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KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
rMglilli Year N. U.UrtU
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914
Prtee, Fir
Huerta Strength
REBELS CAPTURE
MAZATLAN TODAY
SAY THE WIRES
visa HUMIIH
Itrlx-t I-tmW U All I'lrtlllllllC III
Cruli llurrti li) tlte Capture uf
Tm TtiiUlll I'nlrmU l Nnlllllli
) 'Attacking That rit) Willi mi
IhrrMltrhiiluK F"M r John IU.
-! Mixirr Mrnllimnl n MntUtor
tJtilUd l'f ttcrlc
mm anuki.kk, Mr : t.- rii
of Vlniatlnn. mi the cofl. tirremterr
lo the rosiatlfittloiinlUlna today, ac
cording lu dUpAlrliot Jiui rrelet by
lUtntnlllutlofinlItt filllll liri.
An iierot'Uiif ued li) the rt
l In thrlr BlUrU mi the iwaporl,
Vim droppiM liomlm from thr Into
ikr rity ih deadl) i-rwi
I'nltcd I'rw Sertlr
HI, PAtfO, M 7 (Mid-I Pmichu
VIIU U planning iii&tr trokr.,
hied uiirrrmli lltrt huj- ThU
MU capture of the rtillllo.grrl.o,i.
tm. 10,000 f-Jr-r.l troop, arc.
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United I'rcM Service
I.Alti:iH), May 7 A constitution
llt cmuirtictlon train riturntd
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Nm l.rdo today from I Jarlln.
... r,,, -,,orai prisoners.
United 1'rena Rervlce
WAHIIINOTON, l
f . May 7.--I
It U llliilprtooil (hat John HnMrlt
Moom, fnrmor ndvUor of thr statu
tlosrtmptit, nnd llnnnl Taylor nrx
mNilloncd as possible mediators. It
l aUo report! that Wilson Is con
llTlng iiiombern of the siiretn
rmin for this work.
Ilninii VUllur Here.
Mrs II, K. Chlltlero I m Wsllor In
llicrounty seat from llotinuxn, IiiivIiik I
rrle( Wediiesdny evening I
AiMher lcal Kale.
TliroiiRh the It, I!
Smith Realty
"Hiipnny, it ileal was eloseit this lifter
imoii for the sain of lot li, blork fi3,
of NlrlinU adilltloii, with the Mix-room
house thereon, Tho new owner Is
MIm Miiry Weller, she having mr
rlm.e.l It from I). M, Orlrllth, of Kngle
IIMKe
forestry experts have domonstrat
'I thai tenk timber cun bo raised on
I'lnntiitlons Hint Is a strong ns that
from natural forest.
Local "Movies" Shown
Reel at Temple Is First
Tlio product or Klnmatli Falls'
latest metropolitan onterprlic, a mo
Hon plctiiro studio, mndo lis Initial
'il'I'Miruiii'o at tho Tmnplu theater last
ttlKtit, when u short rend of pictures,
uliuwlng scones on Link River, was a
I'ort of tho program, The reel at
irnited ho muoh Interest tbst It will
run again tonight.
The film Is the product of tbo Miller
ART ACORD HIRED
TO GET STOCK IN
SHAPE FOR RODEO
,WAK A KTH ittiii: rillsT i:i.lis'
MIOW
Man Who I'tMilt I li.i Mimr) In Hull-lli'.-llill
nml IImmmIhi UlKliliK Hi
Ihr lll Itixlni I irrurrtl in 1,'ri
lni. I'm 'Miriti In Ciiiiilllloil, nml
IKi IMillillii.it Milling nml Ituplug
W.iil. slum MluiM-lf.
Alt Arord, oil" til Ilia liel known
riiMtm) In I ho Writ, ami n lnr wher
'r lin iinHr In iIiIIiik. riiplug mill
lillllililXKltlK, l l l" oil"' I'f Itlf fl'R
ii m the Klkii' llixlro, Jul)- 3, 4
slid , At li mrvtItiK of (ho directors
lii-lil lanl nlKht, Arurtt was nutnsrit u
take i Initio u( arrniiKWiirtitu fur tho
irtiiiitxu. Krttitix
shape. te.
lltr lirmirliin Into
In addition. Ainu) will iln ehlM
Uimi work in the ilruukfii tlili- In'
lint mi nut rlut, anil lip U tijilall)
soimI mi Itiimmi rlillnc unit other irlrk
work
An li rider of fraction sicrd,
Acurtt' work U Hrll known hem, a!
