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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1916)
'ft-TiVSJil,' ,MZ rt. in ., , 4? Wqv iEuenttu; U?rall KLAMATH PALLS' KLAMATH COUNTY'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER 1 j. c" JT -St "".-saE3K5V - - Trill ! Vwr Su, He KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1916 Price, Fife Cent More Americans Are Reported Slain by Mexican Mobs Strahorn Is Hard at Work Again I) lull (ienenil H'liiitarii Tveiiiy Anient mm railed ui liU hole' mill 4 mi limt for Mm, tint ul tli in e Kfilit'itra was away Mm')' Auwrli un miller hi'tw Mint ( iitr,iti-ji tii permit Idem to nt'iuni- - )lf(l (( r,,K,,m miti pursue ilit' h.tii- in sired Anirrln.ii Attack Anwrl.mi " "'" Tim miKcltil train bearing tho iirll) " boillrn of tlin elghtum victims of Tuesday night' slaughter nf Amer ican mill llrltUli by VIIIIhU bandits lllilrr Denunciation-, of AdmlnU- arrhed at duyllght (oilit) llnnilrmlH .gathered "t tin- station nt th timn. ii ml Hutched tlin transfer of the re mains to the morgue. Kyi' witnesses arriving ' the Mexlo.'lis II "I'll SOft-l)lfd llllllftlt, tearing gaping holes In tlK' heads of 'lln vlrtlmi). tmixvi:. i.wlfihxh two wo mii.n. hkl-ohtkh iikaim3. faho iikaov to fioiit I MIWlll. Illtlltllllt HI'" HUi.ie, mill Kiwi Hint t-"tiw HMel. bbbK ! wmm ;i BBBBBBBBak.v :bbbbbtu Hjfhi& bbbbbbbbBua.'.J:-'. Lr -Hew'' LETTER WRITING WEEK IS TO GET SUPPORT IN K.F. run HCHOOIX will hi:m out MANY I.KTTKItS Untitles Men Are I'ruiil to Yril Letters, anil All Wtin Kentl Me. Mi-.tr of Invitation to Other Heo liiiiiN Arc Asked to Leme MmIn of 'IIicm- People at 'iiiinii'i''i:il Hull for "Follow-Ly Work. Poison and Gun for the Lukewarm CONGRESS TAKES' STEPS FOR U. S. Chinese Emperor Clears Court of All But Adherents iiMlott llmnl C'armniMiH nlnK III IUimIII". Pur-' a ii..ii..,i Umiu Horvlcu CHIHUAHUA. Jan. Itl. timrml Trrvlao, at tin het (100 rrmni troona, l In ! Mill of Hi VlllliU bandit. Hi tut lirm ordered lo run tlien. lo rrih mill lmw lltwn wM'rcjr. : IMPORTANT MEET AT WOMAN'S CLUB HlltAltV t'l.llll'S till.VKHAI- IIUHI- St'JiH TOMOHHOW ArTKHXtK. wii.i. iikviw nun axi I'UX nun woiik "" " illlllll in iinniiiiui uiniinoiiiviiin ... Ih tlm 'lnlK ,,f work for "," ,,ri'"" comiilotcd, bo Hint work may bonln fill onr. The Library Club Ih nowjon ,ni, pionwr nillroad HiU hprlnK I'lillnl lr Scrvlcn KL I'AHO, Jmi. CI. itor4lBK in nnronllrmnl rrjiort Inmi tlilhiw. hut,irrlr niorv Amcrl.wiis .iM-lmL lua li woniiii, nirrtl ul ( ldra. A importnnl RnlliurliiK will b A n rmult, th Hnipfr f IJI Vtu th. Kcnuriil mrfHw; of tlio Womnn'ii ... , .i .i. mmutimm Ubrnry Club at 2:30 tomorrow uf- rlllirn Imm war nun Inr Bcbtta ' .-i, tcrnoon. At thin tlnio th work of Hilt. Ormt iirrwiiilloiwi Mr brlmt ,, Vnrloun iloiiarlinontB for the lat liikrti to nol.l n rlm.li with McUrmw. )" will Iw ihuroiiRlily wvlowwl. . and Ibf KXtfiit of the rliih'H artlvl Amrrlrmi mlnrm Hfn-. rn.tl l m ,, AiurTlran OonMil llwnnla nt Jnurr, Anothur fcaturo of tlio muutlriK will uttnrkrd him tlila irwnUnR, nml forf ! hly rjtl him from tlio HUrliKw IK- ,..,. .,. ,,. Nlllioim rvu,.rat tH In Oil. rllv. iMrnnU run Ult the tloti of Womfn'H Clilbx, mill tlicro In .trerl, ,mr..l b, M.,n. C Ur. ml... rwnltloi of l.u, kind In Ihc ,,..,, ... , Htntn of Ort-uon which work ho pM fin, ho blttrrly ilfnimnrp.1 Hit ! fi)t,vel). for ,.lv(. m,lr0Vf ment anil ' mlulMretlon. ntlmr lMttnrmntH of corlal nml ;'o- lldwarilH decUrnil that tloneml nomlr rondlllotiM ' (!alru, the Carraniu conimnndmont if .Iniirfx. had abmilulDly Bimrnntecd MAX l-ilAXCIW.tl LAWYKIt , -.... A...rlrnH' rtHXI l)KAI IX HAHIIOII ;iviunf iiiv nu.v. " , " ....... tiayhu ihry rould return infoly uad- rfimon the mln. The twclvo rt- Hnltcil Prow Henrico l-ortcd killed went In rcHon to lh.. ' AN KHANCIHCO. Jan. 13 -The . . ... , , lbody of Honry (JIM. prominent at- mid Kdward, U d.