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KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Ellihlll Yinii- Sit. M.II7M
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1914
Price, Five Osaka
STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION ACCUSES CALHOUN
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Wlluill I'lll. Mall t'Mitl tln tililiijf
llnl ill Informal h'H tn III!' S'ru.-
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MAUAIIA PALI., Out . Mnr 23
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i iiiiiirrntiHiit llml real mi'illa
tic rtl h Hill ho tmld Ihlt "tmltlK
Tl atn to llntkatr preterm ho
tr. wait, lt thu ruliti'lfiirM
(i j I ti Hervlr
i II V t 111 M4 33 - Clinlic. if
ft -I. nl (.ulHf"!! Fi'dcfal suit Itrhrl
ftf tirr tint" llrrri today
kin. i.iiii.rol At;ttlUr from Tamplro,
lamli-d troop nt Puna ilnl timlu
Utiilnt l't ronton
UAHIIINUTON. MJT 23.- Ktimom
( liln tit nit Iuihmii1I!I6 tollitpnn of;
tho lliiiftft mliitltiUtratli'ii. hut tho'
i.nir.,,1. will lllll llat-llKJt lllU I
frf-nlilmit Wll.ou Uan ontrr.'il "'"
onirml. hrti-toforn il."'HliK iif l
niuatit ullfttt Hnri'tari llryait U a
InlLalli n ttu Mi tit
CRATER LAKE TO
SOON BE OPENED
" ims iirdi'tiil that mi Indian limber hoiU('slltm which In of so much 1m-,
llMini III'IIKON mthlXI"JvHTIIlP!old This sliiiatliin has obtained portanco In Klamath county, will he
'sAVH Tilt: KNOW IS IWPIIH.V, ",r" "n ft vnr wltltom relief. sutlM Hoot.er.
IIIHAI'PF-MtlNO
TllAVF.li
HTAItTIMl FAItl.Y
" '- loral tnttlemeti, lime returned from
.. ., ..,...,r'a trlii to Sllwr Lake. They report
Mi.iriHiiin f --. - v - I
.if Crnlr l.nkii N'lilloiuil I'll fit. I 111'
Kfetit Klamtith woniler will
( i i i"i-
Iblo to nutomobllo Irnnlo In Juno
Ilu states that tlm snow Is rapidly
innllliiK. and that thu Jel'th at Camp
Arnnl Is two feet.
Mr. Moinyer slates tlttit thero has
liin fotisldernblii travel Into the park
this season, II)' tho llrst of June, ho
I'M't'tls Hint (horn will h at least
100 mime reKlslnred nt lieutlijtinrters
Baccalaureate Sermon
Service Will Be Held Tomorrow at High School
I'urtakliiK of tho nature of a church
service us woll ns it most solemn func
tion In tho high school year, tho buc
tuluitriiato services of tho Klitmath
County high school will ho holt! at 1 1
o'clock tomorrow foiviiooii Jh (tho
high school auditorium. Hoverul
ihurchos will tiUoml UiIh, Instead of
holding services.
"Canto Dlom," or "seise tho oppor
tunity," the class motto, Is tho ser
mon thomo selected by Elder Harlan,
pastor of the Christian church, who
" - - - mmm w i iil""B"M'hrJVV-W'-V'V'"W"W'V"M'V'V'M"U"VW
Wilson Asked to
President Is Appealed to
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ll....-, ..I ..f I... InLirliir nil it 111.
(mlll10,(u,r t'ato SflU for ut-
, i.ihii.iu to dcti-r-
tin, i in mi limiMH-tlon to deti'r-
vwreHBamneu
Van ( -YravaVaVaK
-? , awawaW
Cf , i aaaaaahw
. JFalBfafafrcr'V'WiMU'ikal
'mllm the itnitliiu of ri'iipclllHK tho till mrtlon.
'Klamath HUcru brlllK I" allt. tho The CouiitilMloner of Indian Af
ilitiitter ha been taken up with I'reitl- fair prontlited it ho would Innpecl.
Mriil WiUou. Uti Klamath niK'nntluii In May and
, Toilny, tho Klamath Chamber of definitely determine the mutter, but
totitttirrri! unit tho following lelf
Krnm to tho nation's rxccutlw
To tho I'rtiiltlriit. Washlngtont
iiiir.i.in nf liutiiiii AiTnlrM has cloiird
tho rlu-rs on tho Klantuth Indian reit-j
..r,, .iiMi, ii, Inrirliii! iiiiirntlonit it tut
(Kill I'niir Iteiir.
