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SECTIONS IN CITY
ARE ARRANGED FOR
as CHOSEN
4f,Anum,DMrorwAiu
m AND FOLLOW
I mt KLWTonAi'iAnan
heisaynlbt decided that
isrtl II. should be the day
nrt asmlaatlag cmtmUsm,
I ftt MMWIBg BBr
I it, M U geaeral city aoaslaa
jejeslHB. el waiea win aaas
i sMitf' for the city sHcee,
taalatileae to b BIOS By elect
tts Uf at large, fa eUer
. Meir will m m war
( lOMlUM CUMIUIMI
li "'" aturday.
rata. Ue eleetore-ei-iargj win
iiwImm to run for ofjees mow
I tr Beyer Fred T. BaaderooB,
; CKf Recorder TBOBMa F.
b democrat, aad City Treaour-
If W. Bernees, re pubileea. The
i evd sad city somlseee will
I m it the electioa of May ltd
I tat special charter electioa
I II dees aot put la operatloa
, iit'i -"- charUr, la
l mb) the date of Ida aiactloa
hmtobe reset
i twidl (hot oncers who will
I it Ik charter electioa, at tha
(iMttoa April 1 aad at Ua gen-
lattttiaa, May . follewa:
iWtrf-JudfM, II. C. Telford.
IMUMtda, K. 0. Cummlags;
bfrtak Armstrong. Fred SUM
; mWm place. Navlgalloa build-
ad tha latter ara now being put
through a dally drill on military ma
aeuvers, Tha ntw warships of tha
daaart ara maaaad by tha Aicarl. tha
Batlra Arablaa sotdlsrs from Italy's
Afrleaa colony of Eritrea, who have
aa brought to Tplroll to fliht with
tha Italians.
Aa yat tha carnal have nut hail
thalr baptlam of Bra, hut tha Italians
ara confident that oaca thay cat Into
actloa greet havoc wilt ba wrought, If
sot among tha anamy, at taut among
tha carnal.
KLAMATH TALIS, OREGON, ViKDNEHDAY, APRIL 17, 1918
nlcet Vtvv
Chief of Police Samuel L. Walker
Is onca morn In tho cltyhavlng ro
turned from a dolour of (ho Port
Klamath region.
I WardJudges, Jobs Peea-
kV.ft slough. K. W. McOowaa;
, Alta eaa. Harry P. Qatar-
ig place, city hall.
I Werd-Jedgea. W. T. Stive,
iWesdard, J. L. Tadoa; etarae.
.Meteftr, Perry O. Da Lap;eitl-
ha, Neat bulMlag. which to Me-
i Mala (treat realty eflUe.
I Ward-Judges. K. B. Raaas-
ILA.WW. Joha W. Rota; clarka,
L Asaiegate. W. . Wiley:
I Hate, bathhouse.
i Ward Judges, M. R. Daly.
larfeaat, lleary Oteabaen
.N.btarcbaad. Howard W
HMag place, Falrvlew Qm
FRANCE WKDir MMHTS
rtlTARY AERIAL FLEET
anilely of Uauto for Fighting Kqulp-
Ml lo Travel Ether RumIo f-aui
Oerinaa Aviation Porrra to Calm
lo Balld It
RERUN. April 17. Aa a mult of
tha wild national enthuslaam In
France for a great military aerial
act, the Herman Aeronautical Union,
composed of all the aero and aviation
ctuba la Oermaay, issued a call for
satloaal subecrlptloaa for tha build-
lag of a large fleet of Zeppelins and
aeroplanes. A considerable aum was
subscribed tha flret day.
PjM VffVnwW WlRMlfllL
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I'A'MIOAI) IHMTAOK llll.t,
KtHt KIHCAI VKAR IS IIICAVt
Houlliara I'ariric Nnl in,000 on
HlawiM, to Pay fur Which Over
IW.OOO.OOO Tm of Frrlght Must
lie Haulml Mile
ror mo fiscal year 1910.1911 (he
Houtiiern Pacific company expended
for postage $43,047. The average
ireigiu rata per ton por mile Is 1.281
cents. On commercial freight the
average distance haul Is 220 miles.
