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KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 19M
Price, F1t Carta
Huerta Will Agree
Anti-American Sentiment Wanes in Mexico
MEXICANS TURNING ON HUERTA,
ACG0RDIN6 TO REPORTS COMING
NORTH; TROOPS AT VERA CRUZ
ium:ii ok amkiiii'-an in tiii:
CAPITAL I vi:u MITII
ahatimhoda
MwtxnU ml Tnin'if" Air HrpiMnl
la lUtp t'raTtt ,itiulril t'lrlrhrr
to jml the Marlun, Vrliitf T1il
ih IIcIk-U Mlstu ()ilipmu Aiuck
lNik Uir City l'iiului' ItrU
dr May ltrrii Mip MnHlir.
Ilr W. O, hlliM'IIKlUt
(Miko Corrmiuiniltiil United 'tri
VIMU CIUHK. Tlirlt 37. llrport
Iroro Mrittu City ami rUp)ii;rp liull-
n lb' rendition In ttio country ar
loHu'luc, unit (tint tbp URtieor u(
Amnion being attacked and mur
iettt U abated greatly
Aurii (a rtusea, uppoaltlun
to llutrta It rapidly itpttiUitlne
lluedrvitt In ttin capital e retly
opfoliiB trim The following circular
U Ulnic ccttl all mer Mnilcu
"Don't Irt lluvrlA fool rou Up U
rbrimraclhg lltllli outrage, "'i1' he
Btipea Id bring all the Mnilcan il inter
bit banner by making thorn believe ba
A Mysterious Shooting
Woman Is Wounded, and
Two bullet bolo In one of (lporo
lllrbn'a rent ran, oni thronib tb"
Uft ri-ar door and ttio other tbroJKb
tne kIrhh hIiiiI aIiIpIiI. bear evldtmro ol
Hinly few inlniili't for l.nwrriicr
nderacm, driver of ttio car The
hootlnic occurred nt DorrU, about 1 1
o'tlock Haturtlay nUht.
At n 30 HAttinlay ovciiluK tlvortto
Hudlclnl, ttbomi homo U In Ktnmnth
I'aIU, and a woman iippcuroil nt ttio
Konl KaraKo to hire a car nml ilrlxer
'or a trip to Dnrrlt. Tho womun,
"lio U believed to bn A. H. Ilnrbeiijb,
teacher of the Ktmunth Hot HprliiK
chool, xnld aim hail it little mutter of
butlnvm to atlonil to In Dorrlit that
otild probably Inko hor twenty ml
utn Uu uruniiit of tliu hrliluu condllloun
irullll llu. lihilu luitl In mi llV KI1V
Ul
f ' ltl llt 1" 1" " t
oi Hpenrer Cri'itk, and ilia nut reucn
HunlH nftor lu o'clock nt ulKht
Ibi) KiiipU, K(,t out of tho car Jimt
buforn eiiturliiK DorrU, nml nrrinntiul
lth Hamtomou to muul thorn ut tho
outnklrtM of I ho oily within half uu
hour
lonlnic tho wult Haiulumuti went
Into town nuil was wuriiiluK hluuelf
at a utova lu one of tho milooun when
"r. Hiifoty, tt DorrU iiliyiilclmi, inmo
in una inked him If ho waa nut Ihn
fellow who drove n man and a woman
vr from Kluuuth Full. Tho doctor
oemoil excited, and hurried out.
Utur, Jut m Htudurion and hU
rttiviiKurii were MtartlBf oh their ru
un trip, )r. Hofely i tho town
fcmntnblo approached la mnchlno.
Hudlclnl pullod a ihb m ordered
Btndtrion to 90 mhtU at full speed.
M the una tin tktMMtttilt and
I lb falhrlaiid. ami America la
tleUlll) all of M.nlcti
tl.e I lulnil Htfclra U NOT (Jghtlug
Mi'ilm ami Hi" AlrMialu. but U flgUl
IDE HuorU Ilinrla mid liU follow -nr
pimt our eiirr.nnm.iii by a (mil
iimtijrr ni itmr tin not rrprpent
Mnvtro "
ll In reported that iIip mrrlimn of
Tamplro urged Admiral Hotelier to
I Mill tlm Atl)etlcll tnarllica there.
