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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Tenth Year Ne. tfi7
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1915
Price Five OHM
"PAY-UP WEEK"
10 BE HELD IN
KLAMATH FALLS
HAS ALWAYS PROVEN A BIO
SUCCESS
ZTheyWant Peace for Haiti
'i
Loeat luslneis Man Making Qrtat'
Plant for Cemlno Year, and First i
Event Looks Toward Everybody
Oattlnt .Square With Everybody
Else Now Corps of Officers Has
Been Elected for Coming Year.
Not a bit behind tlm Middle Western
towns, wbero the Idea linn worked
with wonderful success fur nil con
cerned, Klnmutb FnllH and Klnmntli
county In to Imvc "imy-up work " Tlilt
will bo sot for Home tinm In IVbru
nry, and durliiK tliHt lime nil will lie
urged to pay up nil I heir debts
Oy pnylnic (lie mun who built the
fence last HUinmur. tlm piopcrty own
er will enable the. laborer to my hi
meat and grocery bill, the butcher ami
grocer will be nblo to pny the farmer j
for the bogs or produce purchaiied
from him, tbo farmer will be nbte to
square IiIk account with the harness
nbop or hardware store and then per
haps tbe same money comes back to
tke original property owner as rent
for the harness or hardware store.
"Pay-up week" has proven success
ful to such an extent that It will soon
become a national Institution. Further
details of plans will be made In early
Issues of the Herald.
J TlM.mewement la bolng fosterod by
tke Business Men's Association, which
plana many mutual benoflt movomonts
for the coming year. At tho last moot
lag plana for buslnens Improvement,
lower freight rntcn nnd civic better
ment wore outllnod, nnd tho year
1916 will bo extremely busy for tho
orgaaltatlon.
Following Is tbo energotlc corps of
officers elected to bend tho Business
lien'a Association for the coming
year:
President W. J. Roborta.
Vice President Prank Vannlce.
Secretary Joseph 8. Kent.
Treasurer R. I. Hammond.
Plorre Huldeceurt
August Mcglalne
I'loro Huldccourt, n well known la or, nnd Auguste Mcglaire, minister
of nnnnco of Haiti hnn been sont to Washington to dipcuaa with Secretary
i,f Htnte Lnniln;; n now treaty with th ill pnllon Thoy lino already held
set oral conferenccH with tho America n secretary.
LAMM MILL WELL
UNDER WAY NOW
Committee Gives Thanks.
The committee In charge of tho en
tertainment for the children of mem
bers of tbe Odd Follow lodges In I. O.
O. F. Temple last night wish to thank
the members who by their assistance
made the occasion such n success. Be-
PART OF THE MACHINERY
READY FOR INSTALLATION.
LAMMS MOVE TO NEW HOME AT
THE MILL SITE
inocd from Klamath Falls yesterday
to their new bungalow on tho mill site
nenr Modoc Point. This Is to be their
homo hereafter.
Work on tho construction or the
l.nmm Lumber company's plant Is
progressing nicely, and machinery in
stallation will soon be started. It is
expected thnt the sawmill will begin
IS cutting early In tho spring, Its dally
output being closo to 70,000 feet.
Tho rite for tho plant is eighteen
miles from Klamath Falls on the
Southern Pacific and on tho shore of
Upper Lake. This makes tho trans
portation of timber and lumber an
easy matter
In ouler to be able to givo full at-
a. ....ntv.nwi anit n hundred little tontlon to tho construction of their
onea aaaembled In wost hall, and the' sawmill nnd pinning mill, and tho In
occaalon proved a most delightful one stnllntlon of machinery, W. E. Lamm,
in every respect iGono Lamm and Mfss Ethol Lamm
Twelve Months of War
as Seen by Great Britain
GERMAN OFFICERS
FIGHT IN RANKS
HIGH PERCENTAGE OF OFFICER8
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN STUB
BORN FIGHTING FOR HILL P08I-
' TION PROVE8 THI8 FACT
y ED L KEEN
Press Staff Correspondent)
(United
LONDON, Dec. 30. If John Dull boon much grumbling nbout tho man
could see himself aa others see him, ho
By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMM8
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
might mead his ways. Dut being con
stitutionally unable to apply the re
verie English to bis eyesight, he gives
bis friends, neigh
bors and enemies
an erroneous notion
I of bla disposition.
