laiatmg IteraUt
KLAMATH PALLS'
PRINTS THE
NEWS WHILE IT It NEWI
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
iTHIWWhJ--3' r
?M - a-TlMWT -II- THE r -
tmfi
KUMh Vr-r '. ."
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1914
WHAT'S NEW IN TODAY'S HERALD
Eh
Local Affairs
Prohibition Taken From City Politics -Water Users Want Lower
Assessment- C. R. De Lap Is Out for Office- Taking Over of
First Unit It upJudge Benson to Help Portland Bench -Mo-myer
Starts for Crater Lake.
rROHl QUESTION
WILL NOT 60 ON
BALLOT IN MAY!
oiwmrrin. ,u lmjautv injw.vrtut i:h woitu uuei'tiii:
i
,tttM I" ' t'mtUl" Um 1
utM llulr IUII, IliK ifi 04iui
ycl,t ( In IU Hi t Hi lltfj
uir..t, lUtillui,. I., li Urf'
lrrnl AlllUM l l'llll (lift
C'iumI(h Iti t1a fwumMt
Tb rv',luur prohibiting ltn )
u( tlqttor In KUntath l'IU lit not bo
tttitalttrd lu ltii filial l( hf tit) at
lU ill) rlctlliift iitt, Itte "("
41 "Jrj iu-i lt b plac4 i
lU tallul nrt( Ml
Tfct (u!llii itiuiwutikatlou, Un
t fc i M Chlttou, 0. A. WlM.
XI MaUdo I'aiWloo a li 4 Mr. Frl
IV.dou, (lir rimmlMj tumcl bj the
profcU, rtplatn tbrlr ilixUtuu
blhtlag iti( Iti people ut Klam
ath Pell n(v vnllllinl to UWo tttfut
sutlun ttn I tp ll'iuur jutlon, we bg
fuiatmtl (ho following.
la ihv bttinnluc. b .i lo uie
tkt, In our Juilswrul, It U out !
lu try to icp ttm qutlon uu llie
ballet fur tfap aprlng election, for tb
IratMQ lht lhet l a (cttoml fueling
that It oulil he tlltg!, V find thai
ttr U cmrrlnt Initiative petition
linratl iialra that ttm Initiative
law J tint a.i)' lu llin liquor
Utiratloo Vr mImi mill lliHl (tin home
mU Mil, aintndnl, 1aIm that eV
r tllj alialt U mtlijrcl l li tK-l
"(tloR ), m, a (tittlirr Hliil Ilmt
ll. iMkt oluu U ltDlf utiilm Ilmt
rurjr rlictlnti mi tlio liquor tiiifilliiu
kll lc hrlil nil the flrl TlliJuy
tlr the nrt Muiiilny In Navnmtirr
shd am nr mlr ( the opinion Uml
It will b Mlrr to wnlt nlul fill llm
quwilm, (, ti, imiioi in Up (nil itmu
l try to fnrr niattrrn ol Oil limn
ml lnoln Dip inln o( llto rlty lu
lltlntlcn
Wr (lml ttmi ( Mt tig nrirnt) lo
Mil a i-tia Mi.fiiou for Uif :Hy t
KUroalh Pall mt tliti Aliif ilnjr nil llio
Uttfr! atatu clrrtlnii, niut IliU cone
lallltn iu rtvryililng In tl imwor
Hi mk tin- rlty ilty nl Hint tltpr, niul
"ball aliii tin our tiwt to iimko llm
(Contlntied or iuri 4)
How Orland Does It
Secretary of Association
Killtor Klamalli Kvcnlug llernldi
Tlu Orlaml, Cnllf,, Water Uaera Aa
oclalluii for the past sovi'ti yunra 1m
l'u liiiuiiling the nffalra of that H.
"00 aero projuct very successfully uuil
'coiioiiilnOly. Himro I think Unit tlin
"'lloalng two letters would havo con
"Idorsble Interest to many of your
ieader. Youm very truly,
., W. W. PATCH.
!.r,LKrnnk 8i H'"or Orland, Calif.
Rear Mr. Itoager Tha aasessmoitt
or running (ho Kluuialh Water Users
AasMofntlou has just been raised from
l tents to 16 runt par aero pr an
. and our people aro beginning to
vonder If tlio organisation Is being
jouductod along tha bumI conomlral
"As your aaaoclatlon la raporUd lo
OBJECTION MADE
TO ASSESSMENTS
BY ASSOCIATION
1'rUU.nw .tv lU-iiut I'IhmUihI, ami
I'm Mallr Will He lln.tiglu l". l
umUj' HtvtJiig ol Ihv .iumU
' M.,tr r..i.ln.i Ail)'THn In
N lllllfiti (Mirr.MIJ, IM.Im,.
