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KLAMATH FALLS' ,
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1914
Price, Five
Colorado Strike Causes Picket in New
York by Socialist Writer and Others; Arrests
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PRICE IS PLACED AMERICANS LEFT
ONHUERTA'SLIFE IN MEXICO CITY
BY MADERISTS PREFER 10 STAY
American Troops May Take General Scott's
Old Route to Mexico City From Vera Cruz
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iii.th tiii: mxi:v tin: oriirr
CAPITAL
airtil).Hr Ttii.tw.llil III J..M ! llif IHIetr.! 11ml Tmm.. Will He l.tin.l.
Amount ISwImt by HcUllr ol Hie
ptrvldrnl Willi W Alrul-t
I.) Ilurila MetiraH I'rUimrt At.
leuipt III lH , 111 llir ll.'l.lrr,
llul tie Caught.
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tninl ti.lalll He-.lu n ir ,f.
lirlilliia l-;llliiii lli-lliriillitt1
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llrfilgrc Are llrlrel In lie ItrlliK-i
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HAN ANTONIO. April V. "Tic
tajf HtiefU Mwl A WuU'Hl death III"
M4rro (amity llt pay 10 tteneral
Villa rS.OOO In Kt'ltJ." lti 'Irf I a 1,, I n,
Urnili'ii nt a prominent llitr man marine
arte ho reqileateit dial hl name be Mellto
irfl fcrr
"Thai may .row Man 11 Ui'tllS
uifiiKtit in make, tuit I know thai
It It a true un. I do n ay that
OrlK-ral Villa lift agreed to LIU
rl lluerts; Hint It not the p
lion at all The faeu am stuu.ly that
nlied l'rc Stervif
VI5IIA CUV.. April 2. tlwirl
riiiutnn nml Admiral lladger and
Flelrltrr are III i ronferrtue today
It l tiellrted Dial they u HI decide to
tiini and withdraw the
MtXIC
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TROOPERS PASS
THROUGH DENVER.
ON WAY TO DUTY
ItOCKKKKLI.Errrt KEFC8AL
AliniTRATE ATTACKED
TO
t..l(jM A-. Itjtttifv tfMk Rttw rlvia
Ilic Strrru in Front of tbe OMcra
the Klnaaclcr BiacUIr Tula
Police Judge That 'Thejr Are Mur-t
iterrai at Xonber Tweaty-Stt
lliundtrajr."
Hliowld 11 Ik. di'itrmliinl iy fri-ni-jdi'iit
WlUon to pond irooti" on to Mrv
L'nltcd I'reai SrTlce
. TRINIDAD. April 29. Sotod
strike breaker and mine guards
ond three .trlkera are rcporttd
riiore nrc brldKos, curves, tunnel "ht ea level up as high as S.000 fcet rjrtin jn arruei f'r.he at Forbta
tlu liitcroccanlc railway 01 me to .Mexico cuy. uniy iraus inaue v ctoay.
racier. Tliorn lll bo the Mexican
rnltwnr with it SC4 mil' to the city.. on
or the othir, the old liiterot-eanlc;Nnt!oiiat Hallway satem; but aa it "many hundred of years of the mule.
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on Hip day lluerln ! alatn Villa atp f t'tiitp! I'm ttortlrn
City dUpattln't ludlratu
that thr Ainorlrn ihiro am In no ' or the other, the old lnterot-eanlc; National Hallway satem; but aa it many hundred of yearn of tbe mule. Ei;ht strike breakers are re-
dancer, and thry "arn fre in leave IMifo Cll. Iliuria'n catdtal. to take It. railroad, with Its 2!M miles. follows much the Mine route as tbe trains over the old military road ported dead at WaUenbura.
they wlh to. lum tinilrtlaklitK will lie one of the Th Mexican railway, a atandard ancient hlchwny. It l supposed that can be followed, and that means aj u there report- are true. U
llurrta. It t rrMrled, It tretiKth.lm dimruit. (lenernl Srott. who K.iiiKennd modern. I deerlbd aa the tne advance wouiu oe maae over mai constant narraasioR u .narjj.uuun. means mat eignwea were auiie w
cnlc rout- of Ncxico. winch aioneiway. inie roan is narrow gauge, an-'in-iuc uooauiin. .-u iivijivi ' jviooay re aotani uoioraaw. w
and with not enough rolling ened to the climate and altitude coma
to furnish transportation to jnccompllsh the journey encumbered.) ' 4
Weighed down by Held equipment ill
iy that iiurna, 11 i reiM'rieu, hviii- i ni
II rnM-lni! M uoopa. and l iirgotUttnej,,,
ropo.lvllh .apata. the guerilla ltartrr.
