n js.x-r- i"-s ""Vi.A -t' "i
VJ
n I
5
KLAMATH COUNTY'S
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1915
Fries, Five OHrti
OfflClAt NKW8PAPEK JI
pXft"-"'
-maneM"": ,. " i j -1 hh-hiv
lERICAN MAN.
IS ARRESTED
6ERMANY.REP0RT
J-
pMMinKT WIMKlN
,0 WNm f Portland, O "
.Wrlftn t'onu t Hwlln, Arrest
rf Pear lW Ironllrr ", 1Wh
1 idvi tltarge rwlwlw"! AHownl
r .(hhim l l'M nM American.
Knwrl liirimrtl nr Ktpellwl.
I'ailrs HiHrlu
wamiis'iiton. i , Jiy
2K.
A nport ha been received hero Ihiil
lUrrr WlUon of Portland, clerk to
lb American roimul general nt Iltr
Ua, was arreted near the Danish
frontier on a technical rlmrgp Hint he
tit attcmjitliii; t lni the country
wllkoot ft passport
Ttt government lum been advised
iMltbe real offense Ik Hint of hutting
t purport to nn englishman who
patsi as an American A report that
btvsa feeing enabled t' flee lum not
bsm mlled.
Widen reports tlmt tin In n relative
of Prtslant Wilson. The offenso ts
cetsttortd of (ho grates! nature, nno
If lay leniency It shown It will be out
of courtesy to the United Htale. A
Cermsn committing n Nlmllnr offenso
toM b guilty of treason. If the
tterit li proven it la probablo (tint
U lll b Imprisoned or expelled
fro the country.
IS
; ON (250 BAH
Y
rARTICIPAST l FIGHT AT DODD
HOLLOW TO APIT.AK AUGUST
OCT OX W.W HAIL AFTER
WARRANT IKSUKH
Mills Todd of l)odd Hollow, for
a warrant of arrest waa Issued
rtstirtay on complaint of H. A. Uw
rwtt, alao of Dodd Hollow, following
llnculty, words and shooting,
tan Uwrenro wna shot through ono
r from a (im In tlio hand of Todd,
rtteftMd on bull this morning
wt. M60 buhiK the bull. Ray and
I erl Merrill are his bond'sraen.
Tho bearing, which waa started at
wwll yeiicrdny, but moved here,
t for August 9th In the Justice
Ui peace court, nt 11 o'clock.
Uwreace, accompanied by hl attor
tn, (lab and llcnner, rnme here to
out tho coinplnint yeatorday a-
Todj WM tho city last
"W.aad tho bull mih arranged for
WBlng.
Utrtnce believed to be the
mw nun namod ns defendant In a
l l which lm been filed with
iiih u cm,rt c,crk over UBd
HulinifiHl.i.. uiui... n .
,, .m,i ninu iwaia
"MPrMa8crvicn
ATHBN8, July 28 A Urltlsh aub
"" n sunk tho Turkish trans-
W Nar&inr .i .
n..r.T ' lwo gunDoaia ana
Wnop,0 Mmrycg A Bhot Ufm
Toswn e dnnoa the wharf t
JJ" "r (ho nricnal n, bM.
HWi! tho 8ohr PacIIc
vnt'j9u' m rtt w
' Hei 7 0m h0 WM utebl.
Hi pollco nro for
1 vitiu u :
, m Ball of New York atatt I. h.r.
wio.wj .;.. 1; W,,h hta "'
ID
OUT
. mAdun unudcn
TO BE MAYOR
OF THE CITY
Wl.N'H HV KIKTV VHTKM ttVIIlt
t'. II. rillHMIIt
i
J. II. Miii (,'Iiommi at HMrlnl t'Arr-
lion to Kill Out Vrwaiilrctl Term "f ,
MrliitlttN, lloxluiu'tl WIiih hy CIim i
X'tHr Hrnllliiciit of Cll) 1itrly '
DIvIiKnI, IteiiMmoirnHiiK ltulttrl
of Hm Cnntllibitro.
J, II. MllMlll Of tllU I'll)' UII4 i'lfltcil
muor to till out tin unexpired icnn
of pX'Mnyor Nliliolnn ni )i'Mlri1n'H
xclr.l gi'iicnil oleollmi lii'ld In ill In
city, hy forl)-vlglit much out bin
licnrt'ot roiniii'tltor, C. It, OrUlor. who
MdH ncciiuil, with 310 ii'. Mimon
(Irnwlng 3fi otfn in ilm H v wiirilw.
