KLAMATH FALLS'
OIM'ICIAL NKWSPAIMCK
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PRINTS THE
NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS
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KI.AMA'IH KALLS, OREGON, TUT vDAY, NOVKMHER 25, 1913
s'rlco Fit Cent
fiercest Battle on Mexican Soil is in Progress
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BATTLE FRONT 18
TWENTY MILES IN
EXTENT. REPORT
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The President's Daughter Weds MAY WORK ALL
- WINTER ON TUF
White House Scene of Brilliant Assemblage Today
WANTLAND OPEN; CITY HALL BONDS
MILLS AOD. GLAO; CARRIED BY VOTE
OE TOUR TO ONE
IIAII.MAV COMMISSION MAKKS A
Itl'I.INU AMnW.NO CITV TO
CONSTRUCT JIIUIIWAY ACROSS
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COMMERCE BODY
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II a -allilll that I tin nut
tat l' fi i hi- ll ill rarry allli H
a small Irtj tor providing a fund l
aaalit ll.i- rhmmbif if l'..mmnii In
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ll) I. .A Hip KUlia, allrwlug llir llir ,, , !,,!( Liters
Ml ul.iiliig ll.n fnlriala. Ttia mailer aas brought U b thr
l.rmi.l Ili.liUiirt, Ht.ii I... Iti. dlruMt. nl tlii. Chamber of Cum-
. ... ... .... ii a' laai i.ltlita nn-ting t tin-
I't.Higl.l ttrtf fi.r IrralliM-lil. Ial I. ...
tuumil. warn tbny prnarnled a fli..
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Maa IHInl aii.1 l.l. illvlali.ii -ill l.ul an . .,,in.ll taaVa a dunalimi f I'"
klMUIi.l In HiU .ui.iill. imaniti or mure In rtr i.n ll.o ut
l.rlirtal Talmai 1.111111..1.II1. ll.r "' '" Klillttnn
, . , , TalKa rre BMilo b) lliinlir JUv
ini.r iiia.in, tiaa aui allliil lila) ...... . .. i.
. ' I.Uii alul It A Jotinai'll fr I ' ill
"" livlura. rlpUllllDK ttli' ln-rJ .-f i illi
u.'aa I'Ini Hrtlr llrll at llita tlmr
l I'AHtt. Tataa. No. it, Tb II a ai.-"l l. ll.r n.uri..l Uia'
ami flrrrpat tialtli- fuicM oti ihi. ini-mlirra MI n.naulri an ajil
Ul all anil alllln Ilia la HUM III
. llrlirral Villa ami '.Uaa
'I arr iiihniii( .iu (.iial !
iliall
'ba ballla linn vil
n l tmin llaurtin im
-m r. Ir to Zaraiuta on th '
Hi lm renter, Tlrlla lllalu Im nuil
' i'ial Villa ham tbrlr tirJiuar
or. Iilanrlia baa Iho ti-lrctah in
"'" in nrtlrUt liualnraa, ami lll nut
ail" i tn. ciirrriuirnta to fll thrlr
a'nriim
llr trprlx filtlllibra Inforinatloii. an
it. rrporla am aunt ur tbo Iwnlrf
br murlrr Aa limy faaa throiicli
aurri limn rrMirt li all rrll
mill
"' nalillnit. ahlrli liilr-i Mltli llir
il.n.al l f.-r
i it aaratiirnl
Hi la inrHM
II.
ejt. FRANK FERRIS IS
T
I.I I.IMi IMIH II'HN MOTION Ol'
i in: nisTiurr iiehm: ill"
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rirrlll! JmUr llflirt I llrliiiill llila'
N aA Z
NX wBLaataaM ' tniralr Thi SOO
A I -fHaaa
Till. MMN t'ANAI. IS MUUIV
()MI'I.IHi:it
Mllla Ad'lltlon pvoplo ara to bu Kir-1
in a morn direct entry to th cltr, (ol-
lloaloK thu rullneof the rallwa com-
,,.,., ... ... ... inlulon In rvRard to cttendlnc Want-
r.-t lt..rlna I1H..K ldr -I tl.o I1-talll, ttT,noo. Tno common DM
r. sic u( id,. Hiraitui. Itlirr Juat allont-d the cltr to tittnd thoi
lam I'nu i.f i:ilit) .Mm N i:m.,r,el to ,L 1""""" ' the railroad
land KUth atrceL
..jl j tin. Ilcilimailuii .St-nlro Tliu rullnu rnado prorldei that:
of Hip ImlUii lliiiran im the ltMi-i tbo ricbt and prlr-
, , ., .... .IIikb 1 hrrrbr nranttd to the cltr of,
a-llmi Irrlitulliiu rniliTt. '..." . ... . ....;.'
