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Clulillt VimU No. U.IO'J
KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE25, 1914
Price, Ftw
VILLA'S SOLDIERS TAB
IMPORTANT CITIES
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W - & S5, S"wL
ZACATECAS IS TAKEN BY VILLA
AFTER 2,500 ARE KILLED; FEDERALS
BLOW OP RAILROADS TO THE SOUTH
UTl'ltl. Till. m W h
MIDI! Tt'UHDW MRU I.
sVs uiti: Willi-
IWllPtitl Ttt.U y.n.tMHI Ixlnul ltmr
urn i't k rtiiini, mi. i
llir riu'tl lit ll"l'l llir II'Ih-I
I'uim lUuk 1'imu Mli I II)
III Pinlir llir 1'mnnui' u( III
Mrli 111 llir" liSr,
I blLd I'IMI rWfr
m to:.. J mm 34 -A-riline
ir t-.utill.liMl lilrrrapIiU mmiuutilra
tmn Icnm the tnuh. ihr ruiiiltoilot
l( lufrc raptured Zrl"f Two
iU) lilsM.
VHU lirl (ruin hrr- it$U morn
tat. rtllilln Um fulrrl ! at
; AuO llllrj end I.UUfl .ounJiHl, ntiil
hi, ii. u (m m 100 Ulllr.l ami 3oo
WtlUKllr.l ll W lJi-lpr.l lllkt llr UII-
MrtlllllSlK lilt WI u J
In 1.1. itLwirh.. Villa M hrlUwH.-., Pir.-rtlce
,, .,-. NIAGARA I AM. I. OM Jnuu it,
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i: ri.mm, nliir lnln una much
tnunllluii anil pnilioiit.
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lledifo lliojr arualed llic cH) lh
fdiU iljtnmllr4 Ut irlueiiul
lUlldlli. Man) al blin tipn
Ibo lcHirl0U irbpU nulled In.
iibcrl Itnfrim nd nn oilr IiIkU
uir.rri, tlli a iriiiiint ol llirlr tJii
liunda. aro rtrrlne lowmd Astf. Cnll
rnlr l( nnrtU lUrrnn. U tl '
VrlBto Jnlli itiolr tuliinmnd llioioj
lor a ll lnd icln.t Hi" robul. it'
I. Ullmr.1 lll III") H1 '"' pr,'
1U OOn truuu llirft'. bildi' 100 ilold '
ic and pvort tumdied rapid (Ire
sun. !
Vlllj bi h rommand a I .0uu(
UiKilKi. lt!dr., (innt-ral uouni'
in rnmnikud of an arm) u( 1S.00U
AccordluK i..m.lllull.mIUl t.cad.1
UUrler Imru, a(tr tlir bad bm-n,
. I. .!.. .ti.lill Pltl.l. 1
Min.nirrauio irm.......R .-" ,
rn ami uun'i riiuhiw, . ---
lodcraU back to lln city b) a clianto
In lilcli til ontlrn command of .'J.
nou men tiartlrlpatint, Tuwla) uoon
III artlllory ullt-nrnl Ki ' l,'
fedoraU,
Prom thl limn until tbo ell) 'n"
nvaciiatvil,
tticri' wrrw rcpoatodl
cnargrt up mu nut u) i"'' i ' IWl,u.rn Vdi-ratlon of .Minors,
der Manclovla. Ilerrrra. Ori.. f , , rar ,U
HodrlRUM. TIimp ro,nmWn.U.r- ur- ,r xs ,,,,,.
sonnlly led IIilho nssaulls. and Villa '"
roinuiKiiilcd Uikiu and llmlr in dr."" """"
li.ritiM ii 1 1... tin .. i i.tliltill of lmlrl", ""
t ! . t. . ...l..ld ltll
ollc rouraaa ho had over wllm-snod
A. lhr- n.Ml .outliward lit. fod.r-of llaluchlalmi an. nomadic In lliuir ..,L.g nil ,,, llitnil not lu wcok
.1. deauJyl ItrrlSu It will ImblU ami .lnpi..lnl Mr lh.li H;-ll- M , WIM llU ropl). I holloa
la lealnowl IH rnliroa Mm ()f nKr,(,miri) j -.j rr,KMrU) In the past
":;. "r, . ::'.,': ;;,,;,.,. ..... nMW r mnu
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Dunsmuir
Weed Train Will Take
In addition lo Mivcrul liiinilriiil res
IdunU of Weed, Ilm Weed blind, the
Wwd baseball learn, etc., I ho Bpeclal,
train to reurh hero on tho morning of
July 3 will carry large delegations
from towns as far south as D"'
mulr.
