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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1914)
I '' Vf KLAMATH PALLS- OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER xrx-,-jamnm9rGi&&mimKmt iiwit.iiWWWIM,-,)t-M fSfklh Ver No. Ml V Eimttttg iHrralfr PRINTS THE. ffEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS zs r Twwitr.; Another Is Filed KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,' TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914 ITIee Fire Oearta Warrant Suit Icarpenters busy IwillWer the by R.N. Day, ON THE LIBRARY: LIGHT AND WATER RATES TO BOARD Asoihtf ult " iiIWu rnuu UkI " ",0 ,m"l,f r"url Mpii ititt to Kurkritdall It Ferguson, a Mntr f '' county fourl. County Oil tki l-t' "' tilr Treasurer ,tr)rt '" defendant, tilt stllou moke dii attack uiiti . at lb rtlil muh1 at the artificial htom, ion tiiih MTKt'lTltlti: IH .NOW Ill.'I.Vd f maim; kment woiik ik to MA III A Pill I, IHT J v llnllimaMnr a anlary nlul oi ' pliHi. Hit t'oiinly Healer (if HplKhlti nint inenatire lit U nUo atitirthi lie nlldMe. Tlt warrant Utupil Hlierlft l,ow lor It. t ,ll.,..tl... lft. k.l..l... -I......I ., . . .. , ,, . .. .. . ilnriificlo Library, be riK I'nrt Klamath, following iho petition .. . . , '.' ., t w i i. nit" "fm-etn lurporawon HtAII.IUlAII OOMMIHHION IK Al' i I'KAI.ED TO UNEMPLOYED ARE 60IN6 TO S. F, THE ARMY OK JOIILKHH ADMIT IT8ELF IIEttTKII, A.M KTARTH KOUTII IT WILL NOT tA8 THROUGH HACItAMENTO n? i ill liin Women of Woodrrafl to (lover nor W'nt U alio attacked. TliU la far Carpenter are now at ork build tin Kilut forma, clc, (or I tin $21,000 erected by mitt Klam ath count)' on the now court boue t.ifui iiM--ft' i...iii. i.. Mi.ba.MU .. . .. . t il. w.it.lw ...... I . ill . fl ..I. l... .!.. ... ......I.. f" .1-11 ..HBIII llill Ul r,mry i. . . 7""-' ;""';"' " - "" ''"' u... roiMruetlon. ny the woodwork fc,wk.lofc.- lM declared Invalid, 1, WWM ef .rra..l lr IUJ. , ,M, ,,, .m, ,,)n , JMimi l" -lllll i... i"i mn vkhiiiiv. IHIIIII). I fl uu.ta. I II fl.- !.!.. l ll... I- al . Ml.. .1 ''-- lUI ImuM Coutilr Hunrryor I., II., TIik dlgernl lieu l i,u (IkIiI on I In. lr tor IIS. wUrr '"" lh month jnfriri Imu-.J for mbbli cli tjJDu.rr Tli II to vrriit liitt j.tninl Tlt-e amount u Ulo KLAMATH RIDERS MAYOR SOUGHT IN CALIF. RODEO: BY A NEW CITY i THiIllll.TN VI. AMI :m)(jat:i Mi:i.T:ll llll.U JHJUH CHAM. I iu:hm ami iinu.'iix wu.i. iuuk at iuKi:itHri.i,u I'HIMIS.NT MI'XH'll'Ali U 'AXTl V : TIIHW III' Jllll, AMI WANTS TO mi:i.i, tiii: ciTV ami tmi: or. Fin: AH U KM. (HfrtJit pUI mnrlm) IUKi:Uflni:i.H, Mr-I T,rroiu AJwr. .;rr United l'fM Hrlc I'AllilO, N. 0 Murrii l?.- Uum tUi to cuiuluK In It would. iltur-ttu apiafr..) lu malt)' una lbt iry rlUrr o( note In Hivfit.ttMiRt.tHii ili Main tmly, Minounr Cttli4 Hutv I luting lit mitto Ahil ins llml ah)' ktoi who rrnl In hw toalfil In IUkrltcil (or the rKt4i lu'rortm ihr mor of inwu rould tlo wlt. I mi If lim rrl t tui) ili town of IW ctolflr cf. rirllVrt tiylKBUtulrril, N, l, Hs4a Hum (Jrimn )fii.rdy from W W. (VmiV, iho iri-nil owner n4 KUII, ', 0i mt nil from major of (tin town, l.ho Mtnl of tltn r of lJo rtiiiilon, Tlitp Ar ilut Hill" itotiblM. who U ituri t. a rltltr; Jp tiham Wrt, reii filtj Tow Ijiutou, Juti, BhJ wnut to net) out l m; ntlirr tmitfi ifnalrou of jHillllcal tioo. or. 8iiitrr rtin( " almtwt in a nlslii whrn tti Hi l'ul rllroatl . The I'latil of lliti I. M, tkhorieta Irtiiiilmrir l at work now making the ' artificial aionv, wlildi will Im uioxl In Iflnlnlilnc 11)0 lllirary liullJIne. A oon n the ttrc-l aloiti? for tho It lrary In flnlitlifil, work will b? .tart. rd on tin rvumlnui-r of ino nonn neltl for ttfp court hou rointruc- lion, Count It liixrurta Clt) Altornrjr J. C 'llttlrnlr lo Dmit Up Formal Com. Ilalnt. In CoiIIjk' Willi In MruriloM cw Till I'olat HabmUlnt 9 , Uf Ida CommmImUa IUfrrtMPtila. Htfw Will ew Hint o InfliciP t .rank tWrr and bulMomtnr. and Carl ,rrtnpi I'ook'it frm, A ulatlon wa Hi, a lunr, who trl4 for thr wUbtUhed tber- and tthortly after tkmr.tttMj. ai ilip Klamath Ittvdno'ward two train clnralom aroM, and Ui MMon, ' talrr follnwtHl a rnunle of nlorw. " a. CimV rtalnid tUU to tb laad, bo l.orainp iho duly rionliM mayor and IiU tliln ll fall upon htx tie-rrvtuor tlrlfSa a n Jud Irt.tjrar at XltBUlb fall., aud "Hkr.trr" rodo a Wwullod I'm ltr and ul thrown. UUr, bm hf ramp to California to ur OrlfBn'a bow at Halloa, ho irwsud thr rrd-hMded bo with a ikIiIdk iho Klamatli txirl. . The norm Hn. rottd In many J plrt. tJltllit Itt Mrrl. Tho l.'plitropal tlliltd will mrrl al Hip liiiiitti of Mr. !. It, CoiAd. on 8v tenlli itlrt niivl lrlifn- AVrtlilnr. t Wlnnlcj ThomiNton Of Htotkton.MUtt Kntht. an KpUmpal drafonnot, will probably arrkn In limn for thU mrollufi If not, alio will bo tirro In llnto for vorvlroa Hunday, amuuitirr mrlit of which will tip litado Inter i Whetbar the 'California Oreson Power company' rale for watur and electric power .iftro excccilvo, or whether the pcopj haVo txwu unjuat ly clamoring agftlMt tho company la a que(lon that la aoon to be ai-ltled, At lt night' mooting of the city coun cil. City Attorney llutenlc waa In- tructod to draw up a complaint, pe titioning tlio railroad commlulon to maku nn Investigation a to tho phy sical valuation of the property, the ralo. etc Tho complaint' form will bo aub mined at tho nail meeting of Uo council. ThU method of having the matter taken up:waa brought before I liu council by Coancllman O. D. Mat- Iheun, following the auggeatlona of the Hallroad commlnlon. In part, aa follow. . c "Wo have your favor of tho ICth lnl. acknowledging receipt of our communication tOMr. Jo. Kent rela tive to Inveatlgatlon of rate and aer vice, and In reply thereto beg to aay that the city of (IranU i'ajw com-plalnt-d to thli oommlMlon with re gard to the ratef for electricity and power fumlhedjby tho California OreRou Power Amipanr at Grant Pah, undlhU la uio matter ttidar lav vcnilgHtlon by thu commliwlon to which o think jou refer. VAniwerlng your queatlon aa to whether or not tho commlaaion would premium to regulate a plant operated lutcritali', wo heg to nay that If tho bulne eru ulrlttly Interstate we nulil not iikkuiiic Jurisdiction, but If I ! A 4. ... .in . I.u. I .. ..! k.1 ..'.k.. I.V..t .. II1C 'lll'lllni iinviivM mv- .wni, u think It would como within our rvgu- hnw. Hut It didn't tart on the llttlo ""- " . mi.ia . . III... t.-l.ll. t .... 1..ltU ,. wn..