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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1916
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NWS STOMP MAYOR ISSUES
SPEECHES START ! "PAY-UP WEEK"
TODAY IN N. y. PROCLAMATION
AT SOOS, SPEAKS AGAIN VWiKH ALL TO JOIN I.N Till: IIKJ
TONIGHT MOVEMENT
Hock Ut Hm Waldorf and
lass m a MkxcIi I'rcwldrwt'a It.
aaitj'HhoMtxl Time lie Hu Manic
OptafM (cdrUtMjt Tlmt Oiestloa.
-Jartkr Without Anreloa." Wi '
IVon Today.
KmumMii KnlU' l.'tiKiiiInt Oftlrer En
rioree KnterprUe of Ik-aI llulu
Men, and Van for a CJtiirral OIrr
vmiw, Pointing Ouc the Optlmlttlc
Hpirii Hurh a Project Can Hrlng
About In (h City.
Thu following proclamation for the
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LilMd I'rsss Bervlce
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tltd by his wife, Secretary Tumulty ' "' "w'1 "u" '"
I Dr. Uwud, bin physician, Pros- "uvu """" "' ur J- asen:
tt Wilson reached hero tltiii morn- "horess, The wwk of February
: to open bli speaking lour In be- IUC Co 16th, Inclusive, has boon iIimIr-
U of preparedueu. lie It at the nMCd u, National Puy.Uo Week, lo bo
AWOn 1iiihLrVitfl llipntiMl.Aiil at... ail..H. uua
At boos bo addreicd the Federa- .', "" .' M,w """""' BUU'
on of Xr York Clergymen. To- "". 1"""' m a "" M,WB
U be make two tuuro specche.'""" ""'"' ' ' lrs of the
I tknehtls expected to alio answer'., "7 ",'r """'" " ,nn" auonai
j.i.i ..i i.i- f.-i uni, Pay-Up Woek a momorablo event, con-
nil ferenoon Wllaon addreaad'idudvr 0 ""' "o0'1 of a,,; "'
llisfrailsts, who Insisted upon see- where. A spirit of optimism Ik
! sla at the Waldorf. He aald he'''""'"' through our entire country.
iboI cbinied his vlewa. and fool'd,", '"rgely to abundance of laat
teOBiUuffuKc ouaht to be deeld-f1' crol nnd ,1,(J favorable prlcus
liaoa by ttatee, not by eoncreaa. ""'' now comnmud; and,
kitfrculac J.000 clorgyaaen at! Whereat. An event of tbla kind la
oa, WUaoa tUted that "Juatloe. bound to prove bonctlclal to every clt-
lltioat aareulon" waa the keynote I Iteu In every city, town or community i
tte Bdalnlalratlon'a Mexican pol that observe U; therefore,
I, by the authority vetted In me aa
It it bard to bold a balance where mayor of Klamath Fallt, Oregon, do
i May people are Involved, but
I teat It la the aerMee ef tke
to told balanee." aaM ke In nart.
'Urease let live' U a aeae4y pbnae
mi it u ut baaia of exliteaee.'
WlltMlBdlcated that he la no long-
"100 aroud lo flight
I hereby designate and proeuUm the
week of February Hat to I6th. la
t'l will alwt)t accept a challenge to
t."ial4be. 'I hope I do not tra-
elusive, 11, as l'ay-Up Week In thla
community, and I do sincerely truat
that every man and every woman' In
our city or community who owes a
debt will endeavor to pay It during
t tbla week, and thus aid In this great
national movement for orotDerltv.
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lTn. tad earnestly hope I can! ? I'reta Service '
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Herkert Samuel, postmaster gen-1 39, committed suicide thla morning In
" M,n PPolnted homo aeer- la hospital here while bis divorce! wife
Ntotedlng Sir John A. Simon. I waa at his bedside. Since she divorced
It has been announced la) hid Carter hae made ilve other at-
UempU at suicide.
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FLOODS AGAIN
SWEEP SOUTH;
TRAINS HA1TED
NKJHT SHOWKK CAUSES
HKAIi DANGER
WiirtiliiKK Ait- .Sent All Along tho
CttuNt, And the Barometer In Lower
Tlian nt Any Time Since 1801.
Kevernl Citioe Are iMobitcd an Re
Hull of Crippling of Railroads and
Telegraph Lines.
LOS ANOELE8, Jan. 27. Floods
.again till Southern California this
morning.
Mexicans Capture
Troops Swimming
in the Rio Grande
American Officers Who Crossed River
and Pursued Mexicans May:
Be Courtmartialed
lowing the capture of two American
' An all-night downpour or ralu came
i last night. This bus again made the
flftnri ult llflt Inn lnriAPniia
Italn I. predicted for at least thirty- J"Id" day afternoon by Mex-
blx uours more. Streets are verltablo
United I'ress Service (tenants Mort, Peyton and Waldron.
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 27. All 'for crossing the Rio Grande. To war
quiet along the Rio Grande again', fol-! Apartment approved this step. It la
rlveru. , ,,
Hullroad servlco Is once more de
moralized, and San Bernardino, San
Diego and other cities are Isolated.