..!.. .i lit.. t.mIIh! lr.t.1 V,rn
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eipiainH 11a tiinnuvauiaKi-w. nvtv ik urm,
ni In Hie Mcxlrau nr. almo Uty . llfll ,...,, ., r.flfl , ,lowl. .trtek
jvars ago. fouiui iiaro work. rrom'n ., canyon, It la clinging to the side more than a few regiments at most.
lb gold "Moreover, )fnral
tit prarllrally
Villa
WAHIIINfiTON. t. C. April :.
kflnc lutnilnl. It la oalulo that
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ma leei ll will no ni"ceary io iukp oi n moiimaiii or uurr.umnft luiuuin 'ii'" -- uuu ... .. w. v... -.,.,... u- - ,.,.... .., .-...., '1101160 Press service
i, ii.ini.i i ,nit Mttnin irAm Wrn Priir ninnntt eiiArrllln tight- thetn to do fast work. General Scott. .
. . .1, ..ihv ia .h 11 (ml. nl mnr. nn lit iiVKill inn m h i, wiiiwii v...j, ....... . .v. ...- ...v r. -. ...w . . -- -- nEivin.'B - - " OB
lioatage otiiiB . Mexican .llimtloii npimrrntly hi"" "' i, n,..i. .nrTn,..v r the nnwlnir for annroxlmatelv 300 miles un-' proceeded slowly, giving some of hU'. .. ". 7?
Il.oul Xladera In hla ramti . - ,i.i.n- ri.' S.000 ferl. . " . . .'. . .. 1... ..,.," . .t .' .t.. .nt.. t..n. i,nv tn ..... J ,ne lwwua caTairy
' enn' iiu' i "iimuii.i"iv ... nt, iiipu up ana uowii nnu iiirougn ,ucr coniunuua m irj iuo uoi kmuu- ,-vu iuiit: -... .v. -Uirotwh here this nurmlaw front Fort
"Villa has ben made rettaln u,jRlor, sr u Bmoat conatant w f the railroads can be sned by arrow pnsfs until It reaches the'ed of troops. It means taking men their strength In the rarifled atmos-f RuMe to tQ q ch- ta
promUn. and ho will lnlt on thee , l(l Argnetlna legation. ..... m,hoj ,, problem will be much Mexican central plateau. 'accustomed to atmospheric conditions phere. It will be necessary now. JL'. p.L
I - - -- .aamv w viaiiH -.evea. mw,j - -
They prUately admit that their ammmimmmlmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmm!mmmmmmmmBSSSSS immoaated. and are arwed with the
llurrta might patch Ui hit differences
hut they are
ink Ik n hard one.
Illi .ome uf the rebel rhlefllana. but .,.., ... . .0,.i.
he ,r,r can with Villa." 0ffltU ,M1I,clM utr ,al .r.M
The iMi.lntMM man who made Ihe.e 30Q A,lrrC(,l, fft n Mexico
ttateinenls la reputed to bo one of the (.jl Mm of ,hpM nro ,,x,,ecte,l to-
i iiiiarniea men in me noum-r.., uVp R c,nfr nm remain.
ana the atatement, coming from auch. America.,., tier-
a aourre. carrlx aoo wlghl. KngUU , , ,,.,
'n rtfugeo train lant night Mo go to
tlnllnl Pre. Herrlre ji'iterto, Mexico. A llrltlah warship
HAN IMKOO. April t9.-Kllty.arm ,,rot.ct tln-m until a transport
tn Meflcau soldier Who have hceii(1trc
held prlaonera at Fort lloaecraiu, ea Hecrelary of the Trenaury McAdoo
capfd early today. ,imi naked for an appropriation of
Klevcn of them have been recap. joo,OOu to bo used by the depart-;
tured mt,ni f public health to prevent epl-
The Mexican took'advatitnge of n'demlca from those returning. This
mall guard and a blinding ralujreaulta from tho dlicovery of small
lorm to sneak away, They escaped pox, typhoid and yellow fever nmoiiKj
by digging a tunnel seventy feet longitho refugees at (lalveston.
from the tent In which they were con- Tho Immigration Inapectors at that
fined to tho quarautlno station yard. (port are ovarwhtlmed by the Influx
May Fiesta at Church
of refugee. Kxtra Inspectors havo
been rushed there.
