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KfiAMATH FALL, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL IS, ItlB
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Attack on America; Situation Becomes Serious
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MAYOR 10 SET
DATE FOR BIG
CLEAN-UP DAY
I1IOCMMATION HMMJKD TODAY
UlliaKM WOKK FOB "CITY
IIKAUTIFUI."
BENSON GOES TO
LAKEVIEW SOON
.MMOUItMKD MMIO,V WILL UK
HTAUTKD MAY 0 HtitibLAH
MAY TKIIM FOR LAKK COUNTY
Ol'KNH MAY IVTM.
Circuit Judgo Demon li busily delv
liil Into niithorltloi cltotl by attorneys
In cnf thai ho Iibi taken under ad-
iiM'AT TIIK FLY" AND DKfcTHOY , Ueuieut. and ho will dliposo of nr-
.,...,.... . etal actions bofura lil dopsrturo for
hih imiiwiiMJ imou.Mi is oK.Ukelow o ,iui, Ui, ulmr ,crw of
IIKH TO HKMOVK DAMiKIl OK ,B circuit court In Hint city.
i Judge Hanson ntul Court Reporter
llllclmnlion will leave on May 2 or 3.
, On May S, a number of cases ad
joumod from tho lait term will bo
(disposed of, anil on May 12th tbo
I rcxulnr term of court will open.
TYPHOID FKVKH
SflriMlld ItraulU of Ike Cif tc League'
ArthlllrM last Vcr fur llie Health
MANY ANSWER
THEIR APPEAL
HKVKHAL IIUNIH.KH OF CLOTHING
I.KIT AT THKJIKIIALD OFFICK
FOIt FAMILY IX HTHAITENKD
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Hardly had tbo odlcc boy arrived
to sweep out tbo Herald office this
morning when a bundle of clothing
arrived for the family In need
tinned lu Thurday'a Herald.
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Speaker's Daughte
is a Student
Many were caught without um
brella, rubbers and raincoats by the
sudden rain Thursday 'afternoon, and
raen-''many ladles, who had donned summer
hats and party raiment were maroon-
aal Appears of KUmaUi Falls: There are a number of Important
(Itnl by Mayor aa an Kiampl oft
WluU !i IU Acroma41alMl ThU
Vrar by Cmrrrtnt Kffott
cases pnndlnR In l.ako county.
Ilrlil for liuuMlty
I'eter Zlegler, a farm hand who
has been employed at the llosa Sutton
, ... ,.., ranch for a ahort time, was brought
A tlm.tr ..P t.wd the Improre- o 8herff
met of health conditions In Klam- n(, ,)eputy jjherlff llrowbaker, to be
tlh Falls Is taken by Mayor T. K. (,nmlnod Bs to his sanity. Zleglar Is
Nicholas today lu the Issuance of a'cr, or CO years old, and cams to this
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"tUaa up" proclamation, urging the " r-Tp
and
Throughout tho day othor dona-,cd ,ar ,rom hora UBt11 lh toK ot
tlons of clothing wore received.
Keveral telephoned to tho office that
they had donations ready for the city
officials to deliver.
People to remove all rubbish
trash from their premises, and thus
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tCoaiiauau, on I'age
It. K. Tuttlo returned to Uonantn
this morning, after a short visit In
tho county seat.
Wants a New
Ambassador in Japan
Secretary Lane Believes Measure
Will Pass and Oregon and Wash
ington Will Follow the Lead
l.'tilteit t'ress Service
WAHIIINOTON, U. C, April 19.
On account of the present situation
arising In the relations of this coun
try and Japan. President Wilson Is
anxious to sond to Toklo an American' Hint ho Is confident that tho measure
ainbasnador who can be depended up-, obnoxious to Japanese will be adopt-
on to carry out the wishes
Icmocratlc administration.
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situation.
Kranklyn K. Lane, secretary of the
Interior, who Is a native of California,
told llaron Ynsuya Uclilda, the Japan
no ambassador oxtraordlnary today
ot tho. id lu California.
also stated that he expects Ore-
Thu president pct the Oallfor- gon And Washington to copy the leg'
iln legislature It pasi tho antl-nllcn
land bill. As this Is sura to malic
Aino-iians most unpopular through
out tho Nipponese empire, Wilson
"nts a man there who Is thoroughly
capable of handling a most delicate
Illation.
