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KLAMATH FALLS, ORBOON, MONDAY, JANUARY I, IBIB
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Memo.
HrnnDnm
vicmD prbbjb news bbryioh -
TWENTY-FIVE MEN
TO BUILD JJP ROADS
' I ho proud of It schluvomontt, but they
nnAinorn intiiiMivn
f NUIrlldtU lUNYIOI d
IJUIKIK WORIIKN HRTUHXR FftOM
VIMT TO PORTION!) AND HA.
MM, IHUXOINU MKAAAUK FROM
TIIK OOVKItNOIl
Judge William H. Wordan returned
Saturday evening from I'ortland and
Bslem, where ho wa caltnd on bull-
dm. While In Hnlem Judgo Wordnn
railed on flovernnr Writ rotatlvo to
muring ronvlcta for work on the
county roada (he coming niiuiinr.
rhe governor Im promised In ftirnUli
uamain county wun twoniy-nrn mnn,
nd It I. Planned to have them her.. , J
In work about March lit, It wrath.,
ft condlttona will permit.
Oovornor Wett asked Judgo Wor
sen to leu Ilia peopio or Klamath
aunty that ho felt greatly plraiuM
Hth tho way thn rounty tin donu
ila year, and that thn people were
progressiva aa thoy showed them.
rlvra to be, Aa far n road Improve-
Rent wa concerned, tho governor
isted that Klamath county itood In
ho front rank, and that whenever a
Hmnty ahowed a dlipoililon I" '" l't'-
Iroiilrn and had done as Klamath I
ounty had dune, ho would go hit
limit to aatlit It. !
Governor Writ advocate tho ron.
ktrurtlon of a good road through from
rhe Dsllc to Klamath Kail, and
predict It would bo ono of tho incut
Important highway. In tho Mate. U
uromlae that If thorn I anything hoi""'" "'" wiwuui employment ana
in do for tho development of tliia
tlon, that all tho people have to do
la to rail on him, and that ho would
nako poraonal trip hern If necee.
ry. It I quite probabln that the
avornor will vl Klamath county
iter la tho year.
rrfU.'KT CAR. AUTO SMASH
IX TKIUCO HURTS NUMHKH
rolllaktn Xrar Famnwa (iolnVH Jate
lark In Which Krvrral l'irngrra
im Both t'vrjranrr Muilaln In.
Jarlra Mora or lo Hrtiout
Inllrd I'rreo lUrvIre
BAN ritANCIBCO, Jan. I. draco
liter ha a fractured ikull, and may
If; It. D. Scott had hi rib fractured
nd five others wero Injured In a
trcck of a atreot car and auto near
ulden Oats Park.
T, C. Petenon, Mr. J. Mcdulro and
rr ion, J. R. McOulre. of Portland
Iffored loner Injuria.
1MKPIUI t'RQKfl t'MON MK.N
to okoani.r Tuonovnnr.Y
ta That Organlird) litior la the
Grrwloat Infliirnre of Prrarat Agf
lor CommoH llunuinlly, and I'lraila
With Mm to laaUt on lllght
llted Prea Service
WABIIINOTON. O. C, Jan. 1.
nuel Oompori, proaldent of tho
nerlean Ftderatlon of l4ibor. tald
lay:
"In our time tho mott powerful ln
lenco for common humanity haa
en organliod labor. That auch n
kia movement will have vlclultudea
uit bo expected, but It ha done o
uch to bring light and hopo Into the
tea of worker In thla new yoer tho
oplo of tha country may not only
acramento Wielders Of Sphere
Two Games From Pavilions
III playei
svlllon team reiuitea T1Tsjgeeic.
rles for the visitors, but It demon-
atsd that tha local ansa oaa go
BO.
Tho first fame on Saturday night
find tha visitors hardly In as good
ipe aa they would have wished for
reason that they were tired from
vellng, hut Uty pat up lively
rap, Just tha same. Tha entire
nntot of visitors ahowed form and
d. with tact In tight places. They
n the gaaaa II to II.
alur aitaraaM tha vteltara won
I hatter ahaaa, a4 at the aasw time
way look to It with confident etpuc-
ltd"" that the cmuio of right and Jim-
tiro to humanity will Im protected ntid
advnncml, Wn urge laboring men to
orgniilii) moru thoroughly than uvor.
