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PRINTS THE
NEWS WHILE IT IS NEWS
KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Mnlli Vefti No. U.BOIJ
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1915
FriM, VtT
TURKISH TROOPS
(1. S. MAY MAKE
PROTEST ABOUT
Scene of Brittish Raid and
the Men Who Managed It
Speaker Clark's Daughter to Wed
fj
AND BOOSTERFEST
T
HILLS, GIVE UP
0ff4l
S)r PAvio
rpfws
BANQUET TONIGHT
SURROUNDED
OMORROW NIGHT
GERMAN
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& Jom simrtm."s ss mmttus ;s
jiLiZ2..,J,im a A T" "&KSM
tom richardson already on'
tiii: joii
HiU I ihmhi, Atlillf.eil Jill liiimii'
sihii'il Students iiml 'I hi- Attn,
moil Tnlki'il lit llii KIiiiiiiiIIi
( -.iiinl) IHkIi sthiMil Will .Make
I'liin liiii smith ( Hi., riiiiiniii'i'
.,f CiiiiiiiKMO I.iiihIh'oii Toiilulit -
If joii don't liiiu mil in t It
Chamber of '(ililliurr.' luiitiieiili iiml
eletilon thin evening, l miri- itnil ho
nl the Opetu limine tciuioriiiw night
Or better mill, iittt'inl both gather
iiikn, (or oit will (rul well it'imlil.
At lliu Hull drill lit 7. an. Ilio mi
mini luiirhoou of tlio Chamber of
Ciiinmortii "III bo linlil. itml t thin
thin. iiIIIhth will bo elected lor Urn
t (inline )" Tho print U fifty com
a pint.-, iiml ml are Invited.
An nilili'tl feature tnnli:lit !
ii talk liy Tom Richardson, tin fore
mom lioiMtcr Iti Oregon. II" raino
in hint nlghi to help out In tho
l)iini revival on hero thin week
IIchIiIo hi talk nl Hid nrlll to
night ItlclinritHon will mlk at tint
Oprru I louse tomorrow iiIkIiI.
Then will lm other speakers then,
iiml big things doing.
ThU forenoon, ItlclmrilHoii talked
to tlio pupllH of tliu Contrail ncIiooI.
TIiU afternoon, ho talked to tlio high
KI'llOol HtllllcIlU.
Vonr schools tiro among Ilia best
organized In tlio slato," xitlil Rich
nrilxon, following his vInIIn.
SCHALLOCK SAYS,
"GUILTUUDGE"
MAV AltHKHTKO ItHt IHIATIXO
his win: ik nxi:i i'H-tv ooi.-
I.AIl.M IS IMJT I.V JAIIi TO
si:hvk out fini:
i
A idea of Kiillty wan nnteieil by
Mark Hchnllnrk Ibis forenoon to n
iliarKe of bea 1 1 ll i; his wife, llu was
Iliad $r0 by JuhIIco of tho fence
(iowen
In ilefault of tho fliie, Kchallock
w.io committed to the county Jail
to forve out tlio fine at the rate of
J2.0U per dlom.
Two Stories Are Told
Men Giving "Ha-ha" Interview Talk Different to Cop
It was n grand, big Joke, mid Day
mid tho llernld reporter woro "It,"
according to tlio morning pnpor'ii In
terview from tho two "well known,
etc," commercial men who said they
went Into tho Hall drill to got bouki
tiling to rut, mid found tlio pro
prietor Hcurod to death. Grout Joke.
Hut Sunday night, a Hhort tlinn
after Day repmlcd hubpIcIoiih actions
by ii pair, when thoso sumo 'two
touunorcliil truvelleis woro accosted
by tho police, and iiuoBtlonod regard
ing thnlr wheroaboutH tlioy woro n
much-Beared pair, Purtliormoio,
their own stnteraont to (ho pollco
that night was that thoy woro no
whoro nonr tho grill.
Near It? Oh, morcy, no. Thoy
ato ut tho Hex Cafe that night. No,
thoy did not know there was a grill
In town.
Tholr own Rtory does not stack
up very wall with tho atatomonU
of Mr. Day. Nalther doaa It alt woll
with th itorlea told by Mr. and Mrs.
1 1 ' J M li ib'i rfj
vivlr iW- f - vL'ILk t'JMti Si'
'if stmt, SFW --h &Q5-r Jw
lLm iimi i i? "" ' i ' iki-iii n .a a MBgat7T f - ii-csb U
. , , In tlio I'iilIIIc by (ienuau ships will
Admiral Jelllto.', foinmiiiuler Jn the Oerinnii iiltntk on the eaut roaHl.i,,, ,rii:,i, j v Hie Mihieu or the Iler
Chlef of the llrltUli Heel, and Kir "IHeH. the? Dent eltjht warnhlpH mid!.,,. '
David llentleriioi., flilt.r of the ltii)iil " ,,",",,,' "f "eioplanes over tlio Cor-'.-..
