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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1915)
i t iy 0J( ' . i. f mrffji4xfKifyi, vr, Sty? lEuntttg AWAi. . & Vr&&?: . i. PRINT! THI KLAMATHALfer& ijmifn S WHILE IT IS NEWS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPERS Kt -r V W. - 'AO'CT. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1915 rWi- rfffl;r i Prise, fir fTsassa t, .r. ti".;3' EUTRALS DISLIKE "WAR ZONE" NOTtl ;-53Essr 3 j JZ3WL t . -N AMAAAAAMAAAAAAMMWWWVWVWWMV ." -"' AMMMMMMMMMAMM . "-.,JW. t; Y V i Mttaih Representatives Confer on Question of Protest Move iER AT THE I0NT IN EAST IITH HIS ARMY )V FIGHTING AM1XU IIIVKIl HZUHA John D. Rockefeller Jr. Before Industrial Relations Commission FRENCH SAY BIG GUNS ARE BUSY! d , .V, ; rv " Irmlea Claim to Have Won the ur- There, hut from the law i It In Evident That Ttiere i llemy lAmav hy Ikrfli Hide j sums Admit Gwnaas Bridged Vr, Hut Kay They Did Not J I'ri'KH Hervlru IMS', IVh. fl.--(lly wireless to) lc, N. J ) Kilmr Wllhelm In nt intern front with hi troop, lopped the HukMlnii advanco to- Kniilitborg, mill lire now Mart- offenlo movement iigalntit l nnimuwTil Unit tlio Hermans oil l.iioo prisoner and six ma- mm along tho Ilxurii. Mun nt tuck k lu Poland nnil lu were rcpuUcM, It I claimed, i 'ri'iiH Service j ritO(1HAI, Felt. .-ll In of-1 announced that between Blilro mid SoHlnofT. the Germans! riKd In bridging tlio llxurn ItiiMlntm iermltted thron regl-i to crow tlio pontoons, then til from their earthwork, the bvllw derlmlnnted the, Teutons, leMroycd the bridges. &&" '- " '-MUM w BBBW 'SBBdaBBBinlV-' r flda-BBS ;' w .BflBBBBBP ""IP OXE'STOBY SAVtt KMi SHH FIltB TO' AMMUKmo.V TRAIN, I AM) THAT ANOTHKK BKIKGh 3 ' IMMVV HIO HALIVOOX I'llllcd I'tiiHii Stil(f A I'AHIS. K.'h, C APrench hell KHicnlny ( Arc to and destroyed twiitj.(Hi. Miippiy wagon b in the "i Wo region. Otbor ilmttcrleR dla- ' IH'fnd tlic Miippiy trnln ronvo)n and cniiHd idiKldt ruble loitscs to these. Xiar Amiciit, h njiell from a Krinch Ioiik rungc jj gun struck ,i dcrinnn enptive obLtrvatlon bal loon, anchored behind the Herman linen. Thli rollnpucd kw fell, and ulator report that thfeo office In tlio balloon cnKe were killed. t TWO BASKEBAL I GEORGE A. DENMISON. ChW f V, A um GAMES TONIGHT I'l'ltl.lO MlltK)K TEAM I'LAYB I Ki:.). AMI "KN'II'JS&IIOOTKKS" ' r Wllili I'l.W OTIIKIt TEAM KItOM ki:o "I belle vo that the ultimate object Klnmuth'H latest bntikctball aggre- ETORS CHANGE 'ULPITS SUNDAY MATH KAI.IX I'AHTOH WIMj IKACH AT MT. LAKI. AND RV. AVKIIY COMKH RRRK KlIIII-KKIEM) HAD CALL ImorroH itov. Ueorce Avery, oas l"f tlio Mt. Ibl Pftoahvtarlan til Will OCCUny thn nillnl nf th I'roibytorlan church. Rev. Stub- N will tako the place of Rev. IV lit M. Ukl for I ho rf.v. fv. Httibblericlil lua ntMtvAil In tlio Presbyterian nnlolt In lliflold, Cooa county. Aa yet he I make no announcement regard "wpunic or declining It, John I). Ilockufcllcr Jr.. who lioa HhHiimod much power in tlio manage ment of bin Xathor'H onormoua fortune, waa one of the most Intercut- Ins wltuoaaeii before tho United States t0 !. f.iiC8i dciiroo only under con- struggle between the grade school CouiiiiIhsIoii on liidimtrlul Uolutloim illiloiis of freedom for the Individual tenuis of Keno and Klamath Fall, (hit other day. Uf rmirxe, mombors '""I IndiiHtrlat entcrprlrc can and Members of the team aro Hum, of nil acthltltri In a republic should Kation has taken the namo of "Snipe bo the development of the manhood Shooters." This evening It will line of Its cltlioiin. up against the Keno men's team ia "Such mnnhood can bo developed a preliminary game, proceding the of tho commission cro anxious to have him mil nit nbout tho strlko luj tho Colorado Fuel mid Iron coni-i