0"k u" nr ''" l in burklnc-
.U-,cl,"l U" n"1 " lu, m,7 All
that Hum it rode "Cyclone," till'
.... t i I
iriiainpmti Minting iiiimo ui iiio wuriii.i Tlio Aiiirruati iroop on inu airxi- '" " "' ' ""
'" W -nr rMr but',.,,, UvA ar--nJ)llllc lh-m.rfM , - T.,,.r outdoor life Ims hard-
Arutd lln In .lino ilivru and HVrr III . fji tl llictii lu a llmut lIKo Ihey
JjSJJV; rdrr to ..,,, , Mttro lpy aro
,JJXrSlu MrX"'" A" "' Trt'n-4Ur for lonit marcl.. The troop
ACOfll UBS Ulrll III IIIO SIIO OUSI
n om for sovvrnl )rar. and has starred
at thu Itouiul-l'p. Kroullcr Day, and
nit tlu Wild Wit contest Hi' lias
nniini.,iil h fiimilmr iif tliiii. nlld thul
drrCiri of. lp ,,,,, ftH., Urcd'
.ml ,n mli . ,,. w
prnpofly workwt out to mako tho
nlmw as ocltliiK and siircciwful as
K)lble.
Wolf VerduKit ami Johnnie Jiultl,
jrlders and ropers, lui were hero " 'mkukiix WOMAN WILL UK IIUII-lriOXKKU "OUKtJOX TRAIL" IU.AZ-"".Sir-Ji
"mll't ! IK.. THK ,.RKHsT,:,Axl .U. IS ULIIKLD ,V COURT-HIS
here, llotli are real riders, ami both
are adopt with the lacso. Tho fact
thai Arord Is connected with tho stag
ing or I be Itodeo will attract many
row puncher who lme won world
fnmo to Klamath KnllH as contestants
fur ,o big prlies.
Arord Is expected here within a
,cry short time, and he will at "c
start work of rounding up nil tho bad
lliorsea III the Klamath llaslu. All of
tho outlaw will Im tried nut. anil
those that show real class as barker
will bo cured for nnd put Into condi
tion for real hard llglit with rider.
Ily this system of elimination only
tho meanest horse will ho used In
the bucking riintosl, the wild horse
being aed for tlio wild horse rare.
Chicago has about 00 mm Ing pic
tuio shows, wllli n dally nttomUnce
of 500,000 persons
to Be Fully Made in City
Photo compmany, (atnous for Its
Southern Oregon scenic picture. Tho
company will tako many oilier motion
film.
Till Is not the llrt tlmo Hint local
sconery has boon sliown lu motion
pictures, but the exhibition at tlio
Tomplo Is that of pictures Hint wero
taken by local men and dtvoloMd and
made ready for oxhlbttlou right In
KUrusth Falls.
American Troops on the Mexican
Border Awaiting Service in Mexico
A I A! wP -- r i fat Js3ffi.cx4W;t"?
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UmU'l lIIll,..IIIHn HUH IVhUHVHWI HIV
BAILEY FUNERAL
TOMORROW P.M.
nU'HCH DIKD UAHT XKiHT IX
KLAMATH KAI.UH
The funeral of the late Mrs. Clara
llalley, who died last night nl tho i:ra Mcokor, the old pioneer and trail i VIENNA, Muy 7. About 150 the
honu5of Mr. -Mrs i: n Uamsby blaser --ed a jierdlct at Uob-' ,.
lu not springs nuuiuon. win oo nei.i.v
tomorrow afternoon from tho Pres.Centnilla, lu Meeker's suit to recover
hytnrlnu church,
Mr, llalley wn
41 oar of age.
Her death wiih dun to paralysis.
She loin on a husband, who hut, a
homestead near Merrill, and u son lnuperiiir court rendered a Judgment
Loh AuKele.
8TH GRADE EXAMS
ARE BEING HELD
FINAL ASSEMBLY AT THK CI'.X
TRAL SCHOOL WEDNESDAY
FORENOON QUESTIONS PRE
PARED BY THE STATE
Exumliiatlou for entniiuo Into tho
high school aro being taken by tho
Eighth grade pupils nt tho Central
school. Thoy will continue tomorrow.
