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KLAMATH YM.IM, OHEOON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, Itll
MANUFACTURERS
REPRESENTATIVE
IS VISITING CITY
MIIH. IMIVTII TOZIEH WEATHER
i:i) TO REMAIN HOME TIME
Atlantic Fleet Plays
"War" in Chesapeake
Target Practise, Submarine Drills and
Naval Maneuvers Will Occupy
Attention of Bluejackets
1'orllitinl Woman Who I Touring tlin, HOUTIIKRN 1)1111.1. (HIOUNDH, via i will ftru nt Imaginary torpedo boats
H..ir In .ho Mimii of II... "Hm-i0'' Vn'; J" .-ohblng a and d-iroyers. mile out on the sea;
Idull gray against (liu background of a their search lights will Haiti through
Industry" Movcmmt, Will Complle-Jchumlng ten, tho Atlantic fleet lay at 'tho darkness nud from wldoly scpa-
HiaiUtira aa to tlto Manufacturing "lienor today, rcaoy tu begin Its an- rated points tho drcadnaughts will
.mint unr hlnv In (MinaitftnAlfA IImv.
iwii.iiio. or kuh...i, coH.ir ,,nr otl( ,(B Bbcc1 of mMl9t phow
Mini lff-tuiw un That Topic lng KUll llko nliovo tho wave, swayed
. jihu target food for tho Ami day'
For the purpose of compiling data long rangv firing.
Aa to tho manufacturing resources of
llila city aud county, and In other
way furthering tho great Orogou
"Hume luduitry" movement, Mr,
(Myth Toiler Weathered U hero from
I'urltnnd In the Interest of tho move
ment, which la being enthusiastically
carried on by the Manufacturer As-
uclatloii of Oregon.
Tlio aim and object of the assocla-
lion U to create a demand for all
icundi manufactured In Oro.ton, aa
well ai to build up bigger pay rolls
for all part of the state. To do tbla
latter part of tho campaign, tho or
Kanliatlon Is compiling data from ev
try part of tho atato which will be of
Interest to Kastorn manufacturers
Mho are considering locating In the
llraver state.
Mrs. Weathered' mission In the
campaign U to visit ovory county In
the state, give attention to the re
sources of that locality aud report to
the association, systematically Intro
dure a plan of work among tho local
i tuba and organltatlon that will
mean a better patronage of commodi
ties manufactured In that place, and
to kWo every assistance to tho estab
lishment and maintenance of local
factories. Hho works upon the plan
Hint county prosperity means the
financial betterment of the entire
state.
Whllo In Klamath Falls Mr.
Weathered Is tho guest of Mr. W. T.
Forrest.
During her visit Mr. Weathered
wilt address tho Chamber of Com
merce, tho Women's Civic league and
other organisation of tho kind.
Is probablo that an address will be
given by her Monday night under tbo
auspice of tho two mentioned soci
eties. Thursday morning Mr. Weathored
will address tho student of tho high
school. At that tlmo she will lecture
on "Hawaii,' but she will also discus
In her Interesting mnnner tho Import
ance of tho "home Industry" move
ment to every resident of Oregon.
I unleash their 10, 12 and 10 lneber
at the flimsy target that Imaginary
foetimn which, unless destroyed,
mriin death end destruction for thoso
on hoard tho battleships. j United Press Hcrvlo
hTo dny practice, which boan to- WASHINGTON. 1). C. April 2
COMMISSION
IS
GOING TO SHOW
UP PASS GRAFT
INDICTMENT OF MANY BIO FIRMS
M DEMANDED
I
Interstate Commerce Ceanmlssloaers
Make Hurtling Disclosure m at Re
sult of Their Investigation in Colo
rado Legislators, Judge aad
HLate aa County OMcUls Were
Supplied
Tho war game, which began today,
nud which will last through several;
ck. will to reality bo a mimic bat
tle on an Immcnso scale. Through tho l""ko llay wn t'l'cn as tho drill
night ships, steaming at full spcod, ,v miiiiiuril oil i n. n
Last March Was Colder
and Drier Than Usual
Precipitation for tbe Month Just End
ed Was Half of That Recorded
. for Preceding T Wo Tears
ALL AT WORK
ON THE LEVEE
(HIOCniM, rilVNICIANH, IIAUIUtH,
Dllt'OMINTH IIANKKItK AND UK
I'OltTKIW Alti: AM)VK F.XKMf-
n.u nv ctnto omciAM
SCUTARI ABLAZE;
FALL IMMINENT
lay, consist entirely of long range .-.,., ,. ..,. r.mm.i
firing and fast skirmishes. Cbesa- i....i.i .i.
lilllllV;V tU IVklttltUI VMa W WE
graft In Colorado, havo returned a re-1
port, demanding tho Indictment of tho
Colorado Fuel and Iron company, the
Victor American Fuel company, the
Colorado Portland Cement company,
and tho Urcat Western Sugar com-
jpauy ior acccpuug passes, ana against
I tho Itlo Qrando and Colorado South
ern railroads for granting paste.
