The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 28, 1914, Image 1

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KLAMATH FALLS'
PRINTS THE
NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
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MOVING OF LAND
OFFICE OPPOSED
Tie: nMMiiwnn:ii ubxbiiai.
vy'iuto to mbaihjuaiiteiw,
rum i mo auainnt taking.
,r HUM I.AKKVIEW I
U'AKHINUTON. I. eb 3.-.
faster ClittfU)tt ha rxld a
l,llf Iftim CUy Tallrosn. cwil.
,Wor of lh "' Uo4 offlcc' '"
,,!; 10 utlo of U r. Wake
B,I4 of tWUU. advocating rtoo.
, u( the Und ''!fl,',, ' UVnvl in
Tallmsn 'hl "'" ''"
tbior- I Ui location of tl
8r for lb Uhotle dUUIcl du
kiH nsnl "W "U lr 'r
Cfr,l. be . " I'"1 "f
mIUimJ ronimunlealloit. I liutd
In the lreme noMhwMUm PH 'f
lb, UaJ dwrld, dd H bui Sou In
Ufclunl. H UkvWw b fall
tuJ tommuhlcailoo and population
fcl.Uml 1,300
MILLIONAIRE IS
INDICTED BY JURY
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m 'iu.riHi kina-mibr i
(tuiuiKii with viouvrixo
THI! MANN WMITB WLAVKMY
AIT TODAY
MAN KltANCIHfO, Krb. 31. J.
Ultitr Whltttr). a ll kliowu Call
fotaU mllllonalrr, wm itxla) Irnlkud
m cfctw of white datcry iirferrJ
r (ltUe llauaan, bu accuod
alia uf Unnn'orilDf br from tUb
rrtculKo to Hvatllp In Auut of laat
tut.
At IOucIikW tbU inornlnK Wbltupy
nll at Commluloucr Krult'a oitlco
b4 furnUbv! f 10,000 bond.
Commlutuner Krull rt ttiv boarlus
for Mfctt I, tol(fr Judgo DijIIu
l"tii Niitvrlw.
In honor o( th birthday of Dr.
Mull M iMU. lil wlf and Mlna
Jranlff llarrln plauitcd a nutptltv par
ty fur hlui Wrdupaday, which was al
Ubfal by Mr and Mr. Hyd Kvana,
Mr. and Mr. I'urcy Kvaua, Mr. and
Mr. A. A. Illlman, Mr. and Mm. 11.
A. Iicllmau, Mr. and Mr. M, Wwl.
Mr. and Mr. II. J. Uarllnc, Mr. and
Mr. (Itnn Wll.on. Miss Dorothy Dr
H, Arthur I). Hay, Harold 0. Mor
t)ian, Tho ntrnln was pUasantly
KH In cardu and other illvrmtouii,
lil lunrhron wan ftxrvrd,
-'Juble l.'trnliMC.
Thuuday eviilnn Mr, and jMra. A.
A. IMIman nrraiiRcd a atirprne party
It Mr ami Mr. (I, A. Ilelljnn, lnH
ln lir and Mr. MNxwe M. Long,
Mr. ami Mm. Hid KvW. Mr. Joe
i:m, Mra dene VIUoVl(a Jennlo
lUrrl. Tim evonliiK highly en-
Further Extend Time
Building Charge Payments
Tim following telegram ha been
JMBlYeil ,y (,0 oca, ,,. , ,0 tw.
'iiwtlon nervico from k. (, llopaou,
WrvUlng Kiiglnoor of the I'uclllo
ilMilon;
"Tho cominlulon today pod tho
"llowinK resolution!