pany. Ho dlttclaliutil responsibility! there, pleading tlint ills fatnor con trolled only lor cent of tho cap Itnl stock, and therefore he could not direct tho management of tho cor poration. nut Mr. Rockefeller Interested tho commission with his theory of the relations of labor and capital. Hero nr some of tho thlngx ho had to ay: I life." e'lould bo conducted In accordance Ourrett and Meaner, forwards; Mc ultli theso principles. Clure, center, and Boiler and Am- "If fair wage and reasonable llv- brose, guards. The first five all dla- Ins (ondltloim cuunol otherwise be tlnguislied themselves as players at proUded, dhldendu must be doferrcd the high school and Ambrose has long or tlio Industry abandoned. been a big factor on every town team "If v.'lth the responsibilities I have of consequence, and tbo opportunities given mo I am Hilton and Motschenbacher aa for able so contribute toward promoting wnnig, Peterstelner at center, and tho well being of my fellow men. ' Lawr0nco and Chamberlain aa guards, thiouglt the lessoning of Injustice and u, 1)0 tno oca) gcu00i lineup. ThU tho alleviation of human suffering, I team, yesterday trimmed the sopho uliull feel that It has been possible tolllorcg ot tno njgn 8Chool, and hopes rcnllzzo tho highest purposo of myjto take ,i10 Mme from v,, kt i' I big 'score. Fine Photos for Fair IRRIS MAY COME IERE FOR A GAME tl HKOKIVKD FitOM BVTtK WM.KY MKTHO!OLM IB TBAT AHKKT HHOOTKR8 WOULD Ki: TO play SCHOOL KIM fter Cloanlnsr nil hM)u n.arlv yU'lng In the county, the bsiket- ui or the Central lehool nay into an Interstate Basketball Re, Word has han MMla ( ll Wants tn nlav thm bin .. OtlatlonS'toward'aaeuriM lafflh to be started right away. not kiow, whether this It l team or a teass frera th. cub, m elthtr VMt. the school y they wUl pity aaybew, Mi hermore. wla the mm; . t Enlarged Photos of Klamath Are Being Collected Hoctortt Help Doctor t Dr. H. Oftldnl, tho Lakevlew physi cian held In Jail here following a telegram from Portland waa released (ycsterday when local physicians raised 'tho amount ot tho "no fund',' check jotldal la alleged to linvo Issued. Dr. OfTTdal Is apparently the victim of circumstances, as he issued the eheck supposslng the money was te the bank. In the meantime hla partner hnd withdrawn It. If Klamath county doesn't havo.dUoislty of subjects. Parmtug Is, of the most attractive exhibit lu the i "". 1,l! ra08t 1'romlnent. and la !.. . .t a.. . addition to views of Klamath county Oregon building nt the Son Pranclaco " " farm nnd crops and hny fields, there exposition, It will not be the faultl rp H1,lcndia nCtures of the irriga of tho Klamath qtiambor of Com- t0n works. Dosldcs these, there are mere, C, T. Oliver, or tho people! photographs of stockpiling, 0l,U who aro maklug donntloiis toward this men's scenes, otc, thnt cannot help .,ht (but nttrnct attention. n "' , Work of collecting deer heads, The lost work to bo taken up to-,,, Rnno br(,g( f c ( or tho ward this dUplay -is tho collection jKUiunth exhibit is proceeding nicely, ot Klamath county views that are of George Humphroy Is now at work the convincing typo. L. Jacobs, one .making caseB for shipping tiio splen did collection or HunsaKcr a ate lDouadl"rnirother iwfectv specimens aio helug received dally, of the wldo-awAko directors of tho Klamath Ch'aaibor of Commerce, has thlsworklniiand, and tha nogatlvcs ne nas securea iroro various persons i c0verdnle has oreclod tho largest and firms he Is having enlarged andjcnrPf,0 factory in Oregon, flBlihedwlth sopla process, by the' , , Miller Photo compsny.