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KLAMATH COUNTY'S
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1916.
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AMERICANS DONT COME; MOBS
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GREEK TROOPS ARE
CONTROLLING CITY
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. 1 int tuu innrn !nmrtn n ill ffiffitfnilil
Americas German Envoy
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is Welcomed Home
i,i:.iti:it.H trying to m:oit(i..
1.I4 TIIK MORS
CRESCENT HOTEL
BURNS TO GROUND
LOSS I PARTLY tOVKRKI) IIY IX.
si;i:,xci: mi: rixgo, pro
piiiltoh, will rebuild tiii:
STItl'fTtmi. AT OXCH
The Crrhcciit hotel, operated by Joe
IthiRO ut Crescent. Is n total loss iii
(he result of 11 fire, yesterday forenoon.
HiiIIiiuh Continue In the Ailvimtii on
Trieste, Dwplto Htrnm Home
Nn Ainilrlmin Have Lost 10,000 In
Trifwt Offwwlvc Ttir HiiiimiiiIiiiih
Irl Geriiunw From I'iihh mimI
Arruvt Frontier of TmiiH) ivsnlii.
United Press Service
ATHENS, Ort. lit. Following the
. ,.ni,M 1,1 iIhi MiimrlH itmt Aiiierk'iin
wtirihlim weio coming to Intervene In' Tim origin of die fire Ih not known
llu, Creek Hliunlloii, ll. Greek troops 'r,1 I'"'"' Wi, I'roloctetl with
WIkiii lliuvi '"u" lllKuroiicu in wi -iimuviiim
I l'.wl..i-v rlli.ra mill ml IllHt Illl'llt U (o
that tlia Amerlinn Unit w:m . ,,. , .,., lltf ,,. Kinmti,
not ruining, the molm jpc4iine UIh- County
lienrtciM'tl, m thoy uellovcd the Aiih-i-IrniiH
wwulil nrrUo In u few honrii nnil
liind nmiliit'H,
Tho leailew today conllnue lit
IcmptH to rcorgunlie tho dUpersIng
llldtlH.
Continued domoiiHtntlonK urc rp
liortod In Constantino. Aer confT
.ii.i. l 1 1, iililml illnlniiinljir londers of
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the VenlzoloH government decline tlmti
there l no caums for four of violence
lire In control of Athcim
luiirned
local
U n 1 1 oil l'res Service
UOMi:, Oct, 19. I)cHiltu ttornii,
the ItullaiiH nro continuing tli,elr ad
vance toward Trieste.
It Ih olllclnlly cHlliiuited that al
ready -10,000 AuHtrlMiR have been
killed In thin olToitHlvu,
Abstract company,
iiecntH for thl company.
Mr. Itlngo contemplates rebuilding
IiIh hotel In time to have It ready for
next ncimon's business.
COMMUNITY FAIR
TO BET
OMQRROW
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AND MRS. QERARP -
200,000 ACRES
LAND PUT UNDER
WATERTHIS DAY
i:iii:riiA.T buttk dam vomiAfi'
IA' DKU1CATED
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AMBASSADOR
I'nlled 1'ienH Service
I'AUIH, Oct. 10. Tho Berblans
have captured Hrod, M)Uthc.iHt of
MomnUIr, from tho llulgnrlnus.
In the west 'the French nro contin
uing their l'orronue advance between
l.iiinulHouett and lllnchex.
Tim French Imvo repulsed (Jcinian
(DiiiiterK mid consolidated their posi
tions around Snllly Kalllesel.
Hulled I'ross'Scrvleo ,
IIUUIIAHK8T. Oct'. 19. -Tito
mutilans hao driven the (Jermans
fiom 1'iedenl IMsa across tho Trail-
n Ivaiila frontier.
Yhey have alao gained In tho Dran
ileftle.
J'Ol It lll'IIAI. SCH(M)I.H WIMj
(O.MHIXK TO KXHIIIIT THO-
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AUK WKM.XMIK TO l-'Allt
The tomniunlty Industrial fair, giv
en Jointly by the Ml. I-akl, Henley.
