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KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1915
flCtAMATH FALL!' I IT
forFlClAL NBWIPAWK i
?f '.V. ' Witt -in i- i i t-ii.iLijjj!-..i . ..i-
iTsy-m Year ye T4
TJIKES AFFAIRS ,-. -
f t cm ok WHm
nuNPK-vr r tmscn. makes
1 nWMVt SPEECH
imfr- Acting MjiX'T for I1"! Two
' hfeeth. In Turning: Hrr Keys
Jew, WW Xr Mayer iiwr.
I Ky, garcr od HanBn4oai Term
Who. the Council "I to !
dried." J
-Mr. Mason. oti have lawn elected
kr the PMPl ' ,hU c,"r t0 tfc '"
.... f mat or. ReproMiitlnic th
ataberi of llir council, nad acting
mjyor, I wIpIi you prMperlty, utm
ud hrmonloii( wrm with tlt
Nuncll. I hereby turn or to you
tfcr kr ot the city and lt tM.n,"
uld rrfWcnl Mnthewa t tho open
log o( Ihe council mwiUnf lat night,
flcnllemnn. I hardly expccUKt to
end mfMli In thla ponltlon nomo tint
io, but I am lad to lw her. Whlla
I'Atk new thine for um bent, yet the
Matatlon Is not altogether near for
, btcauie I hnve occupies! a alasllar
petllloa before I only trust that our
awclttloa will be as pleasaat aa I
thlak It will bo. I hare so axe to
triad, aothlng at heart hut the whole
lalenats ot the city of Klamath rails.
Tkat l what we are all expected to
work for, and I believe we will," said
J. B. Mason, mayor elect, la accent
Itf the kes and taking over the
buslBtM Affairs of the city.
The council chamber waa IllletlJ
Ith rJtlaena who were preeeat to wh
ims the Installation of th mayor.
Contrary to the expectation ot many
of thotfi present, no new appoint
airata or change were made at the
nesting In any ot the city positions.
"I ham no announcement to make
at this time." slated Mr. Mason lut
night, previous to tho meeting. "It
U better for one to get settled and
onto the run of things, and know
where you nre leaping before you
Jump, f hnvo no changes to announce
it this time whatever."
As soon as tho preliminaries were
over the regular buslaeas of the meet
ing wsa taken up, aad owing to the
ttt that it waa the-lnt meeting of
the month, and regular pay night, a
host of bills were disposed of, taking
op aost of tho evening.
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Mrs. Clmrlen llctker, nlfo of the
mini electrocute! nt Hlng Sing, posed
for this photograph tho dny
lloiirko Cockrnu nrgued for n now
trial for her Itusbnnd. Tho cheerful
expression she benrs Is duo to tho
hopo that u now trial would ho grant
ed tho ox-pollre lloutonant.
CLEAN UP OF
CITY FORECASTED
I'KTsTION Tt COUNCTL DI8-
CIHKH OIUKCTION TO COUN
t'lliMAN'H l'HKMI8K OKNEK
A I. CliKAX-UP TO PROCKKD,
A gonerol clean-up campalgu In the
city, with especial emphasis on tne
files nnd fiy brooding spots waa fore
casted at last nlght'a meeting of tho
council. A petition was received pro
testing againat the use ot refute and
manure in the nuing or iwo iois in
the First Addition to Klamath Fallal.
The petition proteatlng to tho con
dition of (the lots waa signed by
nearly doien persons, Including
City Health Ofdcer Dr. L. L. Trunx.
Dr. Truax waa present last night, and
explained that manure Is a great
breeder of flies,' and that the com
plaint against thla lot waa justifiable.
Councilman Doty moved that the
petition be referred to th council aa
a committee of the whole. It la hit
lot. A general discussion waa held,
and It developed that a more vigorous
campaign than, ever Is to be waged
aga1st livery atablea and other sta
bles la the city which are providing
tne breeding placet for files.
Mayor Maeon read a abort piece,
which elted that about 90 per cent ot
gll flea eome from raak plaees
Councilman Doty explained that ha
Is willing to eleaa up tho lot, provid
lag all aush plaeee wero attended to
la like manner. .-, .
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Aill
offers received by tho school
board for District No. 1 for w new
school site woro rejected at a regular
mooting of tho board hold mat nJgtt.
