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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1916
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CAR THIEVES WENT
THROUGH THIS CITY
M,nTuiii: men with criminal
iti;coins
Will W rnw "J" fnmi-iij
fur C'mckliiK PnMolllce Hifo at
nny When AiioMed 'nr Wiih
Udrd Willi Jewelry iimI Nltro
Ulyierlnc ' "M" ArtlrW' H,",
M Frt.m Miiity PIiikw.
two criminals with luul reconlH
md of uP''mto character were
pltrcd In Un '"'""'h ' ' "w w"'"
Harry Vallwi mid ' C()X- ",0 mun
wkoitole (icorKo lltininry car in
CrMCcnl, were arrested below Duim
mulr, accordlnc t Mr. Ilumphpsy.
Wllh Ills Oakland Hlx In Reed coudl
tloB and nil paraphernalia about It
Intact, Mr. Humphrey returned vos
ttrdiy from lliiiismulr ami Yroka.
Cox antl Vnllon, whoso iiIIiih Ib J.
f, luiln, nre now In JH t Sacra
penloawaltliiK lilnl for cracking inc
..r..i iim iimv iioHhilllr. Tlioy will
be prcwcutcd by tho federal author-'''"''h lofro thousands In Canton
Mm, and will not bo returned to till afternoon, ChnrloH K. Hughes
Klamath to face a diarKO of stealing wilt Mulsh lila Ohio campaign.
Mr. Humphrey's automobile, j u H estimated that In IiIh Ohio
The men were caught a short Hh-( iti ipalKii ho una addressed $.'0,000
Usee iouIIi of liunaniulr when Dopu- voters, i
tlM Calleck mill Fish of Diiiminulr mH volio Ih bad, and la becoming
caught up with them on tho roatl to wio.
Redding. Tliclr car w an a(niHid. undj Thin evening ho spcaka In IVun
tbe deimllca asked If they needed Hlvanlii and tomorrow In New
In Tim in, II until lll,V lllll. Tlln I M. ..w
vvccni aui uui m iiivii vi hum Mit.vi
loth under arruat.
ln, an liwlnnt, yallou. ducked and
Ta Into thu thick brush uIoiik tho
raid before ho roiild bo atiipiod. (!nl
leek and Kink rutiiniL'd (o Diiiiaiiiulr
with Cox, anil nollllcd all train erouw
to watch out for Vallon. Iloforo Ioiir
Villon oiioiiri'(l at a urn ill atatlon
od tot iimlvi 11 frclKht car to rldo to
pnddlo., Tlir (ondiictor culled him
cut and told hlin to rido In tho e.-i-
bowe lo ItrddliiK. Whim tho train
ICMhcd Ilfildlnir 1111 iilllrnr riitmi Intn'
tho taLCKMW nml nrrnKl.wl V.illiin ulwi
ill the time ttnH armed wltli a rp-
oler which he had Hwrotcd under
till ,hrl (
Mr. Humphrey broiiBht Vallon and
foxfrom Iliiiisiaulr to Yroka, and on
thu road and In the Yroka jail drew
from them utorv I
Thev Bald that after Htoillni; Mr.
Hunii.lirora uir at Creaeent Hundny
nlxht a wwk ami. iiiuv hi.i in !!
hiiMi aboo Ohlloiiuln, and nlioiit 1 1
oiiock Monday nlKht pnaacd IhroiiRli
wimalh Palla, on Main atreet, on Mr- ,,H10-
IMr ty t iim, W,oro Hmy Biajodi
II day Tuesday. Krom Hilt thoy ,,p JoliiiMtii VIkIIh.
ut i Wce.l. and then north to1 ' w- s- J''" of llonanza Is
"ray, where they opened tho poat- u "unity ae.M visitor today on bunl-
oace aafo, and then drovo to Dunn- j ''"'
Blr. It Vns ,.l0 dint tho car wns
noticed by ,(,yii Alford mid tho nu- one Kolly lioiiRht a Rocond-hand
tborltloH notified.. llulrk car of Oeorgo lllolm laat Juno
When arrested Vallon and Cox had and then wont north wothout com
weral gold wntchea, much other Jow- pletliiK pigment of It. Later tho trio
7. eonildoinblo money and enough 'koI Into trouble at Madras and Cul-nltro-ilycerlno
to blow up u block of ver, hut Vallon and Cox escaped and
yrapcrB. " I found tholr way back to Creacout,
Humphrey uIko found ouL,that tho where tlioy purloined Humphrey's
!n ,re tho nine peraong who with car. .
