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KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1915
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DIRECTORS OF
CHAMBER FORM
CLUB TONIGHT
OVER (INK HUNDRED NAMES si:-
t.THEB OV LIST
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Merlin- f lltMtnl of Director nf tin
('liiiinlM'r of I'oiiuiiene Tonlutit
Will Take InirwilW Mlr In Or.
ganlfaflon f Cowmen Inl (lull, iiml
(Hhrr Plan f ltiiMnnee Will lh
DIm-usmhI al lliU lint)'.
At u mevtlng of tliu board of it I r net
ors of tliu Kliiinntli Chamber or Com
merie, consisting of Dr. K, D. John-1
nou, president of Hid Chamber, W A
Bennett. I I). Whlteniore, Will llnlil-l
win, I. Jacobs, J E Hwanson anil
('linn. Huberts tonlnht, tlio llrst step I
If I lu orKmiUntloii of n Commercliil
Club will to taken.
Tim proposition will be ihorniiKhl) i
discussed, nnil plans for tlu fntnri
will bo tali! It l probable Hint nil-1
other location for the rlnb will be
hroiiKhl HI', which will provide more
room for the various activities wlili It
are to bo undertaken by the club. In
(.'lulling meeting rooms for other or
KttnltntloiiH thnl are expected to join
forces with thn rlub.
"Wo have uvor 100 name on the
llm now In support of tbo club, and
feel thnl wt nre Justified In taklnit
thin stop," stated Dr. Johnson today.
"We want l understood thnl the Com
morclnl Club U not attempting to take
over ami run any of thn othor organ
isations In llm city, but that o nro
mcroly attempting to organise them
Into a unit nti nearly n oxslble with
out taking their separate fuiicl Iouh j
from them.
"They nil have nn iimtorl Iiik func
tion of working for tho beat and bol
ter Interests of Klnmnlh Falls, mid on
this basis we want thorn as new to
Kethcr UK possible. Ily such an nr-i
rnngoment, n haw been provca In all
up-to-date cities, hotter results ran
ho obtained In the work for n bettor,
city."
Your Check Wfll lie Hera Hooa
DETROIT, June 28. The Ford
Motor company Is mnklng arrange
ment to attend to a little olllce detail
In connection with tho 116,000,000
bun i K to ho distributed among Ford
owners In August. Tho company Is
it bout to write 30f.000 checks for I&0
each, to bo mailed to owners through
out thn world, A staff of thirty sten
ographers Is to bo employed In this
task, requiring about six weeks for
completion,
Frjrn Nolo I IMIvcred
BERLIN, Juno 28. Gerhard de
livered today the American note re
ngrdlng tho Frye Incident at tho for
eign office.
SENATOR AND
EX.-60U0 VISIT
rllAMIIKHLAlX AND WEST ARK
TOUHINO CENTRAL ORKtJON
IjOOKINQ OVER THE CONDI
TIONS IN VAST EMPIRE
PORTLAND, Juno 28. Accom
panied ty Oswald Wont, United States
Senator (I. E, Chamberlain left Sat
urday night for n tour through Cen
tral Oregon to Inspect various pro
jects which are under way and In con
templation. Tho first stop will bo at Bend,
where the projects In that vlolnlty
will bo examined. From Bnd they
will proceed to Paisley, and thence
to Lakevlow, From Lokovlow tho
party will go 'to Klamath Falls.
The trip Is 'ror tho purposo of
familiarising Senator Chsmborloln
with presont conditions on tho under
takings and to refresh his memory
and give blm first hand Information.
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YOUNG COUPLE
MARRIED HERE
TOM ELLIOTT AND MIHH JEK.4IE,
MILLS OP THIS CITY MARRIED
YESTERDAY LEFT IN MA-
CHINE ON WEDDINO TRIP
Tom Elliott, son of W. T. Elliott
of this city, and Miss. Jessie Mills,
daughter of J. F. Mills, a prominent
Klnmath county farmer, wore mar
ried yestorday morning at the bride's
home by Ilev. E. M, Richards or the
Methodist church. But the relatives
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of tho two families and a few close
t friends woro presont at tho ceromony.