'"Ilwiolved, That the building
r rBn for all project excopt Bunny
'Me fnllliiK uuo un March Int. April
' uiiil May ut, and all building
Jrge which have boon postponed to
ch 11, 1BH, uudor provloua or
"' of the commlMlon, bo and tho
"no am hereby postponed until June
"t. m; that g project oBcm be
inoa uy telegrtn to that elect,
GW Vid. in
flsBKup'' fk&Emml
Ptelfs.MsjBmV
ISflK'iHH
HlHiiiiiii
I'aiifbu Villa, forntxr imtl' ami
banillt, tin- a fult-nederd Sriirfal.
at"-atrJ a fro day 0O III a 11 t;U
'iirilfoiin, lti flut ! Iia ntrr worn
CHOICE OF GUNS
CAUSE OF DELAY
M'KB WAI.KBIt WIM. NOT IIKACII
K1.1MATH I'.tl.li II.VTII. 1XI
Moiiuuw Mtjirr in H.ntA-
MB.TII WITH HAVIH
I .ill. 0 Walker did not rrh hr
lt nleltt from thn ulh, a ?xpcl
trd Innlvad, the local rattle mail
'who baa bcu btwIpKod by llidiann,
,had hU atiKl. attached by rpdk and
Mr.rau, and, lu Kcnpral, ha had a
tirottuoua tlmo of It lu Old M.'ileo.
will roach hrc tomorrow itlKht.
It thru out al army head
iuarlrr today thai ho and Alc Ual
fnmalnrd In rtarramplilo to clcct tho
t)pp of machine KUlu to be uwd b)
Mrlmora'a KlUlleer.
Hist IihIimht Meet Tonlglil
Unltad I'raM tfsrvlc
DKNVKH. Keb. SHTho hlKKrnl In
door track meet ever held In the
Itocky Mountain relon will open heio
timlfihl at the city auditorium. All
the collcKe In the Itocky Mountain
Inler-colleglate conference will be rep
ri'delited, mini of them nelldlllK colli'
iH-tltom lit ever event Tlio meet
made Kiilble hy order from
Hnance Coinmlimloimr IMlcher for the
construction of tho laravm Indoor
Imitkeil track In the world.
lonernl TotU).
Tho funeral of the Infant daughter
tif Mr. and Mr. Claude (Nwohoom wa
held till morning.
Are Postponed to June
niiuotiuclng that all pennUloa horoto
him iicrnivd under Iho order of July
2lt it ro remitted; uIho Htuting ihiit
I hi order I mudo lu nutldpullou of
the ourly piuiago of ponding llu
Hon providing for a completo rtd'
Juslmotit of tho terms of uymont.,"
HlonYi-Howi'll,
A niarrlugo llcenno was Issued IhU
morning lo Cluru l. Htoffer uud lliuol
Howell,
(IoIhk lo I'ortUml.
Attorney J. II Uarnahati leaves in
lu tho morning for a business trip to
(Portland.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY,
Ms First Uniform
I'rnbabl) lil titotlnK plrtuti! contract
anil !iU aMUittiluu of autocratic rulr
tnor Clilliualiua hnv 1roiiKlil alniut
1I1U litem rrform
FRED MELHASE
BUYS A RANCH
K. l. Ilt.'lllt KT Al. IIIHIH1MB UK
Til Kill IIUI.IUMIS UV MINT HIV.
Kit TIUIT IS AM. UXHKH III-
HIWATION
Thn old Huron entate, onol by
Krnrot M. Until., Alien Sloan and J. U.
Mlnrr, ha Jntl lirvii dlpoo uf by
them Tho new ownrr I Krcd Mel
hae. ThU lunch U on I.ol Ither, and
contain 160 acren. The land U un
drr the Orimth lateral, which w be
ueil fur IrrlRatlnu IhU tprlns and
mimmer
HOME OF POET
'.MOVBMBVT HTAIITBI) HV UIIKH
or oAKiaxn to 1'imriiAHK
"TUB IIBHIIITS" TO IMIKSKItVK
AS HlhTOHH'Ali MKMKXTO
(Herald Special Seitlce)
. OAKLAND. Calif.. Keb. 28. "The
llilKht.' .loiuiulu Miller' home In tho
foothllU, with It beautiful view of
tho city nnd harbor of Oakland, will
I be purchned by tho women of Oak
land. ' A plan In on foot to ralo Ihv nocc
miry fKO.uOO by tho Untie of aharo
'certificate of $1 eiich, nnd from tho
rush to get them It I thought the
money will bo ruined In n few wooka.