- turn, nor on tho many otner complete " "" - "-w " ieolutlon beforo IVIemon petered jn. nut ami ealled for mutlilnnco. t ' commtaion caueu upon PETERSON FINDS SPARK PLUG USE UCrelti: TIIIH IH IXHtXIVKItKII, TIIOL'llll, IIAI.K TIIK ItlJit IIKVTH OF IIAIItV TOOK A TL'IIX ATTIIKI'UANK w luirl lluvle of Urn AngeU are wf the women rldera entered for la keck etenta, which commeurm pmsi, Tke MK ,,,, ,,! hun( pi Xrfleld reputation a a good "a, and the ability and acquaint- of Ht Frank j, (Jrimn of Ha ". C.lll, who U dlrnctlng the 'oJw -Mture, an. all magnei In 'lc tb men Ami womtn of the 'W and tptir to tho Kan Joaquin lly. Ilefore County Kchoul Huperluund- ettl Frt-d Patrrton flip about the neceMiry leem and given the necea- aary iiiatli-r (tun to atari the englno to hU car, he make It a point to look and e? If the apark plug U In place. On lil terent trip to Dairy ho learned Hint till llttlo device In xntlal If I he rar I lo run. That wa" Vicrou' Aral trip to Dairy after Joining the pamiiered auto owning rln. and knowing that all ii) p wero on him when tie went to atari tho car, he naaumed a very laconic attitude, a he gat the crank a llillo turn to anow jui now ear a cat could hi atarted by one knowing) United Preaa Service HACHAMKNTO. March 17. Diving np their ilego upon Sacramento and contiguous territory a hopeU, the ttnuniployed army thli afternoon moving toward flan FrancUco. They declined to romo through Sac ramento, saying they preferred to take n chance on iodio other com munity than meet tho pollen and aher IR of till section. The move Is tho result of tho ulti matum Uiufcd by Yolo people for a titart before Wednesday. Modoc Point Project Construction Resumed "Thero I still 1100.000 available for conatructlon work on Iho Modoc Point reclamation project," was tho statement made today by ProJectEn- glneer II. W. XInk. who ' l)r from Chlloquln on a bualnesa trlpAn ap propriation of abouvf 1,009 was spok I ,en of a short time agtJS&ut that Is for operation and main! The Modoc Pout project built by tho Ian servlco for tho Klamath Indians, and when complet ed it will irrigate 8.745 acre on the reservation. The main canal wan completed last year, and now men are at work on the laterals. A saw brldg has been constructed acrom Sprague Itlrcr, near Chlloqala. by the craw. Following test holes, etc, KBgUnt Hindu haa plasa far taa dam acroa Spraguo Rlrr amwUeaJly coapletett, and ready to ferwrartlto Washlagtoa. Tho dam will be brtUt across tbe river about three quartfa:of a mile alio re tho railroad bridge. Tho dam l to b S7S feet la teagth ahd twelve feeJUgb tU win tMTV A 190 foot spinway, piu W r,t:p feet of flumlac aJaefeet la tlaiiaWr. have been approved fcy tktn laatmtsT- sorvice. WALL OF BURNED BUILDING FALLS HKVKXTKK.V AUK INJURED IN A COLiaitiE OF THE KUIX8 OF THE MJ&SOUHI ATHLETIC CLUB BUILDING United Press Service ST. LOUIS, March 17. -The west wall of tho Missouri Athletic Club building collapsed this afternoon upon a forco of men searchlns the ruins for the missing victims. In ad- dition n portion crashed through the building of tho St. Louts Seed com pany, adjoining. Three employes of tho seed con cern and fourteen laborers wero in jured as a result, and three may die. tho Oeorge Varnum, who ha been at the lllackhurn hoaplint some time, wa taken lo hi home In DorrU to day, much Improved Varnum toat a pun of one nether llmh anme year ago, and a recent Infection necessi tated amputation nf the tump at the thigh. Students Take Place of Faculty M Jxerases at Hijh School Today Unique 8I"K mirnolvon aa otuera ace us" Mfte way Principal Kaught described l.ol period rxercl.es at tho " MhfM. ihR morning. Kach mem- ' w tht. faculty had an underaludy ' "WnlnK, and the chapel ewrclioa t K?" K,,w", Co " '.'rlnclpal nt gave a really InUrestlng talk vlu.loUm' nml "' ' l'"l Mr. vvmi " ,',',llro uai . Itt... . . wn" fC ,ur,B Kwinath win, drcnited lit overall and arm-, tL i. .. room' ,l"MiUag "I'at, ihnrroo ,(r, camtt In and looked at the Zrnetor, '"rned off lb steam H.rTT " :.IM". nd went out. MH tilr "uV ' 'r1 aa Miss Baucorman, "ft thi. tm.ilcl axerolaM. "nintiitart Moi.ehnt...k. .i. n.. "nviiMWMr wuav HU Er ? Mr ('aU' nA aM Mlw'W- !!.; ,"M"l llomtbn played Mta 8e, MoRayaoidf, aa Mlw Cole, aakod Ihone who had lost tholr book In look In tho llbrnry, ns they were prnpahly mixed with tho library hooka. Itolph Hum, na Professor Morrison, walked around and kept nn eagle oyo nn tho atmlontn, calling them lo order when they became ton boUtrou.. r- Acting aa Ml Applegnte, Ml Catherine. William arranged for it rehearitl of tho Henlor ela play. Forest Pell was Professor Chnntllor. Mmba noller acted aa Mr. Ilawloy, -MUa Nina Nool Imporsouatod MIm Cariwnter, Her work waa very clever. "Btubby" Hales, aa tlov. Htuhblo- fleld, created quite a laugh with hi talk to the students on "deficiency." The faculty enjoyed It na much na tho studeuta probably mure, lu speaking about tbe custom, Principal Kaught aaltl It waa a good one, not only from a atandpolnt of amusement, but (bat getting up before tho school and carrying on a part waa beneficial to the atudenta taking part, It wn not until about thirty had tried their aklll at cranking, and giv en advice about inoro gas, ton gas, m-releratlug the tranmlMon, leakage In the carburetter, reverau of the ex haut, etc, that llrriwn Michael' turn to do tho strong nrm stunt came. He fore ho grawped the crank, ho looked the englno over. "Where t your spark plug located on nn engine of this kind," he naked, not finding It. "Well, nl present. It's not located .in tho engine. I put It In my pocket before I went In to lecture," waa Peietkou'ri reply. Although he work ed lu u frenxy to connect up the sparker itttd gel out of Dairy. Peter- sou count not get stanea quicg enough to escape n bombardment of good nntured charting on the part of hi friends. PAULINA RESERVE WILL BE OPENED I'llKHIDKNT WILSON HK1NH THE OltDKIt MOIIK THAN 400,000 .WHICH AltK TO HH OPENED TO KNTItV IN KIXTV DAYS' TIME POItTI.ANI. March l" Morothun 100,000 ucrci of mud lu the Dee Chutes unit Paulina National forests In Crook, l.itno mid Klamath counties will ho thrown opon for sottlomcnt In lxty days through on ardor Just hIkiuhI hy Presldont Wilson withdraw- lug thin liiud from the forest, reeervn- tlou. It I reported thut the land will ho oiioned for actual settlement May Btb, und thnl tho 111 lug will bo permitted after Juno ftth- California-Oregon Power rompauy for .m npprnliuil of lta physical proper din to be lined In the hearing on the complalul made by (IranU Pass, ami the power company has Informed us that they expect to have this appraisal complrled and ready for aubmlsslon In about thirty days or aix week. "After litis appraisal Is submitted wo wilt have tho same checked over by our engineer In tho field to see that n correct lint I made of the property of (ho company and that proper unit ol price have becu applied In the as certaining of the value thereof. "Wo are Inclonlng you herewith a copy of complalul from Grants Paaa for your information, It you deslro to uiako complaint to the commission relative to tho rates, service or facil ity of the California-Oregon Power company, unit if we can be ot any further assistance In giving additional Information or assisting In the draft ing of your complaint we shall be glad to servo you. "It tho information herein contain ed Is not Just what you