Bend Election Cannot
Be Before
wauiso the city of Klinmth Fn.ls
q?Vr Ofllclallv l,i.u i .I.-'..,
formal "iiu inruiiBii iiaunu rciuruiiuuiu nu .-t -
clti . ,)rl'CHS of at'"ltlng for tho ordlnanco applying to tho city tho ma
one m 'nll,a,,V0 " referendum, chlnery for using tho Inltlatlvo nd
htinI0 ttC(,k lu,l8t clal'80 "of"10 rofcrendum. But Keeler Brothora',
the IT i tt""1 oU,ct,0 o lU uuild atturnoy, don't look nt tho mutter
Howav. if" ra,lroa, c" be hold, that wny so aro requiring that tho
j, ',' tho ordlnanco for doing thla council pnaa an ordlnanco adopting
lwlBeWa', aocort"nK 'to tho foN tho principle.
IWbvrn m rocclvo( this morn-1 This ordlnanco la expected to bo
Mckr Attomoy Rollo C. Groea- hero by noxt Monday nlht and can
"For r nroto''- I bo llnally paaaod a week Utor, or Oc-
MoDtih? r1or,,,naPo Providing for tobor 0. An election cannot bo cnll
4iui .J" thUvo B referendum ed until at louat thirty dayB later, nnd
-aiea today. , jwhch rankoB tho oarlloat possible
N und b "'""y dttornoys' date for tho special bond oloctlon No-
er t,,e tte law luunlclimll-'vpmber 8. '
OHIO
CAMPAIGN
IS ENDED WITH
hughes speaks to no.owo in
buckeye state
Volte of Itcpiiblluin CiindMnle (tnmn
Worwo iin KtrniiMtUN Sditxlnlo (if
HKilicN In FuHUIcd WIImiii Con.
fciN Willi Xnlloiuil Chairman
ImiuI Hpeerlie of I'retddenl In the
AVeMrro Stale.
United Press Service
AKRON, Ohio, Boiit. 27.
-With an
AHIIHUUY I'AltK, Sept. 27 Prca-fiK-ul
Wllaon and National ClialrmJin
MiCormlck aio conforrliiB today re
GiiriliiiK tho presldtint'a weatein
H'0'ChcH.
The uiitional (ommltteu approvca
Wlloon'ri aland lo not Ko on a atump
Iiik I our, hut nwhiIh him to take laauo
beforu iiou-polltiral orRauizatloii3
vitli hoiiio of Mr. HiikIics' itntcmcnls.
IHJV.'I.IMI AMiKVK WIIJj
HI J OriJXKIi VWl WIXTMK
Tho I'nlni bowllni; nlloya under the
Odd Fellow h Temple are to bo opened
- oon for tho Inter Beason by Mc-
l.R" "'. " ",,vc "'ikuici-
' lo f'r the Itwt few yearn.
Tho nllc have been torn up, and
are beliiK lewUed and amoothed. They
w ' r,,l,, 80,)' u,ul now bMlH
and other pnrnphornnlm Inatnllcd.
''"ho exact dato of opening la not
known, but It will uo aoon, accoruiiiB
November 8
tins ill
i may make use of tho Inltlatlvo
.... i ..ikn.i julnntliiir nil
CAIfTON
ADDRESS
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Held in Great Extortion Plots
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GEORGE IRWIN , Vi
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Federal Hccrct service agents any)
they hnve unearthed In New York,'
Philadelphia. Chicago and Atlantic-)
City one of the most extcualvc extor-
(Ion pints tho nation linn known. A
KiiiiR or men, ualug the Maun white
slave act, which phues a penalty on
taking a worn in from statu to an-l
other, nbtalnccPlarBo ftulns'frbni'incii'
and women, koiiio of them nald to
Peronne and Bapaume
May Fall in 14 Days
United I'rcHs Scrvlco
LONDON, JTe..t 17. Follow -ip
.lu French cap i t of Thlepval, It h
predicted that nnp.ii.iiie and Pennine
the objoctlvo of tho whole allied of
fensive, will fall within a fortnight.
In tho battles of tho last two days
tho British hnvo Imprisoned a, r,00
Oiinun soldiers. This morning they
gained several new but minor posi
tions along the Sommc.
United Press Service
ROME, Sept. 27. Home reports
wholesale desertions fiom tho Clreek
army to tho cause of the revolution
Ms. Practically all girrlbons In old
G recce have Jotnod tho revolutionists
and are marching to Salonika.
Tho Orcck crulsor Ixinchl, con
trolled by tho robol forces, has Bailed
REX CAEE SOLD '
BY LINDQUIST
lOCAI. (XMHiS HUV IK)1ULAH
HATING HOUSE AND HAVE
TAKEN POSSESSION LINIL
Ql'IST WILL NOT LEAVE CITY
Tin. Box Cafo, conducted by J. W.
