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KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1914
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RATES TO CRATER WORDLN IS OUT
LAKE ARE FIXED FOR RE-ELECTION
BY S. P. COMPANY AS COUNTY JUDGE
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ItltliAK IIIVKV KLAMATH
M MKIll'OltU
III iliilitii n In tvlntlirr nr mil
iViunl) JiiiIjjh Will S, W M.li it tumid
ln it iiuiilMiiin ur khiiiIi Jtnlttt h
- ilUllt l.r llil iilli-rttiMMi, ttlirn
lUill't' AMIMiMMIWMHU Illltltnl.- IWMHIIIIIIIHIll H,.lltll) llinl Im ttllllllt
Un. Op-tall. f 1rl.. r-r.lcr I.. 4"' '" ''' m-mmi.1 Ir.i.i.
' ' ".M h1ii. ttlll Uv tiiriil.ilr.1 In.
(Iiili-iuln Automobile - KMirrtiit," .l,l lii.. "iWilif nil'llnii
lire I'K'Mi Ttiro l Paia-ll.ini iM'iiiliwtlnM,"
Wordru'a fiitmliiUiMtltni li I."ii
by mi iiirniM uiifUnUul, mill iiiio of
Hie iii4lt) Inrldtut wan Mil itli'iil lo
I if nil lilci.
Tlln Uillull ( lo mlll.Sl.llll) of
tenihrrn P?lnc linn announced th "" ' nninty credit fur lli. run
tMuW prrlal icurlQit rlr'Ou( of Msii). bridge, itr.
)ti(t ullt t iii-'rallve lulu Crater'' "," ' ,)" h WIi1pm raw
Ulr National Park during the aum- Ili- Atlu;ls Hint th iuiit court
iaf Kan . ' nerdlewly Munxlng tlm rfttiiity Into
Portland to Cratr Uke and ,,',, " "p ' hnvi. ben
,,,,-n via Mn.tf.ml ib far will 'M. lunula lb inmvnl Isrj;-
Iji ;n aiiucnii ui nrmin, iijmiii urn Brouilil
piel
n Madn Hi Ink III ltlli Mrttliirtl
and ItUnntlli I'nlW
if)ilTI.ANI, Mttltll 3w, Tilt
;when the Merrill high school team
'omea up to play the local high school
nlno.
Captain
have not yet picked tho Uneup for'
the Initial game of the season, and It
Ih likely the selection will not be1
made until Friday. TbU uncertainty!
In caused by an over-abundance of;
good material, making It very diffi
cult to choose between the many as
lilrunU for ib acvcral position.
I'roia I'm I land In Crater tAa via
Mbat iifti a rdiiri nr
hi greatly InlutMl
!(rnvai:4iirt
lli fimni)'
return U.t,'tillouluand ftt,.u
n t.iu im iai.es "rni.
nil, milium tiHiinuu, i lUo intl)
rtiuifn fin, uiidrr tlm prnrnt ),
Hi' liaa ulatri) that tit will alay th
ili rielit until all of ttm nrrui(i nrr
l-ald ai par
FOREST LIMITS
MW. AITCDtn
ULII1U IILILIItUI
XpIIuiiI and
Vnl Uc rat
rrw Han PrancUe lo Crater ltkn
tc4 rttum via Vel and CblliM)ulu
ttf lam lll Up I2K.40.
ta rempany will ll lucat tcnrl
'ea rai (rum all iilni In Orccuu
c4 Callfurnla on a baU of uut and
etr-itlid faro fur tb rail round trip, 4
fcltb "III Up maintained In connfc
lloa lili tho auto raiwi from Mwl
ford and utbvr polnta of rntry and
rill 10 the iPterVBtlon.