Ho porslitcnt nritl Inililcnt on main
InlnliiK tliolr rights, llo patient, ftt rt
otlo and human."
FAHT (.'HOMM-TOWN IIUN.NKH
IH HT. MARY'S COLI.MJK MAN
Wins Nrw Vmr'i Day Alliletlr Ktri'nt
In Han l'riirlii, letting It Prom
IVrry to Hml lllrka llousn In -fig
Time.
tilled I'rria Herviro
HAN FIMNCIBCO, Jan, 1. Itolmrt
Vlucht captain of Bt. Mary'. College
""'","" """ '" """ ., I .
7 ml let. In 44 minutes 10 eocond.
Tha record for the courto I 40:80.
Im I (I by (lcorgii Hunting of Now York
Ono hundred and fifty runntia
clr.rti'd
JOBLESS MENSE"eK WORK
Oil NEW MUABOR ROAD
"" "" "
!! lluiwlml Hopeful Our Man
I '" "ni "' mnuiiMra i.ny nan
for liiiHyirirNi, aaa nrm Twenty.
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' ,",, ' '"" ncrvic
ruTi.AMi. n. i. novorai nun-
Hlth famllle to aupport lined up at
ill) hall, each hoping that ho would
he ono of tho twenty-flve choicn to
ko to work on tho Mount Tabor road.
Tho nnthorlllr took tho flrit twenty-fire
men In (ha lino. Name of.thit
otWr werc.takcii, aud It la prabablo
tlmt the men hired will be given lr
rrauUr work and thoio on tho waiting
Hit given a chanco to earn a few dot
lira.
DEATH COMES IN
PEACEFUL FORM
MTTI.K UN'K WKI.I, KNOWN TO
DM) AXII YOL'.VU OP KMMATII
PAMi IMHHES INTO QIIBAT
IIHYO.NI
Dlod At tho family residence, A.
O. lull, Infant son or Old Father
'lino, aged I year. K'ineral aervlc-ta
iiiihnrsal and public
Yt, another llttlo ono hat paisod
away, Tho white boardod Old Uoy
who ambits over the earth with bla
scythe ha onco more been bereaved
and tho death of 1911 may bo wrltton
In tho chrnnography, Tho death was
unusually peaceful, and the little one
gavo up without a atrugglo.
Tho celebration attondant up Ita
paislng was ono of tho qulctcit over
known In Klamath Kails. The fact
that tho death canto on 8unday night
tnado tho going attended with leas
hilarity than usual.
Tha churches celebrated with a
union watch mooting at tho Methodist
tha home lads had bocome more used
to their advorsarlci, their style of
play and gonoral tactics, and were
also Imbued with moro con Monro and
additional llmborness. Tho rosult was
a hard fought contest, with a closer
result, the visitors taking the go 18
to 16.
Here's tha lineup:
Sacramento Dlckman and Blake
forwards, Veltrop center, Donald
and Palm guards.
Pavilion Ilayden, Barnes and
Krause forwards, Humo center, DeLap
and Ambrose guards.
RaftraaH. I Dak.
nwalre mr.
Kplscopal meeting house after the
hour of tho regular evening services.
At midnight tho church bell was tolled
and those who had been bent on get
ting tho niiwborn year started In life
with religious rojolclng turned to eat
refreshments provided by tho church
women,
At tlm Whlto Pelican hotel there
whs ffastlng, and tho evening was
liiigoly glvon over to a lecture by nun
Mrlntonh, actor-autlior-lcctirer-phQ-
ICKinphur traveler. In some of the
prlvato homes thorn wero quiet meet
ings, with ioiiio not so quiet.
Tho street rojolclng was of a leas
vim-Homus naturo than usual. One
vigorous Individual on Main street,
down town, swung a cowbell and
ollrd "turkey dinner," although tho
hour was rather an unusual one for a
ream of such nature. The usual clam
or of bulls, whistles, horns and vocal
chords wa practically missing. It
ti mora of a night for stooping than
slamming.