(ratine that utlmiwlae tin' rebel
might aik Hip city
Communication ltb XUalco City
bun brpu featured Another trnlti ol
efugre ltl reach here tomorrow.
NOUAI.KH Aiirll : -A (iipkp
Ircrnnl (Him Km I'uIuip, itrpr tin)
rullroiil lrp. Ry Auiorlran nmrltiM
look iHMifnlon o( duayantA. on tbo
(lult tit ralKoriiln. wllboul tlrltiK a
MllOl
1 VIIItA CltUzTAFprTl 3" llrlsa.
Jlpr ri)nral Ktintou' PIMh lirljnilp
arrittil In trmuporw Ut iiIbIii Jum
a iti'i'tnlli) ptp Onlabi'il to lainl,
t bllrb iMfCiirrptl. ami tbn troojx
urn llll Aboard
It In bcllntril tbat Ihn blupjackrlk
ami itirltic wilt bo withdrawn nnd
IIip Arm) iilam! Ill rbarKo of lam)
osmium TIip iimrlin iiulpoil n
!pinl apVrrnl mllon
Man Is in Jail at Dorris
IIip doctor, both armed, commanded
him to (top. Thu woman dropped uu
the Moor of the car while the men
pnrlnypd mid wit out of ulubt.
While Bntidwrnon n trylliK lu de
cide from whom to tuke order the
conmublc enme up near the car, Jut
in time to Ji'tk up lluillclal'M arm iih
ho tired. The bullet miianheil throiiRli
tln wind Khleld iirnir SiuiMeriton'n
bend. Tho coimlnblii drKRed Itudl
cIa! out of the i-nr, nml ttuiteil to tho
locltup with him. ileputUInc finndrr
noil to help 'Ihe dodor Hti)eil m'lir
tbn cor, leukint: for C.ie womnii
An Wiimli'iaon mid the romituble
uiiuti In ulUhl of the cur ufter tuklng
Kutllclnl lo the "JuK." ey :iw tin
womun peep up oer tho nir dooi. At
11,0 .-..mm iimtuut they miu the doctor
, ntp biu utill umt Hie.
A mieiim told Hint the bullet hail
found t. mi tk, whlcii, on li .'htlnt Ion
I Mivvd to bi llilouKb liolh li'KB of thu
womun below the knoe.
The womun wo taken to 11 limine
,tiid her wound treated,
Whin oxiuulued the womiiii wim
found to bo armed with u cluw ham
liter nml n nun,
Wliut litittlnefca the woinmi lutd with
tlm doctor, or why the doctor wiu o
nuxlouH to pruNont thoiii retiirnluv
to Uliimiilh I'nlU, renialiw u uontory.
The doctor In loportod mh huvlng ld
thu woman hud boon blackmnllluK
him.
Tho doctor went lo Yrekn Buuday
morning mid gave hlmielf up to tho
ih.riir but wiw releaaed on bond
Imid returned to DorrU Buuday night.
ItudlcUl lit hold In the uorrw iockup
penttlftg ball, which, to date, ban uot
been fortecomlng.
IT GETS
HIS HAND
IN THE
COLORADO STRIKE
IHIlllATKNl TO Mi:.MI IH.'Gl'I.Mt
tiumh'h TiiKiii:
'('Imlitnaii of III"- Chokm -loiml I'miIm-
j t'iniiiiiltu-r N rw-nl ti ,.k linear
' feller In Knit Hie Strike llffnre
i I'iiiIp Sam' Iiimih. Arp lllaiAlrlitl
Hi III Inn Almui IVrr In Tnuiblril
IH.Irlit Oiitp Morr
fulled I'jpm Service
WAHHINOTOX, I). V.. April ST.
I'lmiilput UiUoii UiU monilttK nont
t'otmrisiiiinun Kontrr, clialrmiiti of Uie
conr.ri i!oiial commlttpp Iiiv.Uk.uIiik
Uiv Colorado ttrlkc to N York to
iv John I) Itockcfullcr, nml iK'iiiaiid
illnxcll I bat bp pud thi ulrlkp lmnn
dltuly.