..... .., ''''"' l'"rt llombsw.re dropped, Inn
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tint llrlllhli ImtlleHhlpH on fuxhaveii.
one I.enduuarttirH of the (lerman licet
in iiimwer to Krcm tiemaiuiH in
III Itnlu for aUlou, whlth followed
LOCAL ACTORS
GO A-
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XI'.MIlCHS AT IIAIHV AXO .MT.
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I.AKI OAXt'i: WII.I. ALSO IIC
IIIVi:V AT IIOXAXA
Not HillNllcd with (ho muccohh tbny
scored hero Chilntmri, several of.
TROUPINU
thoitti who took part In tho vmidu-'court
vlllo how will travel, Saturday
(night they will go to
'January lf, will show
:l.nkl church
The skit 'lltits) linker," the
lltitrlilkon & Htelnniuii act, and mint-
bora by others will ho given. He -
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nnii'fi i.i'n.'. ...u... .... . ............. .
by local people In each place.
Thesti stunts are lon to i.Usc
additional funds for Klauuilh'i ex-
lilhll ill tho I'miama-ratillc Inter-
nntlonnl exposition. Uesldes these,
there will lm an aii-nigni tuiuco ai
llnnuzii, music to bo rendered by a
Klamath Falls oichestrn
Wlrd, Who saw the pair pooling Into
tho grill In u wny to cause oassers
by to become suspicious. And
neither do thoy account for the tear
ing of the cloth from tho buck door
of tho grill, evidently an attempt to
open tho hack door,
Whethor theso "drummers" Bold
anything hero or not him not been
ienrnoil. Hut Wild nml his wife
say they looked more like yeggs o
them. Tho two also ntnlod that thoy
did tholr Bhiivltig nftoi thoy "tiiod
to got Homothlng to out" nt tho
grill. Most men shnvo before going
lo dinner.
' Thorn uro Horornl othor foaturos
In connection with the rtiao that In
dicate that It was uomothlng olao
heoldes "eats" that the two inltorn
were seokliig. Just whiit thoy
sought, Is, of course, a matter of
ronjocturo, hut tho authorities are
enough' "tukon In" by Day's story
to bo carrying on some Investigations.
nicerilliif: to the Oerinan account'
thoro wn no damiiKe. In
fact, Hint
nrco.mt ban It that the onlj damaBo
wan unit to me nrillHli vemtois wiucli '
weio repelled by tlio (iermami.
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PUMEORDITRIAL
i.aki:vii:w woman- will taki
MORNING
ri:STI.MO.N"V lli:iti: WHIM: .MIS.SRMt wns lighted by the burning
si:ii((i:xt IS ILL. COIMITIUMLM "nwu
! With tho Issuance by tho war of
hcin'o ki:.vovati:i
moro cheerful
when Circuit
' It will lm a much
Ilookiiu; tourt room
convenes tomonow.
Janitor)
K, li llnniBby "and somu of the prls
Dairy, and oners from tho Jail mo engaged In
nl the Ml. going over (lie walls and telling, re
moving a com of dust that has ac-
.cumulated through tint agos. and
'brightening up tho llnolouni and in
ithor wa)s Improving the looks of
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Besides this, the Judge's chamber
, iH.,: renaiiereil nml lepalnted
.... ,uk!1 .. tlitmirli I'll have tol
Bla. lon, for u co,,0 f ye,M, g0'
, ght ll!( xui!1 nmie ti,KR utile
,, i vlt Iiik". said Judge Noland
t,rt morning.
The Mist case to bo called before
Judge Noland will he the trial of
A 0. I'umfoid on ehargo of uttering
a woithless check. This Is alleged
lo haw been committed in .Time,
I'.UI, K Sugarinan being the vic
tim At tho Juno term of court, I'uni
foril was released beciuiso tho evi
dence did not prove n forgery, as
I'unifortl was Indicted. Ho was
,ronn rated by the District Attorney,
'and has been hold III Jnll sluro then,
iiwaltlng trial.
Ah Miss Loulso Sargent Is as yet
unable to tako up tho work of couit
Reporter, owing to Illness, Mrs. Jack
illatchelder of Lakovlow, who Is an
.export stenographer, will act In th?
(illlcliil capacity hero for n few days.
VO Mi:r.TIX(J OK K. li. C. I
Thoio will bo no mooting of tho
Klamntli Literary Club this evening!
las planned. It wis cancelled to
'glvo the mouthers an opportunity to
hoar Tom Richardson speak, at tho
lunehoon nt tho Hall Orlll. Tho
mooting will bo held Tuesday next,
at tho homo of Mr." and Mrs. Ed
mund M. Chllcoto, whon tho subject
will ho "lllsmnrk." with Miss Mary
Short us leader.