A lottor to this effect was received
thia morning from Vftwi by offlcora
of tha Rodao Amusement Association.
aBTCSrJriBeSBeBeBeHHaBflMI
irinl llli
(or tl' hv b f. fit
t rtt-ltV
I poplin itm ruMnrv llml "I rMenla-Jm
;..,, nl c,ffnw . r ,oi. In Oil
rll'. lli (prllnc in erriwlne Hiat Car-1 VniUi I'rtM Service
rans lll rl i nrsulMIc ltc waSHINCTON. 1. C, Juhu 25
VHIn Iim taVin 'untircnii AillrolnK iho VlrKltiU KdltorUl An-
AiiiiAtcull H mrdlators lwv r(M(iniili)ii thin nricriioou. President
r.!Ht no n.uritr-i thm l'fmnniviMin alil thut not with liU connent
i .rnilltiK iIkIphuI-" Ponillnic ,j(iulil ilirre bo nuy pontiunimont lu
mint (rom lilin no iu'eollatioi.t will ,u, lrll)il program :ih laid out by tliu
Imi lirlil niliiiliilxtrntloii
MOVER SAYS HE
WILL COME BACK;
It.iM-ciiirv-rnl' WI'STIMtV PKIHMt.
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ATIOV OP MINIMIS IIII...AI...V.
i inrrit 'Ml lll'ITi: 'IO COM.
iti.oiUIANT.ATION
United Press Hcntce
MUrri:, Mnnl . Jun S6 Word
(rum llidi'tin l to ilm i-ai-ct that It Is
the lutfiitlon of I'n'ildont Mo)er to
........ .. n. .ii.. in iruiinUitw the ruor-
.. r . tirnncli hunt of tllf
,,
I '1 u gronU'i pari of tin- population
,
in Neighboring Boosters
This Hinted that Ilium uio Mivenil
hundred oXCiiislonlHU lu slKbt l
tlieso towns, who woro anxious to sou
(ho Hodeo and ball guinea horo.
In addition, tho Weed boosters have
ordered sovernl hundred spoclal hats,
lu be worn by tho contingent 'rom tho
box factory town. These headpieces
will distinguish them from tho rest
of tho throngs hero and will bo sou
vend a of tho trip.
sm
Special
BENSON
McNARY
BOTH CLAIM JOB
III ( lll.l 1. Ml V LOOKS I.IKI
T II. WRIDA'ICS WILL III..
t mi: wiiriti: itucnrvrs wn.i
in: m.mh!.
1 nitt I I'rciM Senlcu
A !.! u. Juno 05 - -Jlldgi" ll.ni i
ii. i, .ii ,t Ktafnaih 'ill tl-t i.n , i
m ii-xiing lor ttio rrfiuMlcnn nomiii.i
i' ii i"r justice of tbi uu ii.r .. i't
l i.ii... MrKitry bellow Id, . iUi.fi
JK.i- i' in liW (at or.