Knct Is, a good many had celebrated
with guito vim, verve, and many oth
er things liquid and solid Saturday
night, and wero not ready to under
take any more business of a like na
turn last night.
JOHNSON QUITS
PIONEER PRESS
IIKYXOMM TAKKM IT IlKIXH.
IJCAVINCi TIIK BOOKKKBTtNO,
WHICH IM NOW IN HAMM OP
MIHH AltCIIKR
Klmer Johnson, who has for several
months been connected with the bust
ties end of the Klamath Falls Es
prois and Plont-cr Press, bsa resigned
from that position, being succeeded
by U. A. Ileynolds. until recently
bookkeeper for the edse. '""T
Mr. Johnsoa wUl ga Lts Beaak,
Calif., lo rejota Mr. OaUaaa, wise tsasi
to bo In tho real estate business here
with him.
Mis Kathryn Archer, lately stenog
rapher and phone operator In White
Pelican hotel, haa taken the peatUoa
of bookkeeper, vice Mr. Reynolds.
DKATII OP A. H. BORINK
A. 8. Ilorlne died yesterday morn
ing at tho Baldwin hotel of tubercu
losis. He was an Odd Fellow, belong.
Ing to the RIon 1-ndgo, and had been
cared for by the brotherhood here
since taken down with Illness. He
camn to Klamath Falls some months
ago, and for a time stayed at the Hen
ley ranch south of thla city.
Tho body wai shipped to Slsson this
afternoon for Interment.
ALL (lOATH PI.KAMK ATTKNn
TO OFFICIAL 8TATICMKNT
United State Wants 8,000 of All
KIimIs lo MalNtalN Firebreak In
l,na Aagelca Forest Prose rv re ta the
Vlclally of toe Angelea
United Pre Se'vtra
1.08 AN0EI.K8. Jan. 1. Angora
gnat, bewhlskercd goats can-eating
goats, Hilly gaots, and also Nannies,
attention!
The Unltod States government
wants 3,000 of your Ilk to maintain
tho firebreaks In tho Aagetea forest
preicrres, provided yon 'easy he ob
tained without cost. Hero Is the
propesition:
It. II. Charlton, forest supervisor
at ls Angeles, says It costs the gov
ernment thousands of doltara to keep
tho firebreaks clear of weeds each
year, llo flgurea that 8,000 goata
could do this work nicely, enjoying
themselves meanwhile. So, the of cr.
TVIETMOE I0 01HEIS .10
HAVE GASES P0S1NKD
f;'
Probably Vatll Jnljr, Owing te Ooa
grated State of CrlaMaal CaKwdar,
Hut They Will Re Arranged Before
Judge Wellborn Tomorrow v
HiiIIih! Press Service
LOS ANOSLRfl, Jan. 1. Tha cog
splrsey easea of Tvletmoe. Johanaaen,
Clancey and Muasey will probably ha
delayed to tho July, criminal calendar
of the federal court.
They will be arranged tomorrow ba-
foro Judgo Wellbora.
Forty criminal cases will precede
them, u tho regular procedure la ad
hered. '
OPEN GRILL ROOM
OF LIVERMORE
TONIOHT WITH BANQUET, MIMC,
HPKKCHKfl AND MAYBB JVDOG
WOltDRN AND PAUL JOHNSON
WILL KNUNCTATB
At tho new Llvermore llotol tonight
the opening of the (rill room la tha
basement will be celebrated by a largo
company of dlnors, nd tha eveat will
probably be the Mggest New Tear's
day ft this City. ,
There will be a banquet, eoaalatlag
of eating and drlaklag, aa most ban
quets usually do, music and speeches.
Probably aeaoag those called oa to
orate will be County Judge William
8. Worden and W. T. Jobasoa, treas
ure r of the Klamath Development
company.
It la expected that there will be
about 200 guests present, the demand
for space having been heavy up to
dare.
I.iDYLIKK CKUnBRATION
AT PORTLAND TBJ DAI
If Chief of Folic) fetorerV
Hermly Obarrvaar Are
Hemaade No Csmfrttl
Crowds or gripssHaas Paradee
I'nlted Preas Service
PORTLAND, Jan. 1. PorUaad'a
celebration of New Tear'a will be
"ladylike." That la. If the orders of
Chief of Police Slovcr are enforced.