Tt? auto tatea for ttin round trip
Irura Mcdtard wlH 1 III; from(
KUwib J-'alU and roturn by rail and .
auiti, via I'rllran Hay Lodge will lo
III. Tho automobile route from
I'orttaail U to folluw tho faclfle blb!
y up tbruusb tbq Wlllattmyti Vat
Ur oxtr tho I'mpiua dlfldo and Into!
tar ltoc Itlror Vallay lo Minlford.
freta thrro to Orator l.ako I an eaayj
4ayV run. The return trip to Port-'
UriI mar bo madt via Kort Klamath,
Ihfti arrixa tho dlvldn Into Central '
Or. Homt I rc-achH at th ondln -cutlto order J.iat promulgated
of the nm day and Tim DallM on tboJh rratillfd In an elimination of
rrttftd day From tber tho machine I"'' " national forwl areaa In
way be tblppeit back" lo Portland. A Oregon
aborfer bul more difficult rotitirle thj ThU readjuatmetil of bouudarlea
fii up the middle fork of tho Wll- h resulted in n total rmluejlon of
Urntitn Hirer from Kprlngfletd to'Krom nrcaa on the Paulina and Ue-
IIM.'lt liKi.WMI ACIIIM KXCMUIKII
vihm thi: i:xt:nt or ne:
IMl'M.VA A.l tUMCIItTfi N..
TIO.N'Alt X)UISTH
(llrrnld riieclal Hcrrlce)
.n'AHIIINOTON, I). U . March 30,-
CrNh-nt. From Han KranrUcu the
overland route I made to Klamath
Pall by in pttcir)a highway and
thfwe alone the Interior route.
In the park llaelf the government
U mw at work on a ayatem of road
ad trail. From tho akyllno boule
urd branch roadt will run to the
varlou park entrancea and iralla and
toadi w Irn.l in all polnla of Inter-
Ml, Including the Plnnarlea, tho Oar
chute national foreata of about 40Q,
000 acre. A considerable portion of
the eliminated taniU h on pumice
I land of low fettlllty, and little value
lor nrracni r luiure loreai iiurpimrn,
A portion I located near tho l)o'
eliutn Itlver, and already comprlaea
a large percentage of private lands,
and Include lo town. Theae elim
ination arc a part of the work of
boundary examination! Initiated five
or air year ago, which la reuniting In
" f the (loiU, Dewle Canyon, Union
iva and Mount Scott. fixing, niter careful aurvcy, tho den-
tilto boitndnrlea of thoaa land which
"Meve" In Colomilo. 'ahotild remain permnnently In for-
l-aton HU'phen, formerly connect
el with tho local reclamation aervlco
KoJi, ) noir u orando Junction,
Colorado. He la omployed a Initru
nt man on tho Orando project, un
f Knglneer J. 0. Cleghorn, who wa
' connected with tho Klamath pro
Jwt until lecontly.
cat.
The preaeut elimination nro made
bicaiio I he laud I not required for
foreat purpoae or for tho protection
of watershed. The land havo con
Hlderablo grnilng value, but only a
ainnlt portion I Riiltnblo for ngrleul
lure under preaent condition.
Premier Asguith and Promtncntgritonin';(bter;CretslMERRILL WILL
- - PLAY SATURDAY
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STEEL ASKS FOR
POWER PLANT IN
CRATERLAKFPARK
AIJMI HIOGE8TS ftVITABLB QVAJU
TER8 FOR MKX
Tim first baseball game In Klamath I
roll I chedu!ed for next Saturday. ,B Auiad Report to BecnUrr
Interior, Crater Lake Xati! Park
Hnperiateadrai fMcd Make a Naa.
ber of fitutatlea far tofrava
meal Weald Mara la Tm tat
the Water IaaaiofwL
A total of ,253 peraoaa taw Crattr
Lake laat year, aecordlag te tk aa-
'aual report ot Bnparlataadaat Will O.
Orem win bo In tho box. with Plr steel of Cratr Lake Natlaaal Park.
on the receiving end. That much Ja ,Ju t ta jB Wet torm
naaurcd, a Orem I rounding Into .
flinging form faater than any of the Interior dtpwUBtkt, Tala waaagaU
hurler. )of 1.018 over the traSe of tk yaar
Noel wilt take care of the abort before, and a gain of over 0 per ceat
garden, and Hum will be aome where orer the auaber of Tleitora tat lilt.
