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KLAMATH FALLT
OFFICIAL NEW1FAPIR
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1914
REBELARMYNOW
MARCHING TO
A6UASCALIENTES
VU, 1 Mil. I. UH; Ml IIMI IN
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llllt IDUMl'IIK l"ilfl (ll lli" nit '( Ilia
riitlin nruik luni.l
ACMiM llrlitl-
Wi-lit lllr frrlal
(:r.. alt. Iliallii;
(or (llrir Imll hiaihI
ueouul llic linail
ri II" i?lli it
Miauli ft M'trlilf.
Ott 111 . If a uii.l i
.cru in alUil, (ho Ml. Ill MltlfN
nir n a (i l). :
Villa talir U
ititulliG Hip Rlll8'
trmnanu ( (Sen-'
oral lUrrun wm !
N C VatV
n.AtiJ ThU l tiitlnne in n jukmIit-j
fa 14A IM1VI rlEHIH I BMnilf. WIIW
...i .i . -..
in. iiiiiiiuiiunniiM iif uini
lUlKHl ha lr tlmn 3.0IIU lli'll Irll
in til romiimnd
Hoimt (if llir uRlrlaU lirff do nut
IhlttU that th- llilf(i t(Miw lll dw
frnd At (alrntr. Thiy ) Hi
rltfAU pirfpf l maki th'lr Ut
.Unit At Ourfriain. an almiMl Itupr.-rr.
nhlti natural loiiintallon
Vill. ,.(.... .. ,.i. It... rirhl Into
. t.t I'm... . ..... ... ....- .... -
Metlro City a nulrkly b Milliln.
llelulf. In tell llir lalp today In
liaiurd Ornrlal Nali'la n mltllary
en.pniiir il y.mnirttt
1111). Ai'trn iilttr.'ti. andfedfial ire-
illar wern pPt?utpd at minrU Mail)
......... ,..
(Conltnund ou pact) 4)
No Prospect for an
Afternoon Passenger
b ,. .i - i -
ArrurilliiK l Wintu rrfUvnl f nun .upeml lh Himi iniary at Weed,
. nml iii iiiiltii of It h low earnliiKa the
railroad uitlclaU by Hi-rrninry lwla "' " '"" " ""
' ,iinrlrii linn hpeii innlnlaineii
W)ldi. of il.i Kliimatli C'li.iml.or of . Wo Hlliair-truxl that uiudltlons
('iimmertt. titer U not murh '""""Liu mmui wnrrmil Ui reHiiuipllou of
of tin afternoon paimmiRer erliu '"
Weed tinliis mutinied. At till dlreC
lion of Ihn Chamber of Cninmerc
Wyliln wroto lo Chnrlea 8, Pei. I'""
seiiKir irartln iununKir, nml James
O'dara. illstrlet fteUlit and p-nm-iiKer
umiiiiKvr, iihUIiir If iIhtii a u possi
bility of tlm anrvln belnit renumed,
and pnlnthiK mil Hm tour Imnr delay
at Weed for trnvelora between Call
fornlii points nml Klamath Falln.
mm... ....t .r I...... illi.u'M
.,l IU'l I,, " V' ,..'..
"Contlnuod falllnK off In our earn-
i . .. .. ...... i ....
uiK" uinuu ii nereitmrjr nun .... - ,-v..i mwnt
tin. Weed brnnrh what we l.nvn donolt.) Im any Increase In our t . ol . h.i
on nearly ..very nllmr portion of ll.o P..r lino, tho train now o,.or ilm. o
' ' . I.,.. ....!..., ,,u ll.ll 111' IIIIUJOIIL'lll'rt II H It lllll
system, namely, roiliu-o our triilu ser
Vlco In fit the rcvotitiii ilerlveil, which
wan nrcompllshoil by tlm wltlnlrnwnl
of trnlim Nom. 41 nml i'i. Willi only
one train mi Ilm brunch It wuh Im
IkmnIIiIii to iirford cIomii cnnniirtloii
with trains both from polnta north
anil south or Wood. All IIiIukh cnif
slilitroil, It wuh deemed aitvlHiiblo to
mnlnlalii closo connection with Iralnx
lo nml from tlm north. To compan
! for tho Iny-nvor to passcnBora
from Wood to points south, wo decid
ed to continue to run tho Oakland
Klamath Falls slooper. Although It
wna used by very few pnscncr lo
and from polnta on tho branch, It
akorded a desirable, placo In which lo
CHAFL1N SMALLER
STORES TO OPEN
lit (,iil M v.