The couple loft Immediately by
automobile on a honoymoon trip to
Medford and Crater Luke. Tboy will
return hero and reside. In this clt.
Mr. Elliott Is employed at the Pel
ican Hy mill,
Baseball llnme; SMI to O.
Initio difficulty was had by the
Klamath Falls team In vanquishing
thn Dorrls team Sunday. Blgboo
pitched a uo-hit gnme, and tho only
Dorrls player to get by first did do on
nn error. It Is reported that tho reg-
ulnr Dorrls battory fnlled to npponr,
Committer Meeting Tonight.
Tho July banquet committee ot
Prosperity Robeknh Ixidgo will moot
at the roBldjCiico or Bsh -an. '-fit
at the homo of Mrs. Nate Ottorbclu,
chairman of the commltteo, tonight to
complete nrrnngouionta. Tho other
members of tho committee are Mnysol
Hundorson, Cora Sanderson, Ruth
Avery, Jasophtno Van Riper, Carrie
Clendennlng, O. II, Clendonnlng,
Mrvdge Kxell, W. E. Ksoll, Grotn Mc
Millan, Nancy Donurt, Chas. Donort,
Fannie Virgil, Chas, Roberts, P, L.
Fountain, W. Presley Johnson.
Thomu. A. i:dloii not only smiled,
hiii ho riKircd with laugbter, while
.iiiei M (U-oruo W, tloetbala not only
fitlliil to mull.!, but woro hU usual
down, JumI uu the) nteUwl Jcgrcc
from I'rlnwtou UnUersIt) at. the
lOMh (oininciiceiuuut of the uulvur
hiD 'I hu iiliotogrnphor hero cuuglil
tho iineiitor. who l knowu the eanli
luoiuid, mid tho vngliieir wIiom; work
on the I'liliuinu caiml him mudc blm
ptrhupB the bout knowu In his pro
ftsHluu lit iho world. In the same pic
lure. .Mr Edison was no tickled by
the honor that he could not repress
his fifllng luto a mere smile. He
laughed outright, despite the dlgnlt)
thai Princeton thinks ought to go
with tho degroe of doctor ot science
which Imu Juttt been conferred on
Mm (Icucral iloothals. whoso photo
uriiphit heldoui show him with a smile,
mimed to be wrapped In his prores
Htonul gloom us ho was made a doctor
or laws
ARTESIAN WATER
AT THE: MARSH
HACK RRUiSHY STRIKES ARTE-
KIAN WATER AFTER DAY AND
A HALF'S RORINO ON HIS RIG
STOCK RANCH
Word was received In this cltj jes
lei dny by Mrs. II. 3. flrlgsby from
Mr. drlgsby, who Is at his stock ranch
nt tho Klamath marsh, that they had
struck artesian water on the ranch
lifter n day nnd n hnlf's boring. The
water Is good, and a two-Inch flow has
been secured.
(Irlgsb) Is heavily interested In
slock In the county, and has a large
run eh at tho marsh whero he feeds his
stock for market. So far as is known
this Ih practically the first urtoslon
water round at the marsh. Hereto
fore Mr. Orlgsby has used Sand Creek
for wutorlng, but as an experiment de
cided to boro and see what would
come or it. Tho flow or water Is ex
ceptionally good, states tho report.
Orlgsby has 400 cnttlo on his ranch
this ear.
It Is understood that an Indian with
property there is also preparing to
I bore for water.
I let urn From San Francisco
Ed Margin and daughter roturned
Inst night from San Francisco and a
visit nt the fair. Mrs. Martin and
other dnughtor remained for a longer
visit, Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Rogers
also roturned last night,
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Autolats Act hn Itciscuei-N
A carload of autolsts to Merrill
yesterilny brought in a number of pas
sengers fiom another machine, which
had become stalled. The rescuers
wore Mrs, F. Miller, Mr. McPharrlan,
Mr, Schubert and Floyd Fuller.