In the Infield. I
Merrill I ald to have the bet Qu,t nBmber of tOTaala
team thl. year In the hiatory of the aro uMta ' ' "a ra
niodgett will be on the firing .P0"-
i
acngoi
.line for th Alfalfaites.
COL. SE.E.LX SCCraETARj
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walea fellew:
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One aerloa diaicalty eoairoata aa
CITY BOOKS TO
CLOSE THE 15th
I'UOM Al'Jtll. MUST CITV HALL
will in: ki:itoii:n kvkninos
IN OIIDKIt T ALWtt' IiTK
HKOISTItATlON
Mllea l, rn,, ,u ,h0 unnoj state cltle thorc
P. V, Mile of the Mile 8lgn com- waa laat year ono bank to every 0,700
lny, l hero from California to at- people, and In Canadian ctlea ono to
ln! to bualne matter. Ho wa every 3,100 pewon. In tho Unltod
formerly n member of tho local city State thero nro 87,000 bank, or n
council. "bank to every 3,107 poro.
Volcano Trims Prices
Recent Japanese Eruption Crates Pumice Stone
TOKIO, March 36. A harp drop
ln tho pumice atone market nay bo
"pectod a toon, It waa believed here
'"day, ft the pualco atonea created by
Iho eruption of Bakurajtma are placed
"I the markot. l
Hlnco tho oruptlou the gulf of Kog
o"a ha been coyered by itieli a
" of floating pumice atone that
"vigation ),a been difficult, and
uny ur0 mtMM 0f lne UMru
wno have floated out to tea.
A fow day ago n heavy rain on An
kura Uland wnihoil down huge mnaca
of the tone from. Iho ldo of tho vol
cuno, and many of tho villager who
live on tho Mland havo quit farming
and turned their attention to tho hnr
vesting of the pumlco tono which hua
beon caat at their door,
Ono who la of a RtUtlcnl turn ut
mind ha oitlmatod that tho flow
pumlco Htono created by the Bakura-
jlum eruption 1 ouough to upply the
world for ton year.
Iti-Klitratlou for the city election
eloaea April ICth. In order to allow
all an opportunity to regtator, Police
Judge Uavltt will kcop the city hall
open from 7 to 9. commencing Wed-
neaday t;ctilnp.
'ThU I principally to glvo worn
I mi, men n chance to reglater." ald
JuiIko Ix-avltt today. "3omo of thcao
men ork until 0 o'clock, and would
not olherwUo have n chanco to reglater."
At noon today registration for the
city election wna 91(5. Thl I divided
In tho following manner by ward:
Klrat Ward 108
.Second Ward 205
Third Ward ...1 317
Fourth Ward 150
Fifth Ward 71
7irl JOHM TfJ-rMCH
-if .'" Ll 'B'vtt !1 A!W.
deuta had accepted ChrUtianlty, there
waa decided improvement in their
achool life.
on "IMiu-nlloii, iho Home, and Child
MornU." llu began by aaylng that
the aupreme question was Jut to
learn How to lire. Some one had ald
that If wo know how to live wo ahould
not be sick, and some one eUo bad
added that If we know how to llvo wo
ahoutd not die. He apoko of the rcla
tlva"lne'nclcucy ot the preaent school
atom, and the inability of faculties
BASEBALL 'CALL'
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
STOCK HOLDKRS WILL GATHKR
AT CHAMHKll OK COMMERCE
TO KLKCT DIUECTOItS AND A
MANAGKK tX)H TEAM
Total
.91C
E
DUCATORS
CHURCH PULPIT
IXriiUKNCK OK KKLIfllOX U1H)N
tiii: PUPIL AND TIIK dikkicul
Tli:t OK 1N8TIIUCTOK8 UNDKIt
PIILSKNT COU1HTIONS, TIIKMK
Tho Bocoud platform mooting, hold
Sunday night nt the MothodUt church,
wa moat Inaplrlng. A good audi-
euro war In nttendunce and nil seem
ed lntenoly Interested.
