f&ht Euimto Itoalli
Kh AM ATI I FALLS'
PRINTS THE
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS
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KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1914
Price, Viim Ovste
STREET IMPROVEMENT IS
MUCH
DISCUSSED
AT COUNCIL
PLANS LAID
miuius it wiiumi.d nut
linl l.KVAHD
ml tit MliK'iV- "' !
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ttmrl i titu lutnl ltr tll fin-
tftlhi artc), i-tmnelnc ut erA4p.
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thtt tillon L for a twHilJ'lfUlj.j,,,,, ,revl. lt be rllit- Irvl wide,
a4titm ttrwt from Main atreet utBlll( fc(j klt, Ay i:nun, nRonl
ClillofftU arnil Willi ldoall. Uli t,r(ulf ilrlveva) In the toutl
ft.lt and nllff III rtiliturmlty , ,s (nU grnutuU At the rlly llinlla
Tb totitirll tiMik lAtombltr action, jtn .utility miifl will btillil n rtinrrl.
la lbl matter, and liulruclcd fit) lug road to Merrill and Midland.
Ktlnr-r Mrl.r'Ah 10 bcKlu nurd at . ...
nc on in m-inralluii and cull-1
U'l Ulchl bad bt-n dralenalrd
tkr tuuntil a ihp Mat tipporlutill) to.
futel acalliat tint JiroMrd Inf ,
lrtiYrtnt)t on Nintii tret, lit ttir
tounrll antHiitiircd that any ou' '
ls HOlreU tit iiibhu Would be. Hhell
nrarlui; at thit lieit ineetlug of the'
wautii.
In ndiir.Minc the rouncll reeardlne ,
Urn Ninth atrrvt linirovnitirnt, Pranh
Autil look iH'rnnlou lu nay that he.
)al 1111 linden lo UiakK ngallml tlio
I'fDImnMl llHitiHemenl, but would llktt ;
ItiUKceoi ihat thu oil lunmdnm 1'to-'
!! lu t,o iii would ln rntliir X'! n. nii-i oillolnl lo rouio our for
I'fDilte to ittp ll lilt: nt.etn I'lot'lia',.,.),,,,,, ;r WlillliirK the cor-
, "'" " oner. Todtt) ho HI.-.I hi ftiinuuury
II" Ihtuielit It tuilllil be better l . '
oil itiarnilnm tor rt feta IIocIa ' "'it of cudldiicy.
'row Mnln ntul n tlioam-r innrtiilaiiii WhltloeU will V. tho tiomliintloii
"" Ihp other portion, After n Kn on the deinocrittle (Ickel
Its"OlltsideSociely,,
Principal of High School
I'rlmliml y. 1:, P'nMlit or tho
Kliimnttt ciniiiir lilKli hcIiooI, wim
""M fur nn opinion rvKunlliiK thu
riun, uit.irliii; In TiiMiilny'H llernld,
" which I'riKuHMur llnwo or tho Unl
'lly or t)riKiiu aluUd Hint hOcIiiI
'ctlvltloa lu Hiu prommt tiny IiIkIi
'thooU nn, lemionHlhlo fr H Inxnwia
' uily on tho iniri ot Prvaliuum en
"nK Iho Unlvomlty. llo Huhuilttod
"lorollowii,,,.
'My nxiiirliiiico limda mu to hellovo
"l It In nut mi much 'IiIkIi muIiooI
w'fly' im aocloty outaldo of tho'
ciuol Unit Iowom thu nUmliirdB of
"ciioiurHlilp nmoiiK tho puiiIIm, Kow
"Wi Hclitml BtuUonU uro ot nu ago
. " u'y cu affora to outer Into
Wl"y iocUJ functloiu, and tn Un-
MEETING
FOR EARLY
ilal .tla. uaaloti l.j Hi, t.tl..il n
Unit tt a Itiaite Afltl i at I ill) l all'
tiiiriiirnlji la tin uinl - ' n
III tin Miailo.