' Klamath Kalla to comtruct Mid high-,
I war acroo auch citabllihcd rlht of
If iHiulblo o lll kcp mu at I T t crado.
!lOLItTII WAUI TUF. O.VlY O.NK
WIICItK DKKRATKU
Ofirnlicluilng Vote In Favor of ln
ilclileilnraa fur New Maaleliul
Structure Coat bf Taipaffra Ma
Jorltf In Klthrr Flrat or Hecvad
ttanlt Jlorr Than Knouali to Off-M-t
tlio Total OpiNjaltion to Doada.
llr a vote of ncarlr four to on,
fccrmfter. In ovent anr railroad m.- ...i n ,-n .a in t.,nr m
iraeka an. con.tructed which will ,,iUn. mM0 bon1 for lhe ,.
crc. iuch blehwan. to require thl,juel0Il of , clt
IniUIIatlon and maintenance of prop-1 . .. ,. .. , . , ..
.. ....!. w... i. .., ... i ' In tli Fourth Ward alone waa th
er alcnali. warning, gatta or other de- !-. .a.
iiiud uv.rairu. ma luajum ia vua
Pecond ward alone would bare been
auflclent to orercomo the oppoaltlon.
Tho Tote br wards follew:
ork all winter on tbo eicaratlon oudjcci. nowoor, to tne ngni tho pr0pt- owner of Klamath Fall
and rock work," aald Kn(lncr II. W.
Illnika, in cbar(t of tbe work being
tune un tbu Modoc I'olnt Irrigation
project br the Indian acnrlcc.
Mr. lllncka ta hero tod.r attundlnc
l. bualnc. mattera In connection1 r,c" ,0 arn or P1 the public In
'with the work. tto cftntf provided br chapter 27S
We will endeator Ui keep tbo! of tho (5eDeral ,J"r' of Oregon."
ground ojin with ploaa all winter,"
he contlnui-d, "and If tho aolt doe
not frwtu too dwp, men will be kepi
ut work all tLo lime There It aome
rock work that waa left for tho win
ter, and tli U will toon be atarted."
A forto of TS or 40 men la emptor
rd lu the work on tho project. Thla
car tber hare praitlcallr completed
tho main canal of the project, beside
manr of tho btggcat lateral.
Rarlr next roar the government
will commence tbe conitructlou of the
dam arroa Epraguo Hirer, br moans
of which tho water will bo dlrerteil
for tbo Irrigation of Indian farm land.
Toward thla end, teats of tho rock
at tin. dam slto are being made. There '
HEALTH MATTERS
UP AT MEETING1
For
First Ward 61
.Second Ward , ..110
Third Ward 51
Tourth Ward 11
Fifth Ward 10
Total ,....2t
AgaJnat
1
5.
IT
10
E
9
I
H-vr iiei'm: ami ixspkctiox of'
The structure Is to be built on tho
cltr's property on Walnut street, be-
SLT100I.S TWO OF Tlin MVI-STitween Fourth and Fifth streets. Part
TOPICS llCIsi:i LIST KVIJ-I0' lhe fbl "WecUon to tbe Issue
was mrougn aissaiuracuon wun us
NINO
silo.
Tbo special election Mondar waa
held In accordance with a petition.
irrni Hi- Kat lloum from tho state tng tho water supply, etc.
That tfcero is rtat need for suitable . h,,. , ,. ..
wo alio recentlr established auto- quarters for Isolating persons with ' b a numb4r ot local taxparers.