Tbe report show that Judge, state
officials, legislator and county and
municipal officers of Colorado gen
erally used passes.
Tho mean temperature for tbe
month of March Just ended was 33.3
degrees, according to tbo record of
the local meteorological station. This
waa six degree lea than for tho cor
responding month last year.
Tbo precipitation for March, 1913,
waa much less than In former yean.
The record show that tho precipita
tion amounted to .CO of an Inch. la
1911 and 1912 tho precipitation waa
an Inch or more.
Tho highest point reached by the
thermometer in March waa 60, on laat
Sunday af tornoon. The coldest regis
tered was 11 degree, on tho morning
of the 14th.
A aummary of tho weather condi
tion for the month follews:
Temperature Mean maxima,
43,3; mean minimum, 33.3; moaa,
33.3; maximum, 60, on 30th; mini
mum, 11, on the 14ta.
Precipitation Total, .60 of aa
Inch; greatest in 34 hours, .09, oa
tbo 2d; total anowfall, 4 Inche.
Number of days with .01 or mora
precipitation, 11; number of daya
clear, 12; partly cloudy, 9; cloudy,
10.
LAVEY MUST PAY'
FINE AND SERVE
YEAR IN PRISON
ACTINO INDKI'KNDKXTI.V, RKIt-
VIA.V POllt'Krt TODAV COM
,MK.Ci:i A ItOMIIAHDMKNT OK
Tl'ltKIHII CITV.
Reaaine IfcarlauM
United I'res Heme
WASHINGTON. D. C. April
3.
foiled I'ress Bervtc
CAIItO, Ills., April 2. Every able-
bodied man lu tho city who U nut de
tailed to do other work Is kept nt ;l of the Montenegrins, the Rervtana
work on tho lovees In an effort to this afternoon re-oponed tho bom
keep the swollen Ohio Hirer from bardinent of Scutari. Arumorofthl
breaking through and InundatlnK the mornn(- or tno burning of tho city
country. un af forwards confirmed, and the
Tho only men eioniplcd from work , of ,,, Turk g,ronf hol(1 ,, now fy.
at tho lovoo aro grocers, bakers, phy llcCe,i -t any time.
lloarlngs were returned hero today bo
Hiiltod I'ress Bervlco foro Ul0 JnUriUto Commerco Com-
CFnTINJK. April 2. Independ- mission to obtain Information from
express compsnle aa to rate and
DIRECT ELECTION
OF U.S. SENATORS
THE KEYSTONE STATE PALM) IN
LINE WITH OTHER PROGRHB
HIa AND RATIFIES DIRRCT
ELECTION OF TOM OaVOOT
business conditions. The hearing
will conclude the investigation of ox
press rates.
United Press Kervlca
HARRI8BURO, Pa., April 3. Tho
state senate this morning unanimous
ly
cral constitution providing for the dl-
WILL DISCUSS
NEW TREASURE
PORTLAND NEWSPAPER MAN M
HERE IN THE INTERESTS OF
THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSA
TION ACT
PROMOTER WILL M COImWTVaV) j
TO JAIL TO)aXftROW
t j
Ileal Estate Mass WoH Raws a ar !!'
raJ OperafJeaa DofrHroal of lJlmrsy, J
aa a Reeats of Vosag tao aaaaW.aa
Fraadlaeat Paryeao Tao 3aaaam
Crow Oat of Voaooa Laaol "iilir! '
of Newyaaar Faaao ,
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Albert Toiler of tho Padnc Farm
er, and representative of tho commis
sion appointed by Governor West to
draft the Orexon Workmen's Comaea-
ratified the amendment to tho Ia-!Mt(on aet p.Oed-by the hut session U com
of tho legislature. Is visiting Kumath
Irect election of United State sen- Falls. He la here to consult with
PORTLAND. April I.