Faiivuiw and Spring l'"ko districts,
will bo held tomonow at tho Mtrl.akl
cl.iiuli. Products inlscd by tlm
sthool children of tho schools, pro
diets n.iido with their own hands,
and pi cducls collected by itiioui win
bo exhibited.
Kcbldes tho exhibits, a program
and hmjiw will provide eiitortalnment.
Tho uilr Is free to eveiyoue.
mi. ..- rominr of AmhasBBdoHd thertthe city lmtl. -Tho-ambas-
, .... n fior nn niiaonro of sador may bo the bearer of Important
...'.. ...... . ImLssaeoa to President Wilson. He
three years In neriin, was ine-ii"iii-1 - .
u,r ' . ... ' lcfubed to discuss this matter, but
est event of their lives. A committee Lansing made a
of 100 well known men In New York ,utck tr,, to jjew y0rk city to meet
city, appointed by Mayor Mitchell, J ,lVB and go over the diplomatic slt
took them from their liner and escort-' willon. ,
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liKUI.IN, Oct. lit. Tho Ilrltfsh and
I'rencli gained In sovorul Hectors of
tlm Hoiuniu flchtliiE yesterday, but
li:elr Idhsob In men offset miy tyrrl
lorln gains.
TI,o battle between tho RusslaiiH
and '.lUtmniiH north of Slnlawku con-
PROSPERITY FAIR
ENJOYED BY MANY
MAXY ATTKXU KAMI KIUKT XIHII1
AXI UX.IOY CMIOI1 TIMK PHO-
GUAM FOIl THIS KVKXIXW KX-
PK TKII TO UK GOOD
I.IOO Student at AnnnpollH
Approximately 1.400 students aro
enrolled at tho navnl academy at An
npollo, Md., tho groatest In its his
tory. Accommodations for nn expect
ed larger number are needed.
Unties, with tho Germans taking , a
tow tienches.
Tho lighting l t' Transylvania
pass lending Into Hungary is success
ful lor tho central powers
HUGHES
NEARING
Ausbon Leach is Killed
When Drawn Into Cogs
Uy being pulled Into cog wheals nt, crushed, heveral ribs being broken.
4l.e box factory of tho Klamath Manu- The deceased was CO years ,oW, ,
facturln. comnsnv last nll,t. Ausbon ' native of Kentucky, nd loaves a wifo
"Vi.iro wonderfully b.itUllcd with
tho opening last night of Prosperity
1'ulr. 4.nd thank tho people of Kl.un
iii h '-'.illtvory much for their uttend
anee." tatd Father Hugh Marshall
this morning. "The fair wiu well pnl
rmilxiHl and supper was bought for
many."
The program for this evonlng pront
ives in be good. Among tho numbeis
me solertlons by tho meu's quartet,
nm'infed ot V. T. Motschonbacher,
r...winp.( Mehaffey. II. R. Olalsyer
nii.i M.li. MeKerrln, A string orches
. ... rPnHMAII
.mi iiimiiofcod oi Mrs. . w
and MlJrt Alice McCouit, llrst mando mande
lins: Mrs. C. K. Soltz and Mrs. 0. N.
Tvunn. vftoiul and third mondolins,
END OF 25,000
MILES STUMPING
llMSIIICS THIHO TU1P TO.MOH-
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KOV .YT XKV YOHK
l!a. Talkwl to More Than S.OOO.OOH
in This Omipalgn, Hut Still Has
Spin kle of KiilliusUisiii in His Kye.
ltH,sovelt AYIH Talk for Hughes in
Mai) land Wilson Tells People to
Vote us They Think.
1,-nifl to He Covered by Wter. From
llant Kxtends Over Xcw Mexico,
Tcmis und Old Mexico Elephant
IJuttc I)am Forms Largest Irriga
tion KcKcrvoIr in the Worlil, and Irj
f Jlncle of Cmicit'te and Steel.
