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KLAMATH COUNTY'S
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
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KLAMATH FALL'
OFFICIAL NEWIFAFM
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Tenth Yesr Ne. E.M1
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1916
Prion Frew
NEGOTIATIONS WITH
MEXICO END WITHOUT
ANY REAL RESULTS
WA8IIINOTON, U. C, May 12. Fo.
lowing tbo clone of (ho conferences
bttwrcii Generals Scott and Obrcgon
lut night, with nothing dodnlto bolng
MttM, Oeneral Scott has boon order
d here, and the administration baa
cut the burden of further negotiations
noon Carrania.
No notion will be taken until Mexi
can Ambassador Arredondo makes n
requeM. Thon Mexico will bo Inform
ed offlclnlly that American troopi will
not bo withdrawn until tho border li
entirely aafo from further Incursions
by Mexican bands.
-It looks like It's their next tnovo,"
ulJ a cabinet member today after it
meellnR to consider the matter. Tint
iltuktlou Is considered nioro scriouA
now limn nt any time slnco the expedi
tion entored Mexico.
It i understood that Oonoml Ubr
jon feared the political prrMlno of
hlmnlf and of Carrnnzn would rulfor
If ho cloned tho agreement wllh tho
Unllnl Slate.
United I'rcM Service
EL I'ASO, May . Oeneral Scott
expects to remain hero for Novornl
days. Oeneral Punston return to San
Antonio, his headquarters, tonight.
Both Initial there Is still a prospect of
to amlcnblo settlement.
After tho conference endod, Oouoral
jObrcgon admitted that he had erred
la accepting tentatively tho agreement.
ANOTHER KLAMATH
IT
MISS eLINOR COQtWCLL, HIGH
SCHOOL QRADUATI, IS ELECTED
TO THE NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC
HONOR FRATERNITY
That Klamath county high school's
course Is by no means a poor prepara
tory for collegiate and university work
U being demonstrated by students'
records In the coast's leading Institu
tions. Prom Stanford comos yet
another tala of achievement for a
Klamath girl.
Hits Elinor V, Cogswell, cUsh of
1911 of Klamath county high school,
na been elected to Phi Beta Kappa,
the national honor fraternity and tho
goal of all ambltloua college students.
Kits Cogswell la a member of this
graduating clasa at Leland Stanford
University. Sho la majoring In psy
chology and English and has boen as
sistant Instructor In the psychology de
partment the past year. Sho has had
n offer from the university as an as
ltnt in English, following her graduation.
STUDEH
HONORED
Practical Work of High
School Students Shown
The first glance tha passerby directs
t tho spacious display windows of
e Blawln Hardware company will
cause a feeling of surprise, which will
tlvo way to the thought that the "City!
Paris" or "White llottse" baa moved
"Me from San Francisco, and has dla-
Waved In k. I... ... ji l I
... un wiuuuwb iia uuoat u
"mlnlne apparel
But a second glance will disclose
owe placarda announcing the display
10 the work of the domeatlo act
we department of the Klamath coun
v Ugh school. And the unmarried
ma who gaae upon the bewildering
J register a resolve to marry a
H. 8. graduate U thejr arr at
display Ueludes erery type of
"" SMtrsL fraia stay, dsiaty
He told a friend Unit Cnrranza. In ro
JoctliiK this, "saved me from myself."
"Ho known I'm u fool," continued
Obrogosi "Had liu accepted tho agree
munt I would have bnon a dead cock
In tlio pit so far as Mexico Is con
corned." 1-.lln...l I... 1 I.I. - .. i. .
, luiunillH MIU HI I'll III UK up OI UIO
conferences, General ObroRon ordored
General Trolno to send ten thousand
men Into tlio refjlon opposlto Dig Dond,
and to Pnrrnl. Tlio purposo Is bollev-
,ed to bo to provo tliut tho Corranzlst
as aro nbla to control tho bandit situa
tion, and to liuVo this established be
fforo tho Washington nogotlatlons aro
uponau
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1 nllnl I'riMK Sarvlev
f'OU'MIUT.S. May 1L'. Withdrawal
of tln mom mhimcoil forces In Mex
ico Is now In full awing. Motor trucks
aro bclnis med for trnnspoitlng the
troopn,
It Is bollowd Unit the (.outhcrnmoHt
point of IVi siting's Unci will bn Nnml-
j qulpa.
Infantrymen tiro contemplating en
trenchments around Columbus
United prrss Bervlce
rilOENIX, May 12. Thrco hundred
militiamen started for tho border to
day. It Is reported that Governor
Hunt tins demanded that tho govern
ment furnish more guns and ammuni
tion for tho guardsmen.