, t'hfsler Autv nml Alex Davis,
ithul tut the rtiHt sldo of tho Klamath
.'Mnrsh. Ill Ailaltm uinl Alidrow Kos-
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ter hiio
ilnj .
kllleil four boars In four
doing to Ouiyou city.
Mr uinl Mrs. (lorry 11. Coxad and
daughter leave tomorrow In their
inneiiliii) for Canyon City, their for
mer home. They will spend several-
(ln)H WhUIiiK friends.
will deliver tho sermon to tho settlor
elii Thero Will also ho musical
rendu Urns by n choir composed of tho
combined girls' and hoys' gloo cuius.
Tho proKtam urrangod, follews:
Doxology Congtegatlon
Invocation ov. A. 0. Simmons
Hnn Choir
iwintiir., Hiudltii!. Itov. Htubblullehl
Prayer Rev. K. O. Rlchnrds
gong u0'r
"Carpo Diem.." KlUer 8. 1. Hurlan
Hong ch0,r
Baaedlotlon
Hasten Opening
in Move to Help Logging
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wiuso.v
III Dm KlirlOllH lIptfllnLMll tlf tho WL'l-
f:illi mill llllKlllI'MH IllturOtM Of Solltll-I
nmttorn OrvKoti. tho lumbfr buitliiut'
IikIiik ono of Uio chlf InUurtrlra In'
heltiK ono of Uio chief Indttftrliit In
hu han deferrnl hi lslt until tlio rail
.months. Tho situation Is In need '
of a spwdy remedy. Will you please
tinier tlial action im titl.en.
Kliiiimlh Chambor or Comiuvrcc'
It Is hoped III tills manner, Uio I
E
IS OPEN 31 YEARS
lltmiXd THAT 'iiMU IT HAS TAK
KN IN XEAUIiY TWEXTY-FOUH
MILLIONS IN TOLLS I)K THE
MUNICIPALITY
United Press Service
NEW YORK. May 23. Thirty-one
yonrs ago today UrooMyn bridge, for
u long time tho greatest structure
that spanned any river, was opened
to t rattle. Tho only celebration was
the Hying of llags from tho Manhat
tan and llrooklyu ends.
in Its thltty-ono years tho great
suspension bridge has oaruod closo to
12-1.000.000 In tolls for tho city, ac
cording to estimates on tho earnings
of 2a,224,li72,31 up to ono year ago.
Tho greatest souvso of rovonuo is
rrnm utrimt i'ii r ii. All uveraRO of
about 4.000. nt a revenue of ten cents
u car, pass over tho bridge every day.
Alexander Is Ret tor.
Archie Alexander is nblo to be on
thu stroots again, titter being laid up
with tonsllltlfl,
A rancher litis applied for rental
of 320 acres of tho Pike national
forest, Colorado, to bo used lu con-
uoctlon with prlvato land for rais
ing elk as a commercial venture.
BROOKLYN
BRIDG
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:H,iH:trr'':iBecker Is Not Yet in Despair
Was glnd to get your paper
M,"wl" tho ncllMUt of the
local Chamber of Commerce and
e the reorganization of that body. IfOl U 1 1
: r Xlrirrs I ConvictedaSecondTime.HeSeekstoMakeAppeal
,: :r rrLrirs :,
tin it (trv inrlntltii: financially.
ThU tunteii nt n niimt ojiportiino i
time lift ilurltit; tlio year IHK. '
4 111 on- will ) niiny Ui'mntnU
ii pun )mr (omiiiunlty wlilrh j
tnimt b lintvllcil thrciiKh the
C'hftinhr of Commerce. ,
Wo liiivi- iittKlc a hullttln of
inur imiwr to that our bim!iien
!
men mav know wliut the nubile
(iplrlti-d rltltftia of Klamath
Full art iIoIiik to lfplop tlnIr t
rommutilty. Youtu eordlally. ;
C C CHAl'MAN '
J.