Tho final assembly was hold Wed
nesday forenoon, when E, L. Elliott
and W. A. Dolxell spoke uiul Mrs.
Zumwalt sang.
Tho examination being taken by tho
grado Is prepared at tbo office of tho
state department of education at
Salotu, nnd la tho sanio throughout
tlio alaio. This makes It possible for
a local student successfully passed to
enter any high school in Hie stato on
his certificate.
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EZRA MEEKER IS
GIVEN HIS LAND
I'ltAIRIK 8CHOOXKR RKCKXTLV
RKTHACKD ROUTU
UKNTRAL1A, Wash., Ma 7.
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property which he alleged rightfully (
belonged to liU wife at the time of her
'death.
Jutlgu
Kko in the Lewis county I
In favor of Mr. MeeKer. j'
Mrs. Waddlo and Mrs. Meeker were,
.sisters. At tho death of tho former,
her husband iKsumed control of hor,
pioporty, but the court holds that It
was hor personal property, nnd, with
tho exception of a $2,000 mortgiigu
held by Wnddle, should liavo boon di
vided among thu husband mid other
relatives
I on HiilliltiiK to Mou.
M It Dot leaves In the morning for
Fort Klnmath, tnklng with htm tm
outfit for moving tlio Hesslg building,
occupied by tho store, postofllco and I
hull, to n site two blocks nway. Tho!
gnrngo uiul oil house will also tm
moved thoro. I
New Piano True-.
C. F. Shephord and sou, L. K.
Shepherd, arrived hero last evening
f i om Ashland, bringing with tliom a
now no horsepower Chalmers piano
truck, which will bo used by tho local
ptnno house of Shopherd & Son. L.
K, Shopherd wll romalu horo during
tlio Bummer to assist his brother In
making dellvorte. of Instruments
throughout tho interior.
Guatemala's 1913 coffeo crop is es
timated at 79,733,714 pounds.
Failing Fast
tiil I....... Iniir..! 4 ,1... 1 1 f . I.. ..!
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march,.. The sickness and .orene
hlch usually U found in the army In
u. early MaKc f a war will not be
llielr. because they hnvo Kon
UHUUhll t'lVIIIUIHUij UlllUIUh,
MOVIES TO PAY
FOR AEROPLANES
Al'STRI.V RESORTS TO A NOVEL
METHOD IN ORDER TO ADD AN,
AVIATION CORPS TO ITS FIGHT-
ISC, FORCE
United Press Senlce
Austria nave "movio" shows today.
proceeds of which are to'
swell tho fund for Austria's military
ilor,a, flee,
1'receded by much publicity, tho
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theaters were crowded for each film '
Enough was reallted to purchase
ten aeroplanes.
STEAMER FIRE
ON LAKE ERIE
BIG FREIGHTER BURNS IX) THE
WATER'S EDGE, BUT CREW ES-
CAPES BY BEACHING THE VE8-
SKI LEFT PORT YESTERDAY
Red Press Servioa
ERIE, Pu May 7. The big freight
steamer City of Rome, bound to To
ledo from Buffalo, was burned to the
water's edge of Ripley, N. Y this
morning.
Yestoiduy tho boat discharged a
cargo of oats al Buffalo; and started
Immediately for Toledo to load with
lumber.
When the tire was discovered tho
vessel was headed for tbo shore and
boached, the eutlro crew escaping.
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CRYSTAl HEARING !HUERTA W)ll BE
IS HELD Mf! cuiED III TWO
SAMKiX MAX ACCUSKII OF TAK-1
lc; xi,m0 KltOM THOMAS IX) VK
SAV8 HK fJAVK A IORTRAOK AS
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The preliminary hearing of Al,
Crjstal, proprietor of the "Second,
Clais" saloon, commenced In Justice
, uontll court luia muruiui. ttiD
this afternoon the taking of testimony'
lunded, and the arguments will be glv
en In the morning.
Crystal Is charged with larceny by
balleo. Tho charge was made by Thou.
i.oe,' woo anegoi mat ruii is j
withholding J 1000 belonging to Love.
The evidence brought out by Dls- I
trlcl Attorney John Irwin was to the,
effect that Love, In an Intoxicated;
condition, entrusted $1,300 Into Crys- (
tal's care.