Mr, Miikoii uimo to Oregon n nnni
bcr of )nnni ngo from KnnKnn, mnl
Nlnro tlion linn hvon 'iiKttK('l bore In
nrloiin liiinlnrxt i')tilol(N, Inrgnly ronl
ntnte.
The official count of Hid bnllota will
bo mrtdr- tonight, but the returns ns
given In Inat night from tho vnrlnu
vtartta It nt follewt: Will W. Ilnld-
win 90S, C. II. Crlnler 3I. A J l.ylo
!'i. J. II. Maton 304.
Any officer ilected nt n mxcliil gen-
ernl otcllon hold In tho city mutt
qualify within ten day attor hit elec
tion, nrcordlng to tho Charter, nnd'lt
Is expected Hint Mr, Mnton will do so
without ilelsy. Tht next regular
council meeting It to ho held next
Monday night.
As it glance over tho ballot results
of the election shows Mr. Mason Is
tho rholro of the people of tho city
for this office, nnd In his platform he
has promised law enforcement, n busi
ness ndmlnltlrntlon, nnd as good n
rule ns ho Is nblo to give.
INVESTtOATION OF
(LEASTLAND IS ON
IIOI'IKH XltMIIKIII.Ml Hill ItKOOV
F.ltKI A07 MIHNIXH HKlllKIt
VV OFFICIAI IH IIKMRVKI)
WIM. HK I1'X1HIIK1
I ultri" Press Hervlco
CHICAGO. July 28. The Intest
figures of tho Knstlnnd disaster show
that 831 bodies havo boon recovered,
820 of which havo been Identified,
with fi07 still missing.
It Is believed that at least one
higher up official will bo prosecuted.
Rintn'a Attorney Hovno predicts that
nt least nix manslaughter Indictments
will bo roturnod bofore tonight. Tho
Investigators nre now working to
gether, having agreed on wltneasos,
and returned tho Inquest. Tho dredg
er has boaun to raise the goat.
The city Is In mourning, with flogs
at half mast nnd bells tolling. Nearly
600 funerals wore hold today, many
of the processions being led by Ico,
coal and express vans draped with
crepe and used as hcarsos. one nay
rack carried twolvo coffins to a Polish
cemetery.
Thousands gatherod at the cemo-
terles. nnd the cravo diggers havo
been busy steady since Sunday. Thero
are Insufficient ministers and priesin
to officiate,
To Water tlM Lnwn
lira. Levi McDonald cane In this
moral.. from Laniell Vallley where
the McDonald family la spending tho
summer. The principal object or tne
trip was to Irrigate the lawn at the
McDonald home nt tho top of Hixm
street,
flaunt Mm Girls to Meet
The lrls of the Winema Woholo
Camp Pir re requested to meet at
tit home of Mrs Harrison, on tho
West ilde, Thursday afternoon at 8
'leek.
Scene in Warsaw, From Which
Russians Are Likely to BelDriven
tr2 isHjj9wsnKjsKHSjtfGaT jiaww sK.HAAd&naaaKgssaaBsBBjBBBjsBssjSfi
n LSf 12 aassMSs&'faflHtsaaaraassBjflSjflgsBBBBaasjs
Hirmnii troop, iictoritlim to illt-
putrlKt from Poland, uro about to
tiiho Wnrsnw, one of tho greatest
cltloK of Kurope, vlilcli tho IUihsIiiiis
Results of Yesterday's Special Election
VOTi: 11' WAIHKS IM 2nd .till till .1tli Total
It! WII.I. W. IIAI.UWI.V !Mi .10 lit .1" SM 20
lit C. II. CIHKI.KIt 14 lUll H7 IKi SI .till
II A. J. I.YI.H II J t Hit
1.1 J. II. MAKOX !! l - w atu
TOTAIJ4 :.I17' 'Ml IIIH l.Ttl O
BRYAN HERE ON
TONIuHTS TRAIN
WII.I. AltltlVi: FHOM KOfTII AXH
.M.IKK THIP TO CIIATHK I.AKF.