1'iKtpr uim luntruitml lo tell Itockv
fellrr, an thu iiihii KiiilrollliiK Hip Col'
otailo Kul mid Iron company, thai l(
iltoHpfullpr utlt pud lliw vtrlkc no
action will bu (akuu, bill Umt It ha clc
rlliipil to. tint icfiiilnr arm)' would bo
in-lit lb(r ulih Itmlructloiu to (iri
orn pi-acn and urdur
I ulled l'rea 8crlcv
NEW YOllK. April ST. Comae
man Koater no unable to hi Hocki
felter lu lrnon. but talked with bin
on
.S'olhitiK wn ACcomplpUluHl," he
aid "1 am nut uro whuther I will
return There U uotbliiK of Immedi
ate prumlie lu th air, and that I
about aII I have to say now- "
Koater Indicated thul ho would re
turn to WntliluKtou for further lu
vtroctloui. All effort to got a Mnlomcnl from
Hockefeller failed It I understood
thftt the on llatened to Koater' de
mand, but refimed to make 1111) con
ceaalou Biggest Ship
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&
PRESIDED
, w ; Jr y-tthi'ja'av'iagrcaaai
as
According to ndvlco from Washington, U10 Texas, the largest warship lu tho United States uavy, U uow
under full Htoum, golug toward tho Gulf of Mexico, to Join tho other shin of tho Atlantic Ueot. nssombled there
under Admiral lladger. Tho Texas, whou tho othor ships were ordered south, was undergoing repairs at the
llrooklyn navy yurd. Theso wero eotuplotod Sunday, and tho ship Immediately started south when It left the
way.
U.S. POPULATION
IS 108JI00.00U
FIRST OF JULY!Manne.rdRendered2!nday ConcertJ PIa2a!
Oltl'GON KSTIMAIKM 'IO II.W I'
7Ha.a pcni'i.i: '
i online I" IIip S)ltin of Ciilrulal-
lut: I Mil ) the tViiMi llurruu,
s'i IVhiiiIm-o lln (inmn In IIK,.
WW Iti lrft I'cmr Warn, ami 1".
AlKlr U AIhiUI III.OIMI IUIiIiiiI ll.
I'urllnliil Osrr Qunilrr Million
(lli'iulil iecial Smlce)
WASHINGTON. I) C. April '.'7
The I'nltcd State U now u country of
ly'.'.OUO.OoO liooplf, nrcordltlK to ibe
bulli'lln ceuialnliii: the citlmnlcn of
lopulatlon for the )tar aubnequcnt
lu the thirteenth cwnaus, soon to be
publUheil by Dtreclor "William J
HarrU of the bureau of the cvniua.
department of commerco It a pre
parnl under the gupcrvMon of C S
Hlo.Hiu-. Kt'Ographcr.
Ak t.ttcd, the eiUmntoU pouplallon
of thu United Slates for Jul) 1. l'JH,
will bo 103,021.1'2. The population
of the I'nlteil State and lu pose
uloim In 1!10 wo 101,74S,2G3, so
then' will have been an estimated
Knlu of out 7,000,000 person lu a
little more than four yoam. Tho cor
retpondliiK intimated population of
continental United States for July 1,
1914. I 3S,7S1.32t,a compared with
the population or yi,972,2C0, a re
turned by enumerator April IS,
1910 Thl bulletin also preaent tho
eittlmatcH of population In 1910, 1911,
1912, 1913 and 1914, for tho state
mid territories, and for cttle which
had S.OOo or more Inhabitant In
1910.
Kallmale of population are requir
ed primarily for uho In the consu bu
reau lu calcutattuK death rate and
pr capita average or year other
than the census year. The so-called
in the Navy Sails
to Mediation
Vera Cruz Is Completely Pacified
. .
1 ulted l'reis Sen Ice
VKItA Cltt'Z. AJirll 27 The pacl
huiilon of this city is now compute
Mexicans crowded the city's csfes
last night, a chattluK. laughing throng
while the American Marine band play
ed concerts In the plaza In the after
'noou and oeuluK. These were nttend
o.t by entbunlaiitic audiences.
While thu Me-xlcan refugees last
Inlght awaited trnlns, they were fed
mmtjytoifcrini.Mw
arithmetical method was adopted for
iromputiiiK these estimates, It Is the
simplest, nnd It has been shown by
xperlence to come nearer In accuracy
In the majority of cases than any oth-
,er formula. It rests on the aasump-
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l , the Americans, and the band play
ed 'Get Out and Get Under."