Hunt has hsucd a call for 1,000 vol
unteers. She Tells How
to Keep a Man
t'nlted Press Service
SAN' FRANCISCO. May 12. Mrs. B.
P. Rollor, tho "physical culture bride,"
linn discovered tho way to kocp a bus
Land. Hero Is tho rcclpe:
"Wrestle for ton mlnutos ovory day.
"Know something nbout all tho
nportn ho knows about. Bo able to talk
of tho baseball gnmo intelligently and
outpoint him on plays If you can. This
Leepa him from tbo club, where he
Kocs to talk of nports, and lends an air
of companionship which mokes a wife
seem Uko a pal.
"Keep In nthlotlc trim, so that he
will ndmlra your supploness, and by
conotnnt exerclso you will bo able to
Inoulgo In eomo of his sports, such aa
wrestling or boxing."
Mrs. Boiler Is tho wlfo of Dr. B. F.
Itollor, tho wrcstlor, formerly of Seat
tle, but now In the East. Sho has just
returned from a trip to Honoullu.
Probing Qas Trust
United Press Sorvlco
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 12. It
Is Warned that tho federal freight com
mission will report thoro has been
much artificial manipulation of gaao
llno prices recently.
llnfiorlo to suits, dresses and coats, tho
enual of any oioduct of the sartorial
nrt in he found In the stores. All of
tho woik was dono by tho students as
nart of tholr course of study, and the
exhibit provo that while acquiring
n scholastic finish, undor tho direction
of Miss Mabel Moars they acquired
real knowledge in home making and
pinctlcal cconpmy.
But what have tho boys been do-
IngT
Forge work, wood work, wood turn
ing, bench and cabinet work, mechani
cal drawing and othor useful work,
und"er tho direction of B. J. Mayer. In
n short time a display of their work
win ho made In the windows of the
Virgil Furniture company, and this will
be well worth walking a mue 10 see.
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hollies. TIiIh picture shows them marching from the ship in the distance from
These men were sent to tho front at once.
K. f. TEAM PIAYS
AT DORRIS 4TH
LOCALS WILL PLAY A THREE.
OAM E SERIES WITH THE FAST
WILLOWS GIANTS AS PART OF
10 CELEBRATION
Klamath Falls vs. Willows at Dots
ris, July 3-4-6.
This Is tho bill for the natal day
celebration as far as Klamath Falls
and tbo local ball team is concerned.
After falling In the attempt to get
the business men Interested in a cele
bration, n proposition was offered for
n thrcoda; baseball tournament here.
This also failed to meet with any sup-
port and consequently the management
U on tho eve of closing a contract with
tho Dorrls celebration committee for '
three games in Dorria with the Wll-j
lows Glanta as opponents-
The Willows Giants have a phenoaa
cnal record, having played 300 games
and lost only fifteen, some of these be
ing to professional teams. r
Manager Watta today heard from
Dunsmulr. That team will be here
Sunday, May SI. This will he their
first appearance on tho local grounds
for a good many years.
In the meantime, don't forget Sun
day's game against the Yalnax Beds.
Como out and look the gang over, and
ieo If Bigbeo looks aa good aa he did
last year.
MANY GOING TO
MERRILL DANCE
CANDIDATES AND OTHER RESI
DENTS OF THIS CITY WILL BE
MUCH IN EVIDENCE AT THE BIG
DANCING PARTY
There will be a big delegation of
Klamath Falls people at Merrill to
night, when .the big candidates' ball,
given for the benefit of the Merrill
library, will be held in the opera house.
Scores of parties have been made up
for the trip, and the dancing will be
Indulged in until the wee ama hours.
The dance will be held In the Mer
rill opera house. The well known Peer
I less orchestra will play, and a supper
will be served by the Merrill women.
I The Merrill candidates ball Is al
ways the biggest event of the year la
Southern Klamath.
the United States actually showing
EZRA MEEKER TO
DKRaTE AGAIN
; C nl ted frees errte
WASHINGTON, jk C. May
was the a "W rUssensise.'1
1J. It
hat a
ruodern ox-leas chassis, that the same
old Esra Keeker. 85-yearosSHranscon
tineatal traveler, kaaled out of its
shed here today, to look over la prep
aratloa for Ezra's fearth jaunt from
coast to coast.
Meeker calls Us renovated vehicle
k "schoonermobile." It's all of that
The top Is the saaae, label-covered
prairie schooner top which Ezra's oxen
have .dragged three times over the'
mads:.between here and the Pacific,
tinder it is an up-to-date, motor-drives
chassis.
