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1RINTS THE
KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1914
Trice, Fire Ceato
Fresh Revolution Starts in Mexico
Klamath Women Start Anti-Fly Campaign
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IS SCENE or
; NEWS HELD UP
ON ACCOUNT OF LACK OF TELEGRAPHS
LOWER CALIFORNIA
LAIEST OUTBREAK
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0, E. WILLEY IS
OPPOSING 60WEN
Bryan and Chinda Conferring
Regarding Immigration Bill
or.w, .trieitM: rii.iis mis an.
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i ou ji M in: or tiii: n:w;i:i
on ii:Mont.Tir'iirMrr
4 Hitii ii.n- reieiu m 1'orrcmti (Jen
rial Villa ! lunmuiil C'Miiiil llniiini
lliii nil l"(rinrr will I protnt ted.
1ml ronlUiuM the deportation of the An "I'ln'liMil for J list Ire of
tfl.aiilard and llm ronfWi-Mlun o( lv1 l: W ""' '' '"
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ttfcltV l.'jrm ( I'" Wmlil At nil IUl
U Arwmi't T'M,-m. .Mimlrfv) oti'l IralJ, , Tnllttilril lintl been (urorit
Tuili He.1 I'.m.I i.l liii.ir,, "I l 1'fr.l.lnU WllK.n at While Hill-
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' Daniel aitmlU (hat laro' trirl
n( ilif an runt offered In tli Aiilrr-
linn cftnic to IIkIiI unlaj. when Ucar
l: VHI) ntril urtiiutiiitt tf fit of rau
Hilary fur ilm 'ilvtimrr.ti.a iiomiiui
liuti Ju.iltv u( Dm i4( for Link
Dili. ilUtrtit
illi'r in n promti,ut local sUor-
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WINS ' VARSITY
victohv or tiii: xoimii:n
U. S. SECOND IN
MEAT DISPOSAL
L'titcd l'i Hrlt
i$ MKUU. April ll -Ti"
i!.isMi Itruiio Jnutvt rfl-ii In
UH purl linla) Hum Iimit l.itr
Cllfimu tid Wtml MPtltU lHllt,
Mttint IIip nrl "" l violent
rttolutlcm whlrh Ii l.n In prKe
U lUt irciUiu lur l tm lwL.iorlulfitil.l.l.'V TIIOt'K.VMW VIT.Nih Till:
V) M ll l"lt rncnhnl HI till" I
8ir Whip un ntmuni nl Hi" UrK
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Aofillne Itt llm mrrf of ihn nt.('K 0,HHMi:V
JiSfrl l Oiuim, f.Jpir luilUIro of'
tb jtmitirru I'.-iiltioiilo, iBrlf4 lli"
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rwllliMi 4 EMlirr.! nru.in.1 him' OAKLAND. April ll -Tho cmw (ofR (tfrt, m'(vll lin , , iw subhjcu I. tolns coMiaored.
dMlulr liamt f followrr Tim from thn flilM-rplly of ValilnKton u,, nr n,,. Aii.lrnllriii commun.l'
n:it ('AI'IT.t fONSI'MITION IX
Aiii:Ti. 1 1 3HTH i;i(i:.TKit,.
MANY ARE TO
SUBMIT BIDS ON
THE HORSEFLY
M.IXKV ItllOS. AXII OUST 1'ETTEIU
SOX LIKTKU
jlllg OulllU I'niiu .All Ovrr the West
Will .Mnke I'i dnhI) for tlie Con-
, -.(ruction of Irrigation l'roject, and
Hume ami Culrcrt Conipanr'n lU-p-(
, m.-ii(alhe I llrri; to Figure With
CIVIC LFA6UE IS
ALIGNED AGAINST
FLY; PRIZES SET
j
OVKIt TWEJiTY DOLLARS TO THE
IlEST SWATTEKS
Tin, iiondluK Immigration bill In
Moltllt.-Toll:t'oltrHHoMi,,,,, MW,,ct of a l,umbcr of conftr-
ciicii, iM'ttt ifn M-crotary ot hiato
llrjnn and llnron Clilnila, tin; Japan-
i-ni. nmbiuuador Just, what Jupan
IIik only rmititrliii n-portvd n bin- 4IIWU i tle nay of admission for
(tllllt'ri.TI'ltAI. IIIII'AltTMKXT i
Tho repeated efforu of IJryan to
"sod podnl" tho hearings on the bill,
uben the I'aclllc Coast delegation
wished to iipeak agalnt tho admis
sion of Japanese, Hindus, etc.. Is be
lieved to have been because of a dc-
slru to have a lengthy conference with
J tho Nipponese representative first.