IS- '
HEIO 10 JURY:
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MAN .llltrjTi:i lV IIAYIH.V
Ml'ST AITKAU lli:FOKK IV
QflSITOItlAI. IIOIIY O.V rilAIUSI
Ol ItOlllllNti MXtltK
' Jay fJroom, arrenteJ on a charge
'of burglarUlntj Jamw DUon'g utoro
ul Fort Klamath, rout appear before
tho sranJ Jury, ilu vaa bound over
this morning hy Justice of Uie Feaco
K, V. (Sou en.
(room watt arretted ou the Klam
ath reeratloit numeral hours after
tho robbery was discovered. The tes
timony tended to stronsly connect
him with th. theft of SO from the
Dixon till.
WEED MAY COME
STRONG ON 4TH
. A,UTi0v T iu.l AXIUtASlV.
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nillMi IN SKYKIUli miNDItCIt
CITI.KXS
I Prcseut luillcatlons point to Weed
bringing their baseball team and 22
1 piece band to Klamath Falls during
.the Rodeo.
A letter from Manager R. A. Caven
slates they nro willing to arrauge a
nanio for the Elks' celebration here.
and bring oer their band and the en-
tiro population of the town.
It is probable that u delegatlou of
Elks and baseball Manager Warren
Duhl will go to Weed Uio first of next
w euk to make arrangements for such
an excursion.
YREKA WRITER
SAYS IT'S FOUL
CONTENTION OF LOCAL PLAYERS
ADOPT THE UMPIRE'S DECIS
mv nv ltlFF IIIH.VGINO TWO
RUNS IS SUPPORTED
In bearing out thu statement mode
by local players about tno l resa
gume, tho SlsKijou iows una uiu ioi
lowittg: "Tho boys from Klamath are a
gentlemanly lot of follows and good
sports, Tito ball that went down tno
first baso lino and called rtxir was
Just ground for argument. To tho
writer ihu ball seemed foul by soveral
Inched."
Whon their homo paper puts It
like that )Ou'vo got to baud It right
hack that they are a pretty good
bunch of scribes,
GROOM
CIIAUI.l-S
United Press Service
NEW YORK. May 23. Although
last night a jury speedily found him
guilty of murder In the first degree,
.,.iin,. i,u srrond trial, former Police
, !t,.i.r does not despair,
Uli.'UVMv .,,..--- - . . . f
of scaping death In the electric cnatr. j
Today he ummoneu n ,. -""'"I". . ' ' hou ' " slnK
examine lite iranii. "' -
' i.i.i. .. imliit whpreon to liang BIS'
eekliK a point thereon B
ii'i"'i
Hecker
believes that his
of being acuuiued of the murder of(ulle
SPANISH WAR
VETS ORGANIZE
WILLIAM .McKI.VI.KY CAMP is
FORMED, AND OFFICERS ARE
ELECTED. ANOTHER MEETING
.MONDAY MliHT
Formal orgaiiUatloii. of. William
McKintey Camp. United Spanish War
Veterans, was formed last night, at
n meeting of eteruns of '3S, hold at
the court house. The following of
ficers were chesen:
Con uinuder, Charles J. Ferguson;
ci.in.- vti-.-. Commander. Arthur K.
Wilson; Junior VUe Commander, F.
E. Ankeny: (Hiker of tho Day, J. U.
Camp, Officer of the Guard, i.. u.
Sllvey; Trustees, Thomas Lyon. C.
11. Ritter and t!. T. McDonald.
Ai.ilinr iiKHitinir will bo held
Monday night for tho ueneflt of vet-j
erans who wcro unable to attcnu
last night's meeting. At Mondays
meeting tho charter will bo closed.
ENGINEERS WILL
PLAY LOCAL TEAM
MEN FlUMl CH1LOQUI.V WILL TRY
TO DAM UP KLAMATH'S LUCK
AND D1VKIIT THE KUXS TO THE
OTHER SIDE
Tomorrow afternoon the first real
ball game of the season on the home
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B&1-VJmh8Iib
(borrow money with which to Bay
liKCKRK. new e,npment. The coHUBlssloa
Gambler Rosenthal would have been'saW the company ought to hT the
better If he had testified. This view
Is also taken by Attorney Marshall,,
Although Cockran and the other at-
tornejs for the defense disagree. ,
i ...in u iv n.r.n.c hifn. tho
il WO Km U.VU.M9 W.W. V w
court of appeals makes
in lu .