Professor W. K. Kaught ipoko upon
tho subject, "Tho Church and tho
High School Student." Ho said that
education I powor, but that, from tho
very nature- of tho coso, this power
need direction. Tho church ha tho
powor of direction,
Lottom received from bonding In-i
Hlltutlons rolutlvo to former student,
havo many queitlou regarding tboo
Htudenti, but moat of these queatlon
rolato to tho moral aldo ot the life.
Observation had shown that after re
ligious revival, when numerous- atu-
The fans are eagcr.1? awaiting tho
result of tho meeting of the stock-
hnlilxra In thn hasebnll cnmninv In hn
Superintendent U. H. Dunbar spoktHbeld in the Chamber ot Commerce
rooms next Wednesday night. At thla
meeting a board of directors, secre
tary and treasurer and a manager Is
to bo selected.
The Importance of tho meeting will
surely draw2 every stockholder, aa
tho stockholders are the ones in
whose handa the success of tho ves
ture depends
It is high time definite -action be
taken regarding the grounds, for their
preseut condition makes it out ot the
question to attempt practice work.
Tho upper side ot tho diamond should
bo scraped down n foot or more, and
tho dirt placed In the low places In
the right field.
Tho entire Infleld needs leveling
and rolling, and tho low place near
tho players' bench ahould be Oiled In.
Tho timo to accomplish all the Im
provements necessary Is very short,
hence the necessity for Immediate
action.
IK MINISTER WIIX RESIGN FIKfcD
MARSHAL AND GENERAL EW
ART WILL AGAIN TAKE UP OLD
POSITIONS
, in carry out their own idoas because
of tho lack of support. Tho same In
ability Is manifest In the church and
home. Ho said tlint bo) a and girts arc
largely Innocent, and always open to
suggestion. Tho power ot suggestion
Is great. Too often In tho homo It Is
used tor evil. Schools and churches
aro closed much of thctlme. They
should be open to tho public all the
time.
Sue in Korecluac.
Action to foreclose a mortgage giv
en aa security for a loan ot 1 500 baa
ceu commenced ln tho circuit court
against J. C. Murphy by Delia Nickel!.
II. K. Piatt ot Medford Is attorney for)
tho plaintiff.
United Pre Service
LONDON, March 30. Premier Aa-
qulth is still trying to untangle the
snarled condition of his cabinet. It
has been reported that Qougb. was
summoned and asked to surrender a
written guarantee. It is understood
that If ho agrees to this French,
and also Ewart, will withdraw their
resignations.
It Gough refuses, both generals
will retire from the cabinet.
Gough will probably be ordered to
surrender the guarantee, and it he
refuses the penalty ot refusing a cab
net order is dismissal. The dismis
sal ot Gough would probably result
ln wholesale resignations.
in the development of fh park that
ought to be overcome. Owing t tka
fact that the park la so far removal
from the centers of popalaUa It la
very bard at beat to get mem t work
for the short seasoa. aa fcr te far
ther fact taat tae Klsmatk recto la
a stock coaatry. waera kartag eimi
in July ana Aagaet, wkaa tekarara are
la demand at good wages. ParUsw
larly la this trme wkea wa remsmksr
that everybody knows taera la a pro
vision for tk comfort of tko asm,
who, by tko commoa laws of kamaa
Itr. are eatitled to akeMer aad tka or
dinary convenience, partlralarty as
they pertain to saaKarr eaaaRleas.
To meet this coatiageacr tksrs saoaM
be coaatracted. wltkaat delay, a kaBaV
ing contalnlag kitchen, dialac roam,
bathroom, aad aleeplag aaartortv an
of wblcb caa be doae far H4t.
"An electric Ugkt aad powor plaat
is badly needed, for wktck akmaaaat
water power la available close to kead-
quarters. Not only la tko llgbt aeod
ed. but power for llgkt maeklaery. la
this connection it la well to observe
that It la unwise aad aaairaasarttr
expensive to send oat of tko park lor
work that caa bo' prodaeod tborei.
Many things bow ImpossdMo t pro-
ducUon wltkla tko park oaft so oasfly
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Farmers Should Watch
llualneiut In Merrill.
J. W. McCoy left Sunday for n short
business trip to Merrill.
