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ROCKEFELLER JR. REFUSES A SETTLEMENT
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nut Ha thu tailriw.t In) in Thrall
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rail the riflu nf my in Hip
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toco at iu.ali). i) Klamath Jait.un
tad XiiVitim riMihllr. it n it the null
Wd, blflt I alone nti c;iy trade, be
tl a a portion u( a lie highway
Id fOBhrft Willi Hip t'allfmhla tatn
TM rntim rlltiu with Hie ulnto Mill
mi, i mmlo iy mnniiit of Itic
ilrrl Lrlilfir arrOM thrt Klntllfltli ItlVrr
mtltf ho low Klnmnllion. whlrli I
on.l by the ilpdinrl rnllroml, Krom
Ibrrt I" t'oVoiaiim Itio tluo of Hie
rallroml U rock IiaIUhIoiI, nml wilt
mill an ffrllnl hlnhway. Prom
I'oktcMna dm rrtnt lilnliway con
6cu kith ilia (Ireon HprlitKn Moun
Uln mad tiriworn Klantnlli Kalln ami
Aihlamt
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rlihi nf nay for the roail, our rom
ry lll nrMj to tiallaitt Itio roail
tti dreti It wlih rlndora front Thrall
to nur jtlant IhU aldo of Pall Crok,
tllniniicti of nftcon mllr," aaltl
Jttntno t'liurchlll, a dlroetor of tlio
Callfornln-OrrKon l'orr comimny, to.
Jty.
Only Seven Showery Days
Precipitation for Rainy Month Was LessThanlnchj
ll tho "May flowors" lu Klamath
flinty list) to depend upon tho "April
hoers" for their coming, thore
uld not ho tho wonderful array of
HHit blossoms that graces hills and
liollowi today, for April showers this
'r amounted to less than nn Inch of
I'rsclpliatlon,
To bo perfectly exact, tbo total ralu
fH during Hie month Just ended was
s of an Inch, We have the word of
Meteorological Hocordtr Albreoht
""tiler for this; alio for the fact that
'n April, tots, tho precipitation for
tliutmmth was LOG Inches.
n April, 1013, there was also IV
'"clifs of mow fall, This was Just
H Inches deeper than the snow fall
"'' April.
In tho matter of temperature, April
1813 was also a little behind the put
month. Tho meau average for the
April, 1014, model Is 46,7 degree,
M last year It was l,7, The warm
WARLIKE
Congress Is Asked to Make War
Down in Mexico City, Huerta Liberates All Political Prisoners,
Saying That All Mexicans Are United Against
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VI2HA fltl'.. May 1 Advices
from MkxIco City ay (tint Huerta this
morning rclennril all the political prU
onera, Including a number of con
KrwMiU'U h wure Jailed for oppos
ing the dli tutor
The prisoner er matched In
front n( the National Palace, whern
Huerta addressed them,
"Wo itro now brother, facing a
common ouvmy, tlio American Invad-
est April day In 1013 was 73; this
year It wan one dogreo warmer. Tho
coldest n yoar ago was 20 degrees,
which also In the minimum recorded
this yoar,
The only point nf ndvautago April,
1913, has over the mouth for which
bills are Just being tout out, was in
tho number of clear days. Thore wore
.tiaht dava In Anrll. 191 8. when not a
cloud appeared on tho cerulean can
opy, and n year later there wore soven
clear days.
Tho summary for tho month of
April, 11H, follews:
Temperature Mean maximum,
67.9; mean minimum, 33,0; mean,
4R.7. Mnxlraum, 74, on 18th; mini
mum, DO, on April 84th.
Proclpltatlon Total. .80; groateat
In 94 hours, .86, on April 9th.
Number of days clear 7, partly cloudy
18, oloudy 7; with .01 Inch or more
precipitation 7.
MOVES TAKEN TODAY
NATIOVAI, PALAfi: AT .MKXICO t'lTV, III IIItT.VS
vrn," he mltl In concliinloii.
I'oIIowIiik llil tho llberatutt men
were furnished "Itli funds, nntl scat
jiTtil to illtTeruut parts of tho country
'to it pi cml lluorlu iiriipiiKandn
lluertn has also .seised nil tho mi
looun In tbe cupltul, He Is furulslilug
jlltiuor to the federalists to keep them
'to)nl.
United Press Servlca
WASHINGTON, D, C May I.
American Consul Canada reports that
then are 1,&00 Americans still In
Mexico City, Instead or SOU Tho nut-
IJorlty, It i reporlinl, are awaiting
piiHsiiKu in Voni Crux,
Canada will ask the Ilrntllliiu out
Ibassy or Admiral Craddock of tbe
llrltlsh navy to arrange another refti-
goo train.
TWO JAILED FOR
ROBBING A BOAT
OimiS ARRESTED AT MACDOKL
YESTERDAY FOR LOOTING THE
LOWER LAKH PRESERVE PA.