-nounceJ by y,,orirOJP WUH fouml ,, , the bay. for making the tmomnl wCM A KH, ,, m., and a half lonK wuh rnmoil HicMu iieoplo to re-enter Mcx- found on the buck of bU head. Iro and furnlHh freah vlrtlnik for thej (Jill woh IuhI neon Tuwilay. when ,,,n(JU Jho wiih In excellent heollh and aplrltH. ' .Murder Ik hollcvoil the rntiHO of Ills In order to provout thretttonod vlo- ' lenco asuliiMt lending MexIcauM, Oen- ' 1 fral Manual I.nnda and a do.en olh.r Tn(iwfw Iri1M,rt).. Vllllstu leader have bwui Jailed ou fl Fox clo8cd ft lU,a, rocolUy viirancy chaw. wm,' o. A. Illlllard, to whom h Their arroita followed the dlcov-jtrnllBforH t,(l ownoruhlp of lot 1, la ry of a plot by aniry Americana to block IH of tho Hot Sprlnga Addition. Ilobfrl K Htraborii. proJiKtor and priMlileiit of the OreRiin. Ctilifornin & Kiiiiteru rnllwii), Ih iikiiIii in I'ortlnml, a'K'l a two wcekH I tinnttl with tho Krlp He rontrartiMl It on IiIk way frcmi I'orl l.ttnl to Spokmif. after IiIk ri'tiini from n Ioiik trip tlirouuli Kant- nt Ori'Koii. Onrit lerovered. howfer, Mr Ktrn horn i1iiuk"I at nro Into n Kreat man of reportH that had bren com piled by Chief KitKliicor lloRiie. The I'i'iKliicer liail lately returned from IiIh Held ImeHilKiitlmiH unit dratiRhU iiieii ate now tompletlnK the flnal nuipH to hIiow Krnphlcally what the jHtlmatCH of rotiHtructlon mean. The reportH of tlm eiiKlnoeraMiuvo been Ioiik ftwullcd, tliat tho commit tee of Cortland bunliicnti men might lme arcuratu Informutlou regarding the rout of construction, and thus have a working buHln for (ho raising of the proportion of cost that Mr. Ktrahorn l nakinc bo borne by I'ort- Itind and Oregon. Mr. Hlrnhorn iwyn he fecU much fiiiournRfd over the protipecU. and the whole territory houHi and coat of Iksnd, In the Klamath, likevlew and ISurn rountrleH, nre developing a mint rordlnl Hiipport. It Ih probable that Mr Strjhorn will remain in i'ortlnml from now on until the llnnurlal nrrangoments are With "Letter WrllliiK Week" Just a few day off, Klamath Falls in mak ing nerloim effortR for taking advant age of iIiIk great advertising pogHlbll Ity During the coming week, every pcrHon In Oregon la asked to write an many loiters an possible to friends, rclutlvcH or nctiualntances In other sections, urging them to come to Klamath county, at least for the sum mer vacation. If not for permanent location. Tho many resources of Klamath, both for a location and a summer playground, are no varied and attrac tive that there is material galore for writing effective letters. In order to keep the prospects thus started In terested, the Commercial Club re- quets all writing letters to leave the names and addresses of those writ ten to with Secretary Fleet, so thin bbbw wKJmRwFZtKKEM tfi M JfaW lliB i tfaR BmiaBBVf LaV E ' Vr v&Ktr, H aV m JF ff? i'-. BBHlESrBBmiaHrW I BBBBBL ' l 1 bbbbbbbW. ttiA. )fih " SbBnS i qHBb"MbCl.'i i,.im"i;HZr'Jii22Zv 'Kf& t TO AC1J0ICKIY ATKIIVKXTIOX A liAHT HKSORT, SAYS W1LHOX Texan KnyM the Lone Star State 1m Tired of Watchful Waiting One