The trauaporta and colliers ou the
Went coast are reported to lie load
lug refugees. Kapeclally nro they
busy near Matatlan, where tbe Chi
nese and Japanese colonies are seized
with a panic.
DEATH TOLL CLOSE
TO THE 200 MARK
"Soulless, Rapacious Corporations"
oi This City Are Fully Exposed in
All Their Iniquity by a Candidate
Goes to Vaacoaver.
latest model rifle and two maclhae
Harry O. Benson has gone to Van- 'guns,
couver. Wash., where he will accept The sccoad sq-adroat of the Fifth,
..,. .j.j hl cnvalrjr left Fort LeTmwerta this
a jiosltlon tendered nlm. . ,..-., ...
inoralBC for TrteMad, Major Hol-
brook couia
IW1 AUK HTIM, IN tXI.1
AND TIIKIIK IH XO HOI'i: OK
HAVI.VC! TIIKM IIEHCUEn AIIK
IIADIiV HURNK1)
Series ot Entertainments Is Arranged by Ladies
A unique surlea of enlortnlnmonta!
and Mpnclal services has been arrnng-
hy tho Ladles' Aid Hocloty of
Oram M, ll rhurch for tho weok com
monrlug Hunday. This aorlcs la known
ii May festival, and tlcktiU for nil
lio programs nro being sold on ono
atrip.
The oponlng nuinbor of tho aorles
wll ho the Hunday services at tho
rhurch. The evening aervlco will ho
u platform meeting, tho thomo being
"Tho Young I'eoplo'a Church," and
laymen will addroaa tho cnugrogutlou
" this important themo.
Tuesday, from 0 to X p, in. a din
ner will be torved by the Ladles' Aid,
"l the famo of it "Methodist dinner"
' Ur spread.
An Illustrated lecture ou "The Con
struction Work ot (he Reclamation
Hervlce" will be Wedgeeday'a attrac
tion, Tho speaker will bo J. O. Camp,
nmtiBKor of tho Klnmnth project,
Mr. Camp li noen for tnnny yoar
ronurctiHl with tho reclamation sor
vice. Ho was ono of (ho flrst to bo
engaged a an engineer, and In addi
tion to being lit chnrgo of tho Mlna
dokn and Klamath projocts, ho did a
great ileal nt recounnlsanco and Hold
work for tho sorvlco,
It. I. Campbell of Ashland, who us
"Dick losoy" has dollghted Chautau
qua nudlences, has boon engaged to
present n program eompoied of James
Whltcomh Illley'a droll philosophical
readings, mid this will be tho Thurs
day nttrnctlou,
Tho closing will bo the Mothers'
Day oxorclsoa at the church Sunday,
May 10th. "Ono'a Mother" Is (he
morning thomo, aud In the evening
the subject will be "Social Life In tbe
Church."
; The following oplatle, teeming with
'"Inside dope" on local conditions, is
the platform of Dan Corcoran, candl
MINK l,n,e for nllt)'or being circulated as a
,' lot lor. Until he entered the campaign
Corcoran was in charge of the bot
tling works for the Klamath Develop
ment company, and prior to that was
louuected with their White Pelican!
bar.
2'.i. At t tu. citlteus and voters of Klam
ath Falls'
United Pre Service
KCCI.K8, W. Vu April
leant 200 minors are dead us a result
..a i... ...,.IaIih Isi tiiliifie tt fit at
Now niveraCollorle. company yeser-;" candidate for the
day afternoon. Tho rescue crow ast n( thl8 clty, ou!y ulr
? ?" 1"- 0ll"r ,"! l'nnd just .,, 1 should let the people
lummy uu.uau. nT,,o ..u... .......
also recovorcd
know what policies 1 Intend to pur-
Tho entrant, to the tunnel, are all I""1'- lf ,oc,ud
led with dobrls, and thoro Is much1 I lmu "'WH-
ii) s taken a deep tuter-
K0R nil through tho mines. All Hope ' municipal aua.rs. us . u.
for saving tho lives of tho IRC men'atmlUul thcao conditions since I grad
stlll In tho mines ha. been aban " fro, . I was appointed
icnier uepuiy ns.c.sur ui . .
8t. l.ouls at the age ot 22, aud I was
i In n iiimltlon to know what tho flnan-
To ptovent inlauao of automobiles, cn ,,on,u,0U 0f nclt y should be aa
III!
donod.