MuM He I Vliililc to I,jrl.
i rUtreliiK that ttm luwnml il( li
Iteiti mi nrin lotlixl Uf tlin lirrinf
,!( llm Klamath WaUr l'- AicU
Hull lot tlin lllAlntrnalK'O til tltv
rUtlu!) U lor tun lilfili. i-ptllloii. me
lltim wUc rlrvtilatcti aimine llm watr
u-f uiii)r ilip KUmmli I'tojcrrt, Up
jituntlliic i0uflloii TIimw fvtl
JIiir ll lu (irtwulpti at Halurila)'
ImtwiliK of ttm t-nril u( ii-ctor,
'f'lir (unit u( llio iloniniiil folium
V". Ili UUilvralSUmt, nil trr
uar under liif Klamath projcci,
hrfnU) rutmt asalnal tlio -cMt!tnit
of li rvtiU (K-r Imiti iroMl for ihr
Ijrar 191 ( Wo aim protrt acaluat
tlip iihiUlurv ul Miuimy for
')n- of iho t'trililrut ol f tin aMiirln
jlltiu on lilt tfl lii Wnalilitclun ami
OWJ.
V luUt lhl llu ofJIcr til nllor
Uvf lx at.olloliil, aint Hit Moris Uoiiii
y tlio MHTotAf) at Iho aino alnr
aa at (irfcul
'We bvllt'Tti that Uip work ol lli
a.icUtli)ti tun ! iloiif lor " H it'lit
a ahalf, atnl mlbl)' Inr & rrliU wr
lmrr
"if lllf irllllll U lolrl a nil'
Vrrllpl, n ahall irllun to ia) th
nxiintriti "
Tlirrn jinimliiwi in ! aomr warm
haiuifnlnen at Halurta)' ittrciliiK, n
many of Uik ttator tuera tak the vUw
thai ihv pmii' Inclilotit In llm lrlu
ul Ally lo Waaliliulon U iminpy wH
Hifiit. ami Hint tlir wholo jirojttl I
KM'MI)- tiPiipllUfil by tliip. lu rpply.
tho-c -'tlu: ftirlnlliiii'til til '
t,.iiri any lliat a tht icerflnry of
Iho Interior anil Hut local ofnrlnU of
llm rirUiiintlim aorlro am all In a,
ronl with I lu' at'tllrr. Aily" (rlim aro
unt nerwinary: that tin ntnr rulti
cnii l otiinhtpil Ihrouitli forrtiioiul
rtirr with tlio Orrtn coui;rciilinnl
ilt'h'Cnlloii.
Writes oi Their Levies
nptirnln under vury small acroago
imatiaainiint, anil with tilt iisswsabKi
mo IntH than hnlf ul ours, I think tlutt
the Htocklioldcra here would bo In
teroHttMl lo know Just what llm pur
nrro nnd total unnunl iuiaumuiitH
havo ben for the lnl yoar or two,
and what you Itavo been able to ac
complish for tlio outlay.
"Our kh)iIo In Iho poat have con
sldorod It necessary lo epmloy con
tlntiously a secretary, who Is nlso n
practicing uttornoy; also another who
U tho ofltclHl uttnruoy for the asso
ciation, und havo sent an nfflclnl rop-rc-scnlntlvn
to Washington gonornlly
onco per annum, They ara now be
ginning to question whother such an
juuxnjinciri"rr -------
(Ooatlnuad on paga )
Near 100-Millionaire
Has Been Discovered
Mt&Tm V'.BBbW
Mri t7 "aTvBBBBBBBB
Krl!: bBBbV
bbbKJbbbbbh
BBBTJBHaBT
I AI.IIANY. N
V . Krb
t'hc uto-.upxt
lltlrlil haa Juat txii luailr by the talo
tltiherltaurp tat airalrr that the ra-
lata ol Anlhiiuy N Hrndy, who died
lam yiur, will amount lo Ivu.uoo.uoo
Tlio final anwaUmwil haa not liii
ma do,
WliPti llmdy dld l.lan aaid he a
worth abotii MO.uuo.ouo. Other
KUrun rnnrx aa lott ,i 31,o00,U00.