He said there should be ao liquor
sold from midnight Saturday uatlt I
a. m. today, street demoaatratioaa
would have to bo kept la rigid boaads.
no confetti, feather duster or powder
battles, no congregation of crowds,
aad ao etrpeatlaa parades.
eOMANDfYMAY
BE INSTITUTED
ROYAL ARCH MAHOXB TAKE UP
QURHTION AND RBBULT MAT
RK FORMATION OP SUCH BOOT
INTHMCTTV
At the mooting of Klamath Chapter
No. 35, It. A. M., on Saturday even
ing, the propoaltlon of Instituting a
rommandry was taken up by the com
panions present, and a committee was
appointed to ascertain how maay
charter members could be obtained
and report at tho meetlag to be held
nest Saturday evening. There are
now about thirty members of the
commsndry residing In or near the
city, aud all the members of the chap
ter present espresocd a desire to be
come members of tho commaadry,
should one be Instituted here. Mem
bers of the blue lodge are also getting
In position to become charter mem
bers of the commsndry by applylag
for membership In tha Royal Arch
chapter.
UMIKLS ATTACK HANKOW,
PRKIN DISPATCH STA1CT
Utter Ctty larlkteo to Belief Tkat
Plrhig la by Rebels Statlswsd at
Ww Chang. Who Tttsak Tht Arsals.
tier Kiplred Last
United Press Service
LONDON. Jan. 1. Poor thousand
rebels attacked Hankow today, ac
cording to a Reuter'a Pekla dispatch.
Pekln believes the flrlag la by rebels
stationed at Wu Chang, who think
the armistice expired at midnight.
CITY RUBINRM MANAOHR
WANTKD AT ORBOON CITY
Mayor Dtattck cf That Municipality
Will Soon Have latreemced late
Council an Ordinance to That Meet
to Save Ctty Money
Uatted Press Service
ORiaON CITY, Ore., Jan. . Ore-
goa City la to have a bualasaa man
agar, aeeordlag to Mayor Dlmtck to
day. Ha eald an ordlaaaeo would
aooa be latroduced In tha eouaell for
tha aaaolatmeat of a eapable man.
"A aRy should have IU aBalrs look-
ad aJsar vrMk tha same sartful nttea-
Uoa to aeaM aa any print baatasaa,"
al, i. "Aid a baal
would save tho city money. Ills busi
ness would bo to m that every dollar
'spent by the city ahould bring a re
turn equivalent to 100 coats."
MYHTKKIOL'M DISBASR W
UAC8INO HAVOC AT MILAN
IMaraar Similar lo That la Berlin Stirs
Up ItalUn City, aad Ste cDalhs
Are Reported, PhyaleUae BHag Un
bM to Agree.
United Press Service
MILAN, Jan. 1. A disease similar
to that In Berlin Is causing havoc
here. Bis deaths are reported. Physi
cians are unablo to agree.
AVIATOR ATWOOD SOUBSD
WHKN HK DROPS INTO SKA
Haa Involuntary Dire of IM Feet lata
Atlantic Ocean, Near Lynn, Maes.
Wheal SCUrttag for Portland ta
HydroatMo
Halted Frees Service
LYNN, Mass.. Jan. 1. Aviator At
wood narrowly escaped death today.
He fell 100 feet Into the ocean near
tho Point of Pines shortly after start
Ing from here for Portland In his
hydroplane.
MASKERS ARE TO
BE AT HOUSTON'S
?vUL
TONIGHT, WHKN THKXK WILL BR
PRIZBB FOR CHARACTBKtZA.
TfOXB AND FOR OI'HBlllCO WHO
SALOMB RKALLY M
Tonight U tho Bight of tha aaaaal
masquerade ball give by
Joha V. Hoaatoa of that
there. It wilt be the Sret
taemaelvea aa laaaUawwiah. , flat..
MtB.sver
was too much for moat of them, elacr
!t waa a matter of aot commencing
until midnight.