LlndiilBt for tho past fow years, yes
terday was sold to Ross Nlckerson,
Con Black and James Pappas. Tho
new proprietors took possesBlon to
day. Messrs. Nlrkorson, Black and Pap
Pub ne cooks who have presided over
tho Wtehons of local reatauranU for
aome time.
Mr. Llndqulat will spend several
week In Klamath, hunting deer and
ducks, and then may go to CnllfornU
for the winter. Ho likes Klamath,
however, and doesn't expoct to aiwn
tlon this paction.
iucMDV UlKcci i-pfSi
RWARP' zdqnhueJ
hnvo been very well known. The de
tectives nrrosted aoveral In connec
tion with the case. Four of those
weio ('corse Irwin Kdward Donahue,
Henry Itussell and T. C. Woodward.
Wood u aid was held In ball of $2,r00
after he bad willingly aurrendercd.
It wih not known Ijatbcr or.npt, the
dvlvctlvcs would mafie out a" case
against any of those held.
for Salonika from Athens.
The (ircokf cabluct has decided to
resign, although the king has not re
ceived the resignations.
United Press Scrvlco
BERLIN, Sept. 27. It is admitted
that the allies have captured Thlep
val and hnvo advanced on both sides
of Coureelctte after earlier repulses.
tfitowhero along the Somme allied
attacks have failed.
United Pioss Service
PARIS, Sopt. 27. The Germans In
i the last twenty-four hours have mado
no attempts to recapture the new
French posttiops along the Sommc.
East of Vcrmandovlllers the
French last night captured a fortt
iletl wood.
DELEGATES TO
LEAVE FRIDAY
KLAMATH CITIZENS WILL HE AT
IWUNTY MEETING FOR LAST
DAY'S SESSION WILL RETURN
HOME SUNDAY
According to presout plans, W. A
ilVUell, R. II. Dunbar, V. T. Mot-
tclunbacher, Carl Schubert Jr. ,and
Frod Fleet will leave Friday for Al-
' turns, to attend the meeting of the
Noithcrn California Counties Asso
ciation. Tho trip la expected to bo
1 made In Schubert's car.
i The mooting will last three days,
beginning Thursday, but the Klam-
,ath delegation will attend only the
last day's session, and will return
i Sunday.
Funston Blames Booze for
Skirmish; 1 American Killed
ONLY ONE ONION
STRIKES: HEADS
ARE SATISFIED
I'AINTL'KH AMXK WALK OUT AS
I'KR ANNOUNCED SCHEDULE
Union Men Having Contractii Said to
DiMfavor General Strike In Sympa
thy With Carmen Action by Many
Unions In Deferred Until Tomor
rowExecutlves of Unfons Predict
All WIH Be Out in Another Week.
United PreM Service
NEW YORK, Sept. 27. With the
exception of ono local painters' union,
all union men reported for work this
morning, despite the declaration of
labor leaders that a walkout of sev
eral thousand men was schoduled for
this morning.
It is indicated that all union men
having contracts with their employ
ers do not favor a strike. '
The labor .leaders pay tbey are sat-
lufled .with Jthe.sltuatlonj. They .-will
not state bow many union members
aro expected to walk out if a strike
is called.
Many union men are not working
today because of Jewish holidays.
Some unions have deferred action
until tomorrow or next week.
Executives of the labor unions say
all members will be out in another
week, unless tho demands on the em
ployers are met.
CAN'T REGISTER
AFTER OCTOBER 6
ELECTORS WHO HAVE CHANGED
THEIR RESIDENCE SINCE PRN
MARY SHOULD NOTIFY COUN
TY CLERK BEFORE NOV. 7TH
To avoid trouble to voters on elec
tion day, County Clerk C. R. DeLap
Is colling the attention of the -voters
to tho fact that every voter must vote
In the precinct iu which he lives, and
that all voters who have moved their
resldtnce since the primary election
should notify the county clerk or any
other registration officer. -
This applies even to wards In
tow ns, says County Clerk DeLap. For
lurtance, If a voter lived In the Sec
ond Ward when he voted last spring,
but since has moved to the Third
Ward, he must vote In tho Third
Ward on November 7th. 'If he does
not notify a registration officer of his
change of residence, ho will find on
election day that bis name Is not on
the rolls of the Third Ward. He will
not be allowed to go to tho Second
Ward to voto, and before his name
can bo changed to tho Third Ward
rolls ho will experience much troublo
and loss of time.
Tho registration books will close at
C o'elock on the afternoon of October
Cth, and anyone not registered then
must be sworn In on election day.
ESCAPED CONVICT ONE OF
GANG OF MOTOR THIEVES
OAKLAND, Sopt. 27. By arrest
ing Edward Carlyle, escaped honor
prisoner from tho Oregon peniten
tiary, wUh two others, one a garage
nronrletor. tho oollce are certain that
they have caught the automobile
thieves who have been operating In
Oakland, Reno and Los Angeles,
IMSMHaHHBMia
Says Fault is One Side
of American Soldiers
ONE TRAIN DAILY
AFTER OCTOBER 1
BEGINNING THEN, OUTGOING
TRAIN WILL LEAVE AT 10 AM.