A gale is. sweeping the coast. Warn-
i iu(,a jiu uoou oeut io aoippingi S3
, the .barometer Is the lowest It has
hocn since 1891.
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BOPOEDC aoo
Papers taken in England from Cap
tain von Papon, long tho military at
tache of the Uerman embassy at
Washington, show that be paid money
to at least three men In tho United
States now accused of crimes In con
nection with tho German cause. He
paid Wernor Horn, now in Jail in
Maine, 1700 last January. Horn blow
up the Canadian Pacific railway
bridge over tho St. Croix Rlvor twoj
vtoeks later. Ho paid Paul Koenlg In
CAPT FRANZ MW RKPEM
uii about $1,369. Koonlg is now held
In Now York on tho charge of plotting
to blow up tho Welland canal In Can
ndc. Of this money $187 waa paid
In September, tho month In which
Koenlg Is charged with going to Buf
falo to develop tbe plot. Carl Ruroedo
wai sentencod to threo years on the
chhrgo of having obtained a fraudu
lent passport last January. Ho got
moro than $300 from Captain von
Papen December Htb, threo weeks be
fore his arrest
MAO COYOTE -ATTACKS
STAGE
ELKO, Nev.. Jan. 27. Rod Bodge,
atnge driver between Elko and Tusca
rora, had a thrilling experience with a
mad coyote during his laat trip be
tween tho two places.
Bodge says the mad animal attack
ed tho stage, butsmado no effort to
blto the horses. He Anally beat It off
with bis hip. In Its efforts to reach
the driver the mad coyote leaped high
in the air and. snapped fiercely at his
feet.
Bodgo was unarmed, but says here
after ho wilt carry a weapon.
leans. The two abducted men havo
been returned unharmed to General
FunBton.
t-our troopers were swimming In
the Rio Grande late in tbe afternoon,
when a party of Mexicans on the op
posite bank captured two of them
The other two escaped.
Lter, tnree lieutenants and four
men swam the Rio Grande, and went
several miles to the interior, seeking
tbe kidnapped men. Failing to find
them, the party returned to the river.
and were swimming back, when the
Mexicans reaoneared and fired ai thai
swimmers. American troops on the
other, side or the river fired back.
N6ae-were-'TfItrTmt"foar' of "kfie
swimmers were caught In an 'under
current and drowned.
General Funston Immediately or
dered the arrest of the officers. Lieu-
reported, and a courtmartlal la likely.
Since the return of the captured
troopers, a better feeling- prercik.
Officials ore working hard to-prrreat
clashes as a result of yesterday's s
j citing affair.
It is 'generally admitted that Fua
ston's prompt action in the crisis pre
vented serious International complications.
United Press Service
WASHINGTON. D. C. Jaa.7.
The war department aaartily iffttp .
iQe-siepe taxes, oy General ruaatomls.
preventing further riotiac.aloar the
border yesterday. The arrest f. taev
three lieutenants leading tbe stist!
rronlnto Vesica 'VcorataariaV -
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cere and mea to vletaVtamaaahi?i
ironclad rale against croeaf aar to bar-' "'
der under any clreuautaseeat'awaw'
one staff pacer today. .. .
lewHomestead Bill Gets
Favorable Comment
LACK OF
FAILURE
FAITH CAUSED
OF FORD PLAN,
MRS. HUNTER IS
WITH
CHILDREN
SAYS MEMBER OF PARTY
SHERIFF LOW FINALLY. AR
RANGES TO HAVE ACCUSED WOi
MAN AND HER YOUNGSTERS
TOGETHER AGAIN
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BOOSTS KLAMATH
BRIDAL VEIL LUMBER OOMPA.
NY'S LETTER WRITING vYVKK
LITERATURE ADVISHDA IKV
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er In value, both from a monetary (
and productive standpoint, than 80 J
nercs of agricultural land In the'
western part of the state. Entries of .
lo acres should bo permitted and If
mis is aone, it win be found in most
DMUND, Jni, jn.-'-rw
' Pieces of land lexlslstlon at.
WW in recent years."
k the charaeteriutinn i.n
f L. 8harp, chief of the Held
ii. hd wnorlnd OBloe, to
1 'Ure homestead hill whih
u'd the house of repraaenla-
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' Marp pointed nut ik. .hu.
"t Of thn tinKli. j-. .
(10 "' '"" uobmiib ta gone, i nw or me year on x
. -aere homestead bill, f it be- portions of his homestead.
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?..ua ' various
--mikis as follows.
Instances that the homesteador' will
find auflklent dry farming lands, even
In the most broken and arid localities,
to enable him to raise feed to sup
port during the winter the livestock
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M N HV H4MHWUS1I uuiiui tun
gone, I naiance or tne year on tho grtrslng
open the way fori "This would actually onablo him
TOO MANY OK THE PARTY WENT HIMPLY FOR THE TRIP,. AND
THESE CORDIALLY HATED THOSE REALLY TRYING TO CARRY
OUT THE PLANS FOR STARTING A PEACE MOVEMENT AMONG
EUROPE'S I1ELLIGERENT8 8QUAI1ULING AMONG HIS DELE.