WILL BALDWIN
CONIES OUT FOR
MAYORS OFFICE
Hl'CCKHHFUI. YOl'MJ llfSI.SKSS
. MAX TO tlVS
Krk-nU Induce Him to Itua for Oanci-. '
Hum lUv-n Urmaldrrlnic IMatisw liuj
Nunie IWfoir the People tor Stt
em I IMy1 Kull) ltallzm Hllua-'
lion uud IVomikc Economic Ad
uiLnUlraltoav. I
To the Voter of Klamath Falls.
i wish 10 announce tnat i am a
candidate for mayor, and If elected
pledge myself to administer the af
fairs or the city as economically as
possf bio consistent with good business
management.
WILL W. BALDWIN.
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"I am not making any promises be
foil election time that I cannot fulfill
after election If I should be chosen
by the people," stated Baldwin this
morning. "The next year will be a
critical period for the city, due to the
general condition of the country and
our own local conditions.
"I hae been considering placing
my name on the ballot for several
dn)s. since a number of my friends
hae been urging me to run for the
office, and I think that I do so, fully
realltlng the situation aad knowing
the needt of the city."
Baldwin ha been the successful
manager ot the Baldwin Hardware
company for iho past six years. He
Is a native or Klamath Falls, born
and raised here, and connected with
the hardware company for a number
or ears.
He Is a member or the younger set
of the cltr, and a member or the
board or directors or the Chamber of
Commerce, which has been doing
some great things for tho city In the
past few months, and which is plan
ning greater things ror the ruture.
t War Beginning Obeerred
United Press Service
Vienna, June 2S. The assassina
tion or Archduke Frans Ferdinand
Scrajeur, which occurred ono year
ago today, and is given as the Imme
diate causo or the great European
conflict, was observed throughout
Austi l:i-Hungary today. Tho news
papers printed many eulogies and
Emperor Fmni Joscr drove to the c
thedral to observe the day.
llaw-ltatl-IUnd Benefit.
Tho baseball-band benefit will be
held in the Pailllon Wednesday night
of this week. Tho band will furnish
tho music until 12 o'clock, when a
seven-piece orchestra will officiate.
RECRUITS HELD
ON. HEAVY BAIL
YORK TO
BROUGHT FROM NEW
TESTIFY BEFORE JURY IT IS
THOUGHT LANE WILL GO ON
THE WITNESS STAND
United Press Scrvlou
SAN FRANCISCO, Juue 38. Nine
men alleged to have been recruited
.day from New York, where they were
arrested, und taken to the federal
building, where u special session ofJto,d ,, Mf MorgJm ..wore our two
tho grund Jury Is being hold this af
ternoon. Indlctmonts are expected.
It is believed that Harry Lane, the
alleged go-between In the case, will
testify.
United 1'te.w BtrWco
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.-3 p
m. Judge Van Fleet held eight ot
thrf alleged iVwlto tVftOO ball each,
0,rKnWltted that he
SPENCER CREEK
HATCHERY TO
BE
COMMIKHIO.V Is KAVOKAIII.V !
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If.
IMPROVED
Kpm MunrU at Work of Hatctv'that aeroplanes bombarded CaUaro'ValMsl ttsMs'lM
fry TliU Ymr t'mler Ita Present
Condition- -Dam Acrow Klaauth
Hirer for ltunnln Kl-Ji Up Creek
Finite Kai or -Party Com to Crater
I jike Thl Mornlnn.
j no prospects ior tue improve
ment or the Spencer Creek hatchery
ror next year are bright, since the
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visit over Sunday or Governor Withy-
combo and the members or, the state
fish and game commission.
Every member or the commission
showed a deep Interest in the hatch
ery, and were surprised at the show
ing made this year In the turning out
or oter a hair million flsh under the
conditions existing there. The trip
thtough Central Oregon has Includ
ed a number or hatcheries, and the
extent or the Improvement will be
announced following a meeting or the
commission.
Tbo Spencer Creek hatchery is con
sidered by the commission to be the
best egg taking station In the state
ror mountain trout, and through this
ractor the location finds favor with..
the commission
Eggs rrom this sta-
tlon have been sent all over the state
this year, and It Is predicted by mem
bers of the commission that with add
ed Improvements. Including a dam in
the Klamath River, that 5,000,000
eggs can be secured each year, which
are worth between $2 and $3 per
1,000.