I II. II. MM , I I.MI'nlt Ut
mrrii mi . n: n.w.s wii.i.
Ill MHTH.
I iilltij 'fi R"ivtrn
M.VV Vtllllt. Juno 20
I'lllMlrliirs
bin r..t.fl.litl Ifinl liirul nf lint (linfllii '
iiuiii8rli will rrilillnui business'
Mm moio tlmn a temporary liltrh ,
( liflin win nrtniiRo nuii-wir m (,, ,
,,, ,,, 0,Knlimg ,
John I'lialUu's lorllllie "III tip ill,
itn dixrM&l nf the MMiicaiilinrH. ami!
,!, mjhubj nuirrni 'irfilltt llmi iho
firtn will he iirntiKT (linn it.
II l IcHevrd llmt llm forty llioim-l
mm empiujiH, in iin i naiiui more' -
'will be idle oiiir a .-. day I" iu,,,,,y '- """Mm of """ 1u",
...Hull I. -.."rlr. l W .milled t PJ Ju"r" t'1,itrl" M'N'ar ,mJaj
additional n-n-nrr tMii-ed to a Mlpiiliillou, iirmidliig tlul
!'" 'all) t"'"l of Mlllilil precinct III
HOK
E
TO START SOONi;
CANNERY
; iMtis'iltv 'M',,()M,)t f))f Bbm nv w,H,kl.
hi: in Mfcit.nKiv within a
wi:i:k oit ti:n havs at tiii:
MKIirOIIP. Jutif 2C - AttlM. ii-
..
ItiPf Mill l.rein In K r tni
!1). ami llip ltrl rannlnr. IU ",
0,re loemihoffl' . nrcmdliiB l an
ni.i.liilllrt-llli 111 ninitn lir It. M lloW"
ill.tmrii imity and twriily-llro will
Im. iit)iinjrl at fir!.
Afirr ttm loeanht-rry rrop will
ruiii" beann nml tomatoes, nrreaitn
Im-Iiis oIkii'! MP 'or thrni two prod'
itrln.
Pmi-iirsllv t.11 of ihn machinery
lima lirrll llmtalleil. Ultll till) I'VriMI-
..--.. .....
tloit of tho hnllpr.
I III
(ur llin It. lii
M MrUliiiiM',
a "oil I.ikiwii
;t. i. ....... m.i.. lii I.'imI ulirlil frmn
,vlt,(,Mlla wlt., , tt cnlleil lnl
rr , aupoiii of nm rattlp. He
,.mh, in rriiiMii unill alter tlm KIKh'
.ltldil)
)mi,ntiimiil nrlcn on Urn liraneh, us
j)uu run readily reiiiuo tiiai i an
only too glad to furnish any nervicc
that the publle IndlcateH by Us pat
rim.lgi' la needed or desired."
Th,.. following H tlm K'l'ly "'it t')'
Mr O'dam
"Hob to advise ilttit whllo o have
realised that thorn In a (onsldurahlo
Iny-oMT iiooeSHiiry at Weetl. wo have
. .. I I....-., Im Hull
;:s,:::n i-;;
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Urn inYlii wrvlco o 0, """ ";""
'l.iv.iiver. but as thorn does lint spoiu
.lllljnih i1" ...'... ,..... .-.--
i,. v.mr. when (hero was nil imui
,,r.,."'r:TS!r .
tlonal train, tlm earulugH boliiK o mw I
..tlm. im- mi Int'ieaNO In service.
..q...... .
"Wo Imvo cut down tram nerico m
mi ninny dirforcnl incnmu's wnen.
did not pay llmt w cannot sow our
....... ..ip ui UiIh time In Increase tho
HorvU'o o tlm Klamath Fall hrani'h.
"Willi Pullman aorvlro and tho
hlghost class of oiiulpinont that tho
train now runnlnK . ' "I1,HV ""
11...1 n... u-inmuth Falls branch hnH
tho llnoHt local passengor train thoro
la on our system, and I regret mm m
miming of the train Is" not up to
what It should bo."
BENSON
McNARY
EE ON THE
VOTE RECOUNT
l llt( IIT Jl IN, I I. irsi ss
tiikcimah-.