Using the above flguros 23,901,00
Ions of freight would havo to bo car
ried a distance of ono mllo In ordor
lo earn for the company tho 143.047
expended for postage during that one
year.
. I
mu VISTA ON
MARKET JULY 1
KI.AMATH IIKVKUH'MK.NT C)M
PA.VV WIMi IIWJI.V ACTIVK OP
K.MNO UP OP KXTK.VHIVK HKHL
DK.M-K AM PACTOUV HKCTIOX
EVANS ASSERTS
CITY GOT VALUE
IN TltADi: OP HTUIIKT POR AM.KY
AMI THAT NO PAVORITI0M OR
PARTIALITY WAH HHOWN RY
COUNCIL
aa aha Pteo larraaaa W Per Ceat)
bv BBVtaBjBBBBi Bjeaj aBVaBBWeaTaPCVaWfJaTaj aaaj
PaHlrBlBtly rt
RUN. April IT. That wars
Blaraaa stake for good aaalaeea la
a ctrclea la apparent from the IS
par aaat dtvtdead Just declared by
the Oermaa arms aad ammualtloa
factorlea. A aaleadld year waa re-
' tai dty hall geaaral caarea-
i Ike lidgas will be William T.
Jul Brelteaitela aad O. K
'.atlle tka clarka will ba Hear?
rudllsrryP.Oalaraeaat
lUVTEDANOTCK,
MINn
MN BaMy BHNai
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I Prasj Barvtaa
IIPOU, April 17. laalealau.
in put have alwaya claaallad
M "Skloa of tha aleaaH." m III
' ba able to alter tha elaaal.
I to "wan bias of u -
Naaui have bow maaatad aa
L" of artillery os eaauta.
TUBERCULOSIS
FATAL TO WOMAN
MRU. aMDn HUNTLRY, HRRK
yHOM MXDPORD TO BKNKPIT
Kit BUCALTI, HIOCUMM TO
APFUOTtON
Mra. Sadla HuaUey, daughter of
Mri aad Mra. J. c: Count, dlad at II
o'clock last Bight of tubercutoato at
tha age of tweaty yeare, 3 moatba aad
1 1 daye. Mr. aad Mra. Couat brought
their daughter here from Medford
about two weeka ago, la tha hope that
the chaaga would benent her health.
Ilia fuaeral wlrt be bald at to o'clock
tomorrow from tha Whltlock uadar-
taklag Barlera.
irs Less Than First Report,
tapalliia Having Only 705 Aboard
W, I. Johnson, secrolary of tho
Klamath Oovnlopment company, stat
ed this afternoon that on July 1 of
this year bis company would begin
active work on the opening up of
Iluena Vista addition. This announce
ment coming Just at this time, when
the prospects are so bright for the
opening of Uecond street and the
building of the boulevard around the
lake, should be sufficient Indication
that there la going to be something
colag In Klamath Patla tbla sum
tnrr. Mr. Johnson atetad that hla
company Intended to usa every ea
ergy for tha Improvemeat and settling
up of tha addition.
It Is generally believed that the
Klamath Development company has
mid tha greater portion of Its hold
Inge In the Hot Springs addition, and
aa soon aa they begin tha opening of
Ruena Vista addition, which Includes
rractlcally all of the property between
high school hltl and the upper lake,
that tha development of thla section
will proceed at a rapid rate. With
tha opening of Second street toward
the oipense of which the company has
lledged 11,000, It will naturally fol
low that the Improvement of Third
itreel to tha upper lake will receive
tha assistance and support of tha De
velopment company, aa this would
give direct connection to tha retail
business section of the town for a
large territory of desirable residence
property.