Later, when he demanded I
tho moner. the prosecution held. Crys
tal rafiiMf in mm th mnrmv nvr In
him. giving him a check for a little j
over 100,
The testimony of the state was also
to the effect that after Love had
threatened to go to law over the mat
ter, Crystal made a note and chattel
mortgage In favor of Love, and en
di'avored Jq get lve to take theee as
security.
Crystal made a sweeping denial of
this. He says the money was loaned
to him on a promissory note and the
mortgage. He also stated that ho had
advanced money to Lore for meal
tickets and liquor, and he denied any
attempt to take Love's money.
District Attorney Irwin appears for
tho state, and W. H. A. Keaner lor'ine iuPr i nr
I Crystal. This afternoon, at the In-1
stance of tho state, Charles J. Pergu-laen
son was engaged to make a steno
graphic report of the testimony of tho
defense.
Tho court room a crowded all
day with men.
MAY BUILD U. S.
BOATS ON COAST
AMENDMENT ADOPTED BY THE
HOUSE PROVIDES FOR CON-i
I
STRUCTIOX OF THREE SUBMA -
1UNE8 IX WEST, IF POSSLBLE J
United Press Service
YVAHHINUTUK, U. J., May i.
The house today adopted uu amend-
.ment to tho naval bill providing that
,hree coagt tlefcn80 submarine tor -
ped0 boats be buiu on the pacific
coast if possible to build them there
as cheaply as in the Bast.
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Omaha's 1913 manufactured out-1
put was valued at $193,385,671. " -
Reclamationists Are Here
Engineers Will Consider
For the purpose of studying the
dralnago problems under the Klamath
project, and devising methods of most
effect hely draining, D. W, Murphy of
Washington, engineer in charge of
drainage, and Consulting Engineer
D. C. Henny from Portland are here.
Supervising Engineer E, Q. Hopson
will arrive in a few days, and these
throe, with Project Manager J. O,
Camp and B. E. Hayden, In charge of
WEEKS.IS REPORT
DICTATOR'S MtTTHODS HRCOMINO
VERY LAX
jl'ronilacnt Ma Just Retnraed Fi
Mexico City lteUerea That Me-ta
tloa Will Xot Be Xere-tarr, la Or.
tier lo Eliminate Huerta Adas -
istratloa Belives the CoUt-e
ullit Victories Are a Help.
By WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD
(Staff Correspondent)
VERA CRUZ. May 7. The con-
plte disintegration of the HnerU
governmeat wlthia
'
a fortnight la ars
phesled by 'for
eigners just bere
from the Mexican
capital.
The Huerta gov
ernment la cettlag
lax la lu BitUOl-.
TtoawBoUM -avau
iaiubordlaata, a
arenotatteaptbsc to arrsst aay
crlmlnato, saas4
ing most of their
time la the sa-'
loons.
There la very
reaaoa. to baiknre
that the crumbling of Huerta'a
i believe America, will get knee
fa tbLs mediation nronoaltlo- "
said ono prominent America, mer
chant from Mexico City, "only to dis
cover that Huerta haa lost entirely
his power for bargaining for Mexico."
, United Press Serrtce
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 1.
The successes of the consUUUeauUlat
urmy In the north and wast of MIrn
are doing much to clarify the at-Ma-phere
In connection with the Mac
lean muddle.
The administration officials are con
fident that Huerta will eliminate him
self as soon as theCarransa coaquest
.of the north is complete.
Bf9l
Watt .'
"b does t1h1l8'',t ta ? j
the factions will at once cement their
differences.
United Press Service
, WASHINGTON, V. C, May 7.
I Nelson O'Shaughneasy, charge d'af
faires at Mexico City since Ambassa
dor Llnd was stationed at Vera Crux,
' reached hero, this morning to confer
lwlth Dryan this afternoon regarding
tho Mexican situation. He refuses to
'discuss the matter.
It Is understood that the admlaJa-
tratlon is secretly antagonistic to
O'Shaughneasy, and the meeting this
afternoon may be stormy.
the Draaage PraUeas
operaUon and maintenance on the
Klamath project, will conveae ae -.,
drainage board.
The findings of this board will thes
be submitted to the reclamation board
in Washington, to approve er revest.
After the board's decision U known.
the matter will then be put up U tbVa' ';
water user, for them to ratify or in
ject. The coat of thla drina wilt
be additional to the
charges already taesJ.
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