-lOMOHHOW AI-TER CHANGE IX
PLANK SHE I'ELICAX HAY
iTho climax of two days' revolutionary
! warfare camo today when tho rebels
Former secrolury of state under Tho members of tho city council ,ragged lho boAy of president Oult
Pretldent Wllaon. Vllllam Jennings lmvo been troubled during : tho P Ittume from tho Pronch ,egatIon,
llrysn, will arrlvo hero tonight on few days, In fact, most of this week, j
tho night train from the south, on, by tho frequent nppenranco of ono,'ie'o bo hnd tnken refuge. He was
his way to Crater Ijke. Ho will slop Snltzlor, who has been on tho lookout then shot and tho corpso lay In tho
at tho Whlto Pelican hotel, and la ex -
.. ( s
pncteil to leavo in me murnuiK iur mo uuuy iur uiuu mug, (reDois naraaea.
Pelican Hay nnd Crator Lake. i Recently tho city authorized the
A sudden chnngo In his plans do.(Prchnso of n liorso to mate the one
elded this, nud tho word was receive! loft to mourn the loss of a departed I'nltod Press Service
i. m,iv hv utnaior Hort Hall of ono. Several nttempts wore ramie by. WASHINGTON, D. C. July 28.
tho While Pelican hotel. It Is sup-'tbo council, but too many Angers nl-jThe stnto department announced to
poted that ho will meet many old j ways spoiled tho plo until Snltxlerjdny that tho United States cruiser
friends or others who may doslro to cno nlong nnd mndo tho trade. He Washington, Admiral Cnperton com
uni, htm tonlBbt nt tho liotol. bnd a team which ho gave for tho ro-'mandlng. would rench Port-au-Prince
llrynn has bocn visiting tho fairs.
nt Sau Diego and Sun Frnnclsco, and
Ih on his wny north, returning east.
Ho Is In big domrml for spoech mak
ing, especially at this time, duo to
his ardent support of "pence," In con
IIIH Ul Ill-Ill Blll'l.uii . ,.v-, .......
tradlctlon to Roosevelt, at.ltudo of ,
"U'nr III nnV COM."
'wnr nt any cost
Hian Is considered to bu the most
urdent supporter of penio in tno
ptcsont time. Ills resignation of the
secretaryship Is concodod to lmvo
boon because, of his belief that ono of
Wilson's notos would precipitate this
country Into a wivr.
It Is thought that ho will spond but
ono day nt the lake, going to Medford
In time to speak Thursday night in
tho publlo squaro thero.
Arrives From Medford
II. Roland Glnlsyer, county agricul
turist, has returned from Medford,
whero ho accompanied President Kerr
of tho Agricultural College; Addison
nennott of tho Orcgonlrvn. and Mr.
and Mrs. Myors of Portlnud, Thoy
wont from thero to Pcjlcnn Hay, to
Crater Lake and to Medford.
liimgell Vallley Rancher Here
George Doal, the well known Lan
gell Valley rancher, Is In the county
seat on nusinow.
limo been (lofriulliifj JuBprrati.'ly for
......1,1... I. .. a ........, it.t ,.....!
,"' " """ "-'""' "-"-"
d:i lit') tliv Crrinnn nrinkvt had gono
nH ,.i,r a n)cuteeii iiiIIch. nnd It
hh fiild the Hussions were preparing,
7 OIS
MAKES TRADE;
NOW HE BALKS
M.IV TIIAWKS THA.M TO CITY FOIt
IIOHMKS AXI) "HOOT" HOHSi:
WILL XOT LAY DOWN NIGHTS.
HOES XOT WANT HIM
I
ifor any members of tho city leglsln-
1... .. 1 ... u ... ,t.
mmning norso nuu soino ooot.
Tho first night ho discovered that
the city horso would not lay down
nights for his rest. The next morn-
Ing bnck ho enme, and demanded s
refund in tho shape of his team from
..,- ,l. .- ..l
- - ---'
. . ..
i nights Iss no goot; get no rest; can't
work. Take him back. If you don't.
I got my team anyway," says the
angry Snltsler.
Ho was present nt council meeting,
Monday night, but by diplomacy Pres-; war between Haiti and San Do
lilent Matthews started the meeting lngo Is feared as a result of tho
off, nnd after Hint Snltsler had no Haitian rebels storming the Domlnlc
chance. ,nn legation, killing General Oscar
Hikm'IhI Council Meeting Tonight
The members of the city council
nro requested by President Matthews
to meet nt 0:30 at the city hall to -
night, rvs some Important business Is
to be trunsactod. Tho appointed offi
cers and now mayor, J. B. Mason, aro'
niso requested to ue present.