The members of the commission
were taken to tbe mouth of Spencer
Creek, where 1i empties (Into tbei
Klamath River, following an inspec-j
tlon ol tbe hatchery Itself, and thoi
pools and streams surrounding the
(Continued on Pag 4)
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LAMONT COMES
IN HONORED CAR
PARTY ARRIVES SUNDAY NIGHT
AND GO TO HARRIMAN LODGE
THIS MORNING CAR TO MAKE
UP LIBERTY BELL SPECIAL
iho Lanioiit party consisting of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lamont and
family and Dr. and Mrs. Huddleston
nnd family, arrhed In Klamath Falls
Sunday night In the largest Pullman
piltute car lu the United States, and
went to Harrlman Lodge this morn
ing where they will spend two months.
The car "Philadelphia" was started
back this morning to Philadelphia
I where it will make up the special
,traln whlih Is to carry the Liberty
l.rtii ... cln Eh.,n,,i,ra
'1 he Lamont party 'has leased the
lodge und the summer home of S. O.
Johnson nnd the Flelsobackers at
.Point Comfort for the summer. They
icamu here by wuy ot Portland and
I following tbelr vacation will go to
San Prnuclsco to lslt the fair.
Mr. I.amout Is oue or the group
or yeuiu: men advanced to fame'
through nfocl.it ion with tho late J.,
P. Morgan, and reputed to be worth (BELIEVED ATTEMPT TO BR MADE
8250,000,000. He Is one ot the late
financiers last set of partners. It is
QAta nt ruirinarc In hla hitav llf-ttlmtv
nnd that the third set was carefully)
selected for their youth and vigor, .
ns well as for their ability. Natural
ly they survived the dynamic Morgan United Press Service
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welcht of his sesrs. i.
Mr. I-amont was a reporter on the
Now- York Tribune when his qualifi
cations for finance attracted the at
tention of leading New York bankers.
( Continued oa page 4)
War Bulletin
United Press Srv!c
BERLIN, Juna 28. AnnouBcadi
'here that tho Auitro-Oermaiu bare I
I stormed and capturod Halclx and
I crowed the Dnelstcr Hirer, which la
I considered the greatest victory since1
the fall of Lcmberg. They threaten
'to cut off part of the Russian army'.
from the Toree, operating north of
lumbers;.
tt'nlte'1 I'ress Service
ROME, June 28. ScuUrl writes
Sunday. The fortlflcaUou sad docks
(Were considerably daauced.
6RAND JURY .
BRINGS FOUR
JURY IN CIRCUIT COURT DISMISS-
ED, SUBJECT TO RECALL THE
CASE OF BROWN VS. WYLAND
DECIDED FOR DEFENDANT
Four true bills were brought la by
the grand jury Saturday, two of them
being John Dee warrants. Two war
rants were issued against Miss Mamie
Jones and H. F. Chapman ot Worden
for cohabitation and lasctriclous Ur-
lag. The couple were brought to this
city and placed under 1500 apiece,
which were furnished. Their attor
neys plead not guilty to the charge in
the circuit court this morning.
The case at Brows agaiast Wylaad
for a " r " decided la
rarer or tne defendant by the Jury
and they were dismissed subject to
recall.
EVELYN WILL
NOT TESTIFY
(REPORTED ON WAY TO CANADA
TO ESCAPE TESTIFYING IN THE
THAW TRIAL STATES THAT
HE IS CRAZY
'United Press Service
, NEW YORK. June 28. Thaw
scored heavily this morninlg when
General Frank Streeter of Concord,
appointed chairman ot the commis
sion by Judge Hendricks to ascertain
Into Thaw's sanity, reported that the
commission is convinced ot his san
ity. It was learned today that Eve
lyn Nesblt Thaw Is determined not to
testify, and she Is reported to be on
the way to Canada.
She stated. It Is reported, that
If
Thaw is released, those responsible
for it will bear a tremendous burden.
He harbors me ill, and my existence
will be hell on earth If he Is declared
sane."