It Is reported that tha Development
company la planning many improve
rnrnta along the shores of the upper
lake, which to destined to ba and Is
already fast becoming a very Import
rnt manufacturing center, and there
Is also talk of an electric line eonnec
ting with tha upper lake and running
south through tha farming section to
tha Merrill country. When asked
with regard to these reports Mr. John
son stated that their plaas wera not
fully matured, aad ha did not care to
say aaythlag at thla time. Ha ad
Biltted, however, that his people were
Interesting considerable capital In
this country, which would mean a
big Increase la population and a rapid
development of tho reaourcea of the
couatry.
Tho Hernld Is In receipt of a letter
from B. II. Kvnns In reply to an Item
speparlng last night In columns of
this paper:
"lo last night's Herald a statement
was mado to the effect that tho writer
lias received unduo favor from tho
mayor and council In the vacation of
a certain street for an alley and re
ceiving 1100 difference. Wo wish to
make It plain that the 1100 difference
went to tho city, and at the tlmo this
deal waa practically made, a year ago
last October, as the minute records
show, this was a fair and equitable
difference In tho value of tha two
strips of Isnd, as any property owner
In that part of town would atteet.
"It took no favoritism nor partial
ity to consummate the deal, aa the
city received nearly as much laad aa
It vacated, and the alley, as anyone,
on Investigation, would think, la of
much greater benefit to Ua public
than tho street and Is quite awateeery
to llio aanltary condllloMMaT
neighborhood. LrL
"Respectfully aubmltted air
"SID D. TAJ.M
i
the Merrill team, came In the room,
and the matter was put up to him,
and be said that he asked them It
they were coming to the dance. 1
still Insisted that they come over, and
then left tho hotel, expecting to see
them at tho dance. A couplo othoura
later a fow of them come to mo and
aald they were going home, Mr. Ar
nold being one of them. I then told
them that they had better remain and
go to tho dance and have a good time,
but Mr. Arnold Insisted upon going
home. That Is all thcro Is about It.
I do not know what all they did want
unless It was a freo pass to the 191C
exposition at San Francisco, and
thought It a little early to ask for
the passes.
"Hoping that this will make the
matter straight, as I think 1 have n
right to a voice In this, I remain,
yours truly.
"8. C. GRAVES,
"Manager M. D. B. Club."
CHURCHYARD CALM
IN POLITICS HERE
remain there until Mr. Cochrane re
turns.
The trip through Canada will take
about six weeks. If Cochran locates
on land he will return here to settle
up his business affairs, and will then
go back north to make hla home.
Harriet Qulmby, an American, on
Tuesday flew across the English Chan
net. She crossed from Dover', landlnc
tt Hardelot, France.
ATTORNEY SUES
FOR FEE BALANCE
C. M. ONKDJ. BRINOS ACTION
AOAINHT WOMAN, ALLEGING
THAT THKIJK 18 MONEY YET
DUE FOR LEGAL 8ERVIC8
Iftwajlervlrt
"TOUR. Anrll n-i.
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'oawlratesafrom Wlilad
a Boston newspapermaa,
' OB tha FrtBjwu.i. !- .-
b?2mL "'!!" '
Ilia. "Ba.
"-me follewa:
rniMtu establishe cemualea-
s carnathu t.n .
". Wednesday moratag. Tka
- BJBB M M aa
' wrvlvori
rer.
ciiaaal llaht 1 1 ...i.t. .
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T ' Ua Will arahakle
k Wiu "' fri- wlra-
-r UIB OItal ...w.
" Wm tf the
altos eat. Ma
of tha TtiMle
Tltaalc will ba brought to Boatoa oa
tha Callforala. A wlralaas raacnlng
at ayi aoma ware recovered. The
Olympto li proceedlag. aa aha c-;M
da B'lthlng.
'ReallsatlOB of tho tragedy Hun
aag all. Rrarythlag about tha Olym
pie to a ramlBder of CapUla Smith,
(rat rnmmaadar of tha Olympls, who
was lest wm tha Tltaalc.
"Ib hushed whispers the pasaen
r.'ra and sailors discuss ths tragedy.
"Whaa CapUla Haddock, by wire
lasa, was .old of the disaster, ha sent
tha Olymale all speed ahead, aad
baaed to arrive la time.
