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KLAMATH COUNTY'S
KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
"EnthY.r- No. 3,080
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1916
Price Flva Canta
: EMBARGOES LIFTED
STRIKE IS SETTLED
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HOUSE PASSES BILL
SENATE IS VOTING
HESSENGCn WILL nUSH DILL TO
WILSON
Hcd of Conductor Cays Eight Hour
Hw Will Orlnu Recall of Strike Or.
ier-Vote In Mouse on Adamson Bill
U Overwhelming Affirmative Sher.
man Denounce! Legislation for La.
. borOrganlxatlons.
Inlti-'l I'rrnn StIcw
WASHINGTON I) C Kept. 2.
telcr-Al GoYliitk tonight the senate
laM-ril lh Nf IiiiiiIh eight hour 1)111 by
a tote of 13 I" 2S
ESPEE LIFTS THE
EMBARGO ON AIL
CLASSES FREIGHT
ORDER IS RECEIVED THIS MORN
INQ BY AGENT BROWN
New York Wire Says All Central and
Eastern Railroads Probably Will
Raise Embargoes This Afternoon,
Believing That Danger From Sus
pension Monday Is at Least Remote.
Local Stockmen Glad at News.
Opposes General Falkenhayn;
Is Advanced to Chief of Staff
CONSTRUCTION
Willi tho embargo lifted on piartlc-
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WASHINGTON. I) (' . Kept. 2.--
A. II. finrrt tuoii, prerildenl of tlio rail
vi) cnnilurlor. iiiiiintiiici'il this after-1
niionlli.it tlm lallroad brotherhood))
lllcanci'l tin' Htrlki' onlcr iim soon iim
ll.eclclit hour hill befoni congress bo-
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Iknocratlr l.a.lna tiiM President ""' "" r,m,lH ,)f ,,u' ". It In be
Wllron Icxlnv that tlm eight hour son-' Hevcd Hint duller of a strike) Monday
ale bill ould ho paused before nlRht Is remote. Agent Drown of Hit' South
lysn overwhelming vole. Tho senate ern Pacific HiIh morning received tho
fxpcctn to vote du tho mcaituro lit G following notlca.tuua J; W. Mctcair, ll
o'clock. (vision mip-rliitfndcnt:
Tho hotwo of ri'prrxcnlntlvcH passed , 'infective at mice KiiIIik strike cm
th Ailainxon hill. piovlillng an eight hargo removed. Resume accepting
lour day, taut nli;ht by a vote of 230 all freight as UHiial."
to 16. I'rom New Yoik comes n dispatch
Political arguments aro notlconblu saying all Kastcin and Conlinl rail
In llic illuiiMiloaii of tin- bill In tho ro.ulH probably will lalsc tho cmlim
ffiiatr, krmii M'imloi holding rushing goes llils afternoon,
of losMiillon Is being iIoiik In fearo of Tho embargo on fii'lKlit. and p.utle.
HihmIs by Ilic liiutlii'ilioiiilH. Senator ularly on livestock shipments, was he
Herman of IIHimlK Mild: I ginning " lauso wou to loral ship
"If wo IfKlidiiln for tailroad cm- pern. I. Ilccklev has onteii'il Iwon
I'Iojh r munt do It for rviry labor ly cars for September lit It. and will
cipanlzallim Then- will bo no mil to order sevoial more for a later dale
IM. WcinlKliI an well wipe Ihe Intel- Ho wuh beginning to fear that he
htlpintmnirte lommlxslini out of ex- might not bo able to ship hl.i cattle
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A special messenger Miinils icatly to
mh the hill to 1'ieHldeiit Wilson for
lffflaturo :t!i kooii a It passes (he senile,
BOCK
Y POINT IS
BOUGHT
BY SMITH
F.ORMER DLY STOCKMAN WILL
ERECT SPLENDID HOTEL AT
SUMMER RCSORT IN TIME FOR
USE NEXT YEAR
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NOTED miLER IS
HERE TO TEACH
CHEf.rCR HUGGiNS, t'NIVERSITY
OF OREGON GRADUATE ANO
TRACK STAR. Wit L HAVE
CHARGE OF ATHLETICS
UlicHtor IIiikkIiih, n Kiadiiate of the
UlilveiHlty of Oii'koii. and one of the
bent idIIoih ever developed on the I'll
ellle Count, arilwd hint evening fioin
I'oitliuul to teach in Klamath county
IiIkIi school thla winter, lie will teach
HiikIIhIi and have cIihik" or all nth
let Ich.
lltiKKiliH whh developed as a mile
man by William I Haywaid. coimlil
Died tho Kii'iitcHt tiack coach in the
WchI, mid the man who had chaise of
the l'aclllc CoiihI athletcH at the Stock
holm Olympic KUiucM In 1912. He
Kiaduuled fioin the Wnlveitdty of Ore
koii last winter, and kIiicd then has
been teaching Kchool. At Oickoii he
wan u nood Hcholar, aw well an a main
Hlny on the track and basketball
teaiiiH.