Clilrago KihU OIT on Train
United I'reas Service
CIIICAdO, Keb. 28. Joe TUker,
iiiiinnKor of the Chlcngo Fedornl base-
I. ..II . ... .....I tf..M i. Illiln tint ulfirillV
mill num. nun ii i...u ihu ..... .y
jpnlrol In Iho KodemlH veru orgun-
leil liuHotinlt wnr, expected to leave
today for Toxin, with hU plnyor. for
Iho early nprlng triiln'lng nortHon.
Autl'Murphy and Federal Iaguosup
nortom pliinnod to glvo tho Chicago
otitlitwH u rousing send-off,
Mm, Anderson Iteturn.
Mrs. It. II. AuderMou and children
iif Merrill in mo In Inst night from
'Ashland, whero elm has been vlsltlug
her sister, Mrs. Ilosley,
Yniir rhiKrt on tho scales of fish aro
usel In Norway and France lo deter
mine thn ago or sardines, whother
they have reached their full growth
ud when they will epWB,
WILL
PURCHASE
ITALY WILL BE AT
THE FAIR-MAYBE,
AMHAHHAIMIH IMOK IK TOM)
'lll.T TUB QUESTION OK TAR-
tk'iimtio.v m:i'i:.viw urox
; TUB IMMIGRATION' HIM,
United Tress Service
J HOME. Kb. 2I Ambassador
j Thomas Neisou I'agjt km not I (ltd by
jttio Kovcrnment today that Italy ln
J twill to have nu eihlbll at the San
Kf iiri.ri) exposition.
, Tin' nolo Intimated, however, thai
the country might reconsider If the
'immigration bill, U patscd with any
unfriendly provision
The clause providing fur Medical
officer (in the Italian IniinlKrnnt ahtpa
U clinl m one of tlio tblDK that
mUlit rauae Hair to rrroDildrr.
NEW NAVY BILL
BEFORE HOUSE
1
.MIUHI'HK I'lUlVlllKH VOU Al'l'ItU
J IMIIATIO.VS VOH TlfltBK HAT
' TI.KMIIIIS, SIX DFXTHOVKIW
M OTIIKH CIUI-T
United I'rcM 8rTtc
i WAHIIINIITUN, I). C, Keb. 28.
The navy approiirlnllon was reported
to tlio lioua of rprt-ntatlrwi today.
Tin- bill carrlca appropriation total-
I In tbli tucaiurc provUloni ar
Imnd for lncraln tbo navy's
trriiKtb by tho conitructlon of two
IbaittmblpR, $x dMtroycr, one not
'Koine aubmarlnc, tbrco coait defense
HObmarlnr nnd four itmall torpedo
boat.
CARRANZA WANTS
TO PAY DAMAGES
CIVIL Hi: A II OK HKIIKI. MOVK
Mi:T IX MB.VICO IS ANXIOUS
TO MKTTI.K TUB IIBNTON AK
KAIK WITH WIDOW
United Tress Service
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. 31
According to uuottlclnl advice, Car
i until U wllllug to pay Mr. Denton
monetary compensation, If It will be
of uld lu dosing the Incident.
Kroni IlrttUh sources. It is stated
that u no Us Villa's original story of a
courtmartliil Is proven, money Is no
consideration. VUlu must prove the
shooting was Justified.
Will Peddle IVIirmi.
About tho first of March K. W.
llrook will lenvo on his first trip
peddling White Pelican Water. HU
territory will comprise all of Oregon
and part of Washington and Idaho.
Two Ada.
l'atrons of tho Star theater will get
it double run for their money Sunday,
iih Manager John V. Houston will put
tin two vaudeville acta for that night.
Tho double bill will Include a now act
hy the CiiHtlemmis, and slngtng and
acrobatic dancing by Koloy and I'res-
cot I, who will bo hero for the foro
pnrl of tho coming week. A throe reel
drama und tho intimated weekly will
till out n full evening' entertalument.
l.eao Tomorrow.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. little and daugh
ter leave tomorrow for Sebnstapol,
Calif., whero they will reside, and
Mr, Hales will dovoto his attention to
horticulture. Mr. Hales was Interest
ed lu tho Kliimnth Meat compnny for
several years.