It'11' l'Hliillil.iti'k lur .ItMlii- ol llir
Siijiii mi' I hum Noiiilimliun lliildi'
'lll.ll I'l'llllll I'll'llllllk in MllllllO.
mihIi I'liiint) mi. I 'Mire,. In .Minion
''unit) - 1 1. 1 1 It.' Iti-.i",iiii:ii'il lit
Hit" i-Mirnl 'li.
j, , . ,. .
i , .1 ..ii .,...,, .,fl .(M,,.,,!! JU1IC
i M nil noitiuli i uuiit)' mill l lir in pre
jiiiiiU in Marlon count) In- re-can
llxtpll.
'I'lilu means lhal Uu. .ntcs rant Mar
:'.lh at III" republican prlmarlo-i in
u-ii' prt-rtnru will lip rwoiuiWi!.
Tim fiiuiiu will nil bo m ruin In the
I reieiiru of a clrr nil Judge, and tin
ii l e.perled, will decide who Ik tin-
;i.imlin-e ii ntictlloii tlmt has been In
EORT WILL HAVE
SOME BIG TIME
ItACUs, tliVTIlsTti, STRKia CAR-
XIVAU UAXCIX, UOXIXfi AXD
Wlll-MI.I.NC ARE AM. OX THE
I'lUMiltAM
(llcraiU tccUl Scnrlco)
FORT KLAMATH. Juuo 6.
TIllliK are KiilliK to Juki tear Iooo ill
tho Wood III, it Valley Monday, and
for four i1j) tliele will bo Joy uu-
ronlliipd. The "1IIK July '1 hue" starts
then, nml already tho town U hxlllK
put In xliaiio for thu lereptUm of the
many KlieKta tmiK-eted.
From all account, It will be SOMh
lime. At tho end of It the V ood Kl-
er Valluy people, with their boiit rld-
nrn und iniiii horse will HocK to
Klamath Falls, to try to lako all Uu
prison at the F.H. Hodtni.
MIM Ida llrower lis been e.eceu,
a ijueeu of tlm carnival, and for the
(our da)a of her reigu tnero win u
tula lime. A merry-go-round has,
. . :
been mil up. and tberu will bo many
amusement features of this charactur.
A few of the prises to bo awarded
follew:
Mucking contest, $100, wild horse
race. lu each day; best bucking
home. 2f. fancy roping, G each
day. hulldoggltig, 10 each day; bull
rldlng, HO: liorsu races, 200; auto
umhllo barrel race, 1 r. each day;
.iimmtilill.i em: rarx. $T. ivich day;
tlirco-mlli automobllo race, $50; mo-
torcyclo race. $10; Indian war dauce,
r.. font races. 8 to 2U years, iu,
greanwl pole, fi each day; greased
pig, $2. CO each day.
Thorn will bo pony, sadttio noruo
....I riiiinliiK racea. For tho horses
entered two or more times and not
Kittling In on the money, thoro will bo
.'imsnlallou purses awarded inurauiiy.
Mi.. Klamath Indians. Bovoral bun
dled strong, are already going into
- - - -,
tiuriuK in" o""i "
peto In all of tho events. Thoro will
ho u tug of war between mounted
teams of Indians and whltCB.
Kvery night, thoro will ho a big
dunce. Every day thoro will bo a bal
loon uscenslon and pnrachuto drop
-"
that Prlnovlllo, Slcnn, Fort Klamath.
Klamalh Agency nml peruana Klam
ath Falls will all try for tho r-u
purse.
A big now dimco platrorm naa neon
built at tho grouuds w It ore tho car
nival will hold sway.
In addition to tho other events,
thoro will bo a program of boxing
and wrestling bouts Wodnosdny after
noon. Johnnlo Copelaud of tho Fort
and Kid Josso of llutto will bo tho
main ovont. and thero will be several
other fast ones on tho card.
AGR
Crack German Liner in Collision
" mimmm
19HIHMHBiHHIHHIHiHIBIiHB3BPA?
(CopyrlRht, 1911, by
The North (Jerman Moyd steamship
Katsor Wllhvlm II. which left South
ampton by way of Cherbourg for Now
York, was In collision In a dense fog
with the stix-1 steamer Incemore, a
roaster, and was so badly damaged
that her commander raniior hack for
repairs. The collision occurred In the
KnalUli channel. Thick weather pre
vailed all day, and tho fog was very
heavy and low off shore. The Kaiser
Wllhelm II, bound out, and the Ince
more. bound In, were following
courses thnt brought them close to
gether soon after tho big passenger
vessel got htralRhtened out In tho
ANOTHER SILVER
MEDAL CONTESTi
11w Wlx UK mxn SUNDAY
CLOUD. I
TKRXOOX AT SAINT
COMMOlMHti: XOSLER'S UNIQUE'
DOMICILE
Two more silver medal contests are
to bo held by the Women's Christian
Tenipotanco Union within the next
two days. These are declamation con
tests, and tho young lndy wlunlng is
awarded a sliver medal. When there
aro sufllclent silver medal winners a
context will be held for u gold medal.