AUiiUty V ll.rltiaft, teptwiiuue
iht pruperty uniier f I letetiiii
. tKHBJ lllo iwtlltoli pre
dial Metruih ift w the iiitiri
roitni-i'tlue lint, Willi tin? mam rd
flow rUilppllltDfl. and urccO Hikl i
u, iitirnnl at the t-arliMi oibie
moment lie railed nltmtiun uliu tt
ih. offer uf ll rrrtHfttatii'ii i'n'
build tt littU" i-ii) itir fial a'
Kteintitti meet, It the liiipttittiuieli
ro iHA'Je
f i iH'ltn IJIttUIIIK. 111? J'lHl7 ww
it lit lUItu rnlHttliC '"li ,. lu I J
, iiftefrd (u rlt( the rtl ol pre
litnai ttwtk of ttto ll6lllc-ef 111 plr
',,!,. ,,!,,,, ,, w,l,M M,WM ill
I'HIIMIi l'tl" NH'l i"ttli pntnmr
;b) S4M ,nM,lrm, , U4I,,B
,,, H0, Unt Ul9 UhVf, ,,locmt,,
.i...i In.lltliluAtlt
mn
Th- ouiiell UrlPtrtl ctl.i .n iliui""' 'i '. .ucKK-i;.n Ulrw
!!hU(Iiui. asllliC Ui tlUUUl 0 lirn.
?... .... .... .l.tftlin klllfl. Itlx -!
iM V HftD llll W,T-1I -t v
Jl v IllIU tit lllP lfHKPl tttrvl, lllt
lL,. uj uurttiUro lu l ul. r-ic
Auiilh wall"f lati up a lit"
Auulbrif watirr li
JTOrllM WAJ, ulo fl
fft,,,,,.!!. Mnriui. II
liAlnliie nt I) II
I Mil I. a ml f ll
Outer a Uarl tit Motecr. I
th tlam"i lit !! inl arfrtRp
irui-tir altine ihr Hrfomi uni IkuI
mnrij rrum- I'lum lrr itt ilm cliy
IIIDll till Iwl; lll nn Matrllf
lotti. utl tftKiit wtlcr Uial tllt t
Uio clir rdunrll.
Tltti SroniJ mtwt Ituulntnrit. trum
WHITLOCK FILES
. - .mnvi'it wii.i: nt: a i'a.miiI'ATi:
nut ornci; n nn: ii:.mo.
tltATK TH'HI.-I' AT Till: OlM
IMJ I'ltlMAItlCS
Writes on Live Subject
ilt'lii'y lunoim tho lioal hcIiooIk Willi
which wu me finnlllur In In iimhe I ho
Hiirlul lire tintlioly Hooonduiy lo the
leiiulnr luiiulreil woiK or (ho hcIiooI.
"Then lltnrti u olhor riiuiti imler
IliK Into the I'oiiilllloiiH lueutloucd
which iilny it IniKo purl In lowerluK
thu Ktnudiiidri. Hchool llfu la u iio
teyn or Heloolloii. TliroiiBh to xsrniloti,
hlKh Mchool mid coIIoko, the iiooier
HluduiiU uro liolnt alomllly loft ho
hlml. Ilcnre, tho lillier Iho chmrf
Iho lilKiior the cluaa uvoriiKo we imlur
ully expect, mill Iho mnullor percent
iiKo or fiillurt-H.
"Thu point Unit nn Increnuod nt
luiidiincii hrlnttH " lower uIiibh uvoriiKo
U.'l think, ijulto Konerully true, uuil
vuvxarvuwwv,'i'i-ii-' ' ' ' -
(Contlnutd (ron Pan )
ANNOUNCEMENT
0,,,,,, Interlocking
Directorates Bill
J
Trtpji -iulrir,aii of tiir
t.i vMiieiiouii fomimiir.
! Mtitiiie nnJ miiT'-ii-
l,..3t,
j U olir
'lii '!!! I l V Jmllltieltltl fcllil
mrir' bill bvturti rortii, Mr.