Within a few days Meeker starts
for Olympla, Wash., a distance of 3,850
miles. Meeker is the original triple
exponent and proponent of a national.
coast-to-coast highway. Ho expects to!each office except secretary-treasurer.
drive over one before Old Maa Time
gets alas,
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LAKE EXCURSION
IS CALLED OFF
WEATHER CONDITIONS MAY NOT
BE THE BEST IN THE MEAN.
TIME. VOTES ARK PILING UP
FOR KLAMATH GIRL
Owing to the unsettled condition of
the weather. It has been deemed ad
visable not to hold the excursion to
Upper Klamath Lake points Sunday
afternoon, as previously planned. This
may be held later.
The excursion's purpose was the
raising of sinews of war for Miss
Waive Jacobs' contest for queen of
the Rose Festival
' Since Waive has Jumped to the lead,
land votea this week have six times
! their usual value, Klamath Falls boost
J ers are rallying to the cause, and aa
,a result there haa bees considerable
over ivu nuaeo aireaay ror me juam
ath girl. All contemplating support
ing our candidate should do so this
j woo, ma ovory a istai (or vows
araws an extra o,vw vote, ana a leao
slide can be let loose from here that
will effectively overwhelm every other
aspirant for queen of the big Portland
fiesta.
CaoeteJttry
UnltedPress Bervwe
OXOVILUB, May l.The SiaaghUr
case want to the jny at UiM.
the Russian troops landing at Mar-
which ther have fust disembarked.
JOHN HOUSTON IS
H.S. PRESIDENT
STUDENT BODY ELECTIONS. a
8ULT IN CH008ING A MEMBER
OF THE JUNIOR CLASS CECIL
AOAM8 VICE-PRESIDENT
'At the student body election held
this week at the Klamath county high
school, John Houston, a junior, was
elected president for the coming year.
Cecil Adams was elected first vice
president, Wilfred Henry was chosen
second vice-president, and Clara Cal
kins was named as secretary-treasurer,
-There were several candidates for
The elections were held at this time
owing to a constitutional amendment
providing for the choosing of officers
for the next term in May of the pre
ceding year.
H. W. Free contemplates a trip to
Dorrls Sunday.
Oneill ContmuesHis Campaign
of Mud Slinging Dirty Politics
The following Is a verbatim report
of one of the epeecbe of C. M. Oneill,
who with Prosecuting Attorney John
Irwin, is making a mud-alinging cam
paign throughout Klamath county, in
the hope of gaining favor from "the
voters. In the light of what is shown
oy the court' records, and what la
vouched for by other attorneys, It ap
pears singular that a man, seeking as
high and as dignified a position as
circuit Judge from the people, should
stoop to such muckraking practices
in the hope of gaining votes by seek
ing to besmirch Judgo Kuykendall.
The speech follews:
I would like to say to all you people
here that I am obliged to you for com
ing out to bear what I have to say and.
in connection with Mr. Irwin, we would
like to thank the directors who presid
ed over this school, for providing
means for permitting ea to have the
opportunity to meet and speak to yen
tonight -
Aa you all know, I nave eomo out
here for the purpose of securing votes,
as Tarn s candidate for nomlasUoa in
the samln nrtmsHee. jar jsdse of this
FRANCIS OLDS IS
NOW IN THE ARMY
j. b. McAllister and -kijnq os-
CAR" LAR8EN HAVE ALSO BEEN
CALLED TO THE COLORS AND
GO ON FIRING LINE
Fired with patriotism, Francis Olds
has joined the army. He Is now- the
standard bearer. And Oscar, the cob-(
bier, he is also a soldier, yclept a gen-'
eral, and Alderman J. B. McAllister'
of Pelican City is a captain. Penh-'
Ings army? Nay, nay, the "Army of'
the Lord." and the UtUe band of play-
era wilt make the Salvation army,
scene in "A Nlstt In Bohemia.." rial
Elks' show, one of the biggest hits , , L
of the decade. i' i
Larsen Is General Misfortune. '" The "n,M t'" Servlee
other charactersf -aside from the WASHINGTON. D. C. May ML
mysterious bass drum soloist) are: Representative Dyer today iatrodaeed ,
Major Oloom. Austin Hayden- flag ,n' th houe tIon asking eoa
bearer. Francis Olds; Captain Prunes. to formally denounce the Irish
J. B. McAllister: General Electric
(shocking), Clarence H. Harris; Sal-
vation Nell, Josephine Van Riper; Rag
Tlme'Ui. Helen Magulre; CapUIn Sal'
Sapper, Waive Jacobs; Oeneral Round-,
up, Mabel Martin; General Prosperity,
lone Stelnman; Corporal Cigarettes.
Mrs. Joseph a Brett; Major Key. Pearl
Boivln. "
The seat sale for tha Mr nhow hm.
gins tomorrow morning at the Bon -
boniere.