The main work for the Americans
now is administrative. Extreme meas
ures are being taken to make the city
In a banltary condition.
Tho peons find the Americans a
tourio of wonder. Accustomed to HI
treatment and abuse, they cannot un
derstand how the Americans can shoot
and ktll one day, and feed and care
for their enemies the next.
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Woman Burned to Death
Mrs. Clara Moore Falls
Lying unconscious In an open tire
place for fifteen minutes or longer,
while tho flro burned every portion
her body aboo her knees, Mrs. Clara
Moore, a pioneer resident of Klamath
tounty, received Injuries Saturday
nlghr that reunited In her death that
night.
Tbo horrible tragedy occurred at
t!.o woman's much lu Toe Valley late
.Saturday afternoon. All of tho details
. ill never bo known, as the woman
.n nloue for twonty-Qve minutes be
foie ebo was discovered lu the terrible
predicament by tho hired man.
When rescued Mrs. Moore was
lying In tho fire, her body furnishing
fuel for tho tl.imes. All of the cloth
inn had been burned from her body.
'and her hair and head wore all burn
ed. A shoulder und arm that wero
I touching an andiron wore burned
crisp clo.ir to tho bone.
After reulng the woman from the
I tiro, tho ranch hand ran tho half mile
'that separates her home from tbat of
jEllnworth and Elmer Moore, her sons,
nnd called them. After this a sum
mons was beut hero for her daughter,
Mrs. J. li. Casey, and Drs. Hamilton
and Morrow.
j Following their arrival at Poe Val-
ley the woman, suffering Intensely,
jwa brought to Klamath Falls, In the
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LAT(N mm
: impmii nt
BRINGING PEACE
IIL'kKTA SAID TO BE IX RECEP
TIVE MOOD
Whrilirr the t'ltitnl HUtes Amy In
vailrw .Mexico or tli Marlae aad
Itlupjnrkrt Are Wlthdranm De
pend Upon the Happeniiit of tbe
.t ForiyKJitht Hour Claim
OnicUl.
nited Press Senrlce
WASHINGTON, D. CM April 2T.
.It Is intimated from two aoturceo late
1I1I afternoon that Huerta ha agreed
to accept the mediation plan gives kjr
Steretarr Uryaa, accordiag to the die
tutor' own admlailna
Itrjnn would aot dlvalce hi 1
of infoi-BiaUoa. althoocb 1m I
that thr Mpaalsh '
United Press Sarrlc 4
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 111.
Practically all the Latin American
nations have united to force aa agree
ment for the restoration of order In
Mexico.
According to officials, the next
forty-eight hours will determine
whether the army wilt Invade Mexico
or the marines and troops will be re
called. President Wilson and Secretary
Oryan are hopeful tbat Huerta'a ac-
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Fainting Into Fireplace
hope of rellovlngg her terrible suffer
ings, but ten minutes after she reach
'ed here a merciful Providence placed
her beyond all bodily suffering.
Before she left Poe Valley Mrs.
Moore regained consciousness. 8he
els ted that she was undressing in the
warm glow of the Are, and tbat a gar
inent dropped luto the Are, Igniting.
liecomlug frightened, she says, she
fainted, and knew no more.
1 bat she at once fell headling Into
the blazing hearth Is shown by a bad
gash on her head, where she struck
'the tlreplaco during her fall. The
Kteels of her corset wero found In the
tire, which proved that sbe was nut
entlroly undressed, and that ber cloth
ing iv a burned from her body.
Mrs, Moore was u native of Ohio,
'and was born in 1846. In 1888 ,ye
Moore came to Klamath county, ana
they settled on the ground now occu
pied by Hot Springs addition to Klam
ath Falls, clearing and tilling it for
several years, beforo moving to Poe
Valley.
lu addition to Elmer and Ellsworth
Moore, twin brothers, who residtd
near their mother, Mrs. Moore la sur
vived by the following cblldrea:
Oeorge Moore of Moulton, Week,;
Mrs. J. D. Casey of Klamath Falls;
Charles Moore of Lake county asd
G rover Moore of Chlco.
The funeral arraagemeata nave net
been made aa yet.
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