But tonight they can begin la tho
"ihaak of tha evening" and keep their
nethera active until the woo as
hours of the morn, without their cob-
sciences reproachlag them aa well aa
without "shame oa you" from other
folka.
There are golag to bo three prises
for the beet representations, one for
the most original, one for the funniest
and one for the best sustained char
acterisations.
Then 8alome will be there, with
twenty pounds or so of beada on, In
fact, quite a lot of beading, yet the
risible supply of Salome will be such
that guessing as to the Identity will
be very Interesting. It will also be
remunerative to the successful
gueeser.
KING OP SIAM IB COMING
TO STATES THIS AUTUMN
Will Visit Bwropraa Coarta Alas aw
Return Trta, aad Qaeew Mother
WIU Take ta Latter FUcea Daring
Neat
United Preas Bervtee-
BANQKOK. Slam, Jan. 1. The
King of Blam will pay a visit to the
United States next fall, probably In
October. He will also visit the Eu
ropean court, returning home vln
America.
The queen mother of Blam. It la
also announced, will leave aext April
for a- visit to Europe, but It la sot
known that aha coatemplatea taking
In the United States on her tou.
KIEHMIE FREE CfflM
HI Mn STREET mSTflCT
Many Thowaaad Imported Chtaeee
Firecrackers Exploded, Barrels of
Rice Wtae Go Down Throata of the
YeHow Mew Proclamation Read
United Press Btrviee
NRW YORK. Jan. 1. Mott street
today celebrated tba birth of tha Chi
nese republic A hundred thousand
firecrackers Imported from China
were exploded, barrel of rise wlaa
war druak, and rare oriental viand
ware eatea.
At boob tk leaders of Chtaatewa,
with "Mayor'Tom Lee at thatr hesd,
eatrred the joaaboaaa, where a arae-
aamrai smejaa,
CITY'S WATER PLAN
WILL ABATE NONE
lamatlon declsrlng China to be a re
public was read.
AKCllDUKSrS PAY HALTS
AS HE QUITS MIUTARY
K'mperor ttefasrd to BaactMa Bewrye
Proposed Match With Middse Clean
Lass Which Royal AttKad Ptwree
YoausgfsoMler
United Press Servma
VIENNA, Jaa. 1. Emperor Praas
Josef bsa granted tha Archduke Haa
ry Indefinite (save of absence, aad
stopped bis pay.
The emperor refused to saaetloa a
match between the archduke aad the
daughter of a middle clasa family la
Munich.
The arcbduka thea refasad to re
turn 'to bla military datiea.
He fell la love with tha girl while
palatlBg la Mustek.
U FOUETTf 1 1XKM
01 KDDR6 IHiHSttY
Starts Three Days' hHiwIgaa Tear by
Bpewktagta WsH Kaowa Wolrertae
Odea ta Ratsatf ec Has Osm Caadt-
Catted Prase Barrtat
DETROIT. Jaa. V La Lollatt to
day atartad a three days" Mlealgaa
toar. HeseoksstFllataiamoralBg.
Saglaaw thla afternooa, aad Bay CM?
tawlght. He aslebrated bla thlrty
flrat wslllag aaatimwiteday.
CBtp
TMr
Mrs. L. P. wniNa. Mr.
E. Wlthrow aad J. i
vrtU
leave ta a short time fo
trto taHesv
ulalB.
POULTRY WILL BE
PUT ON DISPLAY
STOREROOM FORMERLY OOCTJ.
PIED RY MTJLLKR MUSfO CO.
WILL BE USED FOR EXPOSf.
TION OF BJRDB
At the northerly eoraer of Btith
aud Main streets tha store room for
merly occupied by tha Mailer Maste
company Is now being Sited up for
tho purposes of tho poultry show,
which la to be held there January S-l.
by tha newly organised poultry fee
ders' organisation.
It la expected that some rarely Saa
fowls and cocks will be shows aad tha
preparations will be lively from now
until Wedneaday, when tha exhibit
will be throws opea to all comers with
tho price.
A. B. Moorland and bob. Prank
Moorland and family, left thts even
ing for Sandlego, Calif., where thty
will spend several months. Frank
Moorland wilt return la tha spriag to
lire on his homestead sear Aspetj
lake.