llesolutlon la for Sending Trooaja to Punish Itandlts Another Give President I'ower to Uae Troofw aa in V. S. Poaaeaalona. United I'reas Service WASHINOTON, D. C.. Jan 13. Senator Lewis today Introduced a resolution giving the president 'the same powers in regard to the amy and navy control In Mexico aa be now exercises over them in Nicaragua land Porto Rice. This paves the way i ifor intervention. I On the floor of the house, Coasraaa- i man Slaydon of Texas bitterly utr- jrnigned the "watchful waiting" pol- i icy. He stated that Texas la tired of Till U the lutewt iiliotogrpah of Yaun Shi Kal, emperor of turbulent China, together with hi signature. The plrturo was autographed aad presented with much ceremony to Senator Saulsbury of Delaware at Pekin, iiwt liefore the change of government. 'this, and demands action. t Congressman Moss today intro- jduced a resolution authorising the president to send American troops 'into Mexico to punish the murderers of the American miners, and the Beat can bo followed up with Klamath Hulled Press Service or summer. TEUTONS ADMIT A BIG RUSS EFFORT KXOItMOUH OFKKX8IVK STAUTKH IIV r.AU'K FKJHTKHS, AXI THK l-IOIITIXO IX THK KAST IS OF IIKSPKKATK TYPK More Tule Lake Land to Be Leased for Farming About 300 acres of the roclalmed lundH In tho bed of Tule I-nko re main to bo leased for tho coming tliroo year porlod, beginning March 1. 1816, This land will bo loosed In tracts not to exceed eighty acres to one Mr-1 "on, and the minimum amount IMC January 31, UUO, for tho lousing of thoHO lands. Maps and advertise ment forms may bo had upon appli cation at tho poBtofllco at Merrill, Mulln or at tho United Statos recla mation office, Klamath Palls Payment of tho llrst year's reutal will bo required on or before Fobru- LONDON, Jan. 13. Iteports from Austria say that In the struggles for Crurtorysk nnd Cxernowltz, the two temporary objectives of tho tremen dous Russian drive in Oallcla and Huckowlna. 17fi,000 men have fallon on both sldOH In tho last few wooks. Ilorlln and Vlonna, thoroughly awako now lo tho enormous propor tions of tho Russian offensive, do- Hcrlbo tho nghtlng as not only the most ilfHpcrale, but tho most roeK Ichh of tho war, as far nn tho Russians nre concerned. Tho Pouter Lloyd, ono of tho moat rellablo of tho Hungarian newspapers, l& authority for tho Htntomont that 175,000 mon have been killed or wounded In the short 70 mllo front. Ilerllu saH tho Russian losses In dead and woundod In tho last few days nlouo oxcoed 50,000. Fact Hooks and- other llteratorp rr- Kardtng Klamath county. The schools of Klamath Falls will take an active part In the success of Letter Writing Week. Superintend ent, It. II. Dunbar of tho city schools und' Principal Ilowmnn of the Klnm- nth County High School will confer tomorrow regarding a plan of action. It Is thought at present thnt the stu dents will submit their letters to theso gentleuton, who will have the necessary postage ready, and who. In this wny, will have an effective oheck on tho work started by tho students, so It may be folowed up later. letter Writing Week Is one of publicity for Klamath that all can participate in with no difficulty. Dur Ine that time, letters from friends In other sections can bo answered, and In these, Invitations to como to Klam ath and descriptions of the county can be Included. In case there uro any business men who really feel that they have not iii time to send out tho letters they wish to, the Commercial Club will try to assist them. These men are asked to bring their letterheads and the mill i esses of the parties to bo written to, to the Club. Secretary Fred Fleet will endeavor to write all or tneae people, and return tho letters to tbo business men for signature ana, mail ing. 8AN FRANCISCO. 