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RUMANIANS CAPTURE
6 HUNGARIAN TOWNS
ON NEW ROUP
MtVJE SOON
DALTON TELLS OF CONFERENCE
WITH HOOD
Chief Engineer of Southern Pacific
Gave Much Encouragement to Head
of Carr Ranch on Recent Visit to
San Francisco Hood Promises to
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Recommend Construction When Mat1
ter Formally Reaches His Office.
RAILROADS MAY
MAKE J. S. SUE
ARE UNDECIDED WHETHER TO
TEST LAW THEMSELVES IN
COURT OR IGNORE IT AND MAKE
GOVERNMENT TAKE INITIATIVE
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Kaiser Makes Shakeup
When Rumania Declares
I'liMed I'ress ,Seilcn (odii) that the k.ii.ser already had or
IONDON. Sept. 2.- Kaiser Wilhelm.d led the dlt.mi.sMil of German dlsplo
hi i dlsmls-cd (iuaeinl I alixenliai., J math icsponsible for failing to keep
dili'f of (he Ceiman Keneral staff, lie-. Kumaula out of the war.
cause Kalkenha.Mi was opposed to!
fTnltprl Prp Rpr'lrA
That the building of tho Modoc i ,.. .
Votlliorn i,r- tntrin nlhnr linn tn Innl Mtivnuw, Ollll. . .cimm IUOH.UU-
, .. , grws will pass an eight hou. day I?.w
their section, Is vitally necessary to for r-,nroad employes, the railroads are
the further development and success undecided whether to Ignore the law
of Southern Klamath county, was the and force the government to sue, or
message conveyed today to the direct-1 themselves seek to restrain the law
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ors or the Kiamatn commercial ciud, , " ;
AUSTRIANS EVACUATE CAPITAL
TRAN8LVYANIA
by W. C. Dalton and a big delegation
of citizens of Merrill and Malln, at a
meeting being held here this after
noon.
Mr. Dalton outlined the results o
his recent consultation with Chief En
gineer Hood of the Southern Pacific
company, and asked the support of the
people of the entire county In their
effort to show the Southern Pacific the
necessity of the early construction of
the road.
On his lecent trip to San Francisco.
Mr. Dalton went down on tho same
train with Messrs. S. O. Johnson and
Heibert Fleishhackcr, and both these
gentlemen urged him to call upon Mr.
Hood, when in the city, and explain
(he need of this railroad from the
standpoint of one of tho large shippers
and residents of tho interested section.
Embargoes today war-! lifted on all
n ; us, restoring conditions tc their
normal standing.
The price of food stuffs is dropping.
Last night wheat advanced four cents.
Russians Advance Eighteen Miles Into
Gallcla to Prevent Diversion of Cen
tral Power Troops Into Rumania.
The Greek Revolution Is Spreading,
Causing Martial Law to Be Declared
in Athens, the Capital.
United Press Service
BERLIN, Sept. 2 Vienna announces
i that the Austrians have evacuated
Hermanstadt, the capital of Transyl
vania, and SepsI St Gyoery.
Resuming their offensive into Gallcla
the Russians have advanced eighteen
miles, and have occupied Horozanka,
i ten miles northwest of Halltz. Their
object apparently is to prevent a di
version of Teuton troops to Rumania.
Russians attacks on Orsova and Her
l'ules have been repulsed.