-and Miss, .A , , , bp t M.ud Daldwjn. The picture. ,, nt,A,nlaniJ, . be framed, and the proper logeads , . r will he painted In gold. ', J Portland's 'now directory claims ,ThM photographs show a wide! 876, 78B, "' ' n Glem Goes to Medford H. L. Glera, who has heea local manager of the Western Valoa Tele- graph company, leaves negtThurs day for Medford to take charge ot that office, " KhkIUU Goes to Visit FatSMr - P. D. English leaves tomorrow, for San Francisco to visit his father. He expects to be away -until after tho opening of the fair la that city, Oeorge A. Denntsoa. chlet ef the Oe i partmeat ef Hortlcmttare at the maty. ma-Paciao Interaatteasd speatttesi at ! San Francisco, says that la aa tude and general charaetsr tha heHt- i cultural exhibit wfll earyaas aBaeeTie ezhlbiu held anywhere." Mr. Pi I on ougbt to kaow. aa ha la a reeog- nixed authority Inaortlealtarelaiatt and bss had a wide exRerteaea ta m displays Like the chief ot the other exhibit departsaents. Mr. DeaadasBi Mleetea ar"htaL.sartiealardaaasi the position that he holds. The hertf- cultural exhibit will Include ashMts from practically avery part of the world U.S. INVESTIGATION 4 1-w " WILL BE THOROUGH l ni ted Press Service WASHINGTON', Feb. 8. The government uill not submit sUeatl to the, "ar zone" order of Germany. First, tho United States will hirestl t Kate tlioi-oughly to get the accuratetcxt of the notes, anil will then act,-?-to saio Aiucricnn commerce from de.uoraltzatioa. , OlUelnl intimation liavo made these facta clear. Tlio state departments" ! (treiuirin to inquire Into the authenticity of tho note. ', . ,,, Th ua far only offlcinl information In the "warning" notices. There " l yet no notice recelvrd officially of a blockade. T "-t! When the truth of Germany's notes are received, the United States will " then take wliat action is necessary for the protection of shipping. An informal conference this morning between Robert Lansing, lanadT i ixor nf the department of state, and Chevalier W. It. F. C. von Ka'ppard, - -! - A- - v , i the .Vclherlnnd's aiubus.Mdor to the United States, is the first move over the war zone" order of Germany, warnlui; shipping to keep clear of the vicinity of England aad France. H :4 BAPTISTS SAY NO FIGHT MADE T.V -S-ft j iu . i. .- . w" r . . - & . f , -- . ,. -, ., Twiu..l 1.110 nine ucparuncni w m jittkui KrapinK ib n auue ui intcnwiiniai -i ?.s j ccmnllcatlens: ConcerninK a lot ot tlso there is no-deSnito taowledae.jA ygl nt hand. " . ; Jt ' 'kh J Vngland's announcement that she Intends to prevent any tQod,cxBOtiL "' tntinns to Germany has not yet been oMcially cokmnnlcated.- 3 .M'" '"l I'tilled U'ress Service C ri4i'mk2T OEKLI.N, Feb. . (Via LoadoB) -A government mcmoiwasant,, ex pluining the blockade of England, says that England's continual violation of the international laws, as a part of the program to "starve oat Ger many", has compelled the empire to adopt drastic measures. - i Jk 1 -v "-v FAR FROM DISCORD, MEMBERS OF CHURCH SAY THAT AIL RESPECT THOSE1 WHO WITH. DREW OWIXG TO BELIEF , United Press Service .WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. Count J. H. von BcrnsdorlT, ihe'GernuiinesHw t bossador, today made a statement that Germany doesTnot intend to in terfere with, American commerce by a blockade of English ports. f J The ambassador stated that although he had not received Instructions from the government regarding the admiralty order, he was sure that Ger many simply proposes to destroy the enemy's ships. v.x isf-i vr-"3 , f "V If i fv , 'fSC- Aiiay.on 'iTip ' h 4 Dr., Johnion aad Cathay leave la tho morning for a trip talutald points. Tha Women's Tfa Si ' ($: Trade Ualoa i-Ai.)er!ra haa 68,000 members, ef "The sparatlon ot ten members from the local Baptist church Is not the result of any nght in the con gregation, aa some agencies try to make It appear," said a member of the church. "There Is nothing sensational