1 1 rtrlierfcnl conn! uf il a
apparently how a id-
I m imo tandldiiies nut -it nulcm
In to tli't lite un lml prerinei h
O II mm, (. 1 1 ! lll III lltltl IO
i it ! ot .inr
An ! it.. j.l ii lii n.il Ij-rn
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'I P03IP0NE
TRUST PROGRAM
I
fiti-4iii:.vr ".vs wai: ro.M.l
I'l.incn. iHiMi wii.i. ;ir'
t (Vh1ITClUi'.l
iiti:t:iM)Mi
AND CO ItmWAHD
I
I "Tin moIIiI biiuliion mvii ( Hie tin-
Hun nro back i( tlu iror;rain. and t
lirll It I rulilliluUd lilixlmitil Willi
Ktt IU coimiltutlonal frreilom and ro'
'lurwiird. and wht-n It doe Rot It, lj
1 it oplicit)- n litiklnc! rolvnl uniirecc-l
Idcntod in Amcrlran history " '
uiANAMAkTPQm
II fill nillflllLll UillU
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RECOGNIZE UNION
i'Bii.ai:lpiii.n says bocke
iklleb .made great mistake
in the miners strike in col-
ORADO
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Juno 25.
"Should 'inpto)eis lecoguUo orgiiu
Ired labor?" John Wauamaker mis
iiMkod In the couoo of his examina
tion by the fodural commission on In-
JtiiitrlI relalKuts
lbtawb ,., iMd.n.i.u.. u.t ,
i ,..J i. ,.... ,. I,, tlilllK
CIUKH Ul U'dUUIB in vw..,..fc ...
! labor and capital both have the right
to organize."
Wnnanmkor added thnl ho might bu
w
mistaken, but be considered that John, u aUo llovltles tlmt commlBslou
D. Rookefoller "maila a great mistake M l(( lll)l0,Ulll (Uk adjudicate all
when bo put President Wilson, In tho clllmg for indemnity by prlvnto par
posltlon of having to send troops ( tlMf hal ti,0 uied States, In signing
Colorado." ,,l0 KU.omeiit. walNed all claims for
rubor linpiow! EklnhlUhmeut.
A wlmlesalo h well as rotall husl-
nimrt will be can led on by I. P. Tabor
ut his Fourth street emporium. Work
men haui Just completed Btioiving,
... . .
,... the room adjoining has uoon '"'- T:.T"Zn' i. C.
nected with the main room ny a nig turn eiuoi.-u. .c .... ....
urcb. and an extension of the bar er Golf championships started hero to
through this additional room makes day on the links of tho TweaUskl 1
It possible for twice the number of I Golf Club. The preliminary rounds
thirsty to bo accommodated at onomro to bo plnjwl today. Tho tourna-
"" ' I........ ...in nni.llmin Inmnrrnu' nnd Sat-
llnw,
Miss Ann Forsyth has accepted tho
position of policewoman In Aurora,
Illinois,
Resolute Winning
m itvtHibiiHKt 3 VNaHMaaaaaBK -3S iaTy ST"tV ' V
Itesolute, cnndldatofor cupdefond -
or against Shamrock IV, made a beau-
tiful night an bo crossed the line.
winning on tho Sandy Hook Course
. , , , . , '
iiKsiJiai mo viiiino. niui ner main-
sail spread on ono bide, a big balloon ueioro by a vessel an)here nenr herliocallty. and if Klamath county Is for
..n ..... t .... .1... ...i...- i i ...... . . i '
Mill Bpn-ail on tho other, liur lurgest
J.b out lu front, with a balloon jib
on the other side, she tore through
PROTOCOLING
PI FARFR IMINFTi
wnwmi.i
t
i
PltlLSII)i:.NTIli:Lli:VKSTHATXOW'.MA BOUGHT (MB IIST NIGHT,
I Hi: INTERNATIONAL FEA-j TOOK OUT PARTY OF FRIENDS
TIKES ABE SETTLED. THE FAC- AM) i.uNGED OVER A HIGH
TIONS WILL UNITE
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, U.
c, juuo 25
I
0ltlclalsi.ro greatl) encouraged over
tho signing of tho International sec-i.
tlon of the proposed Moxlcuu pro-,
.. . '
tocol latl night. As u rc3ult. It Is ex-
peeled that Huerta and Carrauza lele -
gates ill get together and settle the
Intutuvclnu strifa.
Tho luteruatloual section of the
protocol, which was ratified at N'lug-
iiru Falls lust night, provides that
America, Argentine, Rrazll and Chile
shall recogulzu tho new provisional
goNemmont in .Mexico when It Is
funned, nnd that this will bo formed
nt tho mooting of tho Huerta aud Car-
, dolcgatcs
' ludumnity ou tho part of tho nation.
