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FINANCIERS ASK
I
AVOR
AND
OF WILSON
HIS CABINET
WANT OOVKKNMKNT TO SANC
TION CHINA LOAN
l or Dollar nipleeaacy la Believed
lo lie In Hlht Vacle Hani Will No
Luagrr .Ut m a CoHrcUan Agvary
la South awl t'eatcal Americas) R
pebllr for Wall Street Oaareraa
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tatted I'rees Service
WAHIIINOTON, U. C, March 17.
1h announcement U expected soon
that the aomrninant will not eUnd
fcr MulUr i)lilotncy," and will sot
iiisrsutto any more Wall street loana
lor act ai a collection agency la
South and Central Amerlcaa re-
publics.
Thla afternoon tba cabtaet discus-
id the rtiufit of Morgan and other
IstBcler participating la tba six-
power loan lo China. They want Uia
Ule department to aanctloa Ua loan.
so the ircurlty will ha uaquestloaed.
The money la guaranteed by tba Chi
aeae cuitorai collactlona.
It bat been laaraad privately that
WlUon la adverse to tba ptaa of tba
Sunders.
OVERRATED CAMP
IS NOT HEALTHY
LETTER FROM IIOCHKHTKIt, NKV.,
ADVISES KliAMATH FALLS I'KO
PLK TO KEEP AWAY PIU)M
THERE
A letter received here from Roch
ester, Nevada, the new mining camp,
report overyllilitg overdone there.
There arm about sixty men at work
In the mines, out of a population of
I, COO. There are ality aaloona, and
aa many dance Italia and houaei of)
III fame.
Much alchnve la prevalent and
many deatha have reaulted. In fact.
thn advlco la aent to alay away from !
Itohceater.
The First Session of President Wilson's Cabinet
REPORTS OF RICH
IISTRIKNtECEIVED
I M'MOK HA IT THAT A SKVKN-
FOOT 8HUTE HAM BEEN KN.
COUNTERED IN PROPERTY OP
THK HUNMHINE
Encouraging uewa baa been recelv
i hero from High Orade, tba new
BlolBg camp aouth of Lakevlew. It
U reported that a aavaa foot abuta
' very rich ore baa been encountered
la the property of tba Ruaahlaa com
ptay, and that the formation la aolld.
Ith talc on either wall.
While no confirmation baa coma to
tbtte reports, It la aald tbat tba Sea
Ma proplo are purpoaely kaeplag
" matter quiet. In order to buy uo
u much of the atock aa poaalbla at a
Biure. A number of local people
' Interested In thla property.
Unac Cacka. a Ualin h.
la the county aaat Unndmv m !!
acting of tba atockboldera of tba
Cooperative Supply bouaa.
REBELS ADVANCE
ON NACO ATTACK
FEDERAL OENEHAL AOAIN PACES
DESTRUCTION HEIIEL CHIEF
TAINS OATHEHINO TROOPS
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United I'reea Service
NACO, March II. General OJada
la again facing daatructloa.
Oencrals Callea and llracamonto
are gathering their forcea aoutb of
Agua I'rleta, and will move on Naco
tonight.
Obregon la sanding 600 Tag u la.
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REPORTED KILLED
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LONDON, March 17. An uncon
firmed newa agency dlapatcb from
Salonlca aaya that King Ueorge of
(Ireeeo haa been aaaaaatnatod In the
city of Athena.
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riuu uu iu iiiui muuihi un uvn, i niiucui n uaoB, w. u. mcaooo, aecreury or me ireaaury; j. u. McKaynolda, attorney general; Joaaabaa
Daniel, ocrctary of the navy; D. P. Ilouaton, aecreury of agriculture; W. IJ. WlUon, accretary of Ubor; W. C. Redfleld, aecreUry of 'coatatefea
Franklin K. Lane, aecreUry of the Interior; A. 8. Burteaoa. poatmaater general; L. N. OarrUon, aecreUry of war; W. J. Dryaa. aecreUry of aUU. '
CAMINETTI AND
DIG6S FACE A
BUNCH TROUBLE
rROMINKNT YOUNG MJR AM Bf-
VOLVKO IN LAW
Releaaed ea Owa llavaajaaaaa
Oiarsea of CoatHballag la
qanary of OWa, Tbey Are 1
Be-ArreeUJ ea Ckaraja af Walla
Hlavery Are AfraM (a Laava aba
lrlaea
United Praaa tferrlaa
SACRAMRNTO, March It. Tba
plan to take Caaalnettl and Dlgge to
Stockton for arraignment on charaaa
under the Mann act haa beam abandoned.
United SUtea Marshal Kcraaa at
San Franclaco arrived this afteraaa
with warrant, and the aaea ware
promptly arraigned by tba caaaty
autboritlea oa chargea of esatrtaaUac
to the delinquency of two glrla. Thar
were released ea their ewa rmgata
ance. Thea Keraaa imataa tbaaa aa
chargea of wbiU elavery. Thar Wall
be arraigned bafara Saverier Jaaaa
Hagbaa.