deslro, we shall bo pleased to hear further from you. Any service that wo can render or any Information In our possession you nro welcome to, and wo shall be glad to furnish tho same without cost to you." WORDEN PLANS A BUSINESS BLOCK ADOPT PAVING FOR THIRD ST. ASPHALT OIL AND MACADAM WILL BE USED BETWEEN MAIN AND GRANT STREETS, IT IS DECREED FREE LECTURES DRAWING FINE DAIItV, HILDERRAND AND LORKL I.A PEOPLE HEAR LOCAL MEN SPEAK ON LIVE TOPICS OF CURRENT INTEREST Third street will be Improved from Main street .to California avenue by a roadway twenty-four feet la width. Iletween Main street and Grant street That the free lecture course given patrons of Klamath, county's scboota are meeting- with popular favor wax demonstrated again, whea County this roadway will bo Improved byjschool Superintendent Fred Peterson hard surfacing with crush rock and and Rollo C. Groeabeck addressed nn asphalt oil binder. audiences in the Laniell Valley coun- The cost of tho Improvement is es- try. Groeabeck spoke oa "Oood Gov- limated by City Engineer McLean aternment and the Citizen." and Peter- (17,311.25. The council last night net April 6th as the time for filing ob jections to this Improvement. No Uaore at Moose Hall. Tho regular Tuesday night dance at tho Moose ball will bo omitted this jwoek on account of tho firemen's ball jat tho opera house. ). Merchant VUltn. I Marvin Cross, who conducts the Mtort at the Klamath Agency, la here Ito purchase supplies' and, attend to lother matters. PIONEKH EXPECTS TO ERECT A ONE - HTOItV STRUCTURE ON -Show Starta Early. AND TWELFTH MAIN BETWEEN i The Star theater will begin Its jprogram earlier than usual tonight, ELEVENTH1 n order thHt the patrons of tho the- Arcordlne to Major Charles E. Worden, a one-Btory business block, with quarters tor flvo stores, will bo built on tils main street property, be tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets. I. I.. Cunningham, who has the con tract, cxitem to start work In a short time. Tho buildings will have concrete and stucco fronts. According to Wor- den, tho coming year will be the be ginning of a prosperous era for Klam ath Fall and Klamath county. ater may go to tho firemen's bait The vaudeville act at the Star will be changed tonight. This pair ot laugh producers are tho cleverest seen here for many months, and anyone miss ing their act will have something to regreU son took up "County Taxes." Saturday night Peterson and Groea beck spoke at Dairy. Sunday after noon the lectures were givea-at Hllds brand. and Sunday evening at Lore! la. In every Instance there waa a good attendance, and much interest was manifested. Goe to Chili. Advices received from Oakland are to the effect that Nelson HounseYell, who formerly conducted a real estate offlco here, has gone to Chill, with tbe Intention ot locating. Mrs. Rounse vcll and family aro still in Oakland, and will follow him later. Plans are completed for a Carnegie 1 library at Hillsboro. - Ssn to Recover. Suit to recover 1405.20 alleged due on account, has been commenced by the Farmers Implement and 8upply House against LeTi D. Ward. J. C. Rutentc Is attorney tor the concern. WantH to Re American. Application for cltiieashlp has been made by II. F. Hammersley, a native of England. He Is n resident of Cbll- joquln. VUlllnjt lit Ashland. Mrs. A. II. Connor loft this morn ing for n abort visit to her old home in Ashland. Her absence, gives her daughter, Mlwt Helen, nn opportunity'! to