Until recently tho greatest ocean
depth known wna south of the Island
of ntittiu U.oari motor. A few
months ago tho (lor man Imperial ship
l'luiK't found a depth of 9,780 motors
forty miles north of tho Island of
Mindanao.
FEBRUARY 28, 1914
ML'STEEL MAIL
COACHES SOUGHT
IICIU, r-HO.S HAH A XBW IXXOl'A
TIO.V I'Olt OOVK.ltXMK.VT OW.V
KltHIIH' MAXIMUM l'AV OK
CAKHIKItH ItAIHKD
lulled Trc Service
WAHHINOTO.V, I). C, Feb. 2S
Chalrmju Moon of tho houso postal
comtnltto. wiy llurttrson l urging
an Initial appropriation of $200,000
for steel mall cars, for an experiment
In operation by the Kuvcrnrncnt In-
lead of thn railroads. Moon expect
ed to submit a bill embodying the
Idea.
United lre Service
WASHINOTON. U. C. Feb. 28.
The senate today adopted a postal ap
propriation bill Increasing the max
imum pay of rural rcarriers from
11.000 to 11.200 annually.
WILL RESERVE
RESERVE TALK
TltBAHUHY DKI'AltTMKXT 8TATK8
THAT IT WIM, IIB I'EIUIAKM
TWO OH TIIKBK WKKKS IIB
KOHB AXXOUNCBMBNT IS MADK
United Tress Service
WASHINGTON, I). C. Feb. 28.
OrllclaU of the treasury department
today stated that no announcement Is
ready regarding the reserve regions
or the location of the regional banks.
It wilt be two and possibly three
weeks before this is settled.
Score of maps and big piles of sta
tistics submitted is still to be exam
ined. SAYS ICE WILL
SOON BREAK UP
JAMBS A. OOL'GI-AS COMBS IX
KHOM 84JUAW IHHXT OX MOTOH
IIOAT 1AKIKS KOH ICB TO GO
OUT AT OXCB
James A. Douglas, foreman of the
Doak ranch on Upper Klamath Lake,
is hero today attending to business
matter. Mr. Doak traveled from tho
Doak ranch lo Squaw Tolnt on snow
shoes, coming in from thero In a
motor boat.
"Uetween Klamath Falls and
Squaw Tolnt. there Is no Ice at all,"
said Mr. Douglas today. "If thero Is
a south wind, I expect tho lake will
be open by Tuesday or Wednesday."
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IN N. Y.
WITH REVOLVER IX HER STOCK.
INtl, BONA KRBUXO WAS DANC
ING WITH "lB TOUUH GUYS"
WHEN CAUGHT
NEW YORK, Feb, 28. Edna
Fremiti, the tlrst "guugirl" to come
under the notice of the police, was
today convicted In Judge Qlbbs' court.
Tho girl was arrested in a raid on
a dnnco hall troquented by tho East
Hide gangsters. She hud it revolver
in Iter atocklug.
Tho Philippine bureau of forestry
report that American and European
lumbcrmon are trying to procure
largo and regular shipments of Phil
ippine woods, mainly for cabinet
making.
GUNGIR
OND
Bainbridge Colby,
Fighting Progressive
I
V9icJU4t
I the progressive party dead?
llalnbrldgo Colby says no, and be will
debate the question at any time. Mr.
Colby U ono of tho most active of
the famous fighting Colby family of
New Jersey.
MINISTER SAYS
"DAMN"--QUITS
YOUXO PKKACHBM, QUITTLXa UV
OBH KIRK, WHITES 8KKMO.V
SAYIXO 11C USED TUB WORD IX
I'AST TKXSE
United Tress Service
NEW YOHK. Feb. 28. Kev. Cha.
M- Qulnn. pastor of the Reformed
Episcopal church In Leonard street.
Greenpolnt. spent today preparing his
"valedictory" sermon in that pulpit.
Dr. Qulnn planned to resign tomor
row upon the suggestion of Bishop
Kudolph of Manhattan, following
charges by some member of bis con
gregation that ho said during a con
versation, "you be damned," or "I'll
be damned."
