Immediately, The general currency Nlnrod Sound uear hero lu search of 1 acquainted here, and their many . dobnto will open In thu senat Maa- n site for a uew- naval college. Ifrleud bespeak their success. jduy. i , The goverumeut has naval training I aaa. tihools at Tlentslu, Nauking and Can-1 iuii. raiauiiant-u uuuvi mo uivusivuy, is ss s a aj "; aa asaas as Kl but tin. roKedcollite will be much; I II Iff I Y I lll'IIIKIY IWI M mure rompreuenine uuu moucru. Thu minister of tho navy hopes to develop It, with Captain Christian' aid, Into a uatlonal Institution. The training schools at Nanking, Canton and Tientsin will not bo discontinued for tho present, aud tl-ey may be re tained permanently. Captain Christian Is one of tho best known olllcvrs not ot admiralty rauk lu the llrltlsh navy. He Is command er of tho Mtiuulbal. He will be as Muted as director or tho uew naval tollego by several Instructors In vari ous naval branches. companions as thoy stood in the midst of the merry-making crowd. Kioto Algoimi, Superintendent II, II. Kdmonds or thu Algomu Lumber company, has returned from a business trip to Al-goma. Pulled Press Service INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Nov. SI. the people. The town is a mirror.. r Mi It resect "Dirty People and Dirty Towns" 1 n subject handled without glove by Dr. J. N. Hurty, state health com mis stouer, In an article prepared today for the United Press. "Tho reajon we liavo so many dirty towns Is because, there are so many dirty people." said Dr. Hurty. "Shall tho dirty people be compelled by law to be clean? No, Indeed, not unless their dirtiness threatens the health and comfort of others. ' "Wo must teach cleanliness to the uuclean, Then It they become clean aud stay clean, It is because cleanli ness' hi their nature. "' "A mau who Is clean 'In mind will be clean In person. 11 will havf a clean front yard and a clean bock ard. & "A littered doorjsrd and a ditaajd- dated bouse reflect a llttsred 1 lapidated mind. "The reason w cannot 1 lurso outot a sow's ear I I Is a sow' eor. It. Is not silk;, "A naturally dirty man 1 mado a clean'man. Dirty I exist a loni a th Mr 1st, We must start our I right by giving, more tJxae if lUK yOUDg SChOOl, aaffiftaW . ,. ?-. .-... suit of (be crime of .".-' r)w aiMaavMt, teSMtkllK ''$ ' h ' f ' A- , CM AA &