"us",v" """ ..rr auu "" '' - '",1 ThU asked speedr action. In order to
Creek, to compllo data regard- of Cltr Health Officer L.L.Truax last' ,v ..m. .n.i
inatlc
Slrati
night, when he asked tho council to.
guests had al- When completed, the project will provld" snrh a place. Dr. Truax
trady found their placca. Mr. Rarre Irrlgato C.340 acres on the reeerva.
nnd his l"t man. Dr. Wilfred T tlon
frjueis Bowes Sfyrc.
tirrnfell, "f 1-tbrador. descended the
tato stalrnar. and proceeded to
hi position at the right of tho altar.
Just as the clock pointed to 430
o'clock, tin. marine band, which bad
lire lously pin) il softly, struck up
the wedding march. Hadlanl In her
slilmtui'rlng rnbe of whllo satin, and
leaning on tho left arm ot tho pres
ident, the bride took up tbo trl-
NELSON TURNED
l luted Press gemre
U ASIII.VOTON. -No :& Amid a
...in. .f run. biwiit) Mis Jesslo nmphfiil march to tho altar, a raised :i.(,ltM
WiHHlr.mWllsmi -mmd ilitugliter of 1'iaiiorm near me greai winuim
Piraldii.t nnd Mr. Woodnm Wilson, opening on to the east terrace Fol
li Franrl II Hiiiro of New lowing fame the attendants, Miss
"-tniiist of ilnrknraa. waa rmumr.1 tills
'rnttig at ilayllglil 'Ihi. federal iiiornlng illamlaanl tlmrlnrge ag.llnsl
-!. we,-drlreiiliaikliryoiul their I rank .... nwirgr. , '". y, k , )r ,,, Mr, ,,., ttrgar.t Woodrow Wilson, sister of
"...is whirl, wen, r..i.ttnl b, the' ....lug ri,i. " J'"" t" , fi)ri, (lf ,.,,. 4.30 brld- a. maid of honor; Ml..
''"' ,. "","''; I i.l".r,!d "w .Mien .11 "; !-' 'rmK.n Hurro.in.UH. ' Hlonnor Kandolph Wilson, another
lliporlafro,,, V.IU.f.H.1 ha.e.., I ff ;'"'' "'' ' ' , llltl.1HI ,,,,,.,. r,.lc..deut In sl.t-r: Mia. M.rr O. White, of llaltl
ratii that Ihi. Ilu-rtn (nrrna am re In aliiliict Harriet I inK u J.Ming girl, . ' " i ........ ui i.i.iin in.i,ll cii
'"O'lng Th,i rebel nre fiilliiwltig wlii fair lie pnl.l t I ornnig. Calif
in! harrnaalinr ii..... Tim Jury illaagrenl when Iht cairn
sutct that It would not be neccssarr
to hare this In an out of tbe war
place, as It could easily be fumigated
1 bard plastered, and tbo neighbors
would bo In no danger.
Tho matter was referred to tbe
health committee.
Another matter tbe health commit-1
tee will attend to Is the Inspection of
tho school children. Heretofore, the'
pupils have been examined twlco a I
month br tho cltr physician, but this
ItOM I.OCA1, ATTOIt- ,t-rm ')r Trua declared that the cut
in ins oiitciat saiarr made this tmpos
jslbW. ' Thero was much discussion as to
this and tbo duties of thu health offl
I cer, but tbo matter wa tlnally left
,to the l.eiilth romntlttro and tho mem-
spring.
I as soon as mo proper legat sisps
, aro takin tbo bonds, twenty roars.
bearing C per rent Interest will be
offered fur sale to the highest bidder.
Nl IV S nt.l.NCISCO SAVS
niriitoir sioit was Min'tKi.v
I.I11KI.
Miss Adelltio Mitchell Scott,
.Lull. mi. n tlm serv le nf tin. country f Princeton. .N. J.: and Miss Mar-
Tin, rebels lime loat 1110 men. mid " Irlisl ll aillilliinr
W.H.-U.S.R.S. MEETING
metiibeti of the limn rtrlttsho so-' lorl" "row li, of Atlanta. (la
as
.ml liundriil friends mid
uf Hie (no faiiillltH, thi bridal rotiplo
1 timk ilie l'reli)teil.in ou In the
' Presliytefliin ows In tho "Kast
I Koiiiu' of the bite House, tho Hcenr
I of man) fnimiiiit and historic gather
ings
Hlniilli'll) marked tho roromonr,
ii'iiu was lino nf roal gran-
t'mnen in brilliant gowns,
tin .iriu if aides lo the prraldent In
'milfoil n. tu b.indsmon hidden be-'
, ., , .., I.lii.l tin. hunk nf pilin -r llnwcrs
l.'lwurdH, Taylor, legal advisor of, Hum. f... ,. ,o,.is tl,.. ui).n. m f
M I '
liiirniliig in ii rich iiimi.1 Anltn satin
. . . . ., . ,. i I lirtilesnin ds. llenlamln II. Ilurtoa
,iiiii e. in ii..-..i... in... k '( . " .. .. ,.M1., lt,ll u.rrutued from 1 1.000
klnameii 01 ''" "'"I "T ocoru v.iurK, ui '
According to a wire receUed today bers of the thool board for settle
trom Attorne) W. II. Shaw, who ac-'ruent.