about It whatever. The truth ot the matter Is that there has been a difference ot opinion regarding some ot tne basic church laws. Two different In terpretations were taken, and after tho matter was discussed at Wesnes day night's regular monthly meeting of the church, those who interpreted different from the main portion ot the congregation, asked "for letters ot dismissal from the congreation. "These were granted. Those re-; mulning In the church know that the; ten leaving the fold did so because they could not foster the same beliefs as the others, and while they regret thetr loss from the church, they can not help but admire and uphold them for acting strictly according to the dictates of their conscience, and re fraining from worshtppln the Lord In a manner dlterent from their heartfelt beliefs." Those who withdrew at the meet ing were Mr. and Mrs. Joo Lents, Mr, and Mrs. Loiler. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loiler, Mrs, Charles B. Miller, Miss Daisy Miller: They have ar ranged to hold, Sunday school la tha basement of the Library ,Clb haHd- lug until such time as they ereet a church. - L' n I ted Press Service BERLIN, Feb. 6, Tho German press is demanding that Germany "sink ! the English transports." ,, " They state that thousands of English troops are being moved, towairdf.- lira tiwaadf wiu mv soMhu ufiuj prc7Mra)iiuw iwr ov ua& frH n, in which the troops are to he shipped to the continent. Spies state that French regiments re concentrating across Boulogne. ,fJH i " f The exploits of the U-0 aad the U-Sl have aroused the utmost conSdmceJ In tho ability of German submarines, nnd the papers demand that a do " tills be despatched immediately to stop the movement of troops. ,, .,'' J i .-: a l frosa' h Sv- -i J?4 United Press Service WASHINGTON, Feb. a. Germany's been received late today by the state departroeii ard. f. D warning; to neutral (shippia( baa. ! partroent from Amh assa dor' Per-Vf; ' ' .a .L l rts I"- , ' r I a n?3 'n,c-'SA i Tho oHlclal text shows that a ao-mile strip ulong tho Holland coast J ;.,?.. I tv (mi-, KSI - -Y 1 l J- T5SK was by mistake included ta the'war some." CROWDS ARE PRESENT WHEN V PROHIBITION, ACT Tf PASSED J- !SE 3 -M m iv u approprjatloa - Subierb for the Hsrl, tt eaau r- Ashland fa), building a icealo.t high- (Herald Special Service), , refused to' sanction SALEM. Feb. 6.-Wlth tha He.ie ot 0.000 for Irrigation Pypoaat. ot Representatives crowded almost to its capactly with spectators and members of the lower .house ot, Ore gon's Eighth Legislative Assembly, yesterday afternoon . it Jassed aub- stltute House BUI No., Its; the.pro- niBttton put, ana went on record for a 'dry'v Oregon:i Fifty-eight reareaeatatlvta voted for.the-Wt and two voted aaalaat It. Four ot thoss voUag'fer'tha hUl did to under protest. h tha grouad thai tha' hll did aoraxpraM tha wwaee oi taa peette. , la Ma Ight far aoaaemy Ua Kaa I' i 11 and voted, down House Bill No. 300, which provided an appropriation 'by a .-.- a .- S.V i no ainiai a-iai rniB sinnnni v .i .v" "Xj. ih&m m ma waia siisn iir-air nr ram sr aua ii ' n rnnr In tietn mdnaiitAa which liiLnAMiA. rlir,r'. ,.h . i m..- in ."i.xr.-5tlSSS: -. .w, ..m, ,v..v, .M,vw r'TT' fStfrXi and it marked the. flrsUdof m'tU 55iK?' th. tOa4ait?S. fa-aaSVM ArtaialsAaSSamjBiBi Vf SBa4aia " u.D w...v,wi .vna ; nnrt ot Irrlaatlna -- J-'-"---- " r" Vs Oregoa. . . :, .$0$h&A jf U dsUpatii iww dlvldtd; hi -thai of tha hUl, had.a great stts, ta awh taa ""awaamni. LAuraSSfcTv flacaac:?4rma ' .'' -t-Tv-..' ' !.-virr- avanaavjn,K laajeuraed.j'yridaygadtesaaaa mM& V i KP i a moatho jway, - kj,-t VI yeMray, by a vetad of 4 to XI, Maadar.avaralMArSf'y?' k . . .. ftWl s f t i liAW.1, .1 -i 4 I'luUf ".w '. i .Wf C. a-ai'-Mtk