"Hope waa shattered wfcea he got
la wireless- reach of Ua Carolina
Md full aewe of Ua tragedy waa r---
eelved.
Thla shocked aad appalled every
The Olympics orchestra wai
hushed and laatrameaU put Ib caw.
cWael e. NgaTel
BOX FECTORYMEh'
START FORI
JOHNHON AND CLARKE
WITH VIEW TO A!
SHIPMENT OP EQUIP
NEW PLANT
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MORTGAGE SUIT
BE6UN IN COURT
EFFORT BEING MADE, THROUGH
ACCUSTOMED COURT CHANNEL,
TO GET MONEY ALLEGED TO
RE LOAN
swi.fvta)ft9srwarim
Butt vu Mod Tuesday to foreclose
a mortgage on realty la Nichols addi
tion, tha amount asked being 91,1 IB,
with 10 per cent Interest from April
1. lilt, sad attorney's fees or sioo.
Tha actloa vu brought by Lulu H.
Shepherd agalaat Wilbur White,
Blanche M. White aaa b. u. xnomp-
soa, the last aameo aiso otih
mortgage oa the laad. J. O. Rutenle
appears as ateraey for Ua plalatlff.
Robert A. Johnson and
Clarke, who ara to Install
boi factory, the slto for which
bought and tendered through
Chamber of Commerce, left Monday
evening for San Francisco to arrange
for the shipment to this city of the
fsctory equipment, which has all been
bought. It Is expected that the fac
tory will be In operation within a few
weeks.
The name of tho factory Is to be
tho Klamath Manufacturing compa
ny, which was recently Incorporated,
and Incorporation papers Died at 8a
lem. The capital Is 1100,000.
LFGISLATUE ROASTED
FOR WASTE OF NtMEY
PRIMARIES FRIDAY
THE SURFACE INDICATION ARE
ABOUT AB nrTFXLKnLE A
THOUOH NO ELECTION
ANYWHERE NEAR
PLAYERS ASKED
TO MERRILL DANCE
HON. SAMUEL C. GRAVES, MAN
AGER OF TEAM IN NEIGHBOR.
ING CITY, DKNIEM STATEMENT
OF LOCAL ROYS
Samuel C. Oraves, more generally
known ns "Chap," who, In addition
to his duties aa editor and proprietor
of the Merrill Record, guides the des
tinies of the Merrill baseball nine
with a tender hand, writes the follow
ing, a reading of which will make Its
meaning clear:
Editor Evening Herald:
"In your Issue of Saturday evening
I see you have an arttclo In which you
stated that the baseball nine from
Klamath Falls was dented free admis
sion to the ball given hero last Friday
ntght. Now this Is not true In any
sense o'f the word. They were to have
their expenses paid to come here and
play ball, something that has not been
done heretofore. Their team hire and
dinner was to bo paid by the Merrill
baseball nine. As It was late when
the game was finished they were giv
en their super also at our expense.
During tho evening I went to tho
hotel where the boys were stopping.
aad asked them, or five or six oi
them, It they wanted tickets to Ua
danoe. One young man said that Uey
did aot come prepared for tha daaoe.
Thea Araold spoke up aad said tha
capUla of the Merrill alae aajced
them to stay for the dance. At that
aald, aa manager of the alae, to
come over and have a good time. At
that time Mr. Stevenson, capUla of
Suit has been entered by C. M.
Onelll, whoso atorney Is C. M. Onelll,
against Fay Melbourne tt whose re
cent irisi ror conaucuag a disorderly
house tho lawyer acted In her behalf.
The bill aahvtflarijiio balance al
leged to be dae.'1 The" woman skipped
Ua tewa after the Jury In her case
had disagreed.