3au.- , that the poison squad has been par- 13, Ag. ttcularly active. In of the navy in obtaining protection for Americans. It is learned that the admisJBtra tion is determined that Intervention will be used only as a last resort Cos- the home of re- dltlons In Mexico must beoomejlecid- ...., 'rrtlr vnrai. and Cnrranza a HBDOteBCVi pU DHC2HIS. . 1 sasslnation from poison, the gun and . must be conclusively shown before the knife were rampant at the court repui,iican, you would be very care-'armed forces cross the border. . of Pekin: death feats are dally oc- fUl i,0w you dined out at tho lnvita-, Secretary of State Lanxiac says . .. . -- - . - rrmnn'a atsna far thn mmlahraast currences; no oues life is sate unless lion oi an impeniu BmcruuiBui um- - - he declares for Emperor Yuan Shi clal." said Leong. "Acceptance of an of the murderers Is so far satlsfac- Knl according to Kdltor Leong Kow invitation to ono of these death feasts tory. of the Chinese Republic Journal. would bo as good as signing your Aaminisirauon leaaers aumii. turn. Iong declared ho had Information death warrant." "" a-" ., .., w- ---.. nient In congress depends upon Car- ... , .,, u. ,M ., runxa's ability to punish the mur hclm is seriously 111. His Illness has never been serious, and he is In daily QTJ:' , ....., k-m- t.. . ..i. k , hi. ...r i Wilson also stands behind Lan- eonference with members of his staff. I mrf.. . (Editor's Note Ackerman's story ",Bf' ?' "LtT .- the first officially authored state- T ,? ?? lUZ . lines did so at their own risk. I ment of tne Kaiser's conauion since' " ODD FELLOWS IN ENJOYABLE MEET the first announcement that he was ill. Others from outside sources had the kaiser dying, and even dead.) AT I. O. O. F. SOCIAL SKS8IOX HALL LAST NIGHT WAS MUCH United Press Service Lv.ini-vniiinii.iiiinGUlu,' ROME. Jan. 13. King Emmanuel (iO TO BONANZA PRESIDENT NOT FOR COMPULSION has summoned the army staff and cabinet for a conference regarding lhA UnntAnaffHn nltimtlnn Ttflll&ft I I 'trooDs may be sent" to relieve the I United Press Service Last night the members of Klam-.lssure on the Montenegrins. WASHINGTON D C Jta J, 13.- atb Lodge No. 137. I. O. O. F. held The Montenegrin crown prince to-, """ "-'' ul '"?"" Vh- L ..'....... :.i i...ii on.i ,.'. - .. n,0nirt K-mr Nteh. tee on military affairs told the re- ,"" v . ':...-. :.'"..;:" " ; :;,,.j"i: .:::,". -: ,; . mamdor of the committee that pre.- gUUJ VlUnU Ul Hill tJ-a WM-v,.vi ..v lima UJ(US W .. w - evening with tneir "j.mmy-pipea (morea tnat tne yueen oi naix, wuu is FUNERAL OF BAY ATTENTOMORROW SKRVICKS OVER HEMAIN8 OF LO. CAL MAX WILL UK OOXDUCTKD V SOCIALIST 1XX3AL OF KI.AM. ATI! FALLS nnri Mnra with their favorite game i.'aup.hter of King Nicholas a'?o ai of cards until long after "all-hours" .pealed for aid to Montenegro. had registered the passing or anotner j day. . ,...,, j -ADa Corvloa u llltu & I can ut.i ...v In tho banquet room a luncn was( spread, nnd at any time of the even ing, between games or between hands, J.OisDON, Jan. 13. The National Federation of Miners has voted to ng, between games ?" " Ustponc action in the proposed strike he members "fM , "Jj" "J ' . gainst tho conscription bill until af nffon unnitwlchos. "hlsmarks ana " .. (Will U" imuiiM " -.