Americana recent
' ly arrived from
England have been
astonished to find
that thU country la
not In a atate
of utter despon
dency and d o
mnrallistlon. The
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tho gront mass of Britishers Is mrol,,onced by tho unusual percentage of
determined todny than whon tho war mn (urcd b. tno rxm there,
started, to defeat Germany thoroughly. u e8 you nre whore you be.
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BEING AWAITED ! BEING BOUGHT UP
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CURING HOR8E8 AND MULE8
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Back to Germany NATION SWEPT IT
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The local mule market has been
Mhll All Uiiiu "titrm Uill B. M.
-J .stimulated somewhat this week by the
Occasion for a reach In Diplomatic S'slt of Dr. H. Hordorn of Chl'co, who
- . ., t. .? . - . . ln tne ,as tew daya bM purchased
neiniensmps, Auaxrisn Hepiy is e- about a hundred hen1 of mlp. ThB
Ing Looked Forward to
Eagerly. 'were bou8ht mainly from the Adams,
f Merrill and Wolff ranches, and the
Germany Is Reported as Regarding animals are all tiptop. '
U. S. Unfrlendly.1 J1 '" AHvord?rn;8 lntent,on t0 uy
' .about 200 head of mules and 100 head
of horses while here. These will be
shipped nest week to Denver,
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, . , : l, ' . noraorns neaaquaners is unico, ana
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cabled that he baa received Austria's ,,., K ,....., . ..
latest note In the 'Ancona dispute, a fop the naat VMPa ..,., ra
.locument or about3,000 words He HordorB aM d ,n fonaer
believes It will take until some time ear8 he purchtt8ed many ffiu,e here
e ttji In jVb ila nMl aiIIa It '
,r, 7 Ti JL I, ",'ifor &Ttny service, and tor use In the)
....- ui u,.uu anu.u 8Ugar plantations or Hawaii,
by tho American Sofflclals and the
Austrian and German embassies here
"There Is nothing ln our com crea
tion with tho state department, nor
in Vienna Information that could re
fill t In pessimistic reports regarding
tho affair," said the' Austrian embassy
todny.
The favorable altitude of the Teu
tonic embassies tended to confirm the
Impression that 4 breach Is far from
their minds.
UNION MEETING
FRIDAY NIGHT
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TODAY
Cold Wave Sweeps Calif ornlaMad
Fruit Men Are Warned to tie
Smudges Tonight 8evere Stem Ret
ported 8weeplng From Alaska. New
York Reports Toll of Blizzard and
Snow In Eastern Sections. ,
CHICAGO, Dec. 30. Elmer Murphy,
Importer, Just home from Berlin, says
Germany has placed an embargo on
shipment of dyeatuffs to America be
cause we are regarded as not neutral.
TWO CHURCHE8 OF THE CITY TO
HOLD A WATCH MEETING WITH
3ERVICE8 BEGINNING IN 1916
AND ENDING IN 1918
RECEPTIOMR
LITTLE BABY 16
PRE8BYTERIAN8 I88UE INVITA
TIONS FOR WATCH NIGHT PAR.
TY TO BE GIVEN AT CHURCH
FRIDAY
Invitations are being sent out by
tho Presbyterian church for a recep
tion to be held at the church on New
Year's Eve from 8 to 12:30. Tbe
Invitation Is extended to all tbe friends
of the church.
Tbe reception Is entirely Informal
and with tbe program of music, games,
refreshments and other unique fea
tures a most enjoyable evening Is an
ticipated. The Invitations sent out
read as follews:
"Mr. and Mrs. Nineteen Fifteen re
quest the presence of yourself and
friends at a reception to be given ln
honor of Baby Nineteen Sixteen at
the Presbyterian church, Friday even
ing, eight to twelve-thirty."
STOCK DEMAND
IS
MPR0VIN6
TEN CAR8 OF MIAT STUFF GO
OUT TODAY, AND BIG TRAIN OF
STOCK WILL BE SENT OUT NEXT
THUR8DAY
Ten cars of stock were shipped out
ot Klamath county on today's "stock
All care were consigned to
too. nro rnlllng Into.Snn Francisco ana uauaaa.
a lnreo number of Six cars of lamba were sent
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cnntnln. whom ho had mndo prisoner, special.