companled Nelson to San Francisco,
Mr. Nolwn wns roleased on ball last
night aud his hearing set for Wed-
LAIRD 0' SKIBO
LIKES THE EARTH
I
United Press Service
NKW YORK, Nor. 33 Andrew
Carneglo Is today celebrating his 71d
birthday. Ho received many visitor
at his Fifth avenue mansion.
"If you can show me a man who
will giro me an option on til Uf he
I can name bis own prlco, and I'll glai-
A C 4 -pound boy arrlred this mora-1 ly pay It," said tho steel king. 'Thla
ing ut tho homo of Mr and Mrs. W eirth Is such a heaven that I don't
want to leave It."
SCARLET FEVER SCARE
i
Government Officials Will Talk Power DeycIopingl,l;:::.:, :;:
lima tril. llnll lllliritei I ill' O A-
rhnrgcM during lliui lime would "i"1
ho in oxre nf 1 1 per ,uro per join
Another big fentu
i.iwii, nil ii.mbliie.1 to i.iuko this, tho u Uio mn,or uUcred m "Amen and n forco of men aro at work kill
Hi" I'm Uio division of tho rocliimu
Hull service, la lull, from Portluiiil,
awl im Wiidiiesiliir lio nnd Project
nglneei- W. W. I'ntih will hold ' t,m U tho Invjlng
iiiuotliig wllli lint boiird nf directum per )enr iissessmoiit
"I tho Klamath Water User Asso- ilim with which to pii) olt tlm mi- "" ''""';'"' ' , , ,' '". 'son greeted Mr. nnd Mrs. Sayro
'Intlon. inlloliMl nisliif tho Komi ran il, whlrli i'-' "" '" '"' ..""."(. ",l" ' nu,y stood upon the dlas, They then
At HiIh tlnin tho pi.tltlon of tlm, would lliou ho linrtieasei! Hi fiiinl.h " " ' ""' ''"' paused Into tho niuo Room,
'nf v v,,rt- ir Qrnvii rt.rV- M i.esds) . Hall was reduced from it .000 H Ayrcs, oti est Main street.
Salem. Mass.; Dr. (Illbert Horax. of to i.v. wnicn was lurnisueu.
Montrlalr. .V. J.: and Charlra K. -Mr Sua tw that thoro Is noth-
Hughes Jr.. of Now York, actnl as '"K '" "' ,l,rt"t matter, and that
u.l.ers. With irfectlv llme.1 tread. " w o"1' a "belou Ho. Ho s.l)S
iiho brldo nnd her father n.rondod ,hat ocr thins I shaping for tho.
tho .11,1. where tho Rev. llr. lleach . "J tnat .Neison win do homo
awaited them with tho bridegroom this weok free from all charge. ,
tflA n full Invn-llnnMrtn M l
iiuul hi licet mnn. ,, , ....-.. .....
.-Sr-SSre -. - Tpz!ZVZ'$fyiBgm Man's Laundry Is Under QiiarantiK
,i..i..ii,i i., f. n.hi..i iii. Imvobeeii brought ngalnst lilni. rr J
n .... .. n,,,vH ...... .
ii sinlli, stood orrct beforo tho pastor. ,"'
A drop sllenco fell upon tho room as lnipjiM'i''im'e. j
tin. minister l.roiiouncxl tho words rostiniiKcr neliell h.ia arranged.
a a .a.a .1 til A T.inm ntlnl ff Ilia. flSt-f fN T11A fttmlla
in in 1iiiiimi uio rn n n in woiiifWK. " i . v.iir '. s.v ,'.-.. v. .
