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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1917)
m?r 4Kn iJ 4-f Jfc A art!-1 "' --? fT r (Hhr uruhm Hrrali) KLAMATH COUNTY'! KLAMATH OFFICIAL NBWSMKR OFFICIAL NEWIPAFM .. .-. .ay, v .- .t -i-H- . .( ; . i SRiest Veer! Mif KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1. '. ift - , WILSON t .. w PREPARES MESSAGE lEPARTMENTS ARERtPORTS GERMAN ORGANIZING AWAR FOOTING HffWXKU VKHHKLH MAV LEAVE IT STATE OK WAIt KAINTM Mart States Can Mel Ships if Hill. kf to Pay fw Thins Tuaiy Trnu Mm Wae Mouths fur (Jermoua lu symare H lreve uulri -Nuvy gsrrakisg Hupudcil- WnMih of , KMrriMvdatVl.tNWMrs. WASHINGTON. !. C. March II. Wilson Is preparing hla sge." Ike navy departmeBt ha unoSktal If MM (or 14,00 naval recruits, tat vBt ask congreae whoa H eoa MM aa April Id, to authorise lb tujtJUag of IOO.obo men. 1st national council of defease eou- laattguratiag government of raw material used la u gaitacturlng of war auppli ml saw la regulation of munition usury stoats. AMvMlee ot neutral diplomats who MlM aa Secretary Lansing today Mt raw to the euggestloB tbat they any eftr to mediate between America sasOtrauay. aaetka will not negotiate until Cenuay withdraw! her submariae enter, and renews tho ptedcca for surly then the United State that MaVribylll be protected on the high Ml, It l dcclsrcd, Secretary Lan Mat Mid that tho nantral diplomats SM net (ifTrred lo niedUto. jffctstrond Infantry haa been order H Iron Nogsles, Arli.. to New York. Tin navy department gave out the Maraiallon today that If a elate of r nlitu, Interned German veaaela i free to leave American porta. It tat alto tald that the United tatt-a ,tajrtfbt to sclio those ahlpe, It the waraawnt desires to pay for thorn. Itrau In paat International treaties Ulaw alae Month for German cltl ""to propsrn to leave the country. The navy department haa suspend M May of the requirements hereto Hw Uld nccessady In the, recruiting Mmlelrr". The strength of the navy J" Hired at ei.uoo men and tho roc fi how a tain of 1,000 now mn rkuj rebruary. Tl national advisory aeronautics (BkUtee U planning for the con- ""Wiau f B.000 aeroplane. A u bulug held with thirty wHaae mnniifarturera for a dUcuK. 7 tbe rapid building of ilwa. thene Pf eiperte aay that the aUpa to "Wfi In the land delmiao .would be 5JW": alt, out tho' natlonnl ,JJ2j ll the men wku'attvmled Uia ??" ,ralnlDK wi; advance the !lon at Wct Point, and eaam "llappllcanta for commlHaloiia lu wruervo force. " J& "' " ll lvo the United ':""" a armv or in bka nnn n ) MOlllli.r. 'ellOWlllr Inn .1... -A wwet Imvo ulRiilfled tbclr wll- to reitlirn ir tii i.ij,. a. i Htm. 1. ...-"" r.v-.... .- iL-7.-.' ' "wciaiiy atnted that dem- C!!"! be numvd lu any vacancy. Ha Rahlnut I... u.i bmsLT '""i wiw power j2"ly ba accorded tha national fSJF- fne, In aaaa af vir, iRfii! a m Moowa I Uk . March 11. The raider J22.aaa returned from Ita eeeond Jtoliii " " 0"W wltB CZ! "r,BtWwo etaamera aid Ivo L2J4T.11 f0' total of 1I,00 Uff-ft-i """ W WHIRS WRTf- .. ---,,, rwmMWIlf ajajajmtahaagn.awa natat. -- r . .rrM-M-g-M-My)rArJU1J1Jx J.-.--J.J. 1 rJr. ------m-m-mmmma,mmA REVOLUTION HAD AT WASHINGTON ao.nuu c.thw ok NM.ti.i.nix atui Tt BXIHT llrllrf Ik MtrtNiKthm)! at .National Capital TtMt Internal Mtilfo K.lu. lUtreailMB tiennan Nark IIHkmm HrlJrf Warrltniir Wumn ' and tlillilrra) Unit lloaiN ItaHua llgtit. Ink awl lUla. WABIIINOTON. I). 