Urltlsh Steamer Sunk '
LONDON, July 28. The British
steamer Grangewood was submarined
Sunday off the Shetland Islands, The
crew was landed at leerwkk. It 1,1
believed that the same 'submarine
which sunk; the LeeJaaaw sunk 'tilt
!.. I J,
!",
n
xtrecl nnd a large building In the city
nnd proo It to lie community as
uell advanced as ninny other large
Kuropenu cities.
IS
IN PROGRESS IN
ISLAND OF HAYTI
I'HKSIDKNT IH DRAGGED OUT
AXD KILLED IX STREET
I IdinrilnK of Ainericaii Troon Seems
(Viinln President Guillanse Drag
gl From French LegnUon Ex
ited France l( Atk for Explana
tion Obligatory on Americo to
Gh One if Heiiietl
(
l' lilted Pi ess Service
POTIT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti. July 28.
street for threo hours, while mobs of
. . a- a
ut noon, with too marines ana too
bluejackets. It necessary they will
lend. Tho cruiser Eagle Is off Cape
Haytlen.
..,?.. ,.,
vl'v .iu...vv
WASHINGTON. D
Tl.n In.wll.iir nf tlin A
C, July 28.
T1, Ending of tho American marines
"'"' "iJi '" '.
t,eemc1 certain hero now. No official
ndvlces of tho situation have been re-
ol'oa'
Doorway,
Franco Is expected to demand an
explanation of the invasion of the
French legation, and it Is deemed
.obligatory here that America give It.
Of)
HAND CONCERT TONIGHT
The regular weekly band con-
cert will be given In the court
e) house park tonight by the Klam-
ath Falls Military Band, under
) the leadership of Prof, Howell.
to (vncute. This picture shows
REVOLUTION
SEVENTY-THREE
ARE SECURED FOR
KLAMATH CLUB
!
1 VKTV-KOt;it MK.V WOIIK KIHST
lAV IX CAMJ'AIOX
lU-Kulnr roiiimiltco Xo. (t ItriBgs in
Mht Memben. Xo OUnks In Re-
IMJris ut HendquarterH, ond Work
to I'raxrcsN In Future Few Dof
Xot Iteport or n1 ubtltutet.
Ilolit Work Hack.
I
The result of the first morning's
campaign for memberships for the
new Commercial Club resulted In
seventj-threo memberships being se
cured by the committees out this fore
noon, showing that there nro In Klam
ath Falls enough people to give this
city n tine, strong organization, if
I they nro only .asked to become mem-
. . .-
ners, it is a line snowing tor me cuy,
and Is encouraging to the reorganlza-,und
.D . ..o-o o .una nt ,
Hon committee who have given to Hojstr,ndlng
plans nnd the needs of the city so lib-' , .
erally of their time and services. I Chamberlain plans to return to
There were twenty-four committee-' Washington a month ahead of the
men out today on the campaign, tbejtime for congress to convene for the
men being divided into sub-commit-jpiirposc of. conferring with Garrison
tees, each with a district in which to j ir, regard to recommendations to be
work. A special committee had jmr.d to congress later,
charge of some of the large business!
Interests, turning In thirty-five mem-j.
bersblps.
The regular committee bringing in
the largest list of .memberships waa
Committee No. 6, consisting of Oscar
Peyton chairman. Rt E. Smith .and
Chas. W. Eberlein, reporting nine
memberships secured. Each of the
committees reported having secured
some members, no blanks being found
iu uiu reiuiiH.
I Mnnv nf Ihnan nnnrilnpliArf tnr mam
bersblps asked for some further time
In which to consider the matter. The
matter has been so fully set forth at
tho meetings and through the Herald
reports tiiat there should no longer
bo any misunderstanding of the char-f
octcr of the organization, or of the
!. 11- la IntAtiflnrl rlntnv 111 if At rha'
" " ""- -" -. ,. ".-
plans which have been prepared.
The committees will be out again
tomorrow morning to see others who
n.'.t eligible and have not been seen.
In fact, It will take several days to
complete the canvass of the city.