Qulnn today again explained that
be did not say either. He explained
thus:
"But I used 'damned' In the past
tense, which tho dictionary tells you
rimim rnmtamnnil f!fftf.atlhl,. Therft.
l
'fore, I did not use 'damn' as a swear
word. There was no profanity."
Scores of Kev. Qulnn's parishioners
fought the action of certain church
oillcl.ils against tho young pastor, and
they used every Influence to keep him
from resigning, declaring be baa
greatly increased the membership of
tho church.
Subscribe for the Herald, SO
a month.
7
WasaDoggoneFeed
Besides Takinga Dog's
Yesterday afternoon Tom Wattsrs
came In from the Crane & Watters
rnuch ou Lost River after a supply of
dog biscuits. Hla comiug roveaU a
story of a wondrous feed enjoyed (?)
by Garry Coxad and W. R. llrooks.
Some days ago, Coxad and Brooks
autoed out to the Crane & Watters
ranch to eujoy a day's outing and do
u littlo llsltlng. When they arrived at
tho ranch no ono was at home, all
hands beiug up on Stukel mountain
rescuing a dog from ono of Bill
Brandt's traps.
Coxad and Brooks had acquired a
Que appetite driving out to the raach.
Pric, rtv Oeata
WANTS TO FORM
A MOUNTED BAND
HKAHIXn OK I'HOTOSKD TRIP OF
BLKH TO MAX KRANC1SCO, OLD
JIA.VDMAHTKR WRITtH TO OUT
IX OX IT
"I have read the article about your
proposed trip to the fair, atoaated,
and I am clear up in the air about it.
I want to get In oa It If poaalM."
Thusly writes T. V. D'arcy to tk
local Elks' Lodge. Mr. D'arcy aays
he is a member of the AnUered Berd,
and that he spent tea years la U
army as bandmaster, litre years of
that time being with the Fourth Cav
alry. Mr, D'arcy states that ha la caatlas;
about for a location la tnU stata, aad
since reading ttte account of tie pro
posed overland trip, a U coarlacad
that "the bunch U not bardeaad wlU
moss on the back."
He believes that tba trip aoraekaek
and In stages to Saa Francisco will
be a splendid adTerUsemeat for taa
town, but says Utere saoaM b a
mounted band, and be wants to or
ganize this If be comes to "
Falls. There are many saasiclaaa
among the local Elks, aad thai cow
boy band l by no means aa Impos
sibility. DEAD MAN HOLDS
A ROYAL FLUSH
ACROSS THK TABLE WAS A FULL
HOUSE BODY OP OOfiLTM Ml
MLLBD WITH BUCsTJMOT
HOLES
United Press Same
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 28. With.
his head and the upper part ot hla
body filled with buckshot, the body of
Captain Collier was found at hla her
mit lodge today, across a poker table.
The captain's lifeless fingers clutch
ed the cards making a "royal lash."
Across the table, face up, were cards
making a "full house."
It U believed that the loser mur
dered the captain aad fled. A sugar
planter Is suspected.
Geta Boaaty.
Ed Duffy today brought to ta
clerk's office the hides of two coyotes
and two bobcats.
Home From Beaalost.
Deputy District Game Warden
Carey M. Ramsby has returned from
Salem, where he was called to attend
a special session arranged by the fish
and game commUsioners.
Mrs. Mottgold Here.
Mrs. J. C. Mongold. formerly a res
ident ot this city, but now living la
Seattle, is here to look after her prop
erty interests. Her young soa accom
panies her.
Stew, Men Ale HisBiscmU
so they walked right into the kitchen
to see If they could forage a feed.
Garry found a tempting pot of staw
and pretty soon Brooks unearthed a
box of biscuits.
About the time ther had lalshad
their meal Tom Watters aad Ml
Brandt returned with their lajurad
dog. When Tom looked for hla pat af
"scrans stew" for hU dec aa waa
much put out to And It goaa.
"Old doggie,' said Tom, "yea w
have to make out today dag Ma
cult." But whea ak laakaf bate ka
biscuit box ha fouad that amatr.
In tba meaatlm Ooaad aad Bfaalm
wera looking far Ipaaae. .
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