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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,' FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1915
WOULD HAVE CONUIIKHM
INVKHTIGATK HUMORS
f0l)(TI) TO MO CHANCE AFTER1
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United I'rma Service.
WASHINGTON. D.C . ). in
Senator lodg today moved ttio
ppoinlmcnt of n comiiiUten io
Investigate tlto many rumored
bomb plot, the hlnklnir nf m.
l.usltanla, Arabic nnd Ancono,
od other mnttorn Indirectly con
nected with the nr that uf
facte America
Refugees Front the Balkans
Price Five OerMe
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Columbus llaalaeas Mm
M New Today Wlleoa Talk cm the
oT the United Mate Baalae
te the Rrcomlrnctlon of Ka
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I'a Peace Moves.
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COLUMBUS, 0 Dec. 10 Addreet
11 the Columbua Chamber of Com
hr member at noon today, Preal
atet Wilton made a atrong plea for
"vMlaen preparedneaa" throughout
Ike United Statea. "The statesman-
tUp of Induetry," waa bla theme.
"The natlon'a real aecurlty Ilea In
ar ability to accomplish aueceaaful
tsdtrtaklnga, and to promptly and
feetively mobllUe her resources,"
nld Wilson.
Itegardlng the war, Wilson aald In
part:
"1 don't believe there la going to be
lay 'patch-up' variety of peace. I
UMire that every man In every coun
try f ants a universal fellowship that
(tenet to broken.
"If America preserve her polae
ad self posseeslon, she should be a
peterful mediating Influence In re
MttrucUag the ahatered nations of
Kerope after the war la over.'
LEAVE KLAMATH
PORKERS COMPOSED MOOEST
ART OK KLAMATH (XIUNTY
SHIPMENT ON THK STOCK HPI..
CIA I. YESTERDAY
Mmpmunim
, mtoon, Dec. 10. Chancellor
Pflweg's speech In the Qerman retch
r yesterday haa practically ended
Ulk of early peace, so far as
Wait Britain la concerned.
billed Presa Service
HOME, Dec. 10. Cardinal Hart
a la returning to Germany with
the consistory's peace sentlmeau. He
m try to obtain definite peace pro-P-U
for transmission to the alllea
wrouih the Vatican.
WORKONDRAINS
IS WELL STARTED
Kleven carloads of liofa, containing
In all over a thousand head, wore
shipped to ouuido markets by Klam
ath county stockmen yeaterday. The
hogs were loaded at Midland on the
Thursday "stock special."
The big-goat shipments went, to tlio
Western Meat company at San Fran
cisco. Iluyer Scully of that concorn
shipped four cars of bogs, and George
Offleld of Merrill shipped a car to tho
Western.
Louis Gerber's shipment comprised
three carloads, going to the Oakland
Meat company. J, L. Oeckloy sent
two cars to Sau Francisco and Fred
Btukel shipped a car of live pork to
Swanaon A Co. at Sacramento.
Hogs are bringing about 5 cents'
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w uuympia, Wash., Dec. 10.
The state supreme court today
sustained the prohibition law.
which was adopted by the voters e
last November. The decision of
the justices waa unnlmn.i.v i a
saying the sale of liquor would
bo unlawful after December 31, e
PARENT-TEACHER
MEET TOMORROW
NONEALLQWEDTO;
BOARD CRIPPLED
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ARY WILL ADDRESS WOMEN ON
THE SUBJECT AT THE LIBRARY
CLUB ROOMS
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" - Lteer Are WnweelC
'to Keep Away or Be 8kot-Osi.T .
atlo. of Cargo Keai Secret. VJH
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Abo-c Saved from the Harem; Anuenluu OlrU In the Bread Line.
llolou Serbian Women Refugees PaMliio. a French AviattoB Camp la Southern Serbia.
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Four thousand to hundred Arme- tiy
here, and 6 to 614 cents off the cars nlans wero recently saved from the! climbed the nearest mountains, which
at San Francisco, depending upon'Turka by tho French, ho took them dumlunto the Syrian coaat, and there
slae and condition. to a camp In Port Said. Tho Turkish I they fought the Turks' for seven
Fred Stukel also shinned out sis ruthorltles told tho Armenians living ,eefcg. They could not have held out!
carloads of cattle on yeaterday'a ln euedia to sell tneir possessions ana inucn longer, wnen a rrencn waTsnip
stock train. Those also go to the be ready ln seven days' time to be noticed a large Red Cross flag on the
Sacramento market. moved to a disunt part or tno coun-top or tne mountain, a coat waa
A recent qutgolng shipment was
two carloads of choice Jersey cows.