Tho Portland Railway Light and
Power Co. predicts thnt with tho tlo
clslvo dofout of tho radical legisla
tion nt tho Inst election and with tho
flvo per cont ndvanco In freight rate,
1915 ill bo o prosperous year In
Oregon,
.i.i,u.'i:ii that roAi si:i.i:i in
vi:st
I IkIiIIou In llu AIhiiIIoii 'oil ii I ' lu
ll fsiM-.I In Violent i i'iiiijiiis
llt'liiliiK. mnl l'ientli 'i) "On lt
l lm Itlilnt'" (it'iinmiH IIoiiiIi.iiiI
AIII.h Aiiiiiiiiiilllon Itasi-M in the
SmIIi fnini IHiIkII.Ii- (infl
l I' .1 I'lofK Sen In
WAKIIINOTUN, Jan. .1 A pro
iCMt to (lurmmiy leKitrtlliiK treiit
ni.'iit of Anioilcan hIiIpi'Iiik Ik l'"s
Bible. H Ii. Hlatod that I lie question of
(i'iiiinii'tt Hccnrlni; coal and oil
from America Ih involwil In tlio tlls
tiiHsloit with 1-iikIuikI
t'ni :ro"s of American coal (teled
lli:UM.V. Jan. .".. ALCortline to
i (,,. nfllclfiU Cerinnn nvlnlnrs
. bomba, tK.u the HrltlHh ammunition
banes at Coudekarquo and llooen-'
, diirl. In the isiibiirhg of Dunkirk. It
lis nuLfirlAil tl.r.t ttttpn nl.f.Tltltteu rif .
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nmmunltlon were destrojod at both
1 plact-H Coiidekertiue
took lire ami
:'wii partly destroyed.
I'AUIS. Jan. 5. Advices from Al
sace state that the fighting there is
lucreaslrif; In lntunslt. Tho (ler
niiins nro retlrliiR In many places, ac
cordliiK to this rupoit. their counter
attacks being ropuUc.I. The scene
of the (Ir.htlnR around Corney last
fice of a statement of French vic
tories In tho extrcmo north, to the
! south nntl on Herman soil In Alsace,
it he cry hero is" On to the Rhine."
United I'ress Servico
LONDON, Jan. ii. Advices fiom
Las l'almns, In tho Canary Islands,
stato that the Herman cruiser ICarl
hhue sank four British and French
I merchantmen Tho crews from the
'vessels were put ashore.
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MERRILL TEAM
PLAYS FRIDAY
More basketball Is on tho tapis for
Klainath Falls. Friday evening, tho
Men ill high Kchool team will Invado
the city, to pl.iy a return engagement
with the local high school aggrega
tion. Tho teams met eailler in tho sea
son at Merrill. At that time, tho
'Mcrilllites won by three points.
Tho local tossers nro practicing
dally, and aro sworn to get revenge
bore.
i As a piolimlnury, a team of girls
fiom tho senior class at the high
.school will play u quintet from tl,e
oilier Classes.
T
HEAD EOR GOV'T
(eoigii Manning, u woll known
hlocUnmn. Is In tho field to Bocuro
n thousand hond of horses for the
Government, to bo used In other than
military sorvlco. These nro to bo
purchnsod by tho 15th.
Moiinlng's lieudquartois will bo at
tho J. Frank Adams ranch at Merrill.
At present, ho Is looking nt horses In
I.augoll Valloj'.
Dr. Poxhamer pleaded for "real
neutrality and fair play on the part of
America."
BUYING
HOUSAND
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Miss Ceuevleve Clark, daughter of
Speaker Champ Clark, of the House
of Representatives, who Is tho best
known young woman in Washington,
has announced her engagement. She
will wed James M. Thompson, pub
lisher of tho New Orleans Item. The
ceremony will take place sorao tlmo
n tho Bprlug or early summer, at
her father's home nt Howling Green,
Mo. Though she Is only nlneten
WHAT THE EIRE
T
CONFLAGRATIONS CAUSED AL
MOST THIRTV-FOUR THOUS
AND DOLLARS' WORTH OF
DAMAOi: l I'AST YEA It
Accoullng to u report complied by
Fire Chief Ed Wakefield, in the ear
1914, the lire department answered
twenty calls. Theso flies caused
a total damage of ?33.78S, and to
combat them it w.is necessary to lay.
7,800 feet of hose.
The insurance on the property
looses last joar was $18,702.
The join's recoid shows thirteen
nioio alarnib than lu 1913. Tho loss
fiom the. II res was $21,788 greater'
than in tho jear preceding. I
ELECTRIC WORK !
