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KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OFFICIAL
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imUi Year No. M
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1916
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LAWRENCE MAY
BE TRIED IN
ANOTHER CITY
AlKlllMiV IIIVKX TIME TO AHK
T..TE CIIANOE
IXwurin in ImlMliitciil l Overruled
br Judge Ku)kriilll TiMUy. nntl
,4mw1 Man Entw I'kw of .Vol
Clnlllf i niri of Murdering Mr.
AIM Kurline In llnlllc IMottr Mcr
rill IjiM INwinhtv.
A thango (il on no may bo naked
for by A Krncut Uwwnw, wbl Is
under Indictment fur (lit killing or
Mr. Almn Km lino, the woman shot In
the battl t loiiil Hollow In Decm
lr. Attorney W II. A. Homier, who lis
Un rrlalnt'd to defend tawrence, to.
day naked ttino In which to prepare
an application for a change of vonuo
and file iimvunry affidavits, Klftoon
dara ua tli lime allowed by Judge
Kuykendnll
Th move for the
-i..-.. win i.
imiiflg mil iiv i
bated upon tln ground that It will bo
ImpontlMe for taftrence to obtain n
fair ami Impartial trial here. It I
lbs ilcfrnc'n rontentlon that thorn U
prejudice gnlnil Lawrence because
of bit litigation with the Kuebno wo.
mao, and because ho ww on trial her
iBOrtly before the ahtlag U a cam
growing out of the fued. The caao
attracted much attention at that time.
The reqiicat for time for applica
tion for a-rtiringo waa madawfcx.Ren-
ncr after Judgo Kuykendnll'bad over-i
ruled the demurror to the Irdlctineut
of l.areiice tawrenco then entered
a pita of not guilty.
air, and Mra. Hunter, arrested and
Indltted with Ijiwrcnce, nru :n be
irlfd ifpatntely from (.awreucc
WHAT YOU MIGHT
.CAlljIOE-STEP
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IHHMIi: CltlMIN'Ali ACTION
L'nlled l'ica Service
CINCINNATI, 0., Fab" 1 Tho fed-
erti district court entered decree.
ltn the conienl nf lu Miilil Cmh
RHlitor corapany'a offlcera, In that
tha offlcera violated the aBtl-tra et j
bV fnrtlllllllt Am ...... A-J. ..J
. iiuut iv iwimm irauv biiu
"iwiupunic to monopolise toe Inter-
late trade In their claaa of warea.
oy tins method the law la vlndl-rchool lands. The cruising worx ta
Ud and the criminal proceeding bolng done under u co-oporatlvo agree
against the offlcera of tht concern will nmnt between tho federal govornmont
dropped. nnd the atato of Waaulngtou.
Dogs Must Be Muzzled
or Owners Liable to Fine
All dogs within the city must be
Koer mutxied, or kept In confinement
or leaah. Any dogs at Ian without
muulea will be Impounded and shot.
This was in substance tk ordinance
Pawed by the city oounill at Its spe
'V "" J Mgkt. Tke. MMUJure
wried an esMriency elause, and it
! now effective.
The ordinate, also prohibits farm
?"? re,wt 9 ttr towns from
whu th aalBMk are auiM or
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I tin
tralt to which King I'cler of
Kerhla wna rtxluced In IiIh flight from
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IiIh country wnen mo tiernmna uo- unve uie ngiu m j "" ..
fiMtctl hl nrmy. Ho had to leave In'mountnln road. He Ih nhown wntch
an ox carl driven by peaaanta. Tho Iiir the fugitive nrmy aupply wagonH
forlorn king Ih ahnwn by the driver' I Hie pat
WOMEN FORM A
UHUKAl liLUu
FICTV (HIILH Alii: MKMHKIW Ol'
OltOAMZATION. WHICH IMiAXH
TO UOhl COXCKRTH. VTC.,
I.ATKU IN THK YKAK
Organization of thu Klunatli Cho-
ral Club la under way. In tho nolgh-
borhood of liny young women being
.Interested In thu inoNoiiiont.
IgnnUatlon plana to render
Tho or-
concortu
ami Hlmllar uffnlra here.