AND RETURN IN THE AFTER
NOON AT 0:50 O'CLOCK
Beginning October 1st, Klamath
Falls' will have but one train dally
each way. The train which is now
leaving at 12:01 and returning at
3: S3 will be discontinued, now that
the cummer tourist travel Is about
over.
The new train schedule says that
tho outgoing train will leave at 10
a., id., and wjll return from Weed at
r.:GQ u,-a. Reaving in the morning
the Klamath Falls train wUl connect
J-Yittt'loul,.nortiboun4..s
at present.
On September 29, the date of the
Sells-Floto circus in Weed, the train
returning to Klamath Falls will be
held fifteen minutes, to allow peo
ple at the circus to return on the
train. There will be no special train
for the circus on the Weed-Klamath
Falls branch.
BILLINGS DENIES
DYNAMITE PLOT
SAYS HE DUN'T PLAN EXPLO
SION OF POWDER WORKS, BUT
ONLY JOKINGLY SPOKE OF
WORKING WITH GERMANS
United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27 War
ren IC. Billings, convicted bomb mm
derer, today denied the story that
when he was a prisoner in Denver,
Colo., he plotted to dynamite the Du
Pont powder works in Deleware.
He said he only jokingly suggested
apply to the German consul for work
during the anti-ally activities of Ger
man and Austrian agents in the Unit
ed States.
Sheep Man Here.
D. F. McAullffe, a sheep man ot
Lake county, is spending a few days
in Klamath Falls on business.
Many Women Attend '
G. 0. P. Rally Last Nigtit
About sixty-five citizens of Fort
Klamath and vicinity last evening at
tended tho republican rally at that
place and heard the political issues
of the day discussed by the Honor
able, Wallace McCamant ot Portland.
That the women of Fort Klamath
are interested In the national Issues
and the coming election was evl
rinAi hv the larze number who
J turned out to hear Mr. McCamant.
I Of the' sixty-five present, twenty were
ADDITIONAL TROOPS ORDERKD
TO THE BORDER
(ilnialtaneoHSIr Comes Order Rewov.
lag Other MiUtkunem to Betae
"XtAttm CarranxJeU Commander la
Ex ecHted'aiegaUetas,'' Haw Sac.
Hon la Troubled ReaabUc, Hold
Dnraago After Attack by 9000 Mam
United Press Sarvla
WASHINGTON. D. C Sept XI
General Frederick Funston, ia charsje
I of all military operations oa the Max-
lean border, today aaia be Diamea me
American themselves for the ,brt-sk
yesterday with Mexicans sear Gen
eral Pershing's lites in Mexico.
General Funtou says the Aater'
can soldiers bad been drinking. One
of them was V"led ia the skirmish.
Additional troops ot artUlary, in
fantry and lu'litia nave beam ordered
to:tne .froyUi;-. -- .safrs...:-.wni
Simultaneously, the war depart
ment has issued an order returalag
home 10,000 border militiamen.
United Press Service
EL PASO, -Tex., Sept 7. News
reached here today of the attack laat
Friday of 2,000 men on Dnraago.
The report received here says the
"Legalists" are holding the city,
despite the attack.
General Gomes, a Carranxlsta com
raander, has been executed.
Army officers refuse to believe that
Villa will attack General Pershing's
outposts as a last eKort to discredit
Carranza at the peace cojBmlssloa's
meeting In New London.
Yet It Is reported at Jauras that
Villa himself is marching toward the
American expedition, and it is feared
that he intends to cut compuallllNll
with the, border or attack northern
towns. -i,
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I. W. W. MEMBER, WRECK
PRISON ATKORTaT YAKDtA
United Press Bervlce
NORTH YAKIMA, Sept. 87. Forty-six
Imprisoned Industrial Workers
ot the World this morning demolished
Iho furniture and bars of the Jail
here and this afternoon are continu
ing the wrecking of the Jail.
Citizens and deputies have sur
rounded the jail to prevent the es
cape of the prisoners when they hava
completed their work.
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Aid WUl Meet.
The Ladles Aid Society of the
Christian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
church.
women, some with babfs U;Ue
arms and others past the hajt otar
mark. J-'-'-kh,
Mr. McCamanfe aMresaj ,.
by some of the Klamath falla eeeaj
vho attended to have been "
ter than the one delivered hw afti
day evening. l '" f
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j.... . ji.t.t. .ommy latrainaaaV
the speaker. He gave fJAH
.ii...i,iob of the county eaaaJir.'.i-'i'
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