U.JS.TR00PS AND
MEXICANS ARE
FIGHTING ON LINE
O.Vi: H4Ml.lt IH KH.I.KM I.V KII.IVIOKI'ICKItH I'llIvHUXT TIIKIIt IlKS
WITH CAIIHANZIHT.tH I IGXAl'lONH
I'lttlil Token IMiiu. Near Hon ILnHo
Thin Morning Ilellevert lUldrre
Wen Mteollng llore for Artny.
Mr lb Hame Who Fired on Anto-
iiHlill Vestertlay--Machine Gun Is
llrlng ltuliel to Scene. y
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J'nlled I'redA Servlco
imOWNSVII.LK. Tcx Aug, .1.
One Moldler was killed nnd saveral In
jured In a fight with Mexican raiders.
twenty-two miles northeast of hero
till morning. A portion of Troop A
of the Twelfth' United States cavalry
purronnded tho raiders at tho Bcrlv-
fncr.rsneh, when thoshootlng bognn.
Trooper McCluIro was killer, Troop
er Curtis hnd nn oar shot off and Dep
uty Sheriff Monahan was wounded, as
were two rangers In the skirmish.
The fighting Is proceeding In tho un-
derbrush.
A machine gun Is being rushed to
the scene with iv company of soldiers.
It la believed that the raiders are
Ctrranslstas who woro ateatlng
horres for their army, aad are
thought to be the samo which shot nt
nn nukomoblto carrying American
yesterday near the line.
United I'rets Service
WASHINGTON. D. 0., Au 3.
oniclni reports from Browanville con
firm tho fight of this mornlnK. though
no inference to tho Americans bolng
hilled have been received. Heavy
rones are Doing concentrated, pre
paratory to repelling InvadcM tndl-
cntlim In tho reports th&t further
fiKhtlng Is expocted.
Cuptsln nyan has captured twenty--lght
Mexican flllbustereni west of
Foil Hancock, Including Oolonel
Iticnrdo Agullar. a formor lluortn
fellow or. It Is believed that porhupa
MU may bo connected "with the llu-
oria plot.
PHIL SINNOTT IS
THE RI6HT MAN
I'Olt JOIt AT FAIR, HUT IS HANOI
CAPPED, HAYS WHITMORE OF
THIS CITY MOVIES ARK RIG
THING FOR ADVERTISING
"Phil Slnnott la tho right man for
the place, and Is doing great work
for Klamath county," stated I. D.
Whltmore of Roberts Whltmore
of this elty thla morning, who recent
ly returned from a trip to the fair.
"The Oregon building la a wonder,
and the Klamath oxhtblt, what there
U of It, la good. Slnnott la on tho
Job all Itbe time, and Klamath coun
ty people can congratulate themselves
on securing him for the position at
advertising man for this locality.
"He Is doing great work with what
he has there, but is handicapped 'by
the extent ot tho exhibit. Ho has the
plaoe neatly arranged, and la receiv
ing lota of Inquiries. Tho people ot
this county are overlooking a big
thing when they do not take tho mov
ing picture method of advertlelag up.
Some districts there have two ma
chines going all tho time, ahowtag
view, of their sections, and they ajre
exceptionally good.
''We have land and scenery that
compares wall with any of Callforiila.
and auoh a method of adverUotag
would bring groat results to thla
county, I believe. If Myoao'haa ay
products to tend down, sow laiho
tlmo to send thorn," aaid Whttmoro,
NEW MEMBERS ,
ARE ELECTED TO
COMMERCE BODY
I : !) Member of the Ito-Orgitabrri
Commercial Clnli to Voi fur Netr
Onirera l Serve L'nHI Next Jann-i
nry .Election to lh by Postcard
lUllot to be Mailed to Member for1
Return by Sett Friday Evening, i
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Tlie board of directors of the Com
j morclal Club met ast night at the
office of the club fbr the purpose of
re lowing the work of the member
ship committee to date nnd the elec
tion to membership ot applicants, as
provided under the new form of or
ganization. The list of the members
to dnto -appears In this paper.
Tho ill roc torn, ore greatly pleased
over the result of the reorganisation
and membership campaign. Tho
membership ts already largo for a
city of tho also of Klamath Falls, and
It Is expected that the list will be
greatly extended, especially through
tho addition of nuay memberships
from other points In the county.