hIiow what a good housekeeper she Is. New Overland in. Tho Oregon-California Auto com pany is unloading a car of new Over land and delivering to owners. Eruest Street Is here today Merrill. from Hack lu Town. Tout Grubb, of tho Hura Hardware company, who has been spending sev eral weeks In the country near Wor den, returned tho first ot the weak. Nice Hike for Medicos. Dr. Morrow and Dr. Hamilton had n. nice long hike that terminated In Klamath Falls at 3 o'clock this morn lug. They wero called to Chlloquln last night, and, returning, dropped tholr car Into a hole In tho road which aomo man had dug to release a wgaon wheol. They had to leave the car and walk to this city, returning thsl morning with equipment for rais ing tho car out of tho hole. Hnya Market Better. , II. L. Nelson returned last night from California points, and la at work securing n number ot carloads ot po tatoes for shipment to the Golden State markets. He looks for good price there for the next few weeks, until the now crop is on sale. I a From the Fori, kC. E. Hoyt, a well known hotel ot Fort niamatb. la here attending to business matters. , Lewis Clark, who formerly resided here, la now connected with the Wash ing ton commission arranging for that state's participation In the Panama Pnciflo International Exposition. Mr. Clark was alio connected with this commission for tbe Lewis A Clark Centennial Exposition. Baseball Team Is Given Support Business Men Stuucribe for Stock b tie Ckb "A baseball season uever opened In II. S. Rulx, II. D. Mortenson. J. K. Ballard, F. R. Olds, E. L. Morrison. A. L. Leavitt, T. F. Nicholas, O. D. Matthews, A. J, Lyle, O. A. Harris, H. E. Barry. In a short time a meeting ot the stockholders will be held, at which tlrao organisation will be effected by . Klamatn Falls with any more encour- agntg prospects than the season about to start, jBolleviug that there la ma terial! iyre u propeny nanaiea to makv a t championship aggregation. and realizing that a winning team Is a splendid advertisement, business and professional men aro rapidly sub scribing for stock In the club' to be Incorporated. The subscribers so far signed up are aa follews: .. Pulm Cigar Store, Dr. C. V. Mor row, Star Drug Co., Tho Golden Rule, A. J. Wiggins, Klamath Dye Works, First Trust and Savlugs Bank, Will H. Bennett, O. M. Hector, C. E. Riley, K. K. K. Store, Leslie Rogers, O. B. Coxad, Van Riper Bros., W. W. Don art, J. B. Chambers, E. H. Lawrence, A. Y. Tlndall, J, F. Goelier Son, J. V. Houston, The Shasta, Regal Shoe Storo, E. B. Veghte, Charles F. Stone, A. M. Crystal, Sugar Bowl, I. P. Taber, McDonald Hunsaker, Robert A. Johnson, Lyle O. Hills, B. B. Hall, r the election of directors, each stock- I bolder having a vote for each share of v stock. A president, secretary, irons- urer and manager will be elected by mo uiroviora, woo win asauBae tae entire business management. In addition to the stoeksubscrlD- tlons, the Klamath Development com- pany has agreed to give the team the use ot Modoc Park for 6 per cant of . the gate receipts. This diamond, with "I a little rolling, etc.. can be made one of the fastest oa the Coast, and' there l are grandstands, bleachers, press box, dressing rooms, eta, in readiness. Fans look for a groat bassballyear, and predict tbe winning of the pes Bant by the Klamath Falls taaas. ahould It enter tb KerUera Califaf. 4 RKS1 Si bi &m !M H wM m mm m $441 H rJ I i m 'j KKS m m nla Southern Oretea i