(iuir ('liiiiiiplouihlw Stmt
United Press Service
KINGSTON. N. Y., Juno 'J5.--r.Wlth
i t .1... l.l i.ntfAft uf till KOl
IHPiii ..n.w... w . -
unlay.
Over 100,000 women pay taxes In
Michigan.
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With All Sails Set
tho water. Tho sail area was so
great that It dwarfed the vessel her-
Relf Sll seemed in the distance a
nl,ere spfc "vere1 wltU ora"
wings. In this rare she beat the fast-
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f v.i. v l. M.HVU UIG L44W LUUI2C 1
ln
in taci, ner time was much
tertl.au that of the 90-footers which
raced for the cup In tho past.
ilNITIAL AUTO
RIRF IS FATAI
I1IUL. IV I II I Ilk
BLUFF IN1X) THE OCEAN
(United Press Senlco
SAN PEDRO. Juii 2il. J.tuaiiesu
n8itlrmt;Ii (hU morulng fouuil lhe
. ... . .,...,, ,ryat!i,
vM.n ... .-v mo., .. .i ...w
opcrntor; Mrs. Iiura Townsend, his
mother; Lora Towniend, his sister,
Hni MvrUo ,, Ul the 3urf liear
,. Pont Tlt,lr lleaths ,, 1)etn
caused by plunging over tho bluff In
un ,,.,tomobile. tho wreok of which
I
was found uear the point.
Harry Raker, driver of the car,
was thrown out as tho car fell, and
was round ou tho bluff, fatally In
jured. linker bought the car last night,
and started with tho party for the
'first rldo In tho machine, wheu it
plunged oer tho 125-foot cliff Into
tho ocean.
Wheu tho wrecked machine was
righted the body of nil boy was fouuil.
The body has not been ldeutltled. but
It Is believed to bu that ot a boy who
ramo with Raker from Los Angeles.
New Electric 1'rvt.sor.
The uow Hale Electric Presilug ma
chine Just connected up In tho Klam
ath Dje Works Is the only model of
Its kind wost ol Chicago. The ma
cMno Konerntca its own steam by elec
trlclty, and steams, prosses and dries
automatically and at one operation
It is shaped for pressing every kind of
garment, from mon'a suits and over
coats to all kinds of wearing apparel
for ladlos.
"!'
wjmhywc w yyg-r Tf" T'WI",
GERMAN
COLONY
MAY LOCATE IN
KLAMATH GOUNTY
THKV Alii: LOOKING FOB IMIRV,
lUN'CUES
I
(ii-rtiiun NVtioiui' Man and German
ruriiH-r.CupItnllits Conn- In From
Poitlaml l Look Otcr Klatiuttli
Ciiuiity U'ltli n Vifvr to Locating a
l.'olony Hen- Thrifty Teuton I
Mwt l-lrallo S'ttlcr.
A German colony of fifty families
i may rnaUo Klamath county their
lion:-, according to A. K. Keru and
'prank Ott, who are here Xrom Port
land, to look over Kiuinath county
i lauds. Thia forenoi n it a I'oitland-
er went to Dairy to looK. over ihe
Shook holdings.
"Mr. Ott. who Is a practical Oer-
iraan farmer, is seeking 3 location for
'a colony of about flft families," said
Mr. Kern this morning. "The mem
bers of tbe colony are either natives
of Eastern states or direct from the
'Fatherland, it is their desire to en
Igage in dairying and stock raising,
and e are here with a view to learn
'ing the advantages of Klamath county
I In this respect. If the land U what
we think it should be, and the prices
are right, the colony will In all prob-.
ability bo located here." 1
Mr. Keru is of A. E. Kern & Co.,
Portland printers. In addition he U
editor and publisher of tho Deutsche
Zeltung, tbe most widely read Ger
man, newspaper on tbe Pacific CoasL
The thrifty German farmer is the
i. . .... ,..... .