- , . ..
prison aner uciag imwuroi i" .-.
enterta8 the death house at'
None entering tite ueatu nouse ai
chance'sing Sing so far hao ever emerged
o'clock
'grounds will be called at
Itiv ninnlr.t Tom Watters.
I
The local lads are going to meet
a much bettor team than most people
think, and It Is the opinion o base
ball experts that the game will be nip
and tuck from the start to the finish.
This will be tho first opportunity
k.A Innnl fnna tt ahnil ttlCkll fin-
for the local fans to show their ap
preclation of a good ball team, and
it is believed that ttey win turn out
In goodly numbers, not only to swell
the gate receipts, but to yell for their
own team.
MUs Opal Donart left this morning
for Portland where she goes to take
treatment from an eye specialist.
Miss Donart has been troubled for
some time with weak eyes, and has
decided to stay In Portland until a
nermancnt cure Is affected. She will
stay with her aunt, Mrs. James Purk-
aplie, wimo in roritana.
G. A. R. Memorial Service
Sermon Tomorrow, Procession and Exercise Later
Plans for the proper observance of
Memorial Day are progressing nicely.
The prospects are for tho most fitting
observance in the history or tne cny.
The first of the Memorial observ
ance will bo held tomorrow, when the
memorial sermon will bo delivered
by Rev. Larktu Stucker, chaplain of
Sprague Post, Q. A. R. This service
will be held in tho courthouse pars.
at 3 o'clock. All of the pastors or
th city have been extended a special
Invitation, to participate, and the clU-j
sens of the town are Invited to be
present.
SAY EX-HEAD OF
UNITED RAILWAYS
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i
TOOK A MILLION
CAl.HOUX IS SCOKKD IN
cia i rtEPonr
orw-
lis CliarKed With Appropriating Co-
pany's Funds to Finance FrfTate
j Kuterprlse. Had Power to Vms
I Concern' Mouejra Jw aa Me 8w
i Fit. Calhoun Make a Sweepiac
I Denial of it
I United Press Serrlco
t SAN FRANCISCO. May 2S The
1 State Railway Commlsajoa today ren
'dered a decision charging Patrick CaK.
ihoun. former president of the United
jStreet Railroads, with appropriating
'in excess of 1, 000, 000 of the coal
Jpany's money to finance prirate -
terp rises.
i The report termed the transaction
kas "a loot and fraud upon the public
and upon the bond aad note holders."
It denounced Calhoun and the direct-?
!ora acquiescing. r
The revelation was made la cob-
ncction with the lnveetigatloa fol-
, lowing tho company's application to
money wunoui oorrowm .
The directors of the company. I
1912 passed a resolution empowerlsg
Calhoun to divert the funds to any
end he deemed desirable. The com-
a decision mission alleges mat lasi year ne -!erted
J1.09C.000 to the Solano irrl-
Uo pr0motlnK.
, ,nd,at!ve of tho lmnosslblUty of
A. . ,
recovering the money, the commission
.....,, -
.reported that Jesse LIUenthal, Cal-,
i nouns successor. lorcca uainoua u
'give a note for the amount diverted,
land then listed the note among the
'company's assets at a value of one
dollar.
Dredger U oa the Job.
mammoth aredger. Klamath'
, hef Rt peMctn
acrM-
Wocus Bay for U8e ln digging the
I . . .. n . a. J
MCCornacK canal, rne tagie. www
the "Queen" over, making the wind
ing tour over the' shallow waters of
Wocus Bay without mishap.
Yncation Over.
After two weeks vacation.
MUs,
Hazel Dames is again at the long
distance switchboard ln tho exchange
rooms of the local telephone company.
Mrs. Dr. I. C. Bush, of Santa Crus,
Is visiting at tho home of Mrs. B. S.
Phillips. Mrs. Bush expects to be In -Klamath
Falls about a month before
returning to her home in California.
Tho plans for the observance of
Memorial Day being worked out by
Capt. O. C, Applegate and W. A. Dei
zell include a procession and patriotic
exercises. The procession will form
in front of toe court bouse nt !
Members ot roe u. a. k. ana w
men's Relief Corps
will nutreb.ita ffi
tho Link River bridge where tner will j1: -.,
. .. . vr.
will scatter flowers on the water r , '
otherwise honor, those whe tei V k
Ing on the seaa for the
Stripes. Upon the reUrn
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