Inaamurh aa tnott oitlmatr of targr
fdrliiitMii arn MvnvrtirnlfSil ut Ilia Ittrlt
V(.n...-. -. Mn r-
of tho .wupr- dcalh. ihr latter Mil-
(mat., waa arc.ptl Now. however. JAI'ltrr.. Fob. I. General Villa la
tlu. aultiurltlra ol New York atate.i'aJ- placing an order for a carload
Iwho mtial make an npprnlaal lu ordi-r ' ammunition In America. A mll
ito n the Inherltancfi tax. have learn- I'0" rouuda haa already bean con
jp.I that llrady worth thrco orllwK-J 'or Immediate delivery.
I tour tlmii no iiiut'h na tuoal pcrnona' Today ho aent an attorney to Kl
ithoughl, l'tio to aend a meaaage of thank to
Moat ol hi ttiotu) wna lu public
utlllllP4. audi a Rtrifl car lluca, light
and wntpr companlpa. Ho atartod lu
a very lowly ponltlon In Albany yearn
ago, but by remarkable aagactty and
energy he brought hlmaelf to a point
wherti Hip Morgana and Hockpfelli'm
had to tlatpii when ho apokp.
MRS. SHEPHERD
IS LAID TO REST
I ti;it.l. MUtVIO-K IIKI.U THIS
AITKIt.VOO.V AT Till! flllllK
TIAN t III'IU'II MA.VV FOLLOW
IMIIM'.KIt'S HIKH
riiiiu-U KIUhIikIIi lliilir wiu burn
in iiutit'i uiuiity, Ohio, October S,
ISUU. uud liopiirlcd Una lllo ul Ihu
iiomu of her diiuKhter In ttu Frauds-
io, Calif., February 1. 1111, ngod 93.
iiim 3 iiioutli uud US itti)H.
.Her hustiiiud, Lovl .Shepherd, dlod
lu 1.SU7, of ciittcor, lcuiug hor lo
travel Ihu romiiludur of llfo's jouruoy
uloue. To this union eight children
wuiti liortt, tlnoo bO)s uud (Uo girls,
Ihreo of iho children lmo preceded
llm mothor lo tho butter laud.
Only two of tho souk, Snuuiel uud
John, were preflcut ul tho funeral,
Mother Uhophord cuiuo to Klamatn
county lu 187'J, whoro alio tesldod till
llHih, when she wont to llvo lu Cali
fornia. In lllooiulngtou, Ills., about
slxty-thtuu years ago, alio united with
tho Chriatiuu church, uud hor unwav
ering fnltli In Christ proved a groat
cotufoiL uud Htrongth lu hor declin
ing ours.
Tho fuuotal Morvlces wero held to
day ul Iho Uhrlsllou church at 2:30,
lu chargo of Kldor 8, I), Harlan, after
which the body wits laid to root In
tho Kliuuuth Falls cemetery.
DOWNFALL OF THE
HUERTAREGIMEIS
MATTFR OF HOIIRSi
,t)IMI'.VnH.V IIKIMJ Itt'KIIKI) TO
Mi:xitt
Wltlilu Wrrk IbrlM-l Army Will Have
Hi n() of ltit llrt w) lli Arm
i. nn-iil, Inrluiliujc Kirr Oun AI
I4ik Min'uljinrulr un Tampico
anil on Tortnm Million ItottatU of
p Itrwly lor IMIvrrj-.
United lrci Bnrlc
WAHIIINCTO.S', O. C, Feb. 4 Aa
a Jcull uf thu raiting of the embargo
I., l,l,Lul Ull.,.n .r.. . n. .....
ultloit art bttlng ruahed to Mexico.'
The H'lwl Junta today atated thai by
rrk Villa will havo the la lea I
type of (lego guna and rapid Ore
plncv.
The altuatlon baa dangeroui poaal
I, inn..
Military mvk-M that If Huertal
penionally take the Held at once, thel
rank and rile of the federal army Ul
loyal, ami be may check Villa, provld-j
InK to lom no time.
li..i, 1 ..... U-ul-
"" ' "
I'mtldent WlUon, nnd to nak for Iho
rrlctup of Ihu 1.C00.0UO rounds of
ammunition. 6,000 rifle and several
mnihtno gun sotted aonio lime, ago
by thn American troop.
United I'reas Service
NKW OHI.KAN8. Fob, 4. Muni
tton will mote, from here to Mexico
tomorrow.
Today men aro packing 13,900
rlfWvi, 16, 3 IS, 000 rounds of ammu
nition and other armament for ship
ment, t
Moat of this la for the rebel.