An added attracUoa is a soecJal con-
versatlonal song number, "Down Home
In Tennessee." to be rendered kri'U admittedly more serious, asm a
double quartet. Including Mr. and Mrs.) wiu immediately prepare for eoiart
H. Roland Glalayer, Mr. and MrB.1mrtia1'' following his confer sea
Vernon T. Motachenbacber, Lawrence !wlth Oeneral Maxwell and tho elvfl
Mebaff ey and Clarence H. Harris. This
promises to be one of the most' de
lightful bits on the Joyful program.
HENLEY TO HAVE
COLONIAL PLAY
SIXTY CHILORBN WILL
TAKgi
PART IN PLAY TO BE GIVEN ON
MONDAY EVENING PLENTY OF
SEATS FOR ALL
Unusual interest is being taken in
the colonial play to be presented at
the Henley schoolhouse Monday night
Many Klamath Falls people will at-
tend.
Sixty children will take part in the
production, which is representative of
American history from the time of
Columbus' discovery to the present
day. Adults will be charged 10 cents.
Including lunch to be served.
Arrangements have been made to!
hav Mimfortahl aaat tar all attmmA.
ling.
district, the 13th Judicial District
upon the republican ticket
Now there has been more or lees
said at different times and at differ
ent places In this county, with regard
to the propriety of a candidate adver
tising and doing what I am doins in
this campaign, and what I ahall con
tinue to do with regard to the means
and methods that I am using for the
purpose of bringing the facta before
you people, and I desire to call your
attention to aome things that are tran
spiring In a political way In this coun
ty, and la the courts of this county.
As you all know, I am eagaged in
the practice of law la Klamath Falsi.
and have been for the last seven years.
However that may be. Ions " abort, I
am now before yon as a candidate for
the office of judge as I have jusi aald,
and you may say that saving what
I have to say Is a selfish motive, and' of
course It is. I am solas to be' frank
with you. that I am here for tho pnr
pose and sole pnrpeee of nesrhn
votesin hla district And la sayififf
that I tnst yon win take H aa I moma
it New I hallSTt that I aa tatte
WANTS CONGRESS
NONCE THE
RISK EXECUTIONS
DYER INTRODUCES BILL IN THE
HOUSE '
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Am"'" A HerHies)
at the Punishment Meted te Men
Who, Fired With Patriotism, SotifM
to Establish Republic Aeaultli fe
Called te DuMlit,
MiayillAtt tm
WVHOTfvn WW
Mere Soriano
eu"ns, ana te:
"Express the horror of the American
PP over tne summary exeewtlee
of Irish Patriots; who, following tho
InspIraUon of the American revolution,
dedicated themselves to their cow-
tr s cause- M " conceivea it. aaa -
attempted as an organized force a
der forma of war. to erect a republic."
'
'Un,ted Press Service
( LONDON, May 11 Premier As-
-utn Reached DubUn today to take
charge of affairs. The sltsmttOB then
. nonuea.
Cabinet oBdals and others have re
ceived thoasaads of aessagea pretest
ing the execution of editor
AmmMslateat:'toela3r tawTSragi'
Diarmad and other revolt leaders wat
executed this afternoon. He
differ" on prcdieUeas aa to-
Asqulth will estabUab partial
rule while In Ireland.
I In conformity with the
and In a special spirit of helpfulness -
to the new members of tne caurea.
Rev. E. C. Richards of the Methodist
church will begin next Sunday mors
Ing a series of short lectures on Meth
odism These will be from five to tea min
utes in length and precede the morn
ing sermons, taking the place of,
part of the regular ritual. Ther will
consist of the history, beliefs, lawn
and scope" of the church in its nearly
two hundred years of history.
The first talk, given Sunday, will bo
appropriate to Mother's Day, and wtH
be upon the subject Susannah Wesley,
the mother of Methodism. Those la-
teres ted In knowing something of tbo
scope of Methodism are especially la
vitedto.be present
conditions for you in many ways, 'it I
am elected aa presiding Judge open tha
bench In this district, If I eould not.
there would be no object la yen mak
ing any change whatever, ther la no
object in changing officers nalesa yes
c8n get one that can give yew batter
rubllc servic, better than what
now bave. There are many
tlona concerning the Judge of this fifth
trict that is of very grave
and everyone of yon as cltiseaa
be Interested la the matters wbieb;
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fore, there has keen same lnamonaea-'','l
existing that was Istssdgfi for; sen, SS
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cause' of the fact that I
in for 'this nosltlon. there baa
some talk about tbo, way I wae wMW
about 'it .and tha-qnesUena te41lMk
been briagmt p, ami It has I
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