These wore traded In from a Coos
Hay man some time ago by Louis
Gerber and Jesa Heck ley, and they
were recently sold to dairymen at
Durjaj k4 isreeii at -grace they -new ashore and, :the situation -havtirg
oeen explained to tnem, otner Boats
ware brought by the French, and the
entire party of refugees waa ta-kn
off. The Immediate needa of theae
poor people are now being attended
to by the Armenians and the English
of Cairo.
United Freaa Service
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 10. Tha.-l-
jlence of Captain Garllck of the crip- '
Diea liner MinnMit.. i. .. A.
i -federal officials to confer regarding'
i , , - ,4wnatconre to Pnrsue ahouldtha ran-"
organisation of a- parent-teachera ael enter San pwim i,... ".." '
Asoclatlon will be taken up at the operators say Garllck Is doing h6 t
library building at S:46 tomorrow most to nrevent h rti.M . . v.
afternoon by the Women's Library Minnesota from becoming known1
Club and the school board. M. S. Pitt-! . It U reported that th ii
man, head of the department of edu-, troubles are not in h- .w..
cation In rural school work, will ad- end, aa given out. Newspaper aaeer
dress the women on the aueceaaful. tried to converse with Garllck bat '
work carried on all over Oregon by J failed. They convened noma 'with'
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vnuituion wora. county school were evident! v nMi
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supennteadent rred Peterson and committal,
members of the local teachlnc cores IV Asked bv amMM.'.
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While Klamath Falla woman.
ttroagh their flaa Library Club, which
u awiated with the Nation Feder.
Uon of Women's Clubs, have aceom-
puanea a great deal of civic work.
to be aon-
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sailors croaaad thai ka..i ,Ttl Jem
front of them. a. 'if maawlad.Ktl
pointed toward th hn. -rwi- . .Va ?MSt
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Fallon, Nevada.
TILL OF MERRILL
BAR IS CRACKED
HSIDKH USING
AND SMALL
GOVKRNMENT
KXCAVATORH
CONTRACTORS,
TO CONTRACT
POR MORE DRAIN WORK
Work on drainage channela Is well
-Oder way In the Drat unit of the
Project. The government's two big
ttmtora are busy oa large chan
u, and the seven oontractora who
"re awarded Miuuiiit. .mn.
Uehes are also at work.
Aunwonal contracU are to be I quarters,
Waata 'Km to "Koff up"
A ault to recover $361.25, alleged
due on a note, and I7G attorney's
feea haa been filed agalnit-M. Pudoff,
John Chernkolf, John Corboff, C.
Kvaukotf and M. Sllvkoff, by N. S.
Merrill.
DURING ABSENCE OF PROPRD3
TOR, BURGLAR FORCES AN EN
TANCE AND EXTACTS S40 FROM
REGISTER
The Mint saloon at Merrill was
robbed early yesterday evening. Forty
awarded Wednesday for more drain
age canals. One of these will be
Ann rm In l.nrlh with h riant h
averaging two feet nnd n two foot dollars waa secured by tho burglar,
bottom. Tho other will be 4,900 feet who ns yet has not been apprehended,
long, and will havo an average depth Charles Murphy, proprietor of the
of three feet, and a bottom of the saloon, locked tne aoors at o ociock
aame width. yesterday evening, wnuo ne went xor
Bids for these contracts will bo upper. It was during his anaence
opened at the reclamation service of-jthnt tno tmer enwreany iorc.ua ope
am fit t nVlnrk Wednesday after- rear uuur, ouu nu u . ...
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noon. Profiles, specifications, etc., er.
can be secured at the project head- rne msu. "..-
llioruiee are luumua iui mw .
don the pillows In oi four-round mix
'with Battling Henley. Allen haa left
town. '
Tho other contestanta are ready,
and a lively exhibition by amateura Is
expected. Turpen and Turpln, light
weights, and Shldler and Arnold,
heavyweights, are la good shape for
their four round mills, and Christy
and Hamilton bto eager to begin their
grappling contest. Gymnastic work
will also be a part of the bill.