TAXI SERVICE TO
a
BE STARTED HERE
LONDON, March 18. The king of
(Irecco waa aaaasalnatod at Salonlca
whoro ho waa at the head of a divi
sion of the Qreey army, according to
unconfirmed dlapatcbaa.
Tonlgt King Oeorge bad no Infor
mation 'concerning tbo aaiaaalnatlon
of the King of Oreeca.
Mt. Mazama Was the
Highest Peak in West
Government Geologiiti Hold that Old
Volcano. NowCollapied Into Gra
ter Lake Waa 15,000 ft. High
WIIITK I'KLICAN GAIIAOE SE-
CVMM TWO TAXICAtW, AND
NKW UVKHY HKIIVICK WILL BK
STAUTKD HIIOKTLY
A fnvlftnti 111 ash I li Jt I a I sa I innM.
. vatlon for Klamath Fall, aa an
nouncement waa mado today by Oor-
uua e iiaiuwiu, uwqvii u& uv n una
I'vllcun garago, that they will com
mence a aervlco In a abort time.
Two caba fitted with Uxlmetera
havo teen received at the garage.
One of thvie will bo operated from
the garage, and the other from aa
uptowu aland. They wilt be In aer
vlco until Into nt night.
Tlio taxlcab charge ure mado by
thu mlleago traveraod by the car, and
llio longtli of each trip I registered
by tho taximeter, which alto abowa
tho amount due. In thla way the cus
tomer can tell Juat what la due, and
after It la paid tbo amount duo for
that and nil other tripe during the
day la computed aa by a caah reglatar
for tho Information of the chauffeur
aud garago owner.
Thoro haa been a great daaaad
horo at all time for auto livery can,
and It I to meet thl that the aervlco
I being started. If the patronage
wnrranta It, the garago will place ad
ditional taxlcaba In aervice.
8MUl to The Herald
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Th t.i I "' v" area e.
y lJ'.hMt roowtala In OragM
l...i "l ',oou' . fat above aaa
to it Co,u",r with Mount Whttaay
t.i. ",u,,, ,n c"orala and Mount
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lot. i ill nHiaii
LM.rl,'.nt .00 feat.
ak... "" B0 Maar aa a
lea .'?' ,,oww. ceor4laf to
i ,ol!,',u of tB
tlM 0 ,UrV,,r M Ur MtaWtl-
ai. k , " H " ) proaa
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". great volcaao which towered
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poarod Into the bowel of tbo earth
and all that la left today la the huge
rim around Crator Lake,
Crater Lake la the caldera of thla
extinct and collapaed volcano, and la
nearly all nllea In diameter. The in
side walla of the rim of the ancient
mountain are la place nearly 4,000
feet high and almoat perpendicular.
Tho lake iUelf la in placea 3,000 feet
deep and parta of the wall rise above
IU water another 2.000 feet. A res
toration of the mountain In fancy,
ualng aa a baala the anglea of tho
lower alopei, which atlll remain,
abowa tbat tbo apex could not have
beea far from 16,000 feet la belgbt,
ao that Mount Maiama waa one of the
moat lofty and majeatio peaka lu the
United SUtea.
STEPS TAKEN IN
BONDING PLAN
CITY COUNCIL INSTRUCTS CITY
ATORNEY TO I'ltKl'ARE RESO
LUTION CALLING ."OR A SI'E
Cl.tL BOND ELECTION
As tho first step In the bonding of
tho city to take up the outstanding
wnrrnnt Indebtedness and put tho
city of Klamath Fall on a caah baala,
tho city council last night Instructed
the city attorney to draw up a resolu
tion providing for the calling of a
special election to vote on the matter.
Tho resolution will probably be
ready nt the next meeting of the coun
cil .and every effort will be made to
expedite tho preliminary detail.
WORK STARTED
SECOND
UNIT
HKVKN OF MANEY HROS. OUTFITS
ARK AT WORK ADDITIONAL
OUTFITS WILL HE l'UT TO
WORK SOON
Seven of tho Maney Broa. outflU
aro now at work on the second unit
latorala of the Klamath reclamation
project,
"Just aa rapidly aa weather condi
tion will permit additional outfit
will be put to work," aald L. A.
Klrchaner this attornoon.
Mra. Bertha ,Clopton of Boaaaaa la
the gueat of Klamath Fall frleada.
PHONE STRIKE
DECLARED OFF
LOCAL UNIONS OF TMK ELEC
' TRICAL WORKERS VOTE TO AC
CEPr WAUK 1NCRKASK OF 85
CENTS A DAY
WILL KODAK ALL
COUNTY SCHOOLS
SUPERINTENDENT PETERSON IS
PREPARING TO TAKE PICTURES
OF EVERY SCHOOL IN KLAM
ATH COUNTY
In order to have definite data from
all of the school in Klamath county,
JCouuty School Superintendent Fred
JPeteraon haa made arrangemenU to
'tako kodak vlewa of tho achool bouae
M .1 .A.I I. iui.Ii JI.,bIa, .knwlKB ,Ib
jauu jhiu ,u vuvu uisiuti, auvwiug wc
pupils, teachers, interior and exterior
of the buildings, etc.