COMES UP AGAIN
LETTER OF PROTEST FROM
LINK RIVER COS ATTORNEYS
READ AND LATER ORDINANCE
ENTERED INTO CONTRACT
Tho council last night Introduced
an ordlnn'nco ontorlng into a con
tract with C. 11. Coon for tho pur
chase and Installation of electrical
llxtures In tho now city ball. It
pased to second roadlng.
Earlier In tho evoning, tho letter
of protest regarding the award of
tho bid, submitted by Kuykendall &
Furguson, for tho Link River Eloc-
trlc Co., and published in Tuesday's
Herald, was read: No action was
taken on It.
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DEPARTMEN
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now she came Into national notice
Jat the Baltimore convention iu 1912.
pvhen she led the cheering for her
I father when he was named in the
i convention.
I Miss Clark takes considerable In
terest lu politics, and has become
.acquainted with most of the leaders
(in Washington. Some of them talk
I politics with her. and her knowledge
'of the game has" been commented" en
very often.
POKER PLAYERS
CAUGHT BY COPS
!
; Joo Ball. Fred Noel. M. C. Gerruo
!and F, V. Miles were unceremon
iously disturbed by Patrolmen Wal
ker and Wilson last night, and were
told to nppear before Police Judge
Beavltt today in answer to a charge
of gambling. That Is, threo of them
were told at the time, but Ball
was not so Informed until Ho was
located down town some time luted.
, Thus far todnj the men have not
made their appearance.
Taxes all oer the State of Oregon
generally are lower than last j-ear.
Opposes
' $ h. m
j.&i -e t! tB
In Lengthy Protest, Nicholas Calls It Detriment
Thnt ho believes there has not
been sufficient publicity given to the
matter that tho people may know-
all of the facts in connection with
It. and thnt In his optulon, the
measuio would saddle upon the city
an undesirable and .porhnps expen
sive burden, were among the state
ments mado by Major Nicholas last i
night In r lengthy communication to
tho council, showing his reasons for
not. approving tlio mcasuro recently
passed, calling for n special election
to submit to tho pooplo tho question
of amending the charter to give
the council power to take over the
Ankony canal.
Tho letter was placed on file.
Nicholas held that ut the time tho
I'measuro was submitted to him, there
was not time for the holding or an
election by Jauunry 27, He further
stated that tho ordinance did not
.mosm:ms him.it i.v two nv thr
UUHSIAXS
Aimoieil Hleiiincii Are l'lacetl In tlw
VMiita lj (Jci'inaiiM, Evidently
With the liileiitlon of I'rotectlnK
(ieiliimi Tiooiih In CrotslliK tlio
Itlver HiihsIiiiih Uepoil Hucrem
to the South of I'lock Totln)'.
"nlteil I'ress Servico
PRTIlOOnAD, Jan. 5. It Is an
nounted here that the Turkish
foicos In Jliu CaucasiiH have been
badly routed, and that the Ninth
Turklt.li Corp has sunendercd after
bcliiK surrounded.
All of the Turkish positions and
uiormous tiuantltle of supplies and
munitions havn been captured.
Tho Russians reinforced, made a
(lank movement, and split the Turks
In two. Cossacks are pursuing the
fleeing Moslems.
United Press Service
, I'ETROGRAD, Jan. 5. The Ger-
tmans have placed armored steamers
In the Vistula River and It Is thought
that by menas of, the protection of
fered by the steamers the German
'troops will be able to cross the river.
.Ruslan ropoR. the successful block
ing of the Gorllce road.
SPILIOS FREE
FROM CUSTODY
ITALIAN ACCUSED OF TAKING
INDIAN'S WATCH AXD DE-
f
OAMPIXO, PRODUCES IIECFJPT
FOR MONEY FROM ACCUSER
After a short hearing this after
noon, Justice of the Peace E. W.
Gowen dismissed tho ehargo of lar
ceny preferred against Gus Spillos,
an Italian youth, who was arrested
at Weed in November, charged with
stealing a watch and money belong
ing to Mlllor George, u Klamath
Indian.
ilio lasiimony oi Meurisu ui
j altogether clear In several details.
,The state produced a receipt signed
! by Miller George, for threo dollars.
paid him by Spillos for the watch.
Canal Bill
contain tho measure to be submitted.
That the city charter, In Article
IV at present gives the council "all
reasonable power" for closing the
ditch, was another contention.
Nicholas also held that the matter
had not been put fully up to the
people. Ho suggested the publication
of tho complete contract In both of
tho newspapers, saying that money
could not bo spent to a better-pur-poso
than for this.
Tho mayor hold that the contract
was all one aided. In this, he said.
tho city was being bound to a propo
sition that it could not unload laUr,
holding that Instead of acqulri
an equity In the ditch, the city Wftf
only acquiring endless litigation mm
expense, taking over the govern
ment's obligations to the owners (
water rights, without wren wattr toe
run Jn the ditch.
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