, Many JnoRors,
tho Trench not.
There will be a watch meeting at
the Methodist church Friday nlgbt
under the. auspices .of,. the Christian
and Metbodst churches.
Tbe meeting will begin at 9 o'clock
and continue till after midnight Tbe
first hour will consist or addresses by
senior members of the two congrega
tions and the pastors.
A social hour will be held from 10
to 11 o'clock. From 11 until midnight
the Epworth League and Christian
Endeavor will have charge.
There will be singing interspersed
throughout the evening.
Refreshments will be served by the
ladles during the social hour.
The public is very cordially invited
to attend and enjoy tbe evening
Finish Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Murray left
today after a visit of several days with
Klamath Falls friends.
COLORADO SKIDS
INTO ORY TIMES
8ILVER STATE WILL BE AS DRY
A8 A BONE AFTER TOMORROW.
ROCKEFELLER 8ALOON8 ARE
AMONG TH08E SHUT OUT
DENVER, Colo., Dec. 30. Colorado'a
saloons and liquor stores, to be closed
by law after tomorrow night, enjoyed
great and final prosperity today. Cus
tomers were taking home supplies for
tbe expected long dry spell. There
were many job lot bargains of beer,
vines and whiskies. After tomorrow
liquor can be bought in Colorado only
on a physician's prescription or im
ported for private home consumption.
The state had 1600 saloons.
One of the saloon keepers forced
to close up Is the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company owned by John D. Rock
efeller. Their mining camp saloons
tmrhnfa ihn mnitnr with Enalond. ' .... . ..k l alv nra nf limhi were sent out
ww iiuii a iw -- - -- i I'HAnnii nni n in uii iiuiiiuci u i uba . -. ,
iv wnvt" constnntly comes tho query ,,. . , rnn,iv mken in Alsace bv O. T. McKeudree. These went to i will be forced out with the reat
from friends In Amorlca. Kipling sayH , . trained men. Indlcat- Levi fe company of San Francisco.
It's a "certain God-glvon lack of imag- (hnt aeimnny lB now using men
Inatlon which saves us from bolngl h(u, provlousiy deemed unfit for
over-concerneu m mo m . """' 'BOivlco.
penrnnccs on oinors.
Others call It i
Charles Horton aent two cars or Elks Dance Tomorrow Night
hogs to the Oakland Meat company, Klamath Falls Lodge No. 1347, B. P.
nnd the Klamath Meat company sent O. Elka, will hold their regular month-
Twenty-three officers and 1.368 un- out a car of hoga and .c JJSrSVrl
modesty; others, stupidity. !wouSod men were taken in the strug-Both are for tbe W-tern eat com-Jnlght. s will 1 be the tat8tjjr.
ti, wnrr failure of the year tho ."" , Trrn,nni.wftti.lnanv. ing of Elks and ladles In the old lodge
Tho worst failuro of the year tho ' h 8Ummlts of Hartmannswell
. ... . . t. 1lln.1 nniiaA b'
convinced that the stories be . 0, DulBnrJo ,0 tho allied cause- '? "
httrd and read of Internal turmoil. . t ,myo boen provonted by a prop-,crKopi'
er amount of judicious solf-advortising ,npanese government experts have
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nany.
There is much actlvlty'ln local stock
circles this week, and well informed
men nredlct a big movement of live-
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iBiicceeded in raising tobacco in Korea sioc v "!'V1',L "
Ifram American seed. PU" fT -
room, aa tbe new home will be oc
cupied beginning with the first of the
L'nlted Press Service
SAN' FRANCISCO, Dec. JO. The
weather bureau predicts that the eotd
wave which Is aweeDlna- the eatire
Jptate will continue tonight and Frt
jdny. Warnings have been lsstMd'tn
the fruit growing sections of Impend"
Jing frost, and smudges will be weed
j throughout the Santa Clara valley and
'other horticultural regions. Craf
' damage from the wind la feared.
A northeasterly gale la coming frett' -Alaska.