Tonight's program will start
promptly at 0 o'clock, the h6ur being
set late enough to give all fans an
opportunity to attend. Manager Hank
Free haa greatly Increased tha seat
ing capacity of the pavilion, and all
will have a much better oportunlty
of seeing the bouts.
JURY'S VERDICT
IS FOR DEFENSE
pointed toward tha how.
n io mean that Martia laJateaaWff . $M
. The captains 'of ta tMiu V'-j:R- ki
-.- - . t tea- van" seam g-ejnLi.rf cs "-?i
they have never as yet given, organ-jtbe 'cue of the Mlaaesota Maort -? " -fi
r , w mo pareai-ifaenerj" --- ri.BaiiBBaa.taiaaT &gft
movement - , jtnem tha cause of tha eriaalad eeaI-Vr'S - ?S
"Saturday's meeUng la one thati0,l or " Unr' wa,h reaajrtly left
should Interest every parent In Klam-l8"1 wltn nPPU for, aoma amro-
ath Falls. .The attendance of all who i"811 natlon. presumably England.
are Interested In such work, whether Tno omcnotJ the Minnesota, have
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they be members of the Library Club
or not, la earnestly desired." said the
club president, Mrs. Robert E. Wat
tenburg, today.
j threatened to shoot anyone attempt"
g to ooard her. The first mate, and
not the captain, la said to be com
manding. ' '
FOLLOWING A DELIBERATION OP
OVER AN HOUR, JURY IN THE
MORINENOBLE BUTT SETTLES
THE CASE
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Local Depot on Strahorn
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This production la given for the
The constables, etc., between Klam
ath Falls and Weed have been noti
fied, and are keeping a clone watch
for auspected parties.
ALLEN NOT TO
SPAR T0NI6HT
KNIGHTS ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
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FOLLOWING THE SELECTION OF
MEN FOR ENSUING- TERMS,
IODOMEN AND LADIES ENJOY
A BIG BANQUET
A verdict for the defendant, George
Noble, was returned today by tha Jury
In the ault brought against Noble by
George W. Morlne. The Jury waa ont
an hour and a half, and returned the
verdict shortly before noon.
Morlne sued Nqble for 1609. Noble
brought counter claims against Mor
lne for 466, and In tha trial of tha
case, much regarding dealings, trades,
etc., between these men and other
Langeli Valley residents waa brought
out as testimony. W. H. A, Renaer
waa Noble'a attorney, and Moriae'a
case waa conducted by 0. C, Browar.
Members of Klamath Falls Lodaa
iNo. 1247, B. P. O. E., will go to tha
trala this evening to meet the re
.mZT iumiw oi.iue isie Frea Meiaaaa. a
reported that well organUed Tripoli-J charter member of the local ledai
tana and naUves of Hlnjterland have! and escort the hod n ,- uZTZ!
revolted, and have defeated tho'Ital-rhome. The funeral '---
an troops stationed In that locality, will be aanonnemi in ,..
The rebels are reported within' an Herald. ,
hour'a march from tha rftv n ivinnti ' . :
Italian loue. arejtaced at 5,000. ", Ancona p.liyaiu- ,
J malum, it ta stated that America has
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec 10. 'placed herself in apposition to sevar
It waa learned authoritatively that 'diplomatic relations U Vleaa doeaaot
tha note sent to Austria regarding tha accede to American demands In tha -
destruction of the Italian-American case.
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Bealdea the depot aoene, there will
be a program of playlets, monologues
and the latatt song hits, tne ianer
Mintanui bv choruses, quartets anu
. ffi.MHih anaksim nrnsH
AlAlaULfJL JklaaaaaSalU aT aaaaata ---
have shown marked hlitronlo talent ath's
PRINCIPAL
TOWN LINKENBAOH
TAKE HIS PLACE
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.lontharawiUh.lnKlaaUiralta, lneflt oi the Philanthropic Depart- ONE OF THE PARTICIPANTS IN
ee tha gtrahom .., u hm B. raent of tha Woman's Library Club. MN0IpAIj WVT LEAVES
lis .- a . The funda derived from tne neneni uy
WefromgutmiyUUa1,WldMdth. JJ,, wl be Ui0flfor
uuathNatrawtoeoMected,wUI moat worthy cause, that of relieving
VIA a. I -
- siren Klamath rail people oa tha
"jthta of Daeanaar II and II. At
oat tin th stage at Houstoa'a opera
"um will ha wavertad uto tha wait
m room of the future Ualon depot
cltjr, m4 fa aiity alautee or
i'a. taaUllar lotal daaat aaraotart,
Irgve-ara, high sehoel teams and other
JfJlyenUg afwiafsa will amtarUla
ir-r- evar auta, aaaca and bmbo
At laat night's meeting of Klamath
Lodge No. 99, Knlghta ot Pythias,
the following officer ware electad for
the coming term:
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H. L. Voor
Chnniellor Commander
hees.