I., mi.let tl... P..-'"'lr '"' Whlti- House wedding, tl.o nm llfur ,m congrlltll,atca 10 wio somlnlng. revurnlshlng and otherwise ,arltor nt shlpplngton. At
of a II per wi..i- " ,,f "" ''v" '"' a.,,1 brldegrnom. and wished thorn , Improving the look of tho Quarters.;
,, ,.e iiH-mlii- iri.iMl.Hl I. Tho . v Hyheslor W. r0lUwl ,.rc8lllcllt nlllliM, m. In addition. Mr. Delicti has taken up "' " ltar!.nh.
,w, ..IT tlm un- '-"' " "' ""' N; J," f" .on greo ed Mr. and Mr. Sayro os,' " ncll tho matter of tav- "" was sUrted. here I .
Watora liner Aaanelatlon to lako over
Hio oporniloii, maintenance nnd drain
go nf tho llrut unit of tho Klamath
project for llvo years will bo cnnsiS
' rod, Mr, Taylor will bo coi'SiiIIihI
'" In (ho legal foalo'Ci connected
with tr.o undertaking.
In addition to assuming tho first
"nil. tho water user would dlscon-
........r fur II... wnt.ir iiiem. for drain- .oriniii "' ceremony.
r.,l ...M....I.IV. nnd i.nsullih for II I ' B ''" '' "l nstolll
n " , - , . -.
cur line,
It lu especially this
i i.jtl In ir iaiHI il laii
(111 ftt-VIIIStt I .. aa . a tU'H' tn. Ill I
. . alii.... . ..I.....1 ! ilirt llatltA.t fJtntfl.tl
llotvil Hint with tno assistance m ,.'" . i"'y " " """"Mrs. Wilson. Tho lino led through
Mr Taylor, u plan ran bo ovolvod that Mnrlm. band. ho bridal party (m) Uia oom nn(, to tho uti
will meet with speedy action In Wash- formed lu tho dining room, attor tho wwiww.-.
lust ton. Wilson nod Hayro families had on- (Continued on page )
ud poaslhl) for a I B irom in. us... us . n nw, , , u 0f , ,
of W. unions., weddings tho bridal tMf ,nBril,na0ll, ng tho. paB
. I, , I f, aturu that I'U- ""'tered tlio Last llnom to ho (t(( , ,1o ft w
sen , It It l-o-, -trains of l.ol.engrlti a oddlng i ril(1(lm, , un, b (ho ,,r0.Illcnt ,
For morn than mi hour tho guest
llled by tho rouplo offering them
passctl
oro
and
Ing tho alloy In tho rear ot tbo post
olllro so grudcj that mall can bo de
livered thoro from tho depot, making
a great saving ot time.
Two cased of scarlet fovcr In tho
has resulted In tbo quaran
tining of tho family of Captain John
tho chit-
tbo quar-
somo con
sternation among tho parents ot tho
school chlldrou.
Hut among tho men employed In
tlio Pelican Day mill, tho Long Lake
plant, tho box factory and other In
dustries at Shlpplngton, the conster
nation U still worso, Tho Parker
It's n Hoy.
Paul Luen8ono of tho proprietor
nf tlm VnnnlA'ti Mnrlrnl ta unnrlnir A
broad smllo this afternoon, all on ac- conduct u laundry at Shlpplngton,
count of tho arrival of big boy at and they had tho clothe of the men
the Lucas homo this forenoon. all Ironod and ready for dellTory
when tho health oiOcur placed tbtso
behind a rod flag.
At last night's meeting of th. -cll,
R, A. Cantrall, tho new memtr
from the Fifth ward, aakod the htsOth
oBlcor It those clothe could bo futil
gated and sent to tho owner.
"Uoforo tlioy can bo sent out U.
clothe must be washod In an aatl
septlo solution," said Dr. Truax. $
It waa decided last nlgbt that W
guard would bo placed ovor the Par
ker homo, as Parker bad promltjjd
tho councllmen that h. woaU m
that his family remained at hotM.
Tho want of tho family will ba at
tended to by tbo city, through Oothv
cltman Oaotrall. -. yKSjr
. .-"v'Hi,trm,?rty