MILLION DOLLAR
PlANTTnW OPEN
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE OF
CHEVROLET COMPANY TELLS
OF COASTS NEW MAMMOTH AU
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CATHOLICS MAY
PICNIC TOMORROW
WSlhcr pcrmltllng, tho Catholics of
hiftiommunlty and their friends will
tomorrow at McCornnck's giove
per Kin ma th Lake.
picnickers will lenio the cliiucli
ir. 'I'lumn nnt hiivlnc lil'h'.lto
'irlll nn llllfnll In llin omvn 111
DiiscH. Each parly Is expected to pro
vldo lils own lunch nnd utensils.
sending tioops to the eastern ft out to
meet a Itumanl.iu Invasion, acioidlng
to The Hague coircspondcnl of the V.x-
change Tclegiaph.
l'icld .Maishal vou Hlmlcnburg urged
that lelnfonements bo sent to Ausliia
and won the siippoit of the kaiser, with
the icsiilt that troop trains aio now
rushing Oct man soldiers to the defense
of Trans.v lvanla.
The change In the general slaff
means the dismissal of thlity (loniian
generals on both fronts, tho most rad
ical shakeup In any aiiny sjnee tho
war began, the correspondent stated.
Radical changes In Gorman military
and diplomatic leadership were made
hy the kaiser following Rumania's tip-'
pearance In the war drama as a new
I'lii'inv, Dispatches from lleritn icpoil-
ed Held Marshal Mackensen In nil
piobahlllty would succeed von Hlnden-
burg In supreme command of the
CITY BEAUTIFUL
PRIZES AWARDED
PICTURES OF HOMES SHOWING
MOST IMPROVEMENT WILL BE
SHOWN AT ENTERTAINMENT
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING.
Who do ou suppose was awarded
llrst prize in tho city beautiful con-1
' test? The judges awarded nil nine
prizes yesterday. I
I Well, If ou want to know who mado
tho gieatest Improvement in their I
AiiHlroflcimnn armies on tho Russian 'T? x"'1'11 "Pilnir. come to tho
ami Rumanian fronts. Von Hlnden- cu ''' wiicniunineiK ai nous-
I iit) fiivnrti lintiui tmvl lrrlHa I' Aianl I
Mug has been nppolnted chief of tho Z " V. , , ' ""","
(.eneral staff, succeeding Falkenhayn,
linuiillit lilx liilvanced iil'o. nonornl
von Kluck may bo recalled to actlvc'"!:o, .!,,0,nl druinn' "Tho
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sci vice, and given commund of ono of
Mie AiislroCJerman armies that will jit
ti'iuiit to stem the Russn-Rumanlaii In
vasion of Hungary.
Thoio Is no conllrmatlon of a report
fmm The Hague that both Foreign Sos.
Thcro ou will see tho slides showing
the prlro winning homes nnd tho five
Birth of n
Man.
BONDS PURCHASE THE
SHEPHERD PROPERTY
Another lmpoitunt leal estate deal
was consumated ycsteiday when Mr.'
.Air..,. inn Tnnnu'nml TTnHnr SnorAfnrv unit Mrs. M. 1.1 llund niirohnRprl tha
Zlmineiman tendered their resign- property occupied by City and County
lions after Rumania declared war. It Abet met company and Alt & Bodge!
bus been learned from Berlin, how- on Main street. The property belonged
ever, that neither participated in tlm to U F Shepheid.
conference between Chnncllor von") Mr. Shopherd pui chased the fine
Ilthmaiin-Hollweg and certain of his j confute residence at Seventh and
ministers that followed by a few hours High streots, owned bv Mrs. Bend,
tho news of Rumaula's action. ,; Both deals were made through A. a.
From Dutch somces It wns reported Bolltnan & Son and Joel T. Ward.
Mr. Dalton stated that Mr. Hood told
him that the Southern Pacific intended
to build the Modoc Northern, and that
they had got ready twice to do so, but
that tho government had Interfered
each time. He was told that the South
ern Pacific would build tho Modoc
Northern Just as soon as tho unmerg
Ing suit was decided by tho govern
ment, which might be this fall.
Mr. Dalton infoimed Mr. Hood that
n lino was of such vital necessity at
once, and that the people were so de
tei mined to have a line, that unless tho
Southern Pacific could make some defl
nitc statement, It would bo necessary
to open negotiations with Mr. Strahorn
for n branch road, In order that tho
present heavy cost of transportation
of pioducts to markets could bo re
duced. Mr. Hood then asked If tho
peoplo would bo satisfied for tho Im
mediate present if n lino was built this
fall fiom Klamath Falls to the Oregon
Onllfornla line, and was told that they
would.