However, none shoultd wait to be
called upon, but call at the Commer
cial Club and sign a membership
blank. Many are not at their places
of business when the committees call,
so they are missed for the time. It
Is the hope of tho committeemen to
see nil the ncttve men and give them'
n chance to become identified with)
the Commercial Club, and assist, in)
tho great work of promoting tne in
terests of Klamath Falls and the re-l
gion round about. COUNTY
The chairman of several of the
committees were greatly handicapped
today by members of the committee,
fallllng to report for duty and neg
lecting to send a substitute to take
their places on the committee. The
work was theroby disorganized, and
the efficiency of the day's campaign
reduced.
Tho reorganisation committee
wishes It understood that nil those
who signed, xards agreeing to assist
In tho membership campaign should
not fall to report at the Commercial
Club for duty at 9:45 o'clock each
day of the campaign. In case one
cannot give the time during the tore
noon ns outlined, he should send a
substitute, that all committees may
bo filled and all be at work. Failing
In this, notice should be sent the sec
retary, Fred Fleet, before 9 o'clock
of the day he cannot be present. ,
Tho success In securing the neces
sary membership to make of thla the
strong organisation which Klamath
Falls Is large enough to have, and
should nave, depends upon the seal
and earnestness and efficiency of this
membership committee In presenting
the plans and needs and obligations
to those who should be members.
i n , . i i
' Return From Ashland,
Mrs, Mmund Gowen of this city
has returned ffrem a week's vWt In
Ashland; her former .koese.
CHAMBERLAIN
TO FAVOR MORE
NAVAL EFFICIENCY
HfCIOt'HTH 8TAXD1XO AKMV OF
ia,O0O MEX
Scnntor ChamherUla. Cbalrtnaai of
Hio Mesuite Military CotnnlUee.
Says He Would Hwpport Any PU
for an Increase of Our Military
Xnval EWclenry PJarw DhcnaakMi
With Swrrtary of War Garrison.
(Special to The UeraM)
PORTLAND, July 28. Senator
Chamberlain, chairman of the senate
military committee, made a statement
today that be would support any plan
to Increase the military and naval
elQiloncy of the United States.
llo said that he and Secretary Oar-
rj.iun itau uiHtuoscu ius iuuuiuu Bur
for,. n,ntlrt,m.. nt ih latt onnrroaa
ht gugge8teei that we hare a
army of 125,000 men. and
ftlsn a reserve army.
WARSAW FIGHT
CONTINUES (ft
CERMAXS CLAJMsTO BE CLOSING
RAPIDLY AIJOLT PE CITY,
HAVING IT TWO-THIRDS StTR-
ROUNDED
i
rUei PreH service
BERLIN, July 28. The Oermans
nro doslns rapidly about Warsaw.
- . ...
ana tne cny ls now two-imras sur-
rounded. General von Gawite's right
wing has reached the Blue River.
The Russians checked the Germans
both at Asands and Narew, but event
ually retired. It is stated that Mar
thai von Macftensen's forces are "pro
gressing in a satisfactory manner to
the southwest of Lublin."
KLAMATH PROVES
NOT A COLD PLACE
REPRESENTATIVE IS
SHOWING THAT WE CAN GROW
FRUIT AND GARDEN THUCK
AS WELL AS OTHER THINGS
(Ht-rulU Special Service)
P. P. I. EXPOSITION, San Fran
cisco, July 28. Klamath county has
started out to prove that, while a tre- -'
mendous timber, cattle 'and wild
game country, it can produce as fine
farm and gaTden truck as any of
them. Representative Phil SInnott
now gloats over a showing of fine
lottuce, turnips, rhubarb and kindred
garden stuff ns there ls on the fair
grounds. '
The inquiry about the Klamath
country ls very great, but the average
person thinks ofthat taction as being
too cold for produeUen of the sort.
They are now learning better. If the
rest of tke state understood Just kow
many are the Inquiries abentthe ea-,
slbllltles for hunting game .of any
kind, they would emphasise' ike, op- ,
portunltles In their particular see- ,:
tlons. Many people about to ennnge .
their locations seem to be as mk;
interested UhUMrn4. ieWn M.AW
tkeWTe HS maklag a llvlag.an;UM. AIM
patter of bagging a deer ur.lmJtSfJ
more important than any
condition. v
A-
K1
Ll
I
n
- zi
j i
dl
rsit-'Til
A k. r-".(fl 111
- r -v. arr j-1
tie
" wi j
. . Trji
f.
'.At
rtJ.
, '
I