This evening a contest will bo held
nl Hound lJike. Sunday afternoon a
.-.intent will bo hold at Saint Cloud,
'tho residence of Commodore Alox Nos
ier, this sldo of Shlpplngton. Tho
contest will begin at 3 o'clock, and!
the publle la Invited.
GARRETT NOW A
si
.(
TELEGRAM FROM ANNAPOLIS AN
NOUNCES THAT KiaMATH ROY
PASSED ENTRANCE EXAMINA
TIONS AT ACADEMY
According to a tolegraiu rocolvod
iminv iiv his father. J. H. Garrett, of
Urn Garrett Construction company,
Sturllng Oarrett passed successfully
tho entrance examinations at tho
United 8tnte3 uaval acadeiny at An
nnpollB, Md. Ho Is noWenrollod as a
mldBhlpman, and has commenced his
Htudtes to bocome a naval offlror.
MIDSHI
PMANITE
I'nderwood & Underwood.)
channel. The Kaiser "Wilbclm II is
one of the crack vessels of the North
German Lloyd. Sho was built in
1902, and when she was launched
held the record for size. Her trial
trips showed that she was possessed
of remarkable speed, and tor some
time sho bad Uto reputation of being
the fastest boat In tho trans-Atlantic
service. She held the records for
cast and west bound passages until
tho Lusltaula stole her honors. She
Is 6S4 feet long. 72 feet wide and
forty feet deep, and Is appointed lux-Us
urlously. She registers 19,361 gross
tons, Captain R. Dahl Is her com
madner. RIDING ON PASS
CANNOT RECOVER
AF-.THF. FEDER.U. SUPREME COURT
RULES THAT THOSE USING
FREE TRANSPORTATION CANT
GET DAMAGES
WASHINGTON, D. C, JuJne 26.
Railroads aro wot liable tor Injury to
Interstate employes or their families
riding on passes, which contain stipu
lations that the passenger assumes all
risk whllo being so transported.
The supreme court has decided and
held that a pass Is not to he regarded
as part of the compensation for which
tho employo worka, but Is In reality
freo and subject to any conditions the
railroad may impose.
U. S. ATTORNEY
IS COMING SOON
OLIVER P. MORTON EXPECTED
FROM PORTLAND TO TAKE UP
ANKEXY DITCH AXD OTHER
MATTERS
Promise of further effort toward
the nbandoumont and tilling lu of tho
Ankenv ditch Is contained lu the an
nouncement that Olivor P. Morton,
loirnl ndvlRnr of tho PaclllC division Of
tho reclamation service, ia expected
hniA noon.
Thn matter of closing tho canal was
taken up with I. D. O'Donnell of the
reclamation commission by the Cham
ber of Commerco last week. At that
tlmo ho asked numerous Questions,
jra - s -
Portland, regarding the matter.
BUTTE SENDS OUT
CALL FOR HELP
MOXTA.VA'S OOVKIt.VOIl AI'HKAUS
TO I'ltKHIIHIXT FOU TIUNSFKIt
OF ItlXlUiaitH TO THAT CITY
To'l'ltnVBXT DIHOIUtKR
United Prea Stnrlce
llCTTP. Until. Jnn 2C The tax
Icrnor today wired President Wltaon,
nnUliiB for tlio transfer of regulars
'from Vancouver, waahluglon, to this
city.
President XI oyer of the Western
Federation of Miners ta atlll at Hel
ena, and la being guarded. He still
maintains that ho will return to Butte
and re-organlzc the miners. The city
officials tay that If he takes this step
that the rioting will break out anew.
and troops will be necessary.
UP TO JAPAN TO
IF
T
1.VAT10.VAI. OFFICLALS HOUJ THAT
STATK KIGI1TS ARE SUPREME.
MATTER MAY UE SUBMITTED
TO THE HAGUE COXFEREXCE
United Preaa Seme
WASHINGTON. D. C. Jum S.
America baa done all she can do to
settle the California antl-allen land
bill dispute. If Japan la atlll dissat
isfied the Nipponese can reopen nego
tiations.
Officials today admit that America
considers It a point that the govern
ment cannot interfere with the state's
right to legislate. This bars future
procedure.
It is expected that later Japan will
that the matter be submitted to
The Hague tribunal.