Trii llul urti 4 lav will iU-tr-al
lliArrlr li) Oil- rrr-Mltin tit "ilum
'n)r" illrinrttiro.
E
EUND NOT LARGE
V.W Mi:T OI" THIS I'AItT OP Till:
TA.xih is Ki:i:ciMi tiii: .pi
fiAii rir.vn ntoM t.irri'i.(j
tiMtl'ri.UNT
Out ot thu ISO.uuo oy ruado for
tho uo court liouao tund, It la it
mated thai the county will r-celve
It.. than MU.UUQ that lll he avail-
'abU tor work on tho building thU
enr. n foll one-hnlt or tho taxea ror
thu uirpoe will Ito jiald In county
wnrrnutii.
. All ol the let) for rtniit houmi pur
poMii could be iald lu warrnuta ac
cordiiiK to the law, but there aro not
eiioiiKli outatnndliii; wnrrnuta that aru
not in Imitation to do no.
The lolitl IndebtedueHX of tho coun
ty on i'Vilirunr) I wn fSll.ooo. Wnr
ninth to 1 Ih iiuiount of 3;.0,noo Imw
been HttiuKtil by ulu, itiitt am not
sictviili'd by tho county treasurer on
lineti Thla tentea it b.lhtuie of TJUI,
001) that could bo UH.nl.
Approximately I.SO.OUO of thone nro
hehl by tho biinha, mid tia they nro
iiuili.ill nil of nu old Imiiionml will
noon be redeemed. It In not irobnblu
thai the) will be turned in on tnxra.
Tho line rveulvttl lu ciiali will
probably bo dl tiled eiimlly itmoiiK
tho Kotoriil rundN, iiud thin will clvo
betwwn HO. 000 ami JG0.000 tor Hit)
com 1 Iioiino, If nil ot 1 ho luxe nro
lllllll.
Tho exnri mi in will deix'iul oU tho
pioiorllnu nt Hit! lotnl tnxen Hint are
tmlil.
MORE HOSE FOR
THE FIRE DEPT.
W t'Ol VtTI. laST.VKJHT AllTII-
01111:11 tiii: rnit'iiAsi; ov an
auihtio.vai. i:i.i;vi: hu.v
MIDI) riccr run CA UTS
Pile Clikir IM Wutiultetd nppeatod
hefore the i'liy rouncll lust iitKhl uuil
lumle 11 ieiUOnt tor nu idilltlounl lino
of lire Iiomi. which, ho exulnluod, wua
tuiilly uceilotl hy thu aepun'lment,
Arier uou lltllu iliViv'UbrtUin, tho
council puiniudV nujtion to purobuo
1,100 reel or 11W' Iioku. Tlllrt will
miike u totnl or 3,0lHl,ro(t o( hose for
tho tiro dvpiirtmuut.
Ml WW?-
i
NEW COURT HODS
H HI m T LhVY
rnn ii mtni nn
ruuLApmuu.
BEING PROPOSED
M Mil It M llli l'IM'l;lt OS Till:
tuitWr
I'lnli Not! Iti'liiC IHmuimiI I'ltttlilca
tot lln ! J luu f SK-rlal Tax lu
It.ilwi MmiiiI .,) In Itfl CmiI III
iltrtlllnK KI;iiiiaiIi t.ounly Kt
lillilt tl KtMHloii, .nlilnml, Dun,
iiitilr, mill, IVrlil, ")lutlr,"
)
A Klamath couut)' cxlilblt at lliu
I'aiiamit I'ai-lflc liiir-niatloiial Kxtl
titin a Klnrnntli cauul)' exhibit ai the
Uti-emi liulMltlK to he vrvctcil al Ah
laml a Klmnalli rountjr oxhlblt In a
-i3l InillcllriK at DuiitinuU tltiie,
ntul in any tcet of motion jilcturo
lm li-(iirilnc Klamntli louiity In
ilustriK, etc , art? nuKCttttttl n novel
miiiiil ot tflvlne tnibllclty to this
mvium. proviilliiK there U u!!lrlent
iiiiiii-y avallalitn tor thla imrjo.