Warnings have been display
ed all along tbe coast
Captain Franz von Papen
Captain Franz von Papen. the at
tache of the German mbassy ln Wash
ington who was recalled at the request
of the American government, posed for
ibis picture Just before he boarded a
stiamer for Holland on his way bac.t
to Germany. It was the first tlrao be
wlllngly faced the camera since tbo
war began.
LAKE TO HAVE
COYOTE HUNTER
United Press Service
NEW YORK, Dec. 30. One of the
worst blizzards ln years Is tedar
sweeping the East. Buffalo sd that "
Eastern lakes . district are the went
hit. The fall of snow there la already
twelve Inches in depth.
The wind storm Is wreaking aweh''
damage. Wire communication are
intermittent) as a result ''
Drifting snow in Upper New York"
Is responsible for all freight sa4.fs
senger trains being brought to a tTimi
still. Lake navigation has also
abandoned.
lnlted Press Service
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 30. Snow fell
throughout Southern California today.'
and n cold wave and high wind to felt
No amount of snow fell in this city.
but there was a good fall In the
LAKEVIEW. Ore.. Dec. 30. A letter I suourbs. This being Los Angeles' first
has been received by the local forest (Bight of snow, business has been near-
service rrom Dr. J. L. Lyon, secretary
ot the Lake County Sheep association,
ly halted.
Movie actors at Universal City
reouestin that the federal government .working in tropical settings when the
assist in the eradication of coyotes ln storm broke. Clad ln extremely light
Lake county. This matter has been'clotnes. they scurried for cover when
taken up by the forest office, and they tne snowflakes began to fall
in turn are taklne- it ud with the dla-' Forest rangers telephoned la that
trlct office in Portland.
,a blizzard is raging on the slopes of
It is quite probable that, with the M "we ana Mt. wuson.
co-operation of all stockmen, Lakej
county will get a number or hunters, Granted Patent
scattered around the county In the Chris Pearson was recently granted t
near future. United States patent to the following
I preperty: EU of SW of section It
In ancient Media is was regarded aa N of NW or section 22, township
a reproach to a man to have fewer 38 south or range 11 H East WlUsm
than seven wives. ette meridian.
Boreas Takes Klamath Q
in His Chilling Hands
Winter was mighty slow 'about. and preparing to eat hotcakesand
striking Klamath this year, and the sausage tor oreamasi. Aisoueneese-
. u t. .j ti,. .,,n wives hae called out the "ittnrm" f
appearance ot the sky and tbe sun on , ., ...... . -I
w .in the way or blankets and comforter. -'
Christmas seemed more like spring. T..x ,ht.a . ..hiiiiaau u "
But there Is no question today but causing Joy for the youngsters. 'l
what this Is tbe winter season. good coating .of ice covers the poaew
Thin fat wna hmitcht fomlhlv home and lakes, and akatinir la the heat te
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in mnnv nAnnla nftnr thfiv hail relnett- aeinable. Even the older eeoate SM 'it
antly plied out of bed this morning, pleased at this, and there are several m;
when they round water pipes frozen, ice skating parties being organises, far j Pkg
Thawing operations this forenoon re- New Years and tbe following s ?. iAy?
suited in many noontime meals being The storm is not confined trKkuav ;fe&
late. atn county, severe sieet au wsiHW-,'i
According to the thermometer at storms in we mountains eetwee sa,.i'
the reclamation service headquarters, 'and Fall Creek, and high wbtijmjM,f
the mercury dropped to four above i Rogue River Valley proved tee
aero last
coldest
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night. This Is not only the! for the high lines of. the Calif onOs. Ol W
weather we've had thia win- gon Power company, and' far &$$L
is rour degrees comer man me
ter, but
coldest day laat winter.
The suddenness of the change made
It seem still colder' to some. But in
Klamath's dry climate, four above Isn't
near aa cold as fifteen above In tbe
year. Good music has been secured. rainy regions, and now that the first
for this final affair and refreshments 'shock to over, Klamath people art
will be served.
wearing rosy cheeks, stepping HvUer,
prises using electrtotty.M imimnrwJ-
force limped along. tAmmuuti&iA
were anoui compietea ior-j; BeBBw.;i.
bead of water in Uw.caJeVMBSge'r ,
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