.Mt'vllugri "lid rehenrualH nru held
Mnnd:iy vvciiIiikh. Writon T, Mot
srlii'itturhor Iiiih bei'ii elintitMi u ill
lector. - - -
Of (he niipioxlmiitely 4inl,o0 nerea
of ncliool I j ud within tho national for
catH of Wellington, 233,000 ncre
luixo thus far boon cruised as u pro-
llmlunry stop In tho exchange of thoao
i,wl. fni- n unll.1 lilnek at nnllonal for-
eat land of equal nron nd equal value,
Upon tho complotlon of iho crulao of
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jiuu acuuyi ihhub, it.nm .! mw- j
aary to crulao an oquul uroa oi innu 10
give to tho state In oxchnngo for tho
These parties can bo punished
by
fine or imprisonment, or by both.
The ordinance was passed at the
roquest of City Health Officer Hunt,
It la doslgnad to lessen tho ruble
dangor.
Dan lira letiva In anreadinat the
disease elsewhere, and there ta seri
ous danger of dogs from outside of
town-being Infected, One of these
Anmm nnmlnv In Klamath Villa and
biting local dog. could start most'
alarming opldomlc
Tha rabies danger la not so acute
In Klamath county as In other sec
turns. ' Howeytr, watchful attention
mvat ha gtvaa this matUr, or there is
raMM tp leek far a wread of rabies
kere.
of Serbia Flees
unit, with hU Hword between hU lega.
In the lower plcturo he una sioppoa
tho ox team
tho ox team to let army transport
Use May at
Found for
WAHHINOTON. Feb 1. Within
n niomii reproHoniaiivu nuuiuu m
of Oregon, expects to be wearing a
lino felt hat, made largely of the
fur of the, Oregon Jackrabbtta
Tliioiigh llepieuentntlw IMmouds,
of l'ennH)ianlu, the copsignmout or
Oregon Jnclcrabblt pelts received by
Mi. Slniiott have boon turned over to
a i'hiladolplila factory, which manu-
fixture high i;rndo felt lints. Willi
tho pcllH wont Mr Sliinnti's luud
ini'iisuioinunt.
The niniiufncturer has written Mr.
.Slnnott iicknott lodging the fins, wy
Ing they will be thoroughly tested and
promlulllK him the 111 Hi lint miulo
from t,,om-
If the Oregon jnukrnbhli fur proves
Hultublu for lint mnnufneture, Mr.
Slnnott Is prepared to put tho manu
facturer In touch with various -of his
(oiiHtltueutH who will II nd a market
tor a product they have heretofore re-,
garded us worthless.
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HYPHEN THING OE
PAST
TCLI MILWAUKEE PEOPLE ALL
WILL HE FOR AMERICA WHEN
THERE IH NEED FOR THEIR AS
SISTANCE t
('tilled Preaa Service
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Address-
MILWAUKEE, Fob.
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lug 0,000 people yesterday nftornoon,
I'rcsldent Wilson stated that tho dan
gor of "hyphenated Americans" is
past.
' "When tho
time comes, America'
Will bo first
In ovory man's heart,"
said he.
Wilson
mado at
rolteraled
Pittsburg,
his statements
New York and
Cleveland that the country must pro-
nolo, but lie statea inai ne wanieu iu
remove any apprehension by stating
positively that there Is no new crisis.
"I have come upon this errand be
cause everywhere the world's atmos
phere, is thrilling with the passion of
a disturbance such as the world baa
W LSON
From Teutons in Ox Cart
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r. raT.affKBn.fair :rT?ssi ma?3it.a ta
v rT-!aaarTSrLMaBaBaaij r 'yii7rJ! aaao-i-t .ii
V MiWBBililr
Last be
Jackrabbit
never been before. It is tlmo wo should
Hot our houio In order."
Wllhon pledged, with God's help,
that he would contlnuo to keep our
nation out of war.
Prosperity Day in Dulatli
United Pioss Sorvlco
DULUTII, Minn., Feb. 1. Today
wn'j set nsldo by Mayor Prince's or
dors as. Prosperity Day. The return
of good times waa celebrated by an ice
carnival.
Utley Executed
United 1'iess Service
HOUSTON, Tox., Feb. 1. Louis
Utley, nogio, convicted of the murder
,,( constnblo Clint Harless at Spring,
,Tox., was hanged today.
Your Ouu Fault, Though.
Undoubtedly some of the members
of Ewnuna Encampment No. 46, I. O.
0 p will fool rather chili toward the
tost if they don't attend the meeting
tonight
It doos not seem to be generally
known that the term "forest reserves"
in no longer legal or official. This
namo wus changed by act of congress
March 4, 1907, to "national forests,'
to Indlcato that the resources were not
locked up as "r'ewves'' for the dis
tant future, but were? to be adminis
tered for the greatest good to the
greatest number now.
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BONANZA CLUB
NOW A REALITY
Olt(!AXl.ATIOX IS KFFECTED,
OI'FICKHS KLICCTKD AXD PKItl
OI)ICALS)r.XD HOOKS ARE TO
Hi: INSTALLED
(Hciiilil Sporinl Sen ire)
IIOXAXZA. Feb. 1 Bonanza's club
is now a reality. Quarters have been
secured, and books, periodicals, etc,
nrcto be secured for the perusal of,
Boiianrn poople during their idle
hours. Such games as pool, billiards, .
checkers, dominoes and cards will be' Two gray hats were s.een Hying j Still another swat U to be given tb,o
Installed also, and there will be wrlt-'throuch the air toward tho center of'cost ot livine in Klamath Falls.' If
lug materials and other conveniences
for tho club mcmbeis. -"
The club quarters will bo in two
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looms. The b'Ck room Will oe tuOifieiioii vus easily n iiuuu nun n.
lounging and reading room, and in
tho front will be a stand for the sale
of candles, cigars, soft drinks, etc.
, Membership is open to all over 12
yoars of age. Gentlemen pay an ini
tial fee of $1, and 50 cents a month
.'dues, and women pay 50 cents initial
!feo and dues of 25 conts a month.
Tho club quarters will be open
dally and Sunday from 1 to 5 p. m.
, Smoking, gambling, dancing and un
seemly conduct in the club rooms aro
forbidden by the by-laws.
John Jnlir has been chosen as man
ager of the club. The officers elected
aro; President, Mrs. A. Parsons; vice
president, Mrs. E. Kllgore; secretary,
K. I. Bold; treasurer, A. J. Hickman:
board of trustees (to bo elected annu
ally), Rov. Sydney W. Hall, Dr. J. L.
Harris, J. L. Sparrentorn, Ray P.
Burk and J. O. Hamaker.
Tho first allotment of national for
est money made to Oregon and Wash
ington in 1906, after tho passage of
tho act which gave the states a share
of tho national forest revenue, waa
$7,565 for Oregon and $1,823 for
Washington. In 1915 Oregon's share
of this revenue was $49,675, and
Washington's was $37,445. The con
stantly Increasing demand for na
tional forest timber assures a much
higher rate of Increase in the next few
years, and ultimately the statea will
receive a largo revenue from this
source.
Au Idea of tho beet sugar Induatry'a
extent In Colorado can be gathered
from the fact that In one county
alone, Larimer, refining companies
have this year paid out approximately
$8,800,000 for the raw material sugsr
beets.
Telle of
Rovers Is Most
Gripping Story
Unsiul l'robs Seivice (
NORFOLK, Va., Feb. 1. The moat,senEera ana a crew or 134.
daring maritime feat of the war was
t . . . ...
repealed today, when tho African liner
Appam, uhlch recently vanished in
the Mediterranean, arrUed at this
port In charge of a German prize
crew
The
Int; by
ippam was reported as miss-
the British admiralty. That
body believed the vessel was lost in a
storm.
A German merchantman armed asjran the British blockade.',
a raider, captured the Appam off the. The message said that the Moew
Canary Islands January 15th accord- sink the British steamers Crow
Inir to passengers. A prizo crew was ( bridge, Farrlngford, Drummondy,
placed aboard the captured vessel, (Author, Ariadne and Clan McTaviih
with Lieutenant Oscar Berg, age 22. within four days' time- All except
in command.
Tbe crew of the Appam thought the
raider was a pirate ship when it
packed, and they attempted to repel
tho boarding party. After the An-
pnm's two guns proved Ineffectual,
bloody hand-to-hand fighting ensued,
This resulted in two deaths. Ten
or more were wounded before the
melee was settled and Captain Harri-
son surrendered his ship.
The Germans have armed the Ap- the Appam's prize crew flew the Swe
pam as a commerce raider, and have dish flag over the vessel until close to
captured at least two vessels en route the harbor.
to America, federal officers declare. If i The Appam has been given a day In
this is true, tho Appam must Intern or, vhlch to supply and leave, or to In
leavo within a few hours. item.
TWO MORE MEN
AS CANDIDATES
HALL SEEKS ' NOMINATION AS
SHERIFF, AND MERRYMAX IS
OUT FOR THE OFFICE OF DIS-
T1UCT ATTORNEY
Klamath's political ring. The small1 competition in the meat lino means a
j,r.iy headpiece was recoEutzed as that 'i eduction of prices. The Sixth street
of Hni old C. Merryman and the largo j market will be opened f,or business on
'f.... il.. unlit fr.ill. ct.i. - a .
I " Merryman is a candidate for the
'office of prosecuting attorney. He is
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and In the four years he has been
located In Klamath Falls, he has built
up a good law practice and made a.
reputation ns an energetic and logical
barrister.
Tho sheriff's office is the place Hallthuslness trip from their ranch, and re t
seeks. He was formerly a member of
tho Klamath Falls police forco, and
has entered the raco only after
ful consideration of the matter.
Austrians Deny Sinking
Persia; Other War News
United Press Service '
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 1. !
Secretary Lansing today announced
that he has received Austria's denial
of the chargo that an Australian sub
marine sank the Persia, The note
states that the commanders of the
Teutonic allies' submarines have all
reported that they know nothing of
the affair,
Lansing expects to know by Friday
whether Germany will agree to the
full demanda of the1 United States In
the Lusitanta case, or will seek fur
ther delay. A high official aays the
crisis is expected to be safely passed
United Press Serviaa
BERLIN, Feb. 1. It-is announced
GefaTiaih
Aboard thu Aypam were
ft 6 paa
The Tea-
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(German flag.
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United Press Service
NORFOLK, Feb. 1. A measage
th-own from a porthole of the Appam
to a United Press correspondent stat-
ed that the German raider capturing
the Appam waa the German naval vn-
vey thip Moew. It started Its career
ifium the Kiel canal, and succeijfully
four members of the crew of the Mc-
Tnvisli were killed in their fight to
at-'prevent capture. . r
The Moew, according to the mesa-
age, approached the Appam flying the
British flag. Suddenly the Union Jack
was hauled down and the German
flag displayed, while false sides were
lowered, revealing several ten-Inch
guns trained on the Appam.
During the cruise toward this port
ANOTHER MEAT
MARKET OPENS
SIXTH STREET MARKET WILL BE
OPERATED UY HAMILTON,
STILTS & LUCAS, WHO ALSO
OWN TWO OTHERS.
.cum tm-ti luiiiunuiv.
The shop Is to be operated by Ham
ilton, Stilts & Lucas. Besides the new
market, this concern also operates the
City market and the Mission market.
Make n Short Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wise and F, P.
I Ickes were, in tho city today on a short
turned homo this afternoon. Messrs! ,
Wise and Ickes own the well known ,
care-'Horton ranch, and are making many
, improvements in the old land mark.
officially that a German airship at
tacked the ships and supply depot of
the allies at Salonika with "excellent ,
success." '
United Press Service "
LONDON, Feb. 1. Fifty-four were'
killed and sixty-seven-injured in laatf
night's attack upon Derbyshire, Sta
fordehiro and Leicestershire by Sep-,
liollns, according to Incomplete re
ports. These counties are 'all 100lh .v
miles from London. v , 1
Several squadrons of Xeppellns.v v
some equipped with silent motoreX ,
have been maneuvering ovrBilWP'?-:.(- I
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for in itueit on London aay'Ama4er-&rt?
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