United I'resa Service
MKX1CO CITY. Feb. 4 -Tho robols
this afternoon simultaneously at
tacked Torreon and Tampico. These
battles aro being desperately fought,
accordlug to advices received.
Ah soon as tho news roachod here,
I Inert a und his family commenced
preparations for an Immediate remov
al to Chnpultepeo Cnstle, situated for
a last stand,
Tho cadets from tho National Mil
itary Acndomy at Tlaplan have been
ordored to Chnpultepec, where thoy
will net as Kttnrds for tho dictator's
family.
WOULD ABOLISH
E
United Tress Service ,
WASIHNHTON, 1). C, Feb. 4.-
Senator Hausdell Introduced lu tho
aonuto today a resolution calling for
an ntuendmout to the coustltutlon for
bidding absolute dlvorco with the
prlvllego of remarrying,
Tho aim of lb reaolutlou to
chock tho alarmlug Increai In the di
vorce caaea.
SECOND W
DOINGS
World's Happenings
Rebels Attack Tampico and Torreon Huertas Will Hide Over
throw Administration in Peru Alaskan Bill up Today Trains
of Guns and Powder Going Over Border Revolt in Ecquador
New Anb-Divorce Bill in Congn
DE LAP IS OUT
FOR THIRD TERM!
-
VIUKV Itr.i'L'IILICW Tti KII.K
II IK I'KTITIOV NOItTH IH TOJ
OI'I'OHli MIM
i
I
a!
County Clork C. It. Do Lap li
(candidate for another tvrtn of oltlce.
IIU (Hrtltlon waj (lied thia mornlas. ,
I) l-ap U a rtpubllCAn, and he U
tbo flrst tnombcr of the O. O. 1'. In
Klamath county to become an avowed !
candidate for office.' Mr. Do Lap U
now In hit aecond terra of office aj
county rlcrk. I'rior to that time be
ten i-d at bead deputy abend, and
aevorat yearn ago won county school
auperlnlcndenu He ha ajway made
a itrong run. jupon between the reclamation com-
ThU year Do Lap will be opposed 'mWslon and tbe Water Uaera Awocla
for the republican nomination. K. D. Iticn. and the majority of tb water
Norlh' Uo 0,J Umt-r uere U ,'
to have declared htmielf after tbe
clerkship, and will oon file hi pell
tlou.
MANY ATTENDED
REVIVAL MEETING
IMI'ltliSIVK SF.ILMOX IS DFXIV
KUKU IIV DIHTHUn- hUl'Kltl.V
!.. IIK.NT rti 'lilt. 4r..nl)lST
CIIUUCU
A good sited audience wa lu at
letiuauic al lite revival meeting at
tne Metbodlsl church last evening una
listened to a strong scrmuu uy ue.
tl. J. Van Foasen. district superin
unaent oi Klamatn district.
Tne sermon was on the subject of
"Memory." Tbe meeting looked de
cidedly like a revival.
There will be services again to
ulghl, und each night this week, ex
cept Saturday. The meeting begins
at 7 MS with a song service, which Is
Ud by J. li. Mason.
ALL HIGHBROWS,
ioi omis
AUSTIU.V8 DIPLOMATIC COW'S
IS ItAKKD OVKH. ONLY AM
IIASSADOH AT WASHINGTON
KSC.U'KS XOH1L1TV
United Pre Service
VIENNA, Feb. 4. Tho Austrian
diplomatic service Is practically mon-;
opotlzed by tho aristocracy, accord
ing to oltlclal data published hero to
day. Tho ambassadors to foreign gov
ernments Include ouo prince, seven
counts, ouo burou. ono "von" and
ouly ono commoner the representa
tive ut Washington. Of the twenty
ministers, one Is n prince, seven are
counts, seven barons, four "von"
nud one commoner.
Among tho secretaries and at
taches there are tour princes, thlrty
ouo counts, twonty-three barons, Ave
knights, eight "vous," and one eoui
mouor. In tbo Vleuna foreign office
there are thirteen counts, twenty
throo barons, ten knights, twenty
two "vous." and only eight commoners.
COMMISSION MAY
TURN FIRST UNIT
TO WATER OSERS
TK.NTATIVK I'HOI'OHAI, HAH BBEX
I1KK.V KL'BMITTCD
jTIiU la lo ttc Coeablfrrtl at lite Com-
Ing McvCIbk of tl.- Water I'aera 1)1
rvctors. ami After Tlieir Hmggt-
tioas Are Acted Upon by Bectawai
lloa CommlMloa. Water Cans Will
lie Aaked to Vote oa Qaeatioa.