, in x.o juaar issBiuu.. - -.... Thm. nyadm erctTwhere that
naturalist has discovered a specie of refm hm ,
jant that makes 1U neat In the fleshy 1, stmt
'stems of ferns that grow on tbe limbs f
'of tree, high in the air. Nfiw yQRK Apf Uptoa
Sinclair and four women this mora-
To add to the comfort of motorist lng establUhed a "mourning picket
I on long rides leather pillows, filled ' llne.. tn jront or tno offices of the
tho people to get free delivery ot ,wIU vegetable fibre, have been invent- standard Oil company. They pro
mall; but this should all be done ed to be Inserted between their backs tegtCd tne refusal ot Rockefeller Jr.
with economy and bo compatible with. and tbe cushions of a car. t0 arbitrate In the Colorado trouble.
the nuanclal conditions of the city. .and were Immediately arrested,
The places were immediately tak-s
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"Oregon Dry" Club Now
1 have had a conforence with Post- sweet potatoes are exposed to the
master Ueltel! on tbe subject of free J attacks ot about a dozen serious In
delivery, and ho Is heartily in accord 'gects.
with my ideas and promises to do hlai
utmost to accomplish this If the side-1
walks are built.
Tho wet aud dry question is up to j
tho voto of tho pedple. It the city,
goes wet, the law shall be enforced,
if the city goes dry, It shall be as dry'
as the Desert of Sahara, and no blind!
pigs shall flourish In this city.
Now, the most painful part ot my
statement comes In attacking some of
my oppouents, but I am tn duty
bound to retaliate, as they are con
tinually attacking me before the peo
ple. 1 have been accused by the At the Christian church last night It was decided by tho club that it
"Nicholas faction" of being a protege jth temperance advocates of this city was better for tho intorest of the
of tho Klamath Development com-.met and formed an "Oregon Dry"'movemeut that tho club proceed un-
pany; while, ou tho other hand, the club with twenty-nine charter mem- (der tho direction of an executive com
Prohibition (kganizatioD Breaks to City
it duvlco has boon tnvuntod that prints
within n locked box a record of tho
time and duration ot every stop made
hy u car to which It Is attached and
tho dlatanco and speed between stops.
regards tho assessment of revenue.
Aftorwards I held tho position ot
superintendent of streets for eight
years, and urn thoroughly acquainted
with tho construction ot streets,
sewers and sidewalks.
I will ondoavor to explain aa lucid
ly as posslblo what tho people of
Klamath Falls need In the upbuild
Sclenco ns nn occasion for studying K 0f their city. Uood streets, good
tho propogatlon of olectrto waves In towers, good water, free from pollu-
Tho total eclipse ot tho sun in
AiiKiiKt will bo used by tho British
Association for the Advancement of
connection with wireless telegraphy,
Canada
farm.
has a women's Industrial
tlnu, for tho protection ot the health
of the chlldreu and Inhabitants ot
this city, I believe In tbe Immediate
construction of sidewalks to enable
''Murray faction" claims I am the
candidate ot tho Water, Light and
Power company. I will state for tbe
Information ot the people how I stand
as regards those two giant octopuses
who have Invaded out fair city and
fertile valloys, tainting and poisoning
with their pestiferous breath what
their voracious appetites cannot de
vour. What has the Klamath Devel
opment company done? It baa even
tried to take away the very homes of
the peoplo and leave them destitute.
What has tbe Water, Light and Pow
er company xdone? It is slowly, but
surely squeeslng tbe energy, lite and
blood out ot the people by its exorbl-
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bres..
The meeting was called to order by
C. R. Wtddoes, acting as temporary
chairman, while A. R. Wilson was
selected as secretary. On motion of
C. C. Hogue, these men were chosen,
as the permanent officers of the meet
ing, and the chairman stated the ob
ject ot tho meeting.
It was suggested that the member
ship roll be opened, and that those
who desired could enroll aa members
ot the club. It was also decided that
only members ot the club should
should have a voice or vote tn the
conduct of the club's affairs.
Twenty-nine of those present sign
ed tbe rolls, and the meeting was
opened tor busUea.
mil tee, Instead ot officers, and a com
mittee composed of C. C. Hogue, Rev.,
Richards. W. H. Shaw. J. B. lfauwa
and Mrs. Boyd was appointed .as '
nomination committee, After some'
consideration they submitted tbe fol
lowing names to tho club: F. M. Upp,
chairman, Rev. Harlan, Maude A.
Carlton, K. M. Chllcote and Arthur H.j
Wilson.
After a brief talk by the chairman'
concerning the objects of the ,!
during which be reviewed the wgfki
of the temperance forces ot the ttwi-i
ty and explained the inanelal :
tlon, be stated that to him K i
an -easy matter to bring tt;i
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