TROL LAUNCH
Charged with robbing tho Lower
Klamath Lnko patrol boat of supplies
and foodstuffs, Lloyd Keer and Her
bert Hrown, two youths, woro arrest
ed at Macdoel Thursday and brought
hero last night by Constnbto John
Schallock.
This afternoon they pleaded guilty
boforo Justice of the Poace Qowen,
and wero fined 126 and costs each.
In default of this they will be Imprisoned.
Money Available
lll.'AMVIAItTKUS
I tilted Press Service
WASHINGGTON, I). C. May 1.
Thin pertnnnetit peaco lu Mexico Is
not expected U Indicated by tho re
Utteht that tho army appropriation
hill, exceeding 1100,000,000, bo made
Immediately nallablo.
CoiiKiessmau Hit) Introduced a
Joint resolution to this offect in the
house. It has the approval of Presi
dent Wilson.
A similar rider will in all proba
bility bo attached to tho naval bill.
It has boon learned that Huerta
Indicated to tho mediation commis
sion that he Is willing to salute un
conditionally If America withdraws
her forces from Vera Crui.
Ho was told that he has gone loo
far with Ills Insults, and that Amer
let Insists that ho be eliminated.
HALF STATE TAX
SENT TO SALEM
OVER TIIIRTV-TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS FORWARDED TO THE
CAPITAL TODAY BY THE COUN
TY TREASURER
Tho lit si hull of Klamath county's
portion ot the state tax waa forward
ed toduy to the state treasurer by J.
W. Siemens, the county treasurer.
One-halt ot the taxes slue tkf UU
amounted to 33,146,47. The second
half will be duo September 1st.
The state treasurer has announced
that by tomorrow enough tax money
will lmvo boon received from the
county treasurers to redeaa every out
standing state warrant.
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United Irp Service.
8A.V UIKC.O, Slay 1. After
ItHnK Ntoncd and Iniulted and
thronloncd with death by Mezl-
earn at Guadalajara, Manianlllo,
250 American cltltena arrived
4 here today on board the German 4
nfnnier Muriu-. Of the rcfugeea
! alxty were women, mventy-two
children. The majority of the
refuse were Klvcn but forty- )
nlKhl hour to leave the country
or tx-como Mexican cltUem.
I A they boarded the vetiel at
Manzanllto the American comu-
late ihpte aa ltorrned, and a
4 doien American flasM 'tre torn
to ttrlpn and burnad.
TROOPS OFWORLD
IN A 816 TOURNEY
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'I UK wnni.M's HISTORV
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HAN KltANC'ISCO, May 1. More
than 30,001 troop, reprenenlatlve of
all the Mat nation of the world, are
tfxpt'ctnl to pattlrlpatc In tbe greatest
military tournament over held, upon
the Kioumla of the Panama-Pacific In
U'llMllonnl l-'xposlllou.
Tke. Imitation extended by tlie war
Iftiartrncntof the United Stales to
flu) foreldi nations to sond (rooiis to
nn Intornniional military eucamiimcut
I lnhiK heartily teevhed, and for the
llrsi ilino In history tbo troops of
tnoit than throe nations will assemble
tor utauouvcra durltiR time of peace.
With the exception of the time that
tl.o nllled armies occupied Pekln, this
will be the only iustance when the
troops nf more than thrcr rlattons
haw boon enramped together.
WILL ADVERTISE
THE PARCEL POST
XHW POSTMASTER UEMEVES ItK
CKIITS OK lOSTOFFICE CAN HK
IXCREABED BY USE OF PRINT
ERS' 1XK AND ARGUMENT
R. Phil Carpenter, editor of the
I Noble (lud.) Times, tbe democratic
orgau of Hamilton county, became
postmaster of Noblesyllle a few days
aao. Mr. Carpeuter has aunounced
that he Intends to buy space In all the
Noblesvllle papers to boom tne Dust
iness of the office, especially the parcel
I post.
"I expect to carry space In the news
papers throughout the year," ha said,
"and show the public that advertising
pays. Iu my Judgment It will Increase
tho receipts of the office. At least I
am going to give the method a trial
i for a year."
TRUE DISCIPLES
OF IKE WALTON
TWO MEN WHO OUGHT TO KNOW
BETTER ENTER INTO SCHEME
TO DEFEAT THE PLANS OF A
HUSTLING YOUNG MAN
"Uncle Sam" Bennett and Frank
Swlnglo left this morning with Holly
Swingle, Frank's ion, tor the letter's
horse ranch In the Silver Lake coun
try, whoio they expect to spend the
summer.
Everybody who knows Holly Swlu-
HOME Of FINANCIER IS GUARDED
10 KEEP AWAY THRONG; HEARSE
FOLLOWS WHEN HE GOES ABOUT
clo knowa that he If a faultier, and
hucii a tning as apenaing two aayi on;
the 210 mile trip necessary to reach I
ibomc never entered his mind.