Tho directors are very desirous
that the policy of the organisation to
work for tho good of tho whole coun
ty may bo clearly understood, and
that membership In tho dob may be
widely distributed
.throughout tho
county
In this way the Interests of
every section mj$thj more certainly
be
considered in the development
work for the county. Already a
number of widely distributed mem
berships have been taken by residents
of the different sections of the
county.
Tho directors are very desirous
thnt the policy of the organization
to work for tho good of the whole
county may be clearly understood,
and that membership in tho club may
be widely distributed throughout tho
county. In this way the Interests of
overy section may the moro certainly
lx. considered In the development
work for tho county. Already a
number or widely distributed mem
berships hnvo been taken by resi
dents of the different sections of the
county.
Tho matter of the choosing of
heads of departments, to he chair
men of the work to be conducted by
the respective divisions, aa provided
under the new form of organization,!
was discussed at some length. Sev
ern! of the important matters which
tho club Is already working on. par
ticularly those bearing upon the
transportation linos ot development,
was considered, and i Important
reaiures. orougnt out for the con
sideration ot tbo committees yet to
be appointed, when the re-amnls.
tlon Is completed.
The officers of the club, submitted
their resignations In order that all
the members ot tho present enlarged
organisation may have a voice ta the
eloctlon of officers to serve for tho
remainder of (the fiscal year, ending
January, 1916, Tha directors voted
to accept the resignations, to become
effective on tho election and anal!
flcatlon of their successors.
In order to facilitate the election
return postcard ballots will he mail
ed to each member, upon which the
selection of men for each ot the three
offices ot president, vice president
and treasurer may be made by the
members.
Aa many business and professional
men hold their time ta to takes up
by their dfltles that they eannot pos
sibility give the naasssary time to
serve as oftoers, and therefor will
not accept offices, ai aomlnatlag com
mittee was appeinted: to. iatervle
a number of men an4 gad a number
who will agree to- asm ,u
Th board shea adjoarnod to moot'
again Friday evening to count the
ballots, all of whteh;ara oapoeted to
o.in ay that tlmo, A ,' '
foHowtng a a Itstthe members
of the now CkmorotatpUb rooolYod
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of CaptaJnE. B. Dejk, master of thejo
Lcelanaw, the American iteamshlp
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sunk by the Germans off Scotland.
His home Is in Philadelphia, where
his wife now Is. t
Only vt tost-minute,. decUloa, byj
Cnptaln Delk before sailing for Eu-j
rope prevented Mrs. Delk from being,
on the steamship. Having maaeears. ne was wrecsea some yean
many sea voyages alnce her maxrlagejugo In a storm off Colon, aad the
six years ago, Mrs, Delk went to Gal-;soamshlp company abandoned her to
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veston last April, hoping to salt with
her husband. The vessel had taken
on a cargo of cotton for Russia. On
BULLETINS
United Press Service
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3. One
was killed and three injured In an
explosion which occurred In the proof
room of the government arsenal at
Frankfort today. It Is understood
that experiments with
high power J
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shells nre being made.
LONDON, Aug. S. The British J
steamer Ransea was submarined and
thirteen of her crew are missing.
Contain Rttchfe and eleven ot the
crew landed.
PETROGRAD, Aug. 3 Three hun
dred fresh Germans havo been, with
drawn from the west under General
von Gallats and are driving fiercely
forward In an attempt to cut the rail
road between Warsaw and Petrograd
by crossing Bulatvyskof, northeast ot
Warsaw. They aim to seise the rail
road. Officially it Is declared the
Russians are strongest along the Bug
River.
PARIS. Aug. 3. Announced that
tho GermanB have been repeatedly re-
pulsed at Souches and Vosges. Gar-
man artillery la active along the
Atane. "
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 8.
President Wilson haa ordered the
gunboat Osceola, at Guantanamo, to
n.A ... n., '. I
run-au-rnucs.
mv., . .
TOKIO, Aug. 3, The cabinet may
reconsider wRhdrawing their reeig-
nations. The ministers may be asked '
10 remain. r
WASHINGTON.-D. C, Aug.NS.-
A virtual protoctoral government ex
Ista at Haiti, It la admitted hero. It
Is predicted that tho troops will bo
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,',p,,vW"a 9H emfOmvwamsl
Dr. C, . Plsher, Dr. R. R."Kagtil
ton and Dr. G. H..Merrymaa operoAsd
on tho son of Mrs. Ed, Kbits far
tonaUg aad adeaelde yesterday at tho
hospHal., ,-T ;"19
.the tny up the coaat from Galfoatoa
ft
Nw York, Captain Delk camttsr
ca no, r"" . 3"!T; ? Sffi
jmuch to the dlssppolntment ot Mrs.