C. Lavey, ex-real estate awa aaa
moter, ha heea eoataeo4- hy
United State district eoart to i
a year la the county Jail and to nay a
One of 11,000, tho maxlmam. The
Jail seutenc waa the targoat that
could be given without eommKllai
the maa to the pealteatlary. Ho was
given .until tomorrow moralag to got
tie up his buslaes afalra aa maeh aa
possible. M
Lavey thirty daya ago leaa'oa i-U-tr
to a charge of ualag tao matto tor
fraudulent purpo. Hi eaoo w
one of tbe many that havo growa oat
of the "hoodoo" Ptereo Maya-JoMa
school section lands, la whMk aWI
ously Senator Mitchell aa4 .'othoia
wero Involved. - ,, r X'' '
At the time of tho plea, Lavajr '
given the thirty-day eiteaalea tf I
la which to repay aosjo of tao '
Incurred la tho alleged fraaa i
Aa Interest la his ease was takoa.br v
the Portland, Realty
Ittee of Uat
reported favorably la his
week, it was aaaoaaeea Uat Uo
Deputy Game Warden Mrs. L. H. i
ators.
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The amendment has already tepreseaiauvo wesiey u. iwu, wno would be fought.
aiuea m me passage oi wo oiu. i Lavey took a contract la ltfl la
Hath returned homo last night after
a pleasant visit with friend ia Cal-
passed the house.
! Pennsylvania la the thirty-fifth of
"It la the desire of the conunllon sell the school lands, then
that all people In the state bav an, to John Veasoa, 37,090 asrao la aU,
slclans, druggists and newspaper ram.
all othors caught loitering aro placed
under arrest. '
This morning the Ohio Hirer at thla
rlty reached tho highest stago In his
tory A further rlso of a foot Is ex
picted. ,
Wutor continues to flow throtmu a
It gap In tho HIk Four lovco north on
here. In two days tho low lauds will I
bo covered with from ten to twenty
feel of water.
Ui.iiiliafrn Mliinnrl has been
warned that tho grcntcst flood slnco,
1S1G Is Imminent.
llfornla.
Mrs. 0. C. Cofer left this moralag
for i visit with relative and friends
In the Itogue Hive.' Valley.
"Tliey'ro OT' Again
Oulted Press Horvtia
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 2.
Tho luro of rtho pontes" struck
Congress is Asked to Make
$600,000 Appropriation
Chamber of Commerce Adopts Resolutions Petitioning
Congress to Make Additional Appropriation for the
Improvement of Highways in Crater Lake Park
,the states to ratify the amendment, .understanding of the'new taw," said located In seventeen coaaties. Coa-
Mr. Toiler, "so that If prior to tho tracts for drawing these leads vara
holding of the next session of the (sold broadcast. The territory
'legislature there are found any de-,vided Into 3,086 farms, and I
'fects In the measure tbe attention of .that number of contracts. Tao Baa
the commission can be called to them, (was for these contract buyers to gat
.The commission that drew up tho act .together and have a drawing
'represented the Orange, organized la-1 Some of the farms eoatawod aa
,bor and employers." ,high aa 640 acrec, and from that i
Washington aud Ualtlmoro horsemen' Resolutions nsklng congress
today, when the race track at Upper 'mnku additional appropriation
Marlboro, Md,, opened for
meet.
Doak Ranch is to Be
Improved Extensively
to
of
ten-day ; $000,000 for tho Improvement of
i roads lu Crater Lake National Park
r-rr Iwcro ordered prepared last night by
'tho directors of the Klamath Cham
bor of Commorce at the quarterly
meeting of tho organisation.
Tho resolutions will bo presented
nt tho extra session of. congress aud
local cltltcns aro hopeful that the na-
Owner and Foreman Meet Here for
a Discussion of the. Best Methods
to Pursue. Work Progresses
The Doak ranch oa the Upper Lake
will be the scene of much activity this
summer and fall, as a result of the
Immense' amount of Improvement
work outlined by D. P. Doak, who
own tho tract of 1.700 or nioro acres.
Mr, Doak, who is a San Francisco
architect, came In Tuesday afternoon
(or a conference with James Doug
la. foreman of the ranch, as to the
work to be pursued this year, He
will return south today.
Heretofore the Doak place has not
hoen worked extensively, n much
of the property la marsh land, but
iiiulor (ho able direction of, Mr. Doug
la (his is rapidly changing. He plans
(o reclaim the land, and to plant a
largv aoreagc to grain and hay crops.
A portion of -ke reolamaUoa
tlonal legislative body may take some.mencement of tho road say that the
ncilon beforo the end of the summer. 'roadway will not bo made for tourist
There was some discussion as to
the temporary road to be built to the
park. Park Superintendent W. Frank
Araut held that the Cnlloquln route
waa the one that should be followed,
as the scenery was much prettlor than
If tho road was constructed on from
Kirk.