In addition ho will have informa
tion as to attendance, etc., compiled,
and this will bo set forth In tabulated
form on a large chart, and surround
ed by tho photographs of the district
referred to. These charU, one for
each district, will be the property of
the superintendent's office, and they
will be nn Interesting adjunct at the
varioua educational Institutes held
each year.
The picture will be Ukea by Mr.
Peterson, and In anticipation' of a
busy aeason, he baa Uld la a big
supply of "Three-A" alio aim. He la
visiting the Henley achool today.
SACRAMENTO. March 17. UaK-
ed SUtea deaaty marshals are lagrrt
ed to Uke Camlaettl aa Dtaaa to
Uiilted 1'reas Service
DAN FRANCISCO, March 17. At
tho headquarter of the electrical
workers today it was announced tbat
all danger of a strike against the Pa
cific Tolephouo company was paat,
Korty-ono locals lu Oregon, Wash
Inrton, Idaho, California, Nevada and
Ariiona voted to accept 25 cents dally
Increase.
The now agreement la elective
from January 1, 1913, to January 1,
1914.
Mra. J. J. Hales returned Monday
from a visit with relatives la Califor
nia. Mr. Hales remained In the Botitb
to attend to business matters.
Alex Cheyne waa here Monday
his ranch on the Merrill road.
trim
Indiau Agent Watson left thla
morning for tho Klamath Agesey
after attending to buskeaa maitera
hero, Ho waa accompanied by L. M.
Holt of the Indian aervice, who oaato
In last night from North Yakima.
JOHNSON WANTS
INVESTIGATION
DEMANDS THAT SENATE COMMIT
TEE UK APPOINTED TO DKLVB
INTO WOMEN'S WAGE CONDI-TIONS
Jultod l'rea Servlcr
SACRAMENTO, March 18. Gov
ernor Johnson thl mornlag made a
demand that the senate appoint a
committee to Investigate the relation
ship between tho wagea paid the wo
men of California and the white alava
act
The executive sUted that ha waaU
an Investigation made that will be
thorough In every detail, and ha
want a report before the termination
of the present session.
FIREBUGS WILL
BE UNDER ARREST
WARRANTS WILL BE ISSUED IN
CHICAGO ARREST OF PROM
INENT MEN IMPLICATED IN
THE ARSON TRUST
CHICAGO, March 18. The aUU'a
I attorney announced today tbat war
rants tor the arrest of higher-ups,
merchants and insurance adJuatera
connected with the arson trust, will
be issued today.
Thirty-five alleged ftrebun will ba
placed In custody. Some of them re-
Mdo in other cltlea In the aUte.
Tho confessions of Ben Fink and
John Daniels form the basis of tba
prosecutions.
Stockton thla aftenoea far
meat before a federal
The two mea hav. t
of ball, fearing that If thejr war. at
liberty their UveawaaM a. aa aaawar.
Because the trial wlH a. aaaar thai
Maam act, the glrla will ha reaalre to
tell their experleacea la oaam aaaft.
They are out of Jail aow em fl.Nt
bond. Neither haa left home alaee
returning to this city.
Louis Wampler and John Ryan.
who nre hometteading oa the Upper
Uike, are here from Woodbine. ur-
chaslng supplies.
ELKS TO DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT
INFORMAL MOT AND CAJMM WILL
BK DIVERSIONS OF "AT
AT THE CLUB 'ROOMS OT
LODGE
Members of Klamath Falls Lo4a Ne.
1247. B. P. O. E.. aad their ladles will
enjoy a social evening at the
Club Friday evening. Cards
dancing will be enjoyed, aad a
quet will be served.
Farmers May Form a
Cooperative Warehouse
Rumored that Inveitoro in Defunct
Concern are Considering the Ad
visibility of Such a Plan
F. O. Eldred of Boanaxa la a Klam
ath Falla visitor.
According to persons Interested,
there la a possibility that Klaauth
county may havo a co-operative sup
ply house thla summer, despite the
disastrous effect of the representa
tives of the Portland firm which aoM
stock to local farmers, weat tat. the
hands of a receiver without earrylag
out any of its promisee, and la aow
seeking to collect the notea given.
When the farmers gave cash and
notea for stock In the concern, they
did eo knowing that such an laettta
tioa would be a great beaelt te Klam
ath county, it proposed to ereot a
central warehouse here, throaaa
which the, products of Klamath coan
ty farau would, he marketed, and mj
piles purchased at wholesale prleat.
Thia waa to have been aaa of a abate
throughout the state.
Although they war. aafraude to a
certain extent, the farmers eaaaet feel
taat tney were entirely "Ukea la," aa
the Idea la one which. If carried .art,
would do a great deal for the ae4
cultural Industries of thla -aaeMea?
They will contest the payment el the
notea aent here for eelleeHaaa,hej
ground that the eoneera failed to ear-
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At a meeting of the faisaan wt
signed notes, It waa Itoraid Meat ak
least IIQ.oeo wu eeeer4 fcr I
farmer here for.eteek tot.
concern, if tata smanal alejt,t
subaeaibed for; a
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