The llrst Alaska gold discoveries
ltnJ Hplurnl llm Mrvlraii linmhli mm tin. bom mr ow-r thr Kutunry ,M,nllh ,, Argrntlnn. Tlieiw. ll l;titnaleU to bo In tho neighborhood J the present time. This Is much great
Ikmlu nrar Cittlcnit. ronlliiralrd lb,' r.mr.o In ibU illy lly from the'ttl, inuViUt nro c,iuntrli' of Hpnnwjof 2S0 pounds per annum; It mayier than tho Ilrltlsh consumpUon. the
rtto. tnltir.1 ftt 1300,000, nnil tln-n 8lanfiml and t'lilwnllr of California j,,,,,!,,,, nl nst n,.riln and (locks; possibly bo oven greater. Tho corre-. Inrgtast In Kuropo. which Is slightly
kbf.l ll, Mramshlp, Tby alo'oammnn Tho tlm. wbji IP. 01. (,lti, ,,,,., , eXr.jK cheap, and jspondlng consumption for tho United I und.r 120 pounds per Inhabitant per
rtlMn,l and biirnml tb arhoomr,l rhoiinamU of lutprraird iNclatiirn Hi.. ntilM coiuumpllou large nnd Slates was computed by tho United annum.
urmrn, iiiu crew or wiiltli ha lll',in..,n the ran, from tho Katnary i,,r,,bnbl wasleful
h-pI, and ll U frarcd titer fcrri' ,..... ..
"' I The w-r capita roiiBumpiion oi im' i . i "'. i oi" ut "
mariltrd. T,( nrll r((fl Wj, i,IWpt, tho ..,(. r Australia and Argentina Is 'mated to Ik about ten pounds loss al( were, made In 1896
...q ,... .,, ,,,nl n I"k-. U.rn,nmpn croWg, ovvr i10 two mlll
Mi lh lfK,t Inclndwl. among other f0lrM) ,llrl, tt,nnrr, won In 13; IB.1
...-.u,r., i.uv.iiuo in rain. ;wh Waslilnglon Hccon.l and Calif or-
Hwvrral ImitliTK hari been '",,u,i,na third.
n4 Victor llmrgui'ii, leader of lli ' . .,.,,... u. ...
iu.K in i . . ii.. In tli" main nwnt of t ho day, Hlnii
(Million has Ikh'H cap ur,il and lmi, " , .,,,,. ,.,.n
. flint f.kllllM alii VVnalhlllLff tit Ullll I illl
PtlMiiird . ' "" . i
' forum HUM.
felt.! I'rws Nome i ""
WASIMNdTON, l. C, April U. ' Tonight
tnt dale ilepariiiii'til reporla HkIiIIuk Tho Threu llrovMis, who urn now
Rr Kn iVilm na iturrrr limn that appearing In n musical ail at tho .Star
nlrh look plan, before Tiirrwin. 'llientiT, will furnish tho laloat music
Consul Tbeodoro llauiin leporla 'for tango iiml hesitation waits at the
" llm combined federal force nmutniico at tb iiniision opera nouse u-
lng prartlcally (leimrnl Villa' night. In every town and city where
"illrr army, but no details am given, Mliem. artists appear, they luoo bold
, , isurioiisful dances on account of tho
uullai) l"rCM Brlce
WAHHINdTON'. I). l. Anrll II
"porla from lit,, stale depnrtmenl program beforo tho dance
Klamath Gets Much Attention
in Pacific Coast Guide Book
I At 2 o'clock Tuesday, April 14th.