Want American Aviator
LONDON. Juno 38. The London
Dally Mall In an editorial today sug
gested that England employ Orvllle
Wright for the purpose of directing
Great Britain's air fleet.
MEXICO STILL
BROILING ABOUT
TO OVERTHROW VILLA AND Bfi
TAUMSH THE OLD REGIME
DISPATCH POINTS THAT WAY
WASHINGTON, June 38. It has
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been reported here that a number of
Mexican leaders are gathering at Kl
Paso with tbe view of overthrowing
Villa and reestablish the old rafts-.
The dlspseth from Aaarlllo ld
color
to tbe report. l"fWM'&mf?i W
HUERTA AND
0R0ZC0 TAKEN
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IN
hkuEVED AMRRICANH BACKINO
HUERTA IX CONSPIRACY
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EL PASO. Tex., June 38 Mara
arrests are expected here at any tlma.
Including a number of AsMrteaas.
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A-ra asV-Bawrte mm Orsam ilrv,
rested, aad Met Kssnisd Mss
Rmmored New York p-g-'TU "fti
Backlaa- Haerta.
Clifford Becksnaa. special asMtt. Mi
arrested Hoerta aad Oreaao last sJkjiH j '
aad sutad today that atftara vnmH ''.
probably fattew. "lrf&
ThUtaa direct result ot la raavr- M
ed gathering of Mexkaa Kadars r4-'gn&
ported to be held at Kl Paso. TJaaOB- ,0
uruiiru reporui iross new TOTK WUUMJti
that New York flaaaeiers who tarwVarf
been backing Huerta are to ba ais !?Mr
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Bcckman and hla -'- . vr A.Z'!'
, t-J A- . . f JfijA
; nuruui hbw Apni aa a vuxtw
local conspiracy, aad it waa adsnKted ., JK-
that detectives bars k-ea lvSa.i
Huerta aad Oroaco to aroTMst tMr'i'M
crossing the aordar. i&dW.
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WASHINGTON. D. C. J SB. 35 $
The federal government plana to fraa-'. ,Mf
ecute.the Huerta revoIuUoaists. That &&
evidence which haa bos- bmi-- U
to be presented to a Texas grand Jary t
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immediately. , ,fv.
President Wilson U in cosartaaU -i-K w
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iuuui mm iu Biiiuutem at woT-sia, i
whero he is taking- a vaeatled. Tho t rfy
la little prospect that the troops iltst.' f.S
tbe border will he stremgths-ed. . m
An early telegram today froat aa -?-fj
ambiguous sender stated that Oera;; $&&
uonsuea bad defeated tae Zanatk--- 'ii.l
and had entered .Mexice: Tbe asaUl'fl
departasent' has withdrawn tho ns4M
nouacemeat. ana state taat aaoar- uJ
ently tbo victory was la favor of ta f-
Zapatistas,
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REDDING, June 38.-2 p.
Steam Is still pouring from tho
erous apertures on Mt. Laaaea'a aid as tm.
this morning, but tho big eruptkw of lv g'
last night is over. TbeeruBtlon. iua--
day is considered tho second wrsjeatv
yet.
U. S. DECISION IS
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GOVERNOR WTlYCt)MBsiYfM
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REFERRING TO OREGON
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CALIFORNIA LAND
CASE, JUST HANDED DOWN
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"The decision of the Ualtad ',? A
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irnm iaa grant sun i a iocxuna,'V' ,-
solution of the problem." said Oov?t-tJ
ernor James Withyeombe, whbJati;-f '' '
yesterday to KlamaU Falto. s"R.wMi;S: ''
promote settlement upas. Uss'lajT;';, '
and If properly, guarded, ao llifi(st4 '"
be placed' In the haaaa of sWMall'
settlers, It is aa exce!Wat'tsmtssv
the decision has been mad M'st'lstsV f it
if sold la tracts for settlessWn ::?
be very helpful toward, the aovoiif-
ment of the state, aad at taaiaaojia-,,
time bring Into tha vrloMattt
in which tbe lands are sltaatad 'mk
nuoa from taxattaa. .t.1'.. . '(
"This declsioa Is really.' sVsMsjfe
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legisigtura, whwh aasaed ft
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