United Press Service ,
ELEPHANT BUTTE, N. M Oct
19. when tho golden key which
ut-irud Uic waters of the Klo'Urmde
j.Iver flowing through the eptiwajr.
of the great new Elephant Butte, dam
was turned today. 280,000 acres of
fertile land In the chain pi viueys in
New Mexico, Texas and Old Mexico
were added to our acreage. The dedi
catory exercises were held here at the
dam, about 125 miles up the river
from El Paso and about 17 Similes
below Albuquerque, and markedthe,
completion ot the reclamation ser
vicers greatest proleet,ontah5
most pretentions of Its jkfnd .In'the
history of the world.
The Elephant Butte dam Is a mass
of concrete and steel thrown across
the IHo Grande River on the desert ot
"Now Mexico at the point wnere a
gienl rock, shaped like a mastodonlc
elephant, seems to drink from the Rio
Grande. This giant impounding dam
has formed the largest Irrigation res
ervoir In the world. More than forty
five miles in length and eight miles
across, the, lake stores me meueu
snows of the Colorado and New Mex
ip.in mountain ranges, and these wa
ters are allowed to flow through the
spillways of the dam when the land
i.oods moisture.
At tho conclusion of the elaborate
dedicatory exercises, the first session
of the twenty-third internationaUrri
Piiinn ronercss was held at the dam.
"Tho dedication of Elephant Butte
dam today Is an event of world wide
Importance, said James G. McNary,
ihnlrman of the board of control ot
the Irrigation congress. "It will Jus
tify the faith of the people of the
Southwest, who have staked their all
on tho fertility of the soli and the
ability of the project td carry waters
to tho lands when most needed. It
will lewnrd tho pioneer men and wo
men of the lower Rio Grande valleys
fiom Albuquerque to Old Mexico."
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LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. !.-!
snow storms are raglX trtrnW
inv tr. Inun nffprtlnr DractltoHr
of the Middle West. ?3
'No cessation ot tne storss s
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ed ocrore tonignt.
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. ,l-:
irom reasaewmt "'ij
hat the" entire .loss iroKtM
o? yesterday and lost night, flll
.jj 'enn IMA . t J.;i.-
exceea ovv,vvy. j- ugrwf
Two deaths are re-perted. T
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united Press Service
BAY CITY, Mich., Oct. 19 Charles
P. Hughes, G. O. P. standard bearer,
cjienks here, In Saglnawnd Flint to
dny and In Youngstown, Ohio, to
night. 'I'hmorrow he will reach New York,
Tyson, Kcionu un v -
Mrs V II. Cofer. ukelele, and Miss closing another campaign tour and
(113 r I ...t..ii af tt .tt,i cltiiiA Aitcriiut-
Miuulo Neuhury. piano, will play, in, tomp.eu,.B . """?"""
addition thore will bo a one acCsketch ..Hi, when he began his first tr P.
eutUM "Whv We Didn't Marry." Hughes Is beginning to realize to-
n. ......idin'ta Invited. Admission Is1 day that It is "u pretty severe con-
Th King of England has decorated
Stjter Maria Soraers, a Belgian nurse,
with the King Leopold II medal !n
honor of her distinguished bravery at
Antwerp In saving three British ma
rines. General Konlgs of the Belgian
army has also decorated her with tho
mllltalre war cross.
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MH8. McCAUSTLAND HIES
AT BONANZA YESTERDAY
Mrs. Rosalie C. McCaustland died
yesterday at Bonanza from pneumo
nia. The deceased was an years om.
ThB hodv will be shipped by Under
taker Earl Whitlock of this city to
San Jose for burial.
WIMi URGE NATION'S .
FINEST HIGHWi
United Press Service .
SAN FRANCISCO, Octrlt-rrP
iiftiHtn. hlehway expert.'mest.li!
J 111 nAArtxvm O Mm ikfiMlUK U tjl
u7 u --- - .-izrr-r. -j
city to urge co-operauonjm
tfomla. OregoandWohlMW)
fl,Q nntinm'a finest WihWaT ?tfll
Mexico to