0., March J. There ar 30,000 ra.v of ainaloa In Ui'rmany, n mcmlx-r of the relclutoic drclarid In a eTh tfor' that body, a copy of which ha bcrn received by the atate dNirtment. Tha member charged the rich with getting all the fatty rood and the poor none, whllo tbe government Ih hoarding the meat. Ho aald that tbe mallpoi la spread ing and that extreme actVods pf vac crnatlott are unavailing. Tbla rvwrt strengthen tbe belief that Oortnany I near as Internal rev olution. , 1 I'ARIH. March 3!. Tho French troona have occupied many additional villages In tbe North Bolnon regions, despite a vigorous (Irrraau defense, aaya an official statement given out here. The ritrestlug German nsckcd tho warehouaes of the HHglan ri'Hef com mission to prevent the peoplo from ircltlng food. ThoiionudK of houu'lcvs and hungry refugee, mostly women and children, linn the country road. Constant bombardments and heavy rains are adding greatly to their discomforts. Correspondents declsyi that the Germans gathered S00 old people and children, In addition to tlio usual population, at llouy lo relit, then bombarded the town, killing many. RAILROAD BONDS SIGNED TODAY UMAYOtl CRIRIiKU AM POMCK JUIM1K LiailTT AFFIX HKJXA. rVHVH TO tMMI INDIVIDUAL IIU.MNi IX iMM),000 UOXI) IHHUK m.vnr n 11. Crlslcr and A. L. Lea ving pollco Judge, are engaged today In' signing 300 bonds for tha sum ot taoo.ooo for tho construction 01 mo Wrnhorii' rullrond from thin city to Dairy, rcceutly provided by tnu city ordloHurvs passed, The mayor and pollco Judge have to place their aignature on each bond, aud they nro taking most ot tho day for the work. Th,, hmd will thou bo returnou to Bpiraor-Uorlck compauy'a bank and tho wurrunts cancelled, IVaawrea to lcuvo r.v. nhas. r. llurd. pastor of the frMlivtarln church of this city, hBS disposed of hla furniture, preparatory to leaving for hla new paorao wa.hinton. and la now stopping at the White Pelican hotel with bis fam- y. . autMifr AaMii Here au u ur.nall tmvallac BaaMBMr ataa't of the fautaera PaUe railroad, ta im the city today on business, from btaopealHiaorainento, RUSSIAN CONDITION IS UNSTABLE tyijggassiaMggMiMMMM Leader in Russian Revolt and Minister s He Imprisoned .-adr!vaBBBBBBBBWBaV 5'fli!BRnBnV. 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Freer, iieiu, on April I Ith mid May Ifltli. TIk Una set of bids will comprlso 4,'JtiVi ncrrs, nixl the xccontl bid 7,0111 acre of land. Tlie land to be opened to white Millers I that held by Iniliaus who, herause of age. 'arc unable tn wmlec a IIvIhk from tlnlr prop erty. No bids will be considered that nrt below the nMrssed value of tlie land. Koch bhl wtnst be acronipaiiltMl by n ceHllkil eluxk for 10 per rent of Its bhl price. The land la largely under Irrigation, and comprise come or the moat valuable property In the reservation. pat-tirulurly aibiiHed for gmsbag amrpoaea. A detailed deacrlptloM of the available lands', with their assessed values may he obtained from William II. Freer, klanuith Agency, Oregon." T" 4 taitf OE.NCKAL SCWOUVAIEFF, .ADMIRAL GRI60R0VITCM COUNT IGNATIEKF Dlxputches from Petrograd Indicate that Mlknhel Rodrlanko, president of tho iluma, Is temporary dictator ot Russia. He Is chairman of tho execu tive committee, which seised the gov ernment. Among the ministers he n ml his committee Imprisoned after tliu revolution succeeded were Gen eral Schouvaleff, minister of war; Ad miral Crlgorovttch, minister of ma rine, mid Count Alexis