'the, board of directors of the Horsefly
Irrigation district will open the bids
of the different contractors for the
construction of tho storage dam, res
Jcrvolr. diversion dam and a portion
'of the canal line and distributing sys
tem of the Horsefly Irrigation project.
Contractors from Nevada, Idaho,
Washington and Oregon have submit
ted sealed bids.
Among the bidders aro Gust Pettcr-
son, who, with Erlckson, graded the
greater part of the railroad from
Weed to Kirk; Maney Bros, of Boise.
Idaho, builders ot the second unit of
tho Klamath project; W. K. Baker,
Whitehall. Mont.;. Chas. E. Brown.
Nevada City, Nev.; the J. H. Tillman
company, Portland; Chamberlain
Construction company, Seattle; Mc
Hugh & Co., Tacoma, and E. L. Bar
ney, Fallon, Nevada.
It. F. Flke, representing the Coast
Cujvert and Flu mo company of Port
land, Is In Klamath Falls now, and
will remain for the opening of the
bids next Tuesday, In order to figure
with the successful bidder for the sup
plying ot culverts and flumes.
I'rim Are to ! Awarded la Octobw,
,,i! it.o Judge Will Distribute the
M'-ney Among t!m ConteatanU Who
llring in the I.trteat Xambr ot
Oiiam of the lkrnuttd TyplioH
J'nrejorm. , , ,
excellent') of tho music. An orchestra
of mnenliM'ii plocitt will render a
Tuesday Program Is Set
Several Set Speeches Are Prepared by Celebrities
Tuesday nlghl'M mooting of Uio
"itnnbers of ih, Utmiuhor of Com
""'fro mid other local booslera prom
'w lo bo one of the, biggest got-lo-filler
nifolliiKs hold horo. Uvnllf
"K Dm Importmu'i) of choosing n
""! ilflogntloti to attend tho seen
' 'XilulHiiB iikxiIIiik nt Medford,
Mcllcaly ovcry btulnesH ninn In
lonimii Fall, hiw promised o bo
I'fet'tiit TuosUny.
Tliu following folks will bo glveu:
Co-oporntlon," Judge If. h. Hen-
hoii; "Loyalty," Hov. K, d, ltlclmrdM;
"Aihiiiilngen of llm Co-oporatlon of
Hoiithvrn Orogon Counttoa In Attract
ing TourlstH," INMtiiiiiHtor W. A. Del-
aolli "Tho Other flldo of tho Question,"
Hov, J, H. Hllibbloiieiu, in luiiiiiiou,
other proiiilnent IiuhIiu'mh iiidii will
iiiuka tallcR,
Another feuturo of tho giithorlui;
will bo ii liinchoon, served by tho
wives or tho directors or ho'Chnmbor
of Commerce. Tho admission In free,
and thoro will bo no "charge to get
out."
Southern Pacific Company Issues a Beautiful New Booklet
of Information for the Tourists' Who Are
to Come Here in 191 5
.lust such Information nbout Ore
gon. California, (bo Klamath country,
and the eiitlro 1'iiclllc Coast us tho
tourist and llm 1HIG exposition vis
itor will most appreciate is to be.
round In tho book Just publlshud by
Ihu Southern I'aclllu company under
the tlllo of "Cnlirornla and tho I'a
clllu Const for tho. Tourist,"
The Klauinlli country and Crater
I.aku National Park aro given espe
cial mention, Iho bniik coyer being u
color Idw of the lnlo.
Tho book, which has striking front
ami buck color covers, contains 142
pugos devoled to descriptive matter
ot sceiitu attractions and tourist re
sorts ot tho Pnolllo Coust,' Including
H3 Illustrations, ton maps and an
olght page dlroctory of Pacific Coaat
(hotels, kMiik rates, plan and capac
ity. As u compendium of Infornm
Itlou tho book Is Intended to servo as
it guide by which tourist and exposi
tion Usltoi' may measure his time,
money and Inclination, tho main ob
ject being to point out to the tourist
and exposition, visitor tho Importance
of souing tho ontlro Pnclllc Coast be
fore leaving tho West.