I " aatUfactory terma caa be agreed
- lc' h a change, tbe opera-
tlon. maintenance and management
of tbe tint unit of tbe Klamath pro
ject will be turned over to the aaao
clatlon. This Is the import of a message Just
received from Washington by J. O.
Camp, project manager. The condi
tions outlined for the change will be
submitted to the directors of the
Klamath Water Users Association at
their meeting Saturday, and whatever
changes, additions, etc.. they sug
gest will be transmitted to Washing
ton. After these are acted upon, the
question will be submitted to. the wa
ter users under tbe flrst unit. Each
wilt he sent a letter explaining the
matter In full, and each will be en
titled to one vote. These votes will
be counted later by an official of the
reclamation service, aa official of the
association, and a third party.
Fairish Is IU.
J. L. Parrlsh is confined to his
home on Crescent avenue by aa at
tack of pneumonia. IHs condition Is
very serloua.
Out on Bonds.
W. H. Shaver, Indicted for larceny I
by bailee, was Tuesday afternoon re-
leased upon bonds.
Herald want ads bring results.
I-
Re gist rat
County's Voting Strength
At noon today there wero register-
i
fed 402 persons, out of a total of bo-
tweeu 4.000 and G.000 who aro ellgl
blo to coat their ballots ut tho May
primaries and the November goneral
electlou. The books are opeu at the
clerk's ottlce.
In addition to tbo registration
books here, there aro registered in
different part of tho county who are
empowered to registered voters. These
are: .
Keno, 11. Snowgooso; Merrill, 11. H.
Audorsou; Midland, K. O. Vinson;
Fort Klamath, John Heaslg; Donansa,
J. O. Hnmakor; Oly, Dan F. DrUcoll;
Crescent, F. M. Cleaves; Algoma, Roy
Hamaker,
Tho registration by precincts
through the county follews:
Fourth ward 71
East Klamath Falls CI
PERU CONTROLLED
DY NEW FACTION
SINCE DAYBREAK
WAR MINISTER KILLED
IX ACTION
WHUJI
Cnlostel Beavtdea,
hoes Cnelleawt,
IHeaseJf riflsta
was
Free Faaasaa Are te Use
Thai tbe Reswkttc ef
Latest to Feel War I
Lnltcd Press Service
LIMA. Pent, Feb. 4 The Perertea
government was overthrewn at eVsy
break as tbe remit of a eee em the
part of the reseat. Ie4 ky CqIssmI
L'envldes.
President BUllBgsftBrst. after
Imprisoned in the palace, haa realis
ed. General Varella, tha war aUa
Uter, was killed by tha reaela while.
attempting to defend the 1
Colonel BenvUes, aaw
ace, will declare
United Press Berrien
PANAMA. Feb. 4. Mall adrtees
say tbe revolution m Kca.naaat a
gaining headway.
Tbe rebels demand the retlgnstlea
of President Leonldas Plnaa. who la
blamed for the lynching of Prestdeat
Alfaro In 1913.
A Xetv Finn.
Austin J. WhIU and William Nich
ols have formed a co-ipaxtnershtp un
der the name of the Oregon Welding
company. They have opened an oRce
and works at Seventh and Klamath
tor metal welding of nil kinds, giving
particular attention to automobile
work.
Carl Sbubert Jr.. of the Sports
men's Equipment company, returned
last night from the Middle West.
where he took trade school work in
Chicago. Before returning. Shnhart
visited his old home In Nebraska, nnd
Juke all others who leave here, he re-
turns saying Klamath has 'em all
I faded.
ion 402
Betwef n 4000 awl 5,000
Third Ward 0
Second Ward 48
Wset Klamath Falls '. . . 51
Sblpplngton 8
Mills Addition 18
Malln
Pine Qrove IS
Wood River 6
Lost River . . ,
Tule Lake
Dairy 1
Odell i
Poe Valley . . , . ,
Klamath Lake !,
Plevna i 1
Worden
Midland 1
Hlldebraad ...., 1
Sprague Rtvsr ' . 1
Langel! Valley . t
SW&& e MMHHIM(MH
AllOfiSan e eseeee.eeae
ML Lakt '
MrrasWaWjLaaatnnW ',S
I .MlgW&fl
;;
snsnW li
"W h