"Ordinarily on a piece of road like
this," said Mr. Hood. "I would order
tho work done, hut under present con
ditions, I prefer tho matter to bo han
dled from the other end.' Ho sug
gested that Mr. Dalton hnvo tho peoplo
of Klamath county take tho matter up
with President Sproule, nnd promised
to recommend the Immediate construc
tion of tho lino when tho matter
reached his oftlce. According to Mr.
Hood, tho lino when built will follow
tho old survey for which rights of way
have already been secured.
It developes that further develop
ment hy tile reclamation service In this
section Is being retarded by lack of
transportation. At a meeting in Malin
According to Fred W. West, factory
representative of the Chevrolet Motor
company, who is in Klamath Falls,
calling, on their local representative,
tho Central garage, the new million
dollar plant of the company at Oak
land. Calif., has been accepted by the
architect, and is now ready for busi
ness. The factory will turn out 17,000 cars
during tho 1917 season, of the three
different models. Owing to the in
crease in output the model 490 has
been reduced $80 in price, and now
sells for $570 at Klamath Falls. The
model Baby Grand will sell for $900
here. This car has been remodeled
all through. Longer wheel base, new
stream line body, Stewart vacuum sys
tem, Meston-Mltt floating axle, one
man top and deeper upholstery. Tho
motor has been counter-balanced and
speeded up to 3,000 r. p. m.'s, thereby
eliminating all vibration.
The model "D" eight cylinder valve-in-head
motor will revolutionize the
eight cylinder world. Cantilever
springs are used on this car, samo as
the Baby Grand. The wheel base Is
123 Inches, making the car rldo like
a cradle.
The factory representative extends
an invitation to all Klamath ,county
eoplo to pay the plant a visit when In
San Francisco. A guide will be fur
nished, and every effort mado to enter
tain during the visit. This plant cov
ers thirteen acres of ground, and has
U55.000 square feet of space devoted
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United Press Service
BUAHAREST. Sept, 2. The Ru
manians have occupied sls.ner towns
in Transylvania.
Rumanian artillery lis dominating the
Orzova-Temesvar rail oad, the princi
pal Austrian supply .-cite to Serbia.
United Press Service
THE HAGUE. Sept. 2. Fifty thous
and German soldiers are arriving at
Klausenburg, in Transylvania, to op
pose the Rumanians.
The Austrians have evacuated Mar
cbuasarhely, on the main railroad,
which carries supplies to the Austrian
soldiers in northeastern Transylvania.
United Press Service
LONDON, Sept. 2. A wireless from
Rome says the Greek revolution is
spieading into Thessaly and Ehlrus.
Martial law has been declared in
Athens. I ,m
King Constantine is reported to be
seriously III.
United Press Service
ATHENS, Sept. 2. Allied warships
have seized several German liners.
STEWART TURNED
LOOSE BY 60WAN
JUSTICE DOES NOT BELIEVE EVI.
DENCE AGAINST DEFENDANT
SUFFICIENT TO HOLD HIM TO
THE GRAND JURY
Becauso he did not bellovo thero was
sufficient evidence on which to hold
the defendant, Justice of the Peace E.
W. Gowen this morning reloased J3. T.
Stewart, accused of the theft of a
motorcycle.
It appeared that Stewart telephoned
from Olene Wednesday afternoon that
he had tho motorcycle, and would re
turn, having only Intonded to try It
out. While Justice Gowen believed
which has heen uncovered bv the
drainage of Tule Lake, and now being theie was some evidence against Stew,
leased by the government, which 't. he did not consider it sufficient .to
IhsI nlcht the farmers declared that eventually will be opened to borne- hold tne aeienaam in jiu unm .
grand Jury meets.
W. H. A. Renner defended Stewart.
they would be better able to pay $50 an stcaders. This will not happen until
acre for reclamation with railroad transportation has been provided,
transportation than they could $30 Mr. Dunning of Merrill brought with
without transportation. The construe- ilm a petition containing the Bigna-' Pleased With Work,
t Ion of a railroad would probably moan I tures of 150 residents of the southern L. J. Allen, state agent for the
the building of tho east branch canal part of the county, asking assistance Boys and Girls Pig Clubs, is much
by the reclamation service. This with In securing the building of the road. ! pleased with the work being done by
tho first lift will cover approximately, Tho directors of Klamath Commercial children of tho Klamath rural schools..
13,000 acres. Thero are also about Club are now outlining a plan or ac- Mr. Alien leu yesieruuy u w
4,000 acres of rich government land, tion to aid In the work.
counties.
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