Ignatleff, min ister of public instruction. ESPEE FILES. INJUNCTION SUIT XKXT v. FEDKIIAIi COURT, HEAUINU WILL UK HAD MONDAY IX AND TRAFFIC MANAOBWi , DO NOT THINK MADE PERMANKNT Tho Southern Pacllc railroad lied an Injunction suit Saturday agatast the California fcHate Railroad Coagsls- sIob lithe United States dUtrlet otmrt to keen the oommteetonara trom-en-farelnk the elaaa rataa frags' Oallftrt nla potuta to Kkim'ath rlk, MorBg tea letter ryadSwireUry-rM of the. CoBtmerclal Clnbr ? . If Federal Judge Rudkln Issued the order, and sot the Injunction suit for hourlug next Mouduy, March 36th. "We bellovo the order ot tho com mission to be fully in accord with ih evidence aducod nt the bearing bofore tho commission, and while It la rutlio; hard to predict 'the view the United Btatea district court, we cannot see on what grounds tbe Injunction can be made permanent," writes h. R. Dlshop, ot Dlahop ft Bahler traffic managers, which firm haa'been hand lias the Commercial Club'a fight to secure reduced rates from California points to this city. While technically the upholding of the oommlaalpn'a ruling Will not give reduoed ratea to this city, it would as far north aa the California line, and Secretary Fleet believes there wll) be little dldeulty In gettlnsagjOregop railroad waamlasloa to aequlasce 1b a almlUr rulUg.. lt,,H l' established, from the line to this city,. GERMAN PLOTTERS ARE SENTENCED UIVKX TWO YEARS IX THE PEX AXD A W.IWO FIXE FOR 8KK IXU SPIES TO ENGLAND FROM THIS COUNTRY NEW YORK. Murch 33. Albert Bander and ,Cnr N. Wunnenberg, ar rested for derman plot dealings, .ad mitted today that they sent splea to England with German money. Tbey were each sentenced to twe years In the penitentiary and nnad tS.BOOeach. The Judgo declared' that the sen- t of the counties of the state, has. been Too Soon to Sead. RecopUUesi ef 1 New GoTer-sssestt, Doner Lswr Do clares Suggest That Sympaistf be Exteatded to Caaw AtuSts,s Conrtlllo an Russia del MNV Iwaarrtlste RecogsslUou." 1 Tourist Association Formed to Adver tise Entire Northwest and to Which Legislatures Have Appropriated Money, Will Held Cowferersce of CommetTlar Cluh aud County Rep- iwsvutaUveaouMarriiaist. v W-."W",f BERLIN. March 'S3 ,J. v . U.WL.t' rvvvtvfru bvic nun cnwavt-wia A roaferenco of representatives of there Is much confusion In Commercial Clops and county courtsj.and tBat tho aBU-war agHaOou. ta 9 1 sty J v'K ; growing rapidly, while many . werk- ralledfcrJ'ortland at the end of thia'MeB ,re -etusiBg teretume tawtrwerk ""Ij month, according to word recervedj'j- Uje' factories. , '" '" 1 tbla week by Captain J. W. Siemens, one of tbe directors of tbe Northwest (Tourist Association; which urges Din- to be present at the conference. The .Northwest Tourist conference was formedvto promote -and place be fore the' United 8tates at large tbe tourist possibilities and scenic won ders of the Northwest, all Northwest states being represented In the organ ization. This Is to be. done by scenic pic tures, motion pictures, advertising and many other plans. Honey has been appropriated by the legislature, i a 345,000 bond Issue being provided. Other Northwest state legislatures have also made appropriations.1 and h s systematic plan of advertising is to bo carried out. W ' Many views of Oregon taken along the Columbia highway, of Crater Lake, Upper Klamath Lake, the Lava Deds, Harrlmau Lodge, the' many mountain atreama and other scenic wonders