DuriiMloii or lhf? maltem at last
iilKlii'n mt-ctltie i'f the Chamber or
rotmilrire. led toiliic ulartltiK ot n
(mir (Killtlral i, a rimiialKti for
futiiK lth which to iulvurtli the
counly.
It u ulniiiH'd to circulate an Inltia
lhT . tltlon, a k I nc that tho qutlon
of a nmnll tax lety tor advcrttlnK
iurior be plncetl on the ballot In
(Not ember. Should thU carry, the
nitmey will bit uned to nilvrrtl all
part ot the county.
f It Miller ot the Miller I'hoto
cntupatir. ntnted that he l contem-
1 plattuif'tbo puri-ha.! ot a motion pie-
jture tnarhlne. Ho propotv thu mak
ing oi mm iiipiciiuK mainaiu itcup
ry Induntrle. etc., to be shown In
other part ot the county.
VILLA ORDERED
TO SEND BODY
Tiienu.i: o 1:11 i-uix:uti()x (skts
THIPKKIt AMP.ItlCt.V SIH)T HV
ItCUPIS IIUKUTA KMIIAHCOS
AMi:itH"AX I'AI'KIIS
United I'reiM Service
WASHINGTON, Peh. 2G Tho final
attempt to fone Ocnernl Villa to Bur
tender tho body of W. S. llunton l
beliiK mado todny, nud II U believed
that American Mtxlcnn policy IiIiiboa
on tho outcome.
The Kltilatlou Is moiil nerloui. ICn;;-
luiul la nrouued tit Villa a refusal to
Klvo the reiunliiii to the widow. Sec
retary llrynu wus nt his desk nil liuit
ulKht
llr)itu nutiuunted toduy Hint when
the body U recoverud nn nrruy sur-
Kt'ou will make nu oltlclul exumlun-
(Ion, to determine the maimer of
lcath.
Curruuta has been nsked to com
mand Villa to return tho body. Otll-
clnU of the Juntn any they are power-
lens to euforru orders iiKiiluxt Held
eomuiuuderti.
United Press Service
Kl PASO. Texas, IVb. 2D. Mili
tary ntithurltlt'ri leiirnett touay turn
(ItiHliir llntit-li, nn Amerlcnn, was exe
cuted Krlduy They will not bIvo nuy
Inroriimtlon. pemlliiK nn oltlclul Inves-
tlKlltllltl.
l.'ulted Press Service
MCXICO. Peb. 26. lluerlii hna
plnced nn eiuhurno iiKiilust American
iiuhllciitlons erltlcUlitK hint. Ho se-
crclely Issued this order two weeks
iiKo, nud us 11 lesull tons of pnpors
lire held lu tho postolllre.
Mimlictl 11 DIkM.
Hurry 'eek, who hns been em
ployed us u millwright by tlio Kwuuuu
Mux roiupnuy for somo time, hud tho
mlufortuno to innsli n finger 011 his
right hand hy dropptiiR n gear wheel
upon It this morning.
Miss Fruucee Davis is btato librar
ian of Wyoming.
Government Owner
ship of Railroads
! v , .yflBOl I
1 f w
The in on antaiini; alaleuunt re
cently nude by a multimillionaire Is
that attributed to Daniel UugRenhulm.
president or thu American Smelling
and HennliiK company, who declared
that the I'niU-d Statui government
ahuuld own all railroads and tele
graph and telephone lines. Mr. Gug
ittuhelm says that tho success of the
parrel post has converted hftn to the
bellct that the United States govern
ment could operate our railroads, tel
ecraph and telephone Uii better
than they are operated nt present
POWER WILL BE
CUT OFF SUNDAY
LIGHTS WIM. Hi: OUT A SHOUT
TIMi: 1'HO.M CHANTS PASS TO
lirXSMUIH COMPANV IS IN-
rmasixc vei.tagi:
Promptly nt T o'clock Sunday
morning, the Cnllfornlu Oregon Power
company's plants, from Grants Paw
to Duusmulr, will be sut down. For
about three hours the company's en
tire system will bo dead.