GATES OVER PETTY MATTERS COMPLETELY DISHEARTENED
THE AUTOMOBILE MAN. AND CAUSED HIM TO DESERT THE
PARTY AT EARLIEST POHHU1LK MOMENT
lljr C1IAB. P. STEWART .could "mae a deptk" by gathering
t United Press Statf Correspondent) about him a whole ship's company,
uniting tho members' minds on one
i"blg thought of poaco" and conttnu-
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I to force the land to provide a home
and living for himself and family
from the start, wjilca, In my opinion,
should be the object of all our laws
providing for the settlement and de
velopment of the publlo domain. If
we have the right kind of a settler
and provide him with land that will
furnish him a living, and a future
chance to accumulate some money,
tbere will be no dlBculty In enforcing
the reoulremeaU of the law as to
residence and cultivation.
"Ob of the greatest drawbacks to
the state of Oregon at present la the
lack of development of Its agricul
tural raaouroM, This Is due mainly
to unsultad laws, previous laxity la
the enforcement of the same, the ele
ax of speculation that aaa entered
Into a high peroatafa of acrtwitural
atrtee. aaf the lock of eaeouroge
$MKi and aid te the heaeat and boas
Henry Ford's penco mission failed for
lack of "faith." According to his own
htr.toniont, faith wab Ford's solo slock
when ho started. He had not enough,
and those who accompanied hliu, uith
a few exceptions, appear to havo had
but little.
Those of tho party who really wish
ed the expedition well were so bitterly i
hated that an effort was made to ma
roon a number of them at the nrst
European port touched. Ford's plan,
aa nearly as It Is possible to put so
Intangible a thing on paper, was to
give the warring nations mental sci
ence treatment. Ford himself, at the
outsat, had unbounded faith la hla
ability. Despite the statement attrib
uted to htm that ha Inteaded to "gat
the boya out of tbe trenobes by Christ-
" he did not count on Immedi
ately enilag the war.
What Ford did believe was that he
'big thought of poaco"
ally uddlng to the vol u mo and Inten
sity of this thought as he and his cru
saders traveled from neutral country
to neutral country, on tho edge of the
tho sono of war, or oven in tho sone
Itself.
Whether this plan would baye suc
ceeded under favorable circumstances
cannot bo stated, bocauso the peace
delegates failed to roncentrato on
thoughts of poaco. The Oscar II.'s
voyage from New York to Christiana
was horrible; not so much because of
tho Incessant quarreling, as on ac
count of tho atmosphere of susplolon
and malice after tbe first day or two
out.
Ford speedily took to his cabin, and
for more than half the trip waanardly
aeen by any but hla closest advisers.
He waa 111, It was stated, The'aature
of Illness never was made clear.' .Sev
eral of the correspondents whom. the
expedition's managing committee was
trying to separate from the party did
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Yteek8, Mrs. Guy Hunter, who is un
der Indictment as a result of the Dodd
i Hollow shooting affray lost month, is
again with her children. They are all
'staying at tbe Long residence, on
jHlgh street,, near Tenth. ,
Tbe separation ot mother and the
)oung8ters has caused much anxiety
to Mrs. Hunter. Sheriff Low has been
working to arrange for their being to
gether again, and his efforts have at
last been rewarded.
Representative Wheeler has intro
duced a bill In the house directing the
'government Jo Inquire into the feast-
iMiiiy or erecting a munitions plant at
or near Springfield, Ills.. The meas
ure prpposed on expendlturo of $5;
000,000 for the construction of tho
establishment
Klamath county's scenic attractions
wero given publicity during Letter
Writing Week by sources outside of
Klamath county. Letters sent broad
cast over the land, by the Bridal Veil
Lumber company of Portland called
attention to several scenic attractions
of Oregon, and wound up a glowing
description ot the Columbia River
highway as follews:
"After you have made the trip
along the Columbia River highway
from ocean to the snow capped moun
tain range In the Interior, you will
not care to miss Crater Lake and the
Klamath country."
William Waldorf Astor, formerly
of New York, who was raised to tbe
peerage recently by King George of
England, has assumed the title of
Baron Astor ot Hever Castle.
e the patient for a few minutes the
night before the Oscar's arrival at
Chrtstlanta. It Is true that ha looked
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Hamilton at Last Gets a
Patent to Klamath Island
After several years of litigation and i island about eight years ago, after he
scrapplug In land offices and courts, had taken up his residence there 1u a
the ownership ot Buck Island, in Up
per Klamath Lake, Is finally settled.
A patent has been Issued to K. P.
Hamilton, and thts'was recorded to
day at tbe county clerk's oHce,
Buck Island Is a mile or so from
the boat landing on Upper .Klamath
Lake, and It contains about 166 acres
of-land. The soil Is adapted to gar
dening and farming-
Hamilton began his fight for the
homesteader. At that time the Maad
was claimed by another, and there ;
was considerable trouble before tea
matter yas settled. - V
The Issuance of a patent was f urta- ft
er hindered by the fact that the island
waa uasunfsyed.
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