Vice Chancellor J. L. Yadaa.
Prelate- -M. R. Doty.
Master of Work R. R. niewbaker.
Keeper of Record un-I Seals C. C
HoRue.
Itlater Finance C. C. Low.
Mailer Exchequer Qlen Johwoa.
Master at Arms Jaaper Beaaett.
Inner Guard H. B. Momyer.
OHIO'S OLDEST POLICEMAN
STOPS AT SSTH MTLBSTONS
A last minute change which may.
be termed a change for tha better Outer Guard B. W. Oowen.
haa been mad In the boxing program, Trustee Frank Vaaslea.
..m....M'to he held this evening at tha Ktarn- Following tha buslnees
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a h MtoUttoa,.Uar hT. aa.Wwd, Llnkeabach. wboaa rlaf m-
Athletlo Club's gymnasium,! the lodge the Knlghta ware hosts atjslon. Ha aaya ha would Ilka to keep
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MASSILLON, 0 Dec.- 10. Ohio's
oldest policeman, Michael Elaaas, 85,
quit his Job today, and thua eadad
sixty-one years' active service. Ha
quit because he wants to spend tha re
maining years ot his Ufa with hie wife,
who la sot so well as aha once waa.
j Walking ten mtlea a day oa hia boat
kept the veteran preserver of law aad
j order In good physical condition. 11
sau claims ha haa walked 61,160
'mtlea since his 64th birthday. Ha
ithlnka that Is a pretty good record for
Ja man who atarted-at not tar from
short of tha three score aad tea mark.
Mentally Elsaas la aa alert aa a maa ot
otO. He Is a veteran, aad draws pan
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 10. Tha
Oregon building, oaa ot tha -moat
beautiful oa-the grounds ot the Paa-
araa-Paclflc International exposition,
and decidedly the Inest state building
(here, is not to be wracked. This waa
decided today at a meeting ot tha
Oregon commissioners.
Instead of meeting tha fata which
Is to befal tha Tower ot Jewala aad
tbe.maay other beautiful structures,
the; Oregon building la to ha kept
permanently. It la to be turned aver
to the' United Statea army aa aclub
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!a big chicked banquet, aad tha local! on working, hut that ha haaa't a llfe-
pythiaa uatara ware taa gaaata, muai aatoro aim any mora, aad waata
repast prepared by tha am, pravadjib b with ale wife aa aaaa aa paaal.
astragaalr eajoyable, aad a highly ale, Hia eon, X. W. Waaas.laalreator
nlualav anaUl aMt.taa allAwad. 'at nakM aaevtaa.
far Ue soldiers atattoaed at
thoiPreeMlo. . , '
The Oregon building's sightly loca-
tloa. facing San Fraadaco Bay. ta
Just laalda tha llaaa of the Presidio
Riitytfury raservatloa. Therefera,' It
wlli'be uaaeeesaary to aiova''oKhW
tWiONflea huildiat ar tha Oragoa
aagvele: tha taUeetsiato 'stick "fag-
9a!avia.tha wertd.;v i a.
' iw .;- . l.,L".'Sii. !., AU- !' jr'.'ia? u.
nawwepr as giissiyiaa; taa wra sa-a,ataapv-m-ai is
g4 bvMtdlag far, gnTitamaat aaaa waa Uvertlatag vala far
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tape, It appeared cor a while taM the. ;
government would not accept tl a'tfS'lj
m a too.vuu Duiiaing iroaawaw l 3Tftjjgi
oi Oregon, ana it waa sow at aaatiea r, ,3.
last week to P. B. O'Halr for W.IW..fUfM
: O'Halr bought tba struetara A,lfi
wreck It. and he already had arraae- Vf
menu compieiea ior vowing taa laiif'
eight mammoth log piiiaTa,
feet' high and Ive feet .adtaaBetw'
across the bay to be redueed to.
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ber, i Thla morning O'Halr agreed tomJ
surrender hia elalm to. taa batWkf.v
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