Of tho Klamath country tho book
sii) s;
"Tho Klamath region is of unusual
Interest to tourist nnd sportsmnu, and
lies on and acrosi tho boundary of
ho Htnto, covering tho country and
neighborhood of the Klamath lakes in
Siskiyou ami Modoo counties In Cal
ifornia uml Klamath county In Ore
gon. Government Irrigation works
nd tho fertility or (he land are open
f
a wilderness, uuknowu, untralled, a
regtuu full ot charm ot mountain and
forest, clear streams and broad lakes.
The huutlug grounds aud streams are
tmillublo by good roads tor horse or
motor. The towns uro ou thu verge
ot thu wild, forests reach the margin
ot tho lakes, doer, blacktall and
mule, cougar aud boar, aro plentiful;
llsh lend aud waterfowl gather as
thoy did In tho Indian da) a before the
last great battle was fought with tho
Moilocs In tho lava bods, au epic ot
frontier warfare; aud tho Klumath
mid Modoo tribes uow dwell subdued
and, controlled In their reservation."
Mom space Is dovotod to Klamath
Falls mid tho cities of tho Klamath
mid Ci titer Luke districts, especial at
tention bolug paid the scenery and
other attractions the tourist would
g up tho country, but most ot it Usajoy,
Ten dolUrs for Klamath's best fly
swatter.
Seven-fifty for the second-best.
Five dollars for the third In stal
ling (or swatting).
TiiiMA aA ihn nrlfM tn hm awarded
by the Women's Civic League October
13th. The league Is commencing a
campaign ot education against the
.pestiferous housefly, and the cash
I prizes are a stimulus to practical ap
j plication ot the swatter or folded
I newspaper.
Those contesting for the prize are
to bring their quarry in pint or quart
fruit Jars to tho rest room October
Il3th. Tho Judges wilt then award
.the prizes.
Dreaks His Arm.
Bobby Ryan of the Oregon Harness
compauy Is wearing his arm in a sling
as the result ot a fall from a step-
ladder whllo putting up an awning a
few days ago. The fall to tho side
walk fractured tho arm.
Pennsylvania has about 7,500.000
acres of timber land, one-eighth ot
which Is owned by tho state. The
total value of tho state's timber Is
S139.000.000.
PUTTING DIAMOND
INTO CONDITION
TEAMS AND SCRAPERS ARE DO
NATED 1Y LOCAL FAX8, AND
CLim WILL FURNISH LABOR
FOR THIS WORK
Mistletoe thrives on the Western
coasts to nn extent not approached in
the East. In many places this para
sitic growth is responsible, directly
or Indirectly, for a considerable loss
of timber.
Five teams, with scrapers, fresnos,
slips, drags and drivers will be at the
Modoc Park ball grounds bright and
early in tho morning to put the
grounds In condition for playing ball.
These teams and tools, by the way,
are being donated by the public spir
ited men ot the city who want to sea
ood hall this summer, and take this
method of showing their appreciation
of tho effort all are putting forth to
ward creating nn interest In baseball
for tho city and county.
Second Medal Contest
W. C. T. U. to Award Another Declamation Trophy
Another sllvor medal contest Is to
bo1 held hero lu thp near future. An
nouncement to' this effect has Just
been mado by the local branch of tho
Women's Christian Temperance
Union, which conducts these declama
tion events.
rlio contests aro opou, to girls, and
th!) numbers glvou uro all temporonco
selections, although tho cbolco Is loft
to the, contestant. Tho winner is
awarded a silver medal.
It Is the purpose of tho W. C, T. U.
to continue these contests until six
sllvor medals have bet awarded.
After thut'a gold medal 'fastest la to
bo held.
To enter this latter contest, it la
Decennary that the contestant has won
due ot tho silver medals, though this j
may bo elthor tho W. C. T. U. medal '
or a Domorost medal '
TUobo desiring to enter th goM
medal'contejt may coannualeata wkh J
Mrs. R. A. Harpold, olty. TsvatetM
will be sat latar.
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