Kx-Mayor (luthrlo of Pittsburg has
been suggested to Wilson as the man
to handlo the Japanese situation. No
action has yet been taken toward an
appolntmont by the president.
HIGH SCHOOL TO
PLAY BASEBALL
I'ltACTICK UAMK W1IX BK I'LAY
KU TOMOHKOW MOKNINO WITH
"HKINNY" O'CONNKIX'H FWATK
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After an absence of two years, the
baseball bug made another appear
ance at tho Kiamatn county nign
school this spring, and he has been
bo active In Inoculating the students
that plans aro already under way for
n team, and the prospects oi mis or
that aspirant for a berth on the nine
has hogged tho cntlro conversation
of tho students of malo persuasion.
Merrill and Donansa will be met.
say tho II. 8. boys, and It Is possible
that a trip will bo taken to Fort
Klamath and the Klamath Agency. It
may be arranged to play outside high
school teams.
Among those trying for places on
tho contingent are Mesnsr, Orem,
Hum, Fecse, Haines, Boiler, Mc-
Cluro, Noel. MoUchenbacber, Carter,
Skelton, McCornack, Rlggs, Nail, Case
and l'lel. M. A. McCall will coach the
squad.
A short tryout was held last night,
and somo snappy work was" shown. To
determine who will be on the nine a
prnctlco game will bo played tomor
row with a Yannlgan aggregation
bnndod together by Maurice O'Con-noil.
Cloorgc C. Clark Is here from Al
gonitt, whero ho has chargo ot the
extonslvo construction work of the
Algoma Lumber company. '
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Petitions for the Recall of
Worden Are in Circulation
Following a Canvass of the City, it is the Intention of
Those Behind the Movement to Circulate Petition
i Throughout the County. Secrecy Maintained
,
Petitions are being circulated for
tbo recall of County Judge Will Wor
den, Thursday the petition was pass
ed around In this city, and It Is the
intention by those ;who Ipejsf: the
movement to start work g'asasuj the
farmers throughout the eeMMrtf be
fore making it twraiReateMnptlgm t
Klamath ralkt. .".' ' " -J
The petitions are mate'oul u the
county clerk, asking him to call a
special election. Parties back of the
movement state thaj they only desire
to give (he people of the county an
opportunity to oxpress themselves as
towhether or not they are aatlsued
with the management of the county
buslnoss by the present county' Judge.
There la much secrecy attached, to
the 'circulation of the petitions In
town, and Inquiries among Interested
parties as to the charges made In the
request for the recall do not receive
satisfactory answers.
As the attack on Ihe county court
has always been along the line ot
reckless handling of the .county's
finances, and the holding ot the court
house, It Is sate to conjecture that
theso two feature predominate the
recital of the alleged wrong doings
of Judge Worden,
the storm paased, but the worat ex
perience waa that of the- Eulalona
Tribe, a club composed ot high school
girls with K. P. Weston proclivities.
They were caught by the storm far
from homo, and were compelled to
seek shelter In a deserted shack.
The club, chaperoned by members
of tho high school faculty and armed
with provisions, sallied forth early
)cstorday, afternoon for a tramp along
Upper Lake, traversing the sparsely
settled West Side region. They had
stepped off several miles when the,
storm broke.
The force of tho downpour mado It
necessary for the fair pedestrians,
ho, unfortunately, did not equip
themselves with beets and slickers,
to seek shelter, and atelfhtlng of a
deserted shanty was the oesassosj for
a general scurrying through the mud
In the direction of the stricture. Her
Kulatona Tribe held council, passed
resolutions condemning auch sudden
atmospheric changes, and prepared
supper. After the rain ceased, the
unduunted bikers waded hack to town
through a sea of mud.
Sheriff Low and Deputy Sheriff
luewbaker, who went to the Sutton
ranch Id an open mit'jraoblle for a
man supposed to be demented, were
caught by the rain, ana ueir naste to
get home to dry clothes resulted In
many perilous skidding.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
ELECT OFFICERS
I'nlted Pree Service
OAKLAND, April 19. The following
state officers were elected today by
the Knights Templar:
Qrand commander,' W. Mantel ot
Los Angeles; deputy grand comraan-
dor, James Patscott ot Yreka; gener
alissimo, I'erry Wldner of Los An
geles; captain general, Elmer Stone;
senior 'and junior warden, Samuel
Clark and Jonathan Beel; treasurer,
Charles Field, all of Ban Francisco;
record keeper, William Davis ot Ala
mode. The session close with a ban
quet this evening.