Those favoring Kirk as the com-
travel as much as for the easiest way
of handling the road building ma
chinery to be used by the army en
gineering forces In their road work
around the lake this year.
The matter of a choice of routes
wa finally left to the committee
named to draft tbe memorial to congress.
In addition to being a newspaper r rw w "
man Mr. Toxler has a ranch la the "" eT yrwywm waw
Hood River district. He was oao of B cout " UMat rotara-
the five members ot tho Orogoa elec
toral college who cast their ballots
for Wilson and Marshall.
Tosler is gathering data oa the Um
ber sad lumber industry of Orogoa
for the present calendar year. Laat
year he compiled data showing that
71P timber product mills la tho atato
employ 3,000 persons.
Tbe trial of Qeorgo Sparreatera,
charged with selling lienor to Indians,
wtl come up this week la Portland.
ed against him.
Lavey waa deprived of tho ooatfast
to sell these Unda.by Vo
other concern took tho
over. Lavey k said to havo
ued the sale of these coatraeta
after he had no right to dlsaooo of
tho land.
Attorney McCue admitted Layer's'
technical violation, bat. said that at'
was done with no criminal lateat. Ho
said that Lavey was a vtetlm of .Ma
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Travelogue is Pleasing
to Klamath Falls Folic
scheme Is a canal through tne rancn
to tho timber lino. Through thla ca
nal tho low lands can be effectually
drained, while a dlko will keep the
wators of tho lake from encroaching
upon the reclalmod acreage.
In addition to forming a drainage
for tho Doak rauch.low lands, tho
canal will be of great value as a log
way for getting the timber out on the
Uoak high lands, and on tho nearby
timber claims Into the Upper Lake dam ftt Wllson's bridge and Into Tule
Lost River Channel Able
V
to Divert Water From Lake
ii i i i 1 1 1 i 1 1 '
Only ZOO Acre .Feet Passed Over the Diversion Dam
and Into Tule Lake During the Spring Flood This
Year. Last Year 29,500 Acre ft. Entered Lake
v
Tho only portion ot the spring flood
In Lost River to go past the diversion
with a minimum amount of handling.
A portion of the canal waa dug last
fall by tho Adams dredge, and the
work will bo resumed In a short time,
In tho meantime, logging crew are at
work cutting .the timber for ratting
Into the Upper Lake through the
canal.
Lake thla year was 700 acre feet.
All of tho remainder ot the flow was
diverted, through the Lost River di
version channel Into 'Klamath River.
Last spring at this time the amount
ot water passing Into Tulo Lake over
the diversion dam amounted to 3,00
acre feut. The diversion channel waa
not In operation at that time, as It
waa not entirely completed until the
1st ot May.
In connection with tho diverting ot
the water, Tule Lake slaco January
haa only raised a tenth ot a foot. Last
year the rise at the tlmo ot tho earing
flood amounted to halt a foot.
The diverting at tho taw of Loot
River from Tule Lake to the Klamath
River ia part of the work of tho plan
ot tbe reclamation service for adding
to the Irrigable acreage la tho Klam
ath country, , "
With Its source of sunly shut
the water level ot Tule Lane Is grad
ually receding, and la a tew years at
least 35,000 acre ot Its tao bottom
land will bo thrown open to
ment.
Illustrated Lecture on Fault to be
Given This Afternoon. Parsifal -to
be Tonight's Attraction
Beautiful hand colored laatera
slides ot point ot scenic beauty and
historic interest la Saglaad, franco,
Italy, Qermany and other Kuroaoaa
countries, explained la a eonversa-
tioaal manner with many tatorestlag
aad amusing aaeedotes, and supple
mented with eharaetorlaUo songs of
the nation and a alaao readltloa from
tho nation's most famous composers,
were greatly appreciated by a repre
seatatlve audleaco of Klamath Falls
people who attended the Srst ot three
lecture to bo glvoa by Bruoe Gersea
Kingstey, English globe trotter and
nianlst.
Tho vocal renditions of Miss Jaetfc
ram were eateadldly eissntid
she proved aetsell to ho tho
of a rich soprano vomo,
properly roaderlag
from airy folk seaas to, heavy
numbers, - , '- " '
KlualUv'a Bvm l l-S-ls
n feature of the evealag that Vat
bo remembered, as R m
such laosss Is tho gift of taa
He readered. een
that were reaaeoted, sag Mil
ed that thla aJUraeea. VtmsV
will bo the leotura
evening,, when 'ho
fal," ho wltt
quested, by tho
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