L ,n(llted that ,Be i,4i-t
'hnm Th Letanaw ,Mder"'vt
'name'ot W Eamwell, waa the plo-
neer ship the EaraUa, Steamship
company of Philadelphia, aad waa la
the West Indian service about v
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the insurance underwriters. , They
brought her to Norfolk, where she
was rebuilt and sold.
CRATER DIFFERENT
SAYS NEW YORKER
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j THINKS ROADS , HERE UNDER
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CONDITIONS ARE GOOD AJ
TRAVELED 6.000 MILES FROM
HOME IN NEW YORK STATE
Mr, and Mrs. C. S. Sweet ot Troy,
K. Y.. arrived in the city last night,
and left this morning for San Fran
cisco, after stopping at the White
Pelican hotel, on an extended trip
through tbo country. They have
traveled 6,000 miles so far, having
slgxagged back aad forth from tho
United 8tates to Canada', on the way
here.
i Mr. Sweet Is a wool man In the
(East, and states that they formerly
.secured some wool from this section,
the Rogue River and other Oregon
pomt8- "The Toad ,n tnU owitry.
"J1 of cour,0 different from what we
et ,n the Et8t- Dut tB4Jr "re Tery
good under tan condltlona. t
"Crater Lake ia different from any-
ithlng else I have ever seen.' and ire
thoroughly enjoyed tho, trip there,
after going through Yellowstone aid
Glacier national parka and visiting
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many omer spots..'
Theyare traveling In aa eight cyl-
inder Cadillac roadster, imd ! .
countered lltUe or no trouble so tar.
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Pastor Leaves tar FtoJre . ,r-
Rev. and Mrs. B. O. Richards toft
this morning for tho fair at law Fraa
ctsco aad other potato la swwtfcora
California, expecting toretara about
August Iftth.. Rev. Robt. Hutehla-
aoa ot Merrill will til tho MethodbK
pulpH atboth aorvleoa nwrt.BViaday,
August tth, aad Rev. H. J, Taa fog.
sea, dlatrlet suporiateadoat, wUl haU
toe aervjeea Augaat llto. Prafor
meeitog U dismissed uaUl Rev. Moh
arda.roturas. TheywiU vmHLao
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An ultimatum or strong
ertli amount to an ultlmatam" la the,
desire of large exporters hi than eeon-,
try, tbat.PneMmrWUtm ebatt
to England ia answer to Great Brit
ain's refusal to modify her order; la
council. Eaglaad refaeed torroeoc
nlze every American eoatestfloa hi W,
gard to oar shlMiesI'ta am tho' Uaw''
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era expect tor fere tho'
hand and aecompllah too
the aeaa. Tho
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meat, with tho paehwra mTtmX,tt-
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of shipmeaU to, aoatram.
an ejftra aasolom ot,eoaMaa to
an embargo ,o s Amerleaa
to the alHes.-Ther eo
tmrnv
the pmideat ehall a4aea?tiaM MaseH
In his
ge for them to eomply
with.
If they fall to get an eatrsr
they will await the regular i
I
of congress, aad will nght bard for !
their measnre. " ! T - fc "
Arrangemeata have 'already boea
made for a publicity committee. Dip
lomats say that the note to Bnglaad
wit) be the most important snoe'tae
war began. On It depends fatare re-
lattona betweeathls conntry aad Eng
land and Germany, '
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have aa opportaaltr neat Saadayof i.
making a trip by aajtomobUo toBoar v
Foot Cave la tho lAVaatola IstVtfce ,
first time. Prom there tho trl irOl
he made throBKh' ta Made
where the people there aavo'aomo
caves aad sighta that thoy elalsa are "
equal to our side ot tho bedal ' , '
Tho road ia now "praetleally eom-J
plete. or 'Will be by Svaday. for'aato,
travel throagh tho bed. Utoreot la1
being showa la, thla dtatrietaU'over
the state, aad the latter pari otMilsH
MAMlk JU BAY lMAAll- m UV A i
Porttaad newspaper moa aad aato-'ir'k'
mobile men are going to make taatl f
trtn A VUnalh ta tlu UwiBai,! V
for the purpose of Uumeetlac It? '$
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