This will bo dono In order to nllow
the company's workmen n chance to
chmigu the taps In the transformers
1
nnd connections on the transformers,
preparatory to Increasing the total
xolLigu rrotn 20,000 to 3I.G00. With
the system to bo Installed, the volt
age will bo raised, but the amperage
reduced. This will mnko It possible
ror the wires to carry a larger volt
age, which Is necessitated by the In
creased demand tor power during the
summer months.
RUSSIANS BUY
"BEST RANCH
IN ADDITION, SIX ACHK LOT IS
Pl'HCHASP.D NIMH STUKKh
UUIDGi:, AND WIMi HK USKI)
I'OHACKMiriKUY
Tho latest ranch to be purchased
by the Russian colonists Is thu Dr. J.
A. lleut ranch on Lost Itlver, ThU
tract of 000 acres has Just beeu
bought by the Jtudcmetklu brothers,
six lu nu m tier, who hsuo decided that
Klnmnth s i farming section Is far
nlieiid of Mexico, where they formerly
tilled thu soil.
Another proof Hint tho members ot
the colony nro "hero to stay" la evi
denced by the fuct thnt they have
piircluthod six ucres of land near tho
Stuliul bridge, which will bo used us u
romotery.
There nro now ton families of Kus
slan farmers In that part of the coun
ty, ns the Slliis Kllgore ranch was
purchased hy another colony last
summer.
WARRANT SUITS
WILL BE TAKEN
TO U.S. COURTS
M-tui.v i:vi:itr cou.vtv i.v thk
S.1.MK ItOAT
t'liil'-nilixxl Tltat tlie l'rjNMd Action
In tin; Feileml DUtrict Court la
j IImmiIiI by Tltnbc r Intemttn U
j form All the Cuuntli to Keep
' Ulllilii tlie I.iniltatloiut or Indcbt-
j iiluiT-i an I'rt-crilwil by fjtu.
Thai the light started In Klamath
county against the Incurring of volun
tary Indebtedness In excess of the
constitutional limit Is to have a state
wide effect. Is the substance of per
sistent rumors being heard. It U re
ported thai tho Weyerhaeuser com
pauy will soon atari sulu in tho Fed
eral court attacking warrants Issued
by the Klamath county court. It Is
said that the same warrants now In
litigation In the local circuit court will
be tho basis ot the suits to be filed
in tho federal court.
It Is not known whether the local
sulu wilt be withdrawn as a result,
bul from' nil Information that can be
gulned the proposed suits wilt not ef
fect In any way those previously
brought by It. N. Day. Kuykendall
& Ferguson, who aru handling the
sulu for Day, would not admit any
knowledge ot the contemplated suits
In tho federal court, when seen today.
It Is claimed that with only two ex
ceptions every county In the state Is
In the fame condition as Klamath, in
halng extveded thu constitutional
i limit of Indebtedness. It is believed
that an effort is on foot by the big
limner owners inrougnout in enure
state to force every county to keep
Its operating expenses within its an
nual rerenue, and also to conduct Its
affairs on a more satisfactory business
basis than has been iho custom in the
past.
I)y trying these suits lu the federal
court at Portland, greater publicity
'would bo secured, and If successful In
I the courts, a warning would be given
other counties that ll would result In
In strict observance of the law by all
officials In
'business.
thu conduct ot public
Another Dance
The success of tho first dance given
jby tho Illuo UelU Society, February
'10, wns so pronounced that they have
decided to give another Friday, May
1 1st, at which time they Intend to
'stage an affair even more elaborate
1 than their first. Just what special
.features will be Introduced has not
jjet been planned, but something sug
IKcstlxo or telephones will bo used.
.The Invitation committee will make
I every effort to get tho names of those
in the habit ot attending dances, so
I that cards may Jm sent to the ones
likely to attend.