TVfiA n P I 7PII mm K SirSD R ID BUT
bet-jmnate enough to secure this settle-
mcnt It will mean a substantial ad -
vance for the county's farming pros-,
.pects. Like the Bohemian and Rus-
sian, the German farmer was taught
1 In his European home to utilize every,
i foot of the land he owns, and to utll-'
I lie every by-product of his farm or
stock, so that he gets the maximum
profit out of his farm, with the mini-
mum amount of waste.
Resides this, he loses no time In
becoming un American citizen, if not
already naturalized, and his children
are sent to the American schools and
taught from childhood the ways,
principles and language of America.
And to go still further Hans Wag
ner. "Dutch" Schaefer, Bauman.
Schang. Zelder, Schalk, Baumgartncr,
Kuhu, Zimmerman and others who
have made history In the major
leagues, nro fnr from being of Celtic
descent If the Irish do monopolize
most of the big John In the big cir
cuits. Tho whale has tbe thickest skin of
inn- livini? rrvature. its iiiue in
places attains a thickness of fully
two feet.
Gigantic Store Fails
Receivers Appointed for
United Press Serrlce
NEW YORK, June 25. Receiveis
were today appointed for H. B. Chaf
lin & Co,, one of tho biggefct dry
goods flims In tho entire world. Ovor
S2C.000.000 are Involved In their fail
ure. Federal Judge Haud named Jose
Martlndale and F. A. Julllard as the
receivers. They are under $COO,000
bonds. They assorted that the retail
subsidiaries will bo taken care of.
Terr&&wmim&Fi:n&3' Mv'V'nfkm
IMPORTANT POINT
0NRAILR0ADNOW
IN REBELS' HANDS
SAN
IX)L'S POTOSI IS CAPTURED
TODAV
1'ctlt'raln Ixwe Heavily, A ceo nil it to
DNpalilicn Sent to ToiTeon Umtr'-'
(a Korcen Are RetreotlM Toward
Agua Callentes, Where tbe Jfcit
HIS Battle of the PrewM War WUI
lie Fought.
United Press Sernca
TOHREOX, June 26. Tha consti
tutionalist troops under Gcnaral Gon
zales captured San Luis Potosl, ac
cording to dispatches received thia
morning at rebel headquarters.
The details of the battle are sot
given in tbe dispatches sent. It la
reported that the federal lotaaa were
heavy.
Tbe defeated Huerta army la re
treating toward Agua Caliaate, where '
several divisions will moslllM to
make a determined stand agalaat tha
constitutionalists.
i Agua Callente and QuereUo ar tha
I only federal strongholds there ara laft
orth of MtxIco clty
NEW MORNING
PAPER TALKED
L., - , tvn.,,,a
wlllxur'm
RELIEVE CON
GRESSMAN' LAFFERTV W ONE
OF THE HACKERS OF THE RUM
ORED PUBLICATION
.
j POrTLAnd, June 2G. Of tha
many rumora floMlng about Portland
Mft rcgara t0 the establishment ot a
uow morning paper In this city, one la
certainly true, and that is the proposl- ,
tlon Is being talked about.
According to Attorney L, M. Lep
per, whose namo has been connected '
with the enterprise, there will be so
Immediate steps taken toward an In
vasion ot the morning field so far aa
ho Is concerned. Financially reason-
alble parUes both In Portland and out
side, he sayB. huo been loeking: over
tho Held, but have not as yet come to.
any decision as to Just what course
they will pursue.
Among the rtimors current respect
ing the proposed morning dally la oae
to the effect that Congreaamaa A.
Walter Lafferty Is to be obo ot the
principal DacKers. anu inai u win uot
(independent In character.
id?!
Chaflin Company Twby
It Is understood that thirty big
bunks here held tho arm's paper. It;
Is probably that 2,000 buka Jaa-f
where also handled some of the Hra'a
business.
Tho Cliaflln company haa' Wg,
branch houses in many large cKIt la,
the East nnd Middle Watt. .It teJav'
possible to state whether or ei U
other stores of the cowr will to
closed Ma result ojf tk fetltftl t
a frisniiiv Miuiiv aeiHioB reeBaaa T".
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