Taht this was well known to
bU
.older companions was evidenced
by
the fact that last night friends heard
'the nacali forming a scheme to de
feat ti," plans of the younger man.
fl.;yi Frank: "Undo Sam, Just
about now the trout will be fighting
to lat the band In the Deschutes,
but I don't suppose Holly will lay
over In Crescent to give us a cbance
at 'em. He's In such an all-Qred hur
ry to got home. What will we do!"
All that know "Uncle Sam" Ben
nett know what he can do In a pinch,
especially when the pursuit of plsca-"
torlal pleasure is at stake.
Says "Uncle Sam"; "I'll tell you
how wp can fix that. Just before we
get to Creuccnt I'll set a thundering
headache, and you can get In my car
with me, and we will tell Holly that (
't ron't do for me to go on, but that ;
be needn't wait, and we will come on
tomorrow. Then we can get the even-j
Ing fishing that night and the early,
mnrnlnr flshlnr next dar. and take
a mess or trout to 'em In the after-
noon."
Xow. what do you think of the old
rascals! .
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MOVABLESAWMILL
HITS KLAMATH CO.
stating that William Green, the Inter-
national secretary of tho United Mine
DAIRY MAN IS THE PURCHASER Workers, announced that the miners
. . ... ivrere willing to waive recognition of
OF PORTABLE PLANT-WILL ' fi UnI(m , , of th.
CUT TIMBER NFXAR TlUTTOWNjcamp. Foster urged Rockefeller to
IT ONCE negotiate and settle the strike on this
tasls.
Rockefeller forwarded the message
A portable sawmill, which can be .to the operators here. Later he wired
.quickly transported from place to
Irlofo as the timber I? cut away, has
'just been purchased by P. A. Jerome
nf Dairy. He purchased an outfit of
the Farquhar type from the Baldwin
Hardware company.
The outfit Is being unloaded today.
It will be taken to Pine Flat, this side
or uatry, ana piaceu iu operatmu, "' -
raugements having been completed to
deliver the lumber to Klamath Falls
concerns.
Tho portable sawmltl will cut 12. -
000 feet of lumber a day.
In From Merrill.
Among those who are visitors In
the county seat from Merrill and
vicinity are Ed Terwllltger and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank Adams.
Cannot See
Government Reserve Closed Until After Hatching
Until the eggs are hatched and the
little pelicans, shags, herons, comor
ants and other birds are basking In
their seml-uude state, the bird Islands
in Lower Klamath Lake Bird Pre
serve are closed to visitors. An order
to this effect has Just been Issued by
T. S. Talmer. assistant chief ot the
biological survey.
The order, Just received by John L.
Furber, warden of the rsierve, fol
low! :
"In reply to your letter of April 16,
I beg to lay that no season permits
tor taking visitors to the reservation
can be Issued; that so visitors should
bo allowed to visit the nesting ground
'jjhjT41ev
HTEAJLIXU FROM
STOKES; REGULARS ARE
ARRESTING OH EM
Iln Telegram to CongreMsaaH Foster,
Rockefeller Refuse to Consider Ue
Offer of the Strikers to Waive Rec
ognition of the Union and Unionis
ing of the Mining Camp -Considered
a Refusal to Arbitrate.
United Press Service.
THINIDAD, Colo.. May 1.
Troop G. Captain C. C. Smith,
went to Walsenburg today and ,
took charge, the militia leaving
some time this afternoon.
Last night citizens complained
that the members of tbe militia
were robbing them by force and
looting the stores and-saloon.
Captain Smith Immediately
arrested six members of the
; militia and recovered part of the
j loot. Including fifty quarts of
whiskey and twenty-five boxes
of clgare.
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I'nlted Press Service
DENVER, May 1. Congressman
I Martin D. Foster, head of tbe coa
' creislonal strike probe committee,
telegraphed John D. Rockefeller Jr..
Poster, refusing to "enter into nego
tiations of any character with the n
cera or agents of the United Miners."
This declaration Is taken to mean
that the operators will not arbitrate.
I United Press Service
I new YORK, May 1. The demon-
'tttation against John u. Rockefeller
Jr. Is so violent that his home Is be
ing guarded night and day. The po
!ic are concerned about his safety.
j Tho picketing of tho Standard Oil
company's office has been resumed.
Tho pickets wear badges with the
legend: "Thou shall not kill."
A hearse U driven back and forth
! In front of the Rockefeller home. It
jln front of the Rockefeller home,
follows Rockefeller to and from
hH
office.
the Pelicans
until after the eggi have hatched;
that In case any launch parties visit
tho reservation you should personally
accompany them and see that the
blrda are not .unduly disturbed. You
will beheld responsible for the safety
of the birds and should see that they
are not unduly disturbed, even
through Inadvertence. Fleas report
tho nuaei, addresses and tho date
on which any persons visit tbe reser
vation aa a part of your monthly re
ports." During the season the young Mrde
are growing, tbe floating lililde J"
the liower Lake are visited Tsevlr kr.
thousands.
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