Len McKensle and wife, who have
a ranch near Olene, visited Klamath
Falls Thursday.
DYNAMITE LOST
IN SAN QUENTIN
HIOID SKAItCH IS tUHNG MADE IN
I'ENAb INSTITUTION FOR OVER
A HUNDRED STICKS OF THE
EXPLOSIVE
SAN QUENTIN, April 19. War-,
den Hoyle Is leading n rigid seareb.
of 8tn Quentln prison lor 100 sticks
ot dynamite that ha v. been jtelea
from the powder magaalne. No trace
has been found. . ,. v
Hoyle says he doe not bUy any
one In the, prison stele the pewder
but he Is making the aeareh a n.nr-
MJse Oesumeve Clan, daughter of
the saaksf of the house of ropresen
tatlre. will sail for Europe In a few
dnys to study government there, ah
tays. Mrs. Oeorge Harrey, wife of
Ilia New York publisher will chaperon
her. Miss Clark, though Is than IS
years of age at the time of the Balti
more convention, was one ot her fath
cr's most ardent champions In his am
bition to be the democratic nominee
for president. At one time she de
manded of his managers that they
send to Washington for him. She be
lieved he would have stampeded the
convention at the moment
William Shlpp is here from
ranch In the vicinity ot Dairy.
hi
Mrs. Taylor came la Thursday from
Merrill. This morning she went to
Shlpplngton.
Albert Doan Is here from Bonansa.
Me Is a veterinary surgeon In the
Clover Leaf city.
Police Judge A. L. Leavitt left on
Thursday for Oakland, to meet Mrs.
Ieavltt, who will return home In n
few days. Mrs. Leavjtt la much Im
proved In health.
Early Arant was In Thursday from
the Arant ranch at Pine drove, pur
chasing supplies.
PONTIFF SLEEPS,'
AND IS CHEERED
REQUESTED PERMISSION TO
ARISE, RUT H DENIBO CHATS
WITH RELATIVES AND TAKES
NOURISHMENT "
tatted. Press Rsrvlce
".ROME, April 19. Pope Plua X
slep well last night, except for an oc
casional ui or eougawg.
, At noon be chatted with hut broth
er and sisters for' some time, and
tnnk nourishment. Ho la feellnc cheer
ful, and, asked permission to arise,
which, of course, era denied,
The .doctor say It will be a wk
before the danger' I passed, but they
caution to avoid an eiflosism., , ' Jre much dlsMf.
nited Press Serrte
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19. Ad
Wolgast reigns favorite over "Harlem
Tommy" Murphy la their flght thla
ovenlng. The odds this afternoon are
10 to 8.
Both boxers say they will make the
weight. There 1 doubt In soma quar
ters as to Wolgaat'a condition.
J. Frank Adaasa Is her from Mer
rill attending to business matters!
Mrs. W. R. Wilson cams ht from
Merrill Thursday to visit friends.
Dr. A. A. Soul. Pert Klamath
practitioner, who ka been TlsRIng
relative at Montagu far the past lew
weeks, ha returned ts Klamath eewi;
ty. He left UI morning tor the Wd
River Valley metrepeM.
Mis Beatrice' CI d alng was the
guest of local friend Thursday. . She
came In jrRhjMr fshva jLCtmv
denning, who ha a ranch en the Mid
land red.
E. Rate and asm arc here free
their ranch at Oklahoma, the growing
community nt the southern end of
Lower Klamath Lake. J 1
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Nation Itemdcred Mo-e Con
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WASHINGTON, D. C, April 19.
American dlmcultlea with Japan and
Mexico have become even more com
plicated, because only temporary oH-
clals are In charge of th embassies.
ljirs Anderson, who ha bee th
ambassador to Japan, has returned
from that empire, and he I In Wash-
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tagton today.
Ambassador Wllse of jhfMle hw ,
tendered hi reslgaatlon to PresMent
Wilson. No successor ha been named
In either en. ' y' -
The aatt-Aaaertean agkatieei ,ta '
Japan Is causing torn eoMernvk th, ;
capital, but PresMent Wthw kwhvt
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cltlrens of KUmath fall to bar eh
Ankeny dlteh clo4 and lllint beeor
the summer advanese, ad a petition
Is being circulated aaking the council
to take action at oneo.
The petition U being .freely Ujted.,
In, it there are ieTeral sujuMsttou
that mlgbjt tend to espedtte the work.
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