Down Krom Homestead.
Harvey Scott, who bus a homestead
In tho Wood Hirer country, la In tho
city today attending to business affairs.
Now York city residents, It cut oft
from all outsldo communication, could
llvo but fifteen days on what they,
have.
A Kino IUII.
Tho Star Thoatcr should get capac
ity houses tho foro part of the week,
as tho bill Is an exceptionally good
ono. Tho vaudovllle is the best of Its
kind ever offered here. Introducing
"Tho Funny Coon nnd Ills Dainty
Soubretto," In forty minutes ot real
entortnlnment. Coon comedy and
catchy songs, with a generous sprink
ling of clover steps, make their act
ono of genuine merriment The pic
tures, are abovo tho ordinary this
week, too, with a very Interesting
Animated Woekly reel.
Grading, tor lawns and flower gar
dens Is ln progress over tho ground
'adjoining the west facade ot the "al-
Accordlug to an estimate by Sir lace of Machinery at the Panama-Pa-
John Murray, tho total annual rain-'tic International Exposition at Baa
fll upon all the land ot the globe 'Francisco. Gardeners under tko 41-
amounts to 20,347.4 cubic miles, and
ot thla quantity 0,614 cubic miles
drains off through rivers to tko sea. A
cublo mile ot river water weighs, ap
proximately, 4,205,000 tons, aad car
ries In solution, on the average, about
480,000 tons ot foreign matter.
rectlon of Landscape Engineer Jokn
McLaren, have begun planting lawn,
trees and shrubs over tkm ana.
Oregon farmers' should (est every
ear of seed corn, according to tko Ag
ricultural College autkorlttes.
Better Credit Legislation Ueas Are Nit Ale
(Herald Special Service)
CORVALLIS, March 30. It Ore
gon farmers are to get better credit
and banking facilities through legisla
tion now pending ln Washington, tkey
had better let their delegates la con
gress know what they want and
what they do not want, l Ot tko eight
or ten bills so far brought forward In
their Interests not ono embodies all
fundamental points ot relief meas
ures.
'Some are paternalistic to the point
ot childishness," says Dr. Hector Mac
pherson. the Agricultural College
economist; "others show evidence ot
deterenco to the present ruling money
powers.
"la order to provide relief to West
ern farmers, legislation should pro
vide for the following peints:
"Service to the farmer, not divi
dends on capital stock. v Hence the
dividends should be limited to cur
rent Interest rates, the farmer secur
ing all the advantages of all possible
economy In lower Interest rated.
"Rural banks should, share equally
with commercial baaks in postal aad
other government deposits.
"Banks should reach many rural
districts not now served wltk banking
facilities, wltk a central bank to regu
late supply aad demand by transfer
ring funds from baaks wRk a tar
Plus to those wltk a 4ieCt l
"Mortgage credit at
rates witk the amortissUoa piaa at
paymeat
"The system ot loag tin
skoald be controlled by tko
themselves, not by tkeoo wko aaew
lived by farming tko farmer.
"Every possible safgaar4 mast aa
provided to Insure tko stability of tk
rural credit system Inelaatag tko ate
pllncatloa ot land registry aad state
guaranty of land titles, and
tlous Inexpensive foreclosure
Ings. Protest should espeelsHy he
made against the latest aad most seri
ous attempt at rural legtolatlea ay
Senator Fletcher aad
Moss. This measure leaves tke
rural credit maeklaery la tae aaaee
of tke same old laaaewl later sola
that dominated tke leM. teeae re
strictions are provided as la tatareat
rates, etc., but a oteat seretamy 91 the.
bill saggesta the poosftnlty ef thatr
ftvaetoa, leaviag tke tarsser aa haaty
off aa he was before, te
speeta slso the hftt tssm te
foregoiag essential feaearea. t. '
"We should vara eaatrosa a4tt
any immature astiea ta.se serieaf "a
matter. Bettor leave talnga aa amy
are aow tbaa eemmtt earservsa ta'a
policy which talm aa far smtrl at mm
systeai at
la aH laat ahca
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