NEW MAN SPOKEN
OF BY PREACHER
The Interest and attendance at the
Christian revival ara growing, and It
U hoped soon to remove to a larger
building, Tha tabernacle waa nearly
filled last Bight Evangelist Waltton
reached on the "Highway." aad aalj
orae pertinent things concernlns
man's relation to God. 'The un.'nn-
vrrtna man Is dead spiritually," li
said, ' but the average man doe not
realise the fact. Jesus made a clear
distinction between the spiritual and
the physical, and when the body re
turns to the elements from which It
came the soul continues to live. We
dress our bodies and take pride In
their beauty and prowess, but what
about the soult The wise man Is be
who plans for eternity as well as for
time, to die, as well as to live."
Whtston's Illustrations are classic,
and his logic marked. Tonight at
7:45 he will speak on 'Tho New
Man." He and Mrs. Whlston will
sing. Friday night the thema will be
"Heroes," Whtston's great baseball
sermon.
Chinese Provisional National Aaaean
bly Voted Themselves Too Big Pa,
CoBfttderiag Flaaacaa of Dtetreaaad
Couatry
United Press Bervlea
NANKIN, April 17 The members
of tha provisional satloaal assembly
are coming In for considerable crit
icism on account of tho liberality
with which they recently voted to
treat themselves financially. Five
hundred dollars Mexican, which each
delegate Is to receive monthly, only
amounts to about HBO in American
money, but even f ISO a month Is re
gurded as pretty fancy pay for a Chi
nese, especially at-a time when Ua
country la desperately ptached (or
funds.
Banks to Bo Closed Friday
Aa Friday to primary aiactloa day
tho banks In this city will keep their
doors closed. Those who have placed
money In the banks to requlscat aa
pace until needed, aad desire to dis
turb the requleecat, will have to do
so oa Thursday or else wait aatU Sat
urday.
ChUoqwla Trate
Tha Southern Pacific lll.run a
special train from Klamath Falls to
Cbltoquln on Saturday April 10, to
accommodate people attending the
circus. ThVtraln will leave Klamath
Falls about 6p. m. The train will
make the regular trip to Chlloquln,
and will serve to bring people In from
there on the retura trip. 16-4t
Charlea Asks for Divorce
Suit for divorce has been filed In
the office of County Clerk Charlea R.
Do Lap by Demarua Charles, who
wishes a legal separation from G.
Charlea.
D. St. George Bishop bos returned
from his homestead on Upper Lake
Klamath.
COCHRAN STARTS
OFF TO DOMINION
HE AND LINDLKY INTEND TO
LOOK OVER BRITISH COLOMBIA
AND IF APPEARS "RIGHT" THE
FORMER WtUi STAY-
J. D. Cochran left Sunday morning
for Medford. After spending a few
days there he and George R. Llndley
will leave for British Columbia. It to
their Intention to travel over a large
portion of that country, aad If Coch
ran finds anything desirable he will
locate there. He waa accompanied to
Medford by Mre. Coebraa. who wlU
Mcwey Asked aa Seat
Through Attoraey H. W. K
Henry Bolvin baa entered suit against
E. E. Heldrlch for Ua recovery of
money.
SHERMAN BETTER
OF RHEUMATISM
VETERAN JOUBNALIBT AND CAN
DIDATE FOR DEMOCRATIC NA
TIONAL DELEGATE, WILL DE-
4FEND ON FRIENDS' WORK
Word has been received from Dairy
that Charlea W. Sherman Sr., Ua vet
eran newspaper man aad candidate
for delegate to the democratic na
tional convention, to slowly recover
ing from an acute atUck of rheuma
tism. Mr. Sherman's condition to
such that he will not be able to get
about to make a campaign before the
primaries are held. In a letter to
one of his friends In this city he says
that he will have to depend largely on
the good work voluntarily done by
the democrats of this sectloa.
With county primaries but two
days off, coming Friday, there Is
about aa much political excitement ta
town aa though everyone had gwaa
to a funeral. No mora lataraat aa
pears to ba manifest oa Ua surface of
things than If there waa aoUlag la
sight at all la Ue way of political do
ings. The candidates have praetie-
ally all had Ualr fllag at Ua altaa
tloa. They have gone about Ureaga
the county aad city feuttmaetlag,
pleading aad otherwise aadearertag
to coai aoma fraaehtoaa Uatr '
Ue majority of franchises, to i
mora correctly aad It rams las to be
seea Just bow tha thing will tara oat.