Tho Mexican federal army has
1 women flag bearers.
New Railroad Moves
Modoc Northern Has Trains RunningtoWestwood
AL.TUUAS. Fob. 25. llulldlng of
two great saw mills, similar to tho
ouo ut Westwood, Lassen county, nt
other points lu its vast holding has
been announced by tho Ited River
company. The sltoa of these mills
have not been given out. but It is un
derstood ono will be In Shusta couuty
near Hurney valley, nnd the other will
bo In Modoc county, probably on tho
Pit River, near Lookout.
With this unuouncement comes the
belief thnt tho Fernloy and Lassen
which Is now built to Westwood, thir
ty miles from Susanvlllo, will bo ex
tended at once to Lookout, a distance
of seventy miles. It Is reported on
good authority that contracts have
been let for tho construction of sev
enty miles of roadbed, thus extend
SUIT TO BREAK
BUTTER AND EGG
TRUST STARTS
VSCLK SAM 1.4 DKTKRMINED IX
THIH CASE
Action Commenced la Clikao, FV
loulng Investigation Wbicti Proves
Conclusively That the l'eoplo Wet
Practically at the Merry of (fee Cold
Slorajco Clique htfcrlotklaf Di
rectorate Alleged.
United Press Service
CHICAGO, Feb. 25. Tbo ovrm
ment's final effort to smash th alleg
ed butter and egg "trusts," and pre
vent forever the formation of pools
to boost price began before Federal
Judge Landls today.
Hacked by the report of Muter la
Chancery A. U, Morrison, District At
torney Wllkerson began arguments
asking for the dissolution of the bat
ter and egg boards of Chicago and
Elgin. If the claims of the novam-
meat are allowed, the big batter and
egg men will be practically enjoined
from acting in concert to flx Dricea.
regulate the operations In the mar
kets, or in any way co-operate for
their mutual profit against the public
Interests.
The government's attack on the al
leged "trusts' began on Jon 19,
1910. when suit was filed against two
boards as corporations by Attorney
General WIckersham. Their lawyers
filed a demurrer, but this was over
ruled, and In June, 1911, the salt
was referred to Master Morrison, who
has taken evidence tatsralttenily
since that time.
Morrison completed and filed his
report early In December. In nearly
every particular he sustained the con
tentions of the government that the
two boards were operating In re- '
straint of trade.
Morrison found that the Chicago
and Elgin boards virtually form on
organlaztlou, with interlocking direc
torates and officials, who maintain n
monopoly and regulate the prices of
butter and eggs In Illinois, Indiana,
Missouri, the Dakotas. Wisconsin,
Michigan and other contiguous states.
Operating from Chicago and Elgin
for nearly a quarter of a century, ac
cording to Morrison, they obtained
such control that they fixed prices at
which farmers and small creamery
men must sell their products, taed
the retail price to the consasMrs lm
the largo cities, restricted the supply
in times of heavy production of betn
I butter nnd eggs, and reaped big profit
1 throtifirh tht nrtlflrlallv i.mm!o4 aMv-
clty.
Morrison found that creamery rep
resentatives on the boards went into
Mlddlo West states in tho flush peri
ods ot production and made contracts
with farmers to buy at the then ex-
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(Continued on pf 3)
ing tho Fornley and Lassen railroad
Into Modoo county.
Not only are men and equipment
being held ut Susanville, but addi
tional equipment Is being added. Re
cently tho Southern Pacific moved Its
grading outfit from the Vale extension
In, Oregon to Susanville, where It Is
bulug held for the opening of spring
work. The Indications are that Uw
next 'extension to Lookout will s
completed before the end of If H.
A branch will bo built by the South
ern Pacific from Alturas down the PM
River to Andorson, Shasta ooanty..
nnd another from' Hamntsi: FalleV
which will be an extensiem .tk) Na
tron cut-oK from PcxtlsmeV-- Tkw threw
branches wlU loin w tk FH BIVCsY
near Lookout. '