--- i .. .. . , iry' 10. 1010, and for each of the buc-Jtiio successor to the late Justice La will be consldored Ii CO cr, , ), Mtd'Udi will be Motived at t cents 99t "lata !, uuiil a o cioca tV1 AMdlng years on or boforo January 1, -Tim land Is a sandy loam soil, re- firing no clearing whutever, and It iiiiii'mi win reowveu at ineifainna " ,. ...-. . -- , United States rscUmatlon office,. lUwaw'produced aome phenomenal yields Wllnll. av.ll. ...... a .l.ln.1 .. ' Ia hutr ruin nnd other crOOS. fkity, iraln nnd other crops. SAYS TAIT WILL NT HK THK NKW SUPREME JUIKJK Unllod I'ress Service WASHINOTON, U. C, Jnn, 13.- mar's soat In the supreme court of the United States will not bo former President William H, Taft. This was stated authoritatively today by a source clow to President Wilson. Funeral services for the late C, A. iinv will bo hold tomorrow at ten o'clock tomorrow forenoon from the Whltlock chapol. Tho services will hn conducted by tho Socialist local, of which Bay was a member for sev eral years. nnv missed away yesterday morn ing at the Slater rooming house, and death bolng duo to bowel trouble nnd rhnumatlsm. Little is known of the man, as ho was extremely quiet, and very reticent, even before his deatti, regarding hU anteceadesU. t coffee, sandwiches, "hl8mark8, fruit. ' The members of this order will go to Bonanza Saturday night, to assist thot lodge in tho dedication of their new homo and to inttlato a class of ten or twelve Into tho mysteries of tho order. Tho officers of the lodge request that every Odd Fellow who possibly can to attend tho regular meeting Friday night, as at mat time all arrangements for 'ho visit win be completed, nnd It Is -iecessary to as certain tho number who will mage tho trip, bo transportation can be ar ranged for. ter parliament passes the measure. Ident Wilson Is opposed to compul sory military service In the United States. Assistant Secretary of War Breck- enrldge told the committee that the continental army plan would be more satisfactory to the war department it tho enlistments were to be compul sory Instead of voluntary. He admit ted, though, that the president strongly dissents. Peterson Tells of Meets ol Importance to State Late War News . Ily OAHIi ACKERMAN , (United Press Staff Correspondent) BERLIN, Jan. IS. Tho United Press has been officially authorised to deny the rumor that KaUer Wl- A number of important state con ferences and meetings were attended In tho last two or throe weeks by County School Superintendent Fred Peterson, who has Just returned after an absence of nearly a month. While awuy, he attended tho school super intendents' convention and Oregon Irrigation congress at Portland, and the Farmers' Week, road builders' coferenoe, Oregon drainage confer ence, rural credits conference, oousv ty fair oBclals' ooafareace and pota- to growers' conference held at Cor vallls. under the auspices of the'Orej gon Agricultural College. " i i Matters of general .Interest to counf ty school affairs and to tne couaiy suporlutendta were talked at the 5- superintendents' convention. ;i no pa ... 111., 1 Ak .uu..... . tiB pers BuuujiiiBu iu w "' '""i.", examination were graded t .;, J Regarding other seaaloas, UT?rtor& A inn said: . ,iy"t " .- - S ,. K..T . "In the matter of further lrffcM f- M (CoatUaed , ijj. - 'K$fi - i- . i, - ':ii 1P i Ki i$a i ' it ,J' i,Hd