COURTHOUSE FLAG
POLE IS SECURED
IS NOW ON THE WAY TO KLAM-
ATH FALLS FROM THE UPPER
LAKE WILL BE RAISED NEXT
WEEK
Instead of being draped on the
front door of the court house, the
Stars and Stripes will hereafter he
displayed In the court house yard
from the ton of a 75-foot flagpole. A
pole tor this purpose Is now on Its
way down the lake, and will be erect
ed next week In time tor a flag-raising
on the Fourth.
The new flax pole Is the result of
tho patriotic activity of Sheriff Low.
KVellne the need of one at the court
yard, he circulated a subscription list
and aulckly raised tho necessary
funds.
HOLLER
HUR
Cars Can Run to the
Rim of
"Automobiles can now run to the
rlra of Crater Lake by tho Sand Crook
rinuaclea route, although It wltl be
ubout tho 10th of July before they
,un inn to tho rim by Hie Anna Creek
ronto," says George E. aoodwln,
.,!.. nf engineers, who is In charge
of the government highway construc
tion in Crater Lake National rara,
Mr nnodwln left this morning for the
park, after attending to business mat
ters here.
Ti,Ar nm 1C0 men employed la
.. .. j, i
load construction worn, accurum tu
h - - -
rat has completed throe miles of road
HISTORIC SALEM,
MASS., SWEPT BY
EIRE; HEAVY LOSS
THOUSANDS AIIK HOMELESS All A
IlE-SULT
Buildings That Hate Stood Blaes Ike
Colonial Day, sad the Ma fartMr
ing District Are Baraed fit MM
Raging. But It Progreaa U,
llcred Checked Town Urndar stw
IUI Law Today.
United Press Service f
SALEM, Mass.. June 3. Nearly
half of tho city Is burned to tfc t
ground and seven people are kaowm to
ba dead as the result of the r wfcleV
broke out yesterday evening. Tlie -loss
will reach a quarter of a billleau
The whole manufacturing district
is a mass of ruins. Hundreds of
houses, dating back to colonial times.
were swept away, and at leant !,
are homeless.
The Ore is still raging, bat It Has
been checked to a two mile swath, al-
....? Mrnalolari Th III IITB BAS
been restored "to the water aupplr, ui
unless the wind shifts the Br wiu
burn Itself oat-today.
The city has been plaeed Ker
martial law. The Elghteemt ret.
nient. 1.000 strong, baa 1
to patrol duty, with orders to
any looters.
Dire confusion relaav
of homeless people. ased by the
ire. did not sleee last sJckt. Mi wa- -
ftd about seeking relatives and Wands.
A wlerd aaass. degaedlr lililla
ed. Is at work, resaovlac ad ma
Drouerty. The streets are
,... . .him lib MrriASttt esd
H1IU W.f, ., - - .
all sorts of conveyances, used la the
salvage work. '
Alreadr it has surpassed the Chalaa
disaster of 1908.
Among the buildings destroyed was
tho birthplace of Nathaniel Haw
thorne, one of the clty'a moat famous
landmarks, which was built Tea be-'
tore the witchcraft days. "The House
of tho Seven Gables" was saved.
WASHINGTON. D. C, Juaa .
President Wilson wired QoTsjrmor
Walsh at Boston, tendering sympa
thies, and Inquiring whether the fey-
ernment could help.
The birthplace of NatbaaM Haw
thorne was saved, as waa th "Henae
of Seven Gabea." whlea gT th tltt
to Hawthorne's woria-ramea aevw,
were saved.
Trains Delayed.
Owlns; to a heavy rain la caiuawa
causing a washout In th YleiakjrO'
Kennett, trafflc was delayed TbarMaV,
on the mala line. As a mwm
passenger train waa a few hoara lata .
last night.
For the Russian govern
it rail-
ways some huge purchase are to b
made 17,000 freight cars. l,4t aaa
senger cars and 700 rfrlgrator ears.
Crater Lake
Into the park, and will ba moved Id a
few days to Camp Araat, th farh.
headquarters, from wh'lch polat It tJi
work both ways on th road. Aaafk
er camp at Pol Brldg la dolac,
grading on the road to Fan;'
"The extent of our opswan a'
nenda a little on the stoa of ta aigro
r .- --
prlaUon made by coatrtas,'' mr. i
uooawin. a aw yr, " ,.wi
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ana soma sie 9 iw mun, wmjm,s -.
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Ak ,..- . U lWm tMM MM 't
used In surfacing laM,aa, aaa asm
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