Lakeview To Celebrate Railroad
With Program Appropriate To Day
An IhvttatloB haa baas received by
the Evening Herald, through tha
courtesy of Mayor B. I. Rlashart, I.
E. Brlttea, presldsat of tho Commer
cial Club, aad M. B. Rlee, editor of
th Herald of Laksvlew, from tha
city ot Lakeview, ta attaad Ue seta
braUoB to be held Jaauary TU, ta
heaor of the eompletloa 1 Ue rail
read to Lakeview.
The Lakeview people expeet to
make "Railroad Day" tke biggest thai
kaa bees hsld la feathers Oregea far
maay a day. Reeeatly B, R. Patah
sua a trip from Ukeriew to
NO CAUSE TOCHANtt
SAYS MAYOR, IN FACT THAT 4
PANT HAS ANNOUNCBB) TaUff
it now has Ftma Wi
TAP FOR ALL 1
Mayor Fred T. I
tha tact that tho Ktaa
aad Water enmaasy
that the water from part at? aba 1
R. Reama aprisga la praaHaaRy
will make bo dlfereaee wtth taw
plaag to go ahead for Ma aws
aupply, Tha osmpaay
aouacomrat to tha
the good aprisga would he aawd to
supply ths eky trass saw as, Sdi tmvt
tba few woald ha plasty to gtvw Baa
dty what It saada aatn apttag, by
which Urn tba lairaasid aBaacat m)
warmer waathar weald ha aaet fjasB
other aarlags whJab wMI ba
"Wa are goiag right ahaad
aay hssttatKa." aaM tha
"There la ao reaeea that I cam aa t
waahoaldsot Tha eky hag gaai
cosaldarabla sapasM, asd lg
to back eat. Kmsmlsttt
aaay taag ag to twrsash psjra tja
tar, bat thoy aad sa real awes to
doR. Why dtdst shay gad haay is!
do aaaaathtagT Haw that ah sRy tag
stepped ta M
gatagtol
"Tba si
a-dofsto.aaasSBBi ac
SkeM
aaalyatoi
UtamtoaaawhatoiraswatorlasR
right or sot, ta ardar that Bto atty
ty atop batttsg wstor h? tt lg asts to
deaa. R, t aet wtth stow to h
ttagthei
psrmaassay.
"We bar dsvilaadg
souree, wrth
eaeugh to twtwlah a sBMaBp at
! poaata. Wa
so eeld that two or threat
all yea oaa take. It Is par, at that
we ar aattalrd. Wa ha v sat yet bad
aa aaaryat mad at tt, hat wa wtB
have la s abort tlss.-
It win probably a a eeaple at
years safwr tha maalripaMty ass far-
alah water to tha Ry, eras at Ma
plaaa ar nscesafaL Tha work waV
be a predtgtoaa wadertaktog, asd the
sact aoatlmoBt at tho eky aa the
proaaaKtos to apead ll.tMtt) ar
1.IIMII as s water aapaly wM ast
be kaows aatfl tha Waal awlaa aaay ha
felt through tha aedtaa t tha
oaHloa to lata saada to aa tha i
It will be abowt two years I
that tha flvo-yaar awtod at tha asd at
which tha dty may bay ewt the water
eompasy will raaah Ma
SUOGH BXDH AX
Big daac tonight at tha I
toa boardlag hoaae. Bast at
Sleighs wUI isava tta Klai
at 7:10. II for tha reaad trip, la
eluding daacs. Evsryhsdy aad
bav a good tlss.
tsreet reeprantatlT ba
ta Joining Ue kerne talka ta
hoaor to tho oceaatea.
Tha train earrylag the rsprsaaata
tlvea of Ue railroad will arrive to
Lakeview aext Saturday sight aid a
joist committee at the Rp aad th
Commercial Clab wUI BMt M. Taere
will be as latsraatlag avagra
pared, sad U Mala wkh tha '
wa rimtts la tap any aata i
sfrM af Ol'MMwUsBBjiTt NspwV'aV C
U toad odta at Ukevtow, iat aata
reappatated to that i
thai
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