Tha situation to aa abnormally aaiet
one. It may signify aa latoase, bat
hlddea latereat, la Ue sltaatloa, aad
again It may mean apaUy. Bat after
Friday everybody will know what's
what.
Tha following persona have been
appointed at Ua Klamath county pri
maries on Friday, April 1IU:
Dairy precinct Judges, W. L.
Welch, A. L. Michael. H. B. Odea;
clerks, Charlea E. Drew, Charlea
Flackus. Fred Beck.
8prague River PncUct---4adgea,
John Wells, E. W. Caaabeer, O. N.
Anderson; clarka. Earl E. Walker, O.
W. Howard, Dan Parker.
Langell Valley pretlaet Jadgaa.
H. O. Baaaay, N. C. Qeaa, George Me-.
ble Jr.; cterka. W. R. Campbell. R. C
Cowley, W. H. Paakey.
Pine Orove precinct fades, Bejr
rell W. Short, HUto Tonne John
8hepard'; clerks. B. B. Hawkkaa, T. B.
OrtBHhs, James Orlmea. , ;
Odell preelact Judges, !. L. Baa
go, J. L. Howard, W. H. Reward;
clerks, Ed Rourk, C. J. Sweet, Jena.
Knott
Wood River preelact Judges O. B.
Hoyt. 8. B. Oardaer, Richard Mel?
; clarka, O. B. Baack, J. H. Hes-
alg. F. W. Loosely.
Klamath Lake predaet Judges,
D. M. ariatb, M. H. Wsmpler, F. D.
Courtode; clerks, Donald McKay Jr.,
Arthur Wlltoon, James Blair.
Plevna precinct Judges, H. Snow-
goose, Den aordoa, R- w. Tower;
clerks. Ben Kearas, B. W. McCormtok
George Ager.
Tule Lake preelact Judges, B. 8.
TerwlUlger, J. P. Porter, H. Hrry;
clarka, J. T. Henley. Bob Daltoa, O. J.
Anderson.
Malla ' preelact Jadgaa, Weatof
Wostrchll. Frank Zumpfe, W. W.aV
Adams; clerks. J. H. McNeil. F. H.
Brandenburg. Ed Burrla.
Poo Valley preelact Judges,
mer Moore, Edward Freuer, u. H.
Griffith: clerka. Olea Van Meter, F.
B. Keater, Vivian Evans.
Lost River preelact Judges. D. B.
Nichols, L. J. Bowman, J. L. Spam-
iCJOilnueU oa Page it rrL
Kadee and Canal Companies Each
Give $1,000 to Fix Second Street
U. W. White and others Interests
In the Second street Improvement en
terprise are Justly Jubilant today over
the new subscriptions obtained to Ue
fund, for nbout f l,k0 additional haa
been i-romlied yesterday aad today.
Including two subscriptions of f 1,000
each, the largest recorded, aad ons
of I50.
The fl.OOO subscriptions are from
the Klamath Caaal company aad Ue
Klamath Development company, Evan
R. Reamee giving Ue 1150. It looka
now aa though Ua 10,000 mark eat
will be reached very soon, Ue total to
data being fd.ltS. Two money to to
be uaed to Improve Second street
from Klamath avaauo to Lake Ewau
aa aad build a boulevard along the
lake front to Ue city limits.
The list ot subscriptions te:
RexB. Bord $ 100
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J. A. Houstoa
F. H. Mills
J. L. Cunningham
Maddoz ft Harrto
Louis Osrber
Fred T. Sanderson
George B. Bayder
Joha D. Fielder
E. B. Henry
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Charlea Oravee
First Natloaal Baak
J. V. Houstoa
Louis Jacobs .
George T. Baldwin
Minnie E. and Frank Ward. . .
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Klamath Caaal Co.
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