of, tbe atate, taken by private enterprise, are to be utilised in this program of advertising, termed; "the first organised plan ever formed In thi Northwest for Ita. advertising." The letter received from Hark Woodruff, a director ot the associa tion, urged' Captain" 8lemens to be present to form plana tor the future action of the association. "We have called a conference. ot representatives of commercial dubs and county courts to form, an advisory committee In con nection with the expenditure of funds appropriated for the Northwest Tour ist Association," sayg tbe letter. "We want the advice of, the, representative clttaena of the state' In forming the plans, and want the various sections of the state to know what we are try ing to do, as well aa their aid In the work." The conference will open at 10 a.m. Harch 31st, In tbe Oregon building in Portland. .5 They say that" the army discipline lu Petrograd is relaxed and thatthe pro vjsipna! government control Is not yet established. , ( .It U declared that the streets ot Petrograd are thronged witBiSoelaHat speakers, and that tbe old regime, is aiding in attacks belatc made ou the Jewish government., Traveler report' that 4.000 people hav been killed and 7.000 wounded In Petrograd riots. . - - - Tuft ut areeushoro Twenty. GREENSBORO, N. C. Harch 33. Former President Tuft arrived here today on his trip to stir the prepared nesslentimeBt la Southern and West er'n hearts. He spoke In Richmond, Va..''yasterday. Tomorrow; he wtl be lav Atlanta, Ga. 'Governor Harris. IdayonChanBlar. Clark Howell, editor of the Constitution, tad other ieadlag cltisena have prepared a monster re ception for Dr. Taft. . T tence la Inadequate, and the ease akoaM ue prsseated to.coagreaa for the department of Justice to Uke ae- tlonv"Suc acts u these arenvolvlag ua n ine war, a hni -LONDON, March 33. Bouar Law introduced a motion In the hens of commons,-today that the British go-i-' eminent send greetings to the Russian parliament. k Law said that It hi too soon to be sure of the stability or the new gov ernment, but that, It Is not too boob to send greetings. He akjg suggested that the. sympa thy of England he, extended to the csar. Asquith seconded the;otion. and said that recent events rn.Russla.de- msnd "special Immediate recogni tion." 1 PETROGRAD. Msrch 33. The Holy Synod Russian church has ex ported tbe members wbehsve 'obeyed the new government's,ordrs ' 'J r PETROGRAD, March 33. The Bourse Gasette says that correspond ence between the csarlaa aail former minister PropopotoaT, .which' has beau discovered, proves that Propoaotoff and othsrsatempted' to Begottate 'a separate peace withGermany, Mother Dies lu WaseJugteu. J. H. Stuts. ot the reservation gov ernment service,; received word, this woek. of the death' ot his mother at her home in Washington, Du C.,.MTteo wordwas unexpected, aa tier hoaRk bad been Improving alacehtatjrjajt there at Cbrlstmaa time. m4 lJhjid . but "recently received, weird -taut alse was able' to be up'aad about after a snvere lllaeos. r " I W " . A W.I ifsmti ri-r w Loeal LwmliermaB Chas.!a)aMa;fermofly mMgut the LWbJ9liH perioa or two years, aasvaoir, In Portland. ,WBel;Uie;eRfi. ' 1.'." .... i- ''iL-'-mz:vf oays taw, .ween sij, 1 0Jt il"i Lvitij?V(M Nov. 1I17 mod have tee placed 'o; Ublea at the Fatal city. n,i -l-adatti 4rttritM j. " .t v. I-. .i '',$ '.."JKBto amym r-mv3m ; x .. 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