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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1916
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VOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENT TO
DISBAND APRIL 1
Tom Taggart, the
Newest Senator
BUZZARD
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TAKEN AT LAHT sum
MEETING
Action f the vtty Oiiih'H In Voilim
Hie I'awxikv f OrtlliMiicu for I.V
(blllimnt" of I'iild Mm Depart
mem ItiwiiIlN in it Flnnl Ailjoun
ibh( no of ih I'rtDH'iii l"lr
BiMi Will Join tho Department.
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Two VIcun of Tom Tnugnrt
At a meeting of thu Klamath Kulls
Volunteer Flro Department Inst iiIrIh
II wm voted to dlsbnud tli'o organiza
tion M midnight, March 31st. The
work of curing for thu city' fire pro
ttctlon will then ho loft In the Imndu
of tbo dopartmont to ho named by
Ibo council, following Iih pnsHogii of
a measure for another form of organ
lutlon, Members of tho present volunteer
department aro Ed Wakefield, C. T.
Oliver, Jack Hunsnkor, Archie Wish-
rd, JuUil Low, Itliliioluut Molscheii-j
bcbr, Lester L, Torwllllger, Klcth
AUIVIUBt', UHll illUUUVWAH( liati
Uoellcr, Ituy Hunimkor, (I cor go Tug-
not.i Clay WlUon and Davo Kunyon. , , ....
., ,, . ., , u i Tom Taggart h the noweBt mem-
I'rtct cnl y nil of thcio Imvo boon In,, ..,",., D. . . ,,
... ' . , her of the I'n tod States Honnto. Ho
the department for over evon yer. I . , , , . . . , ..
, An ! .i I'ibb JiiHt been appointed by tho gov-
('. T. 0 vcr Iim boon nn net vo Are-1 .... ..,.., ,
mm fourteen yearn, und Kd Wake
Held clcU'ti yearn of tho nlxtocn yisirH
the volunteer department hnw been or-innlwd.
Nono of ihcv dromon will Join tho
wild dennrtmont. Thoy nay tho rou-iH Hit Town,
Utlons laid down by tho city nro too (
unci, nnu tno uepnrimont, inatoaa or,
t'elpg a civic organization, U thrown
TO BE WORKED
hi:m:w.ii. or mi mm; wtivi
tii:s io in: , riurt'iii: of
I'iio.misim; si.'itiox wkst ok
rit.ri:it i,.iki: i.itK
With tho advent of Hprlng, actlvo
i work to begin at the Orcat Hux
srnrd mine on Klk Cieck, about twenty-live
nilloH west of Crater Lake. A
tunnel l.BOO feet long nnd r0 feet
"below the preHent workings has been
pnivlili'd for In a contract recently
innde with l'nul Wright and iiM)cl-
ntiM of Medford.
Power drills nro to be Installed at
,om c Tunnelling will bo carried on
with all possible- dispatch, with a
leonfldent expectation of striking tho
rich ledge of gold bearing rock and
gnllnn far below the old working?.
This Is the mine In which Mcssm.
l.eever and Merrltt of Central Point,
John Crubb of Ashlnnd, Captain O.
( Applegate and other well known
men nro Interested.
It Is claimed tint the mineral re
gion In which the lluznrd mlno Is
Hltunted Is the greatoh discovery yet
made. It crosses the Klamnth coun
ty line and terminator only when cov
ered by tho volcanic blanket iJong
the summit of the Cascade range.
His Ammunition Held by U. S.
INSTIT
,1'rnor of Indiana to take the place, of
. the lato Senator Ilenjamln P. Shlvely,
Ho Is ono of tho best known poll
HclnnH In the country,
J. O.
.today.
Hamnkcr Is In from Honnnzn
Into politics.
The council last night paused tho
orttlnnnco abolishing tho ofllco of
caretaker of tho flro apparatus, und
removing Chief Ed Wakotleld from
tbst rost. Tho abolition of tho office
l effectlvo tho day tho volunteer de
( rartraent ceases to answer calls.
Iterv From llomuiza.
Itov, Sydney W. Hall, pastor of the
Hnnnnm M. K. church, nnd MrB. Hnll
are hero from tho Clover Leaf City
for a few days' visit.
TETO
BE HELD HERE
TKACHKItK OF VICINITY' VIM
IIAVK OWOUTlfxiTV TO HKAIt
TALKS OX I'KACTICAIj VoRk)
MA OK IIV KDUCATOHS
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War Bulletins UNCLE SAM ASKS
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United Press Service
- BERLIN, March 28
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matlon Indicates that tentative peace
proposals were discussed last night
at the allied council In Paris. ,
SANK THE SHIP
i 'nllud Press Service
LONDON, March 28.-
-The British' WILL SEVEB RELATIONS IP 1 IS
(,'eneriil I. Kllaw Callow, Cniiuiiui (Joiciimip of Sunora
Army otllcers at Douglas, Ariz., south of them. Oa orders from Wash
held up enormous shipments of am- ington the ammunition was released,
munition directed to General P. Ellas Arizona, people feared some of the
Calles, the Cnrranza governor of tho j bullets might be used agninst Amer
Mexican state of Sonora, directly leans. j- , .
Funeral of William Shaw
Is Held This Afternoon
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Kery womnn who Is graduated
from the llnlvnmllv nt Knnar.ii mint I
dummifiipnin Law t.iiut. i .wim ku. Merrill
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ii Kioiu Merrill.
Mr. and Mis. .1.
County School Superintendent Pied
I Peterson has just completed arrange-
nionts for n local teachers' institute,
' to bo hold nt tho high school building
(April 1st. This Is for the teachers In
this vicinity, and nil teachers In the
i county nro Invited to attend.
Prnnk Adams and Thu musical feature of the pro-
fore she can obtain her degree.
I llefoio Loiralne wns united with,
I rlncoss Chon Chi of China, who Is Franco In 1730, It belonged to the dc-
iw in this country, prefers tho Amcr- throned king of Poland
",lt betongod to Austria.
lMin lllvlt.llAAl allMAB lt.feHK A I.AW ' .
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Iloforo that
t son Mnrtln are here for tho day from' gram will be under the direction of
M. S. Taylor, musical Instructor at
I . m ; tho Klamath County High School. Tho
'program for the day follews:
10:00 a. in. Opening Exercises.
10:20 Address, H. C. Seymour,
Orccon Agricultural College.
natlvn inniR ' f 11 : so AUdrcss, i.ocai senooi
m - Fairs, P. W. Sextan.
A census taken of tho women who If a Cardiff, Wales, girl con show a' 11M0 Address, School Lunches,
attend theaters in New York city 'record for long nnd faithful sorvlcoi Mrs. Olive Johnsten:
b"w that thoy predominate In tho'sho Is awarded 1200 by tho firm ora-, 12:30 Dinner nt high school cafe-l-llcry
Mats, ' ploying her when sho marries. terla.
; . -- 1 : 30 Opcniug exorcises.
- I 1:G0 Address. H, C. Seymour.
W mi 1 1 I 2:45 -Bound Table Discussions
Lirv Kpaiihni Lnnresr &?-
Attracting K. F. People
Although tho city beautiful contest , committee was nnmod to tnko charge
'o oe conducted this summer was only jot tho contest
jnwtlonod a couple of days ngo In the
"raid, there are already throo yards
entered for tho contest, and prospects
many more within the next few
s. These entries, In the order
ny Imvo registered, are H. J. Weeks,
r. Grant street! Mrs. W. M, Monto
'. Crescent avenue, and Charles F.
"Up, First and High streets.
Thoso wishing to enter have until
AMI 30th to do bo. Photographs will
" Uk of the yards of all the on
fanu thin spring, and the judges to
! "med win view the yarda after
"Pteweer 1st, and decide whore the
hu ,mprovnont, Tn any manner.
" been made. Prltos will be award-
nd Pictures of the winning yards,
before and after." will be made Into
weopttcon slides, and shown nt the
xl motion picture theaters ns an
"ample of what can bo accomplished.
.w C,ty BeaWl contest Is bolng
n up jointly by the Women's U-
th ' ' tho Co,nwoiai Club and
',' . "deration of Young People's
". At n joint meeting of oomralt
" held yeiUrday, the following
NDICTMENTS ARE
SIMPLY (UASHED
HKRVICK8 ARE HELD AT ELKS'
HALL, AXD COURTS AXD COUX
T OFFICES CLOSE DURIXG AF
TERXOOX HOURS YOUXfl AT.
TOBXEY WAS SELF-MADE MAX,
RAPIDLY RISING IX HOSEX
PROFESSION i
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The funeral of the lato William H
Shaw, the local attorney who passed,
awuy last week in ums Jingeies, wasi
held this afternoon at tho Elks' Tern- " house, most of the county offices
pie. Tho services were held In the ' closed this afternoon for the funeral,
lodge room, and the spacious hall was! Circuit court adjourned this atter
crowdejl by the hosts of friends of the ' noon, too, and In a short time the
late young lawyer, I Klamath County Bar Association will
The services were the beautiful rlt-1 hold a memorial meeting.
ualistic services of the Benevolent j A long cortege followed tho re
nnd Protective Order of Elks, con-' mains of Mr. Shaw to the cemetery,
cruiser Cleopatria rammed and sank vmroo.ni.
a nnrmnn ilulrni.1.1. I tUr. V.,l. a I .iDvnowini
(Sunday night after an engagement be-j
jtween a British squadron and some
German destroyers. The destroyer's l''H"wiK Cobiaet Meeting at Which
the President's Course la the Mat
ter Is Discussed and Approved, the'
Male Departaient Cables Iaaeary ta
IViIln, Asking Whether
Diver Sunk Saasex.
crew was lost. j
A grave strike has started in tho j
Clyde shipyard, and machinists are
delaying the manufacture of blgi
Cruris onnfti-rilnfr i ITnn aAnlna. I
Addison's statement In commons. The
strikers demand the repeal of .the con
scription law.
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PARIS, March 28.
United Press Service
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jtue rrencn, '.VAHixnTnv ti n -u.w
ha vo captured the Important-positions secretary of State Lansing this ,&-
In fnrroy's Woods, fifteen miles east n00n cabled Berlin. InQuirtawlwtbr
of Nancy. A strong counter 'attack 'n,mr.r. .i,n..i. ..! .uiV
r.ns tben launched by the Germans,
ind the French withdrew, after dyna
miting the positions.
steamers Sussex and EngllshBUBl He
also notified Berlin that the United
States has evidence indicating they
were torpedoed.
This 'action followed a Met
meeting at which the matter wie talk
ed, and at which was discusaei the
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By CARL ACKERMAN
BERLIN, March 28. The Russian
fortes are renewing their assaults all que8tlon ot whether AmerIca, ,t
along von HIndenburg'a front, 1 1 0 Wen that am. .uh... .
miles in length. The Germans ire.veMel, w, ,, 4ln1nm, , wv.
conndent that the spring thaws, which' lt8 courge or wln MW re,attoM i-.
will start soon, will flood the Russian n.dJiitii. ? (. ,,nrt.rf !..
lowlands and necessitate a withdrawal rni,int anrf ht... a. i.. ia
iuB rfVfv Mu8CVIte 1,ne' 'Wilson congress will support him It
The British are developing a strons he take8 the more inBae-eoint 4 .
offensive around Ste. Lol. where they, ,f WUson declde, ,t ,4,,. tfu '
have, attacked In force, and made o... .i.i. u t.. . ,.v.. i.-
will tend a message to coagTM,tell-
,ing of his intention, and. explaining
,the situation. , j
23. George
seme gains of consequence. The at
tacks continue today, with no 2m
poitant gains.
'i ue situation at Verdun is
changed.
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JUBILEf SINGERS
WELL RECEIVED
li'mtcd Piobs Service
, LONDON. March
Crocker, one of the Arnerlcaen imjnrei
joa tho 'Sussex is In a critical. coadl
rtlon'at Dover, and may die. - i
i The British steamer Empress of
Midland, was sunk yesterday. Alii'
Vero saved. t
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CROWDED HOUSE GREETS EAST
ERN JUBILEE QUARTEt'MAT
IXEE' THIS AFTERNOON XEW
PROGRAM TONIGHT
CATHERINE IS '
EINED A FIVE
Mm. A. B. Harrison, awards, print
ing, olc; Frod Fleet, registration'
work; Philip J. Blnnott. publicity!
werk: Oscar H. Peyton, yard Inspec
tl9n nnd nrrangomentB for Judges; (
Glon II, Conwoll, photographic work. ,
Tho Klamath Business Mon's Asso- (
elation mombors liavo expressed thorn-
solves ns highly pleased with tho United Press Service
movement, nnd they are expectea to VOUNGSTOWN. O
FIRST JUDGE TO HANDLE INDICT.
MEXTS AGAINST STEEL MAG
.SATES ENDS PROSECUTION UY
DISMISSING THEM
ducted by Exalted Ruler Charles F.
Stone, with Charles J. Ferguson as
chaplain, and the other officers of the
lodge participating?
Rov. Ernest C. Richards, pastor of
Grace M. E. church, delivered the ser
mon, his theme being "Immortality,"
as based upon 12th Luke, 27-40. He
compared tho humnn, body with a
seed, pointing out that In neither
nothing of the lire olement can be
seen, yet with the departure of this
element from both, It is ready for the
more beautiful realm.
Birth, he held, makes little Impres
sion In tho world; an added pain and
an ndded hopo for the mother, a new
where bo was laid to rest. Here, also,
the Elks conducted the lastad rites.
In the death of WHUam Harrison
Shaw, Klamath Falls loses one of her
best young men, a man who was a
splendid example ot what can be ac
complished by honest determination
and perseverance, In the overcoming
ot apparently Insurmountable obsta
cles. His demise has cast a deep sor
row over all of his friends, for they
feel that this ended what promised to
be a brilliant career, Just as Mr. Shaw
was beginning to reap some of the
benefits of his earlier struggles and
piivations.
Born In New York city thirty-three
Murch, 28.
make nn endorsement nt their next Judg0 w. s. Anderson quashed the ,,,', c. Oroesbeck. William M. ! days was not
meeting. The merchant, It U he-;ll,d,ctmonts against the five steel com-iDun0(Uli n attorneys, and Circuit fiom dnyllgt
Iteved, will also donato,somo of the
priaes,
All residents of Klamnth Falls are
nilsiblA to enter the contest, All that
stirring In the breath of the father, yeur ago, Shaw was early an orphan,
a notice In the papers and then the and ho ran around Gotham as a street
world forgets, but stands appalled at ' urchin, living by his wits, and be
death, which really brings out the .friended by none for several years,
latent faith In immortality, Jhe great--Then ho was taken from the streets,
est comfort man can have in his hour with other homeless waifs, and sent
of affliction and 'and boreavement. to tho farming regions of the Middle
The pnll-bcarers were Joseph S. West, The lot of these youngsters on
i Kent, W. H. A. Renner, J, H. Cnrna- the Middle Western farms In those
all roses, and hard work
dnvllsht until dawn was the
Court Celrk Chastatn, all members of rule, with a little schooling In the
panles for alleged consplrncyto mala
tuln prices and keep down the wages K,amath FftnB txdge No. 1247, B. P. 'winter, when there waa no work In
of common laborers, l0 K1Vq the fields. Education was considered
TiwIiva AnHaronn Bnld the Indict. - .,... a a.- j ., w. i -a
-,. - , uuua- .....--.. The norai inouiea oanKeo ue ca- a secuuuary manor uy mono uituu,
lu H.Miu.rv la n Cllll Or Write thO .....,..,.. InflnltA and 11 n. I '""" ..'.". .. -
"."v"'7: J. J i ." w- i?i "10Ul" """" ,am"'" "-' - kot on all sides, ana were or unusual nut misguiaea guarauws.
Commercial Club, asking Frod Fleet corU,n,. 'number and beauty. The Klamath But Shaw wag ambitious. He was
to register the entry. Any improve- Tho ,nd,ctment8 against Gary ot ,, Mjy nar Assoclatlon.-the Hks. the.delermlned to acquKTeducatlon, and
niont worn aono aur... "' . tho steel corporation were aiso wwf Atir 8ocletyi ana way other socle-'he did, under dlncultlw that would-
May ana tno .si oi "'lD"7' " "ed In the same manner. Ue geBt Urfe appropriate floral have turned ay lew determined
count in tne Bconna, '"" lr,iAf and many were the set nieces boys. Ho not Vonly carried on his
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grieving friends and admlrera of the. ting himself for college.
The Eastern Jubilee Quartet, which, HllARIXG BEFORE JUDGE LRAV
appeared at the opera house laat even
ing, were greeted by a crowded house.
The program was well received by the
audience, many who had heard the:
quartet last season expressing them
selves as of the opinion that the pro-,
gram was even stronger than last)
year.
ITT THIS MORNING HESXWn IN
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The readings,
Catherine Prehm. editor of
Merrill Record was this mornhut toad
the original piano , $'5 by Police Judge Leavltt, whejreie
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compositions and the quartet work, was' trle.J before him; On charge of
wore all of a high order, and were disturbing tne peace,
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This afternoon the quartet is giving Merrill Times, whom MlMU.PrelUB jJ .
a mntiiipo for the suecial benefit of . tried to whin yesterday .durla. an aJUii
the little folks, while this evening tercatlon over articles ooataUl 'aliC ,g
it.. tn . ., nlA ni nuAornm lor.rn Hlflnna ft ill a r.la1-r ,jXI
lUV) nm b"u ci !? mvw jiw6H4-( ------- w- w rfT'iiVfi.i1 1
beginning at 8:30. The services at an unywmg witnew. a ji ywimti
the Davillon will be held early to al- mako complaint agalmat fctol'iwipM-
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low the audience who desire to at- per rival, out was subpoena to'
tend both to do so. 'pear. , ,.
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'inuustnai ciud worn is 10 ugaiu uo o,u, tuiwi .y ?(, t'lifjfrv
taken up In Klamath county schools. ". .om ...m-5 Tawj,
following tho highly encouraging re-
Saturday, April 1 Klamath: Nh.
I local institute. - ' XMitm S
suits last year. H. C. Seymour, state Monaiiy AprlHS;!?- .
agent for.thls work, arrives tomorrow q rove) 10:30, OlwwsjljlkB(m
night to take up the work among the( 3; 00. Hlldehraadtjpi-W'i1, '
k'lnmnlh arhonl nhl'.ffren. He wIlUnaUM, evenjaf 'fflMJIlptll IMMIbV ''
visit the different schools, In company VigEgtf&W
with County School Superintendent MaB; 3.00 aBS.-g;,f,
tva rvierauu, iaiiu vi - v mg uiustraiea ieetar a
,,B' war?e1m rS. alntlon front' The wood consumed In this conn
or eirorU will receive attention from manufacturo of paperi otc
the Judge.. . Amounts annually to 4,600,000 cords,
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I substitute grows more urgent.
depnrtedVoung man..
In respect to Mr, Shaw, who was I
such a familiar fgure around the'
It waa at Mornlngslde that Shaw
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work and kindred matters.
The Itinerary arranged follow1.
Thursday, March 30 City schools
of. Klamath Falls.
Friday, March 318:30, Summers;
10:30, Miller Hill; laB.SMt. Lakl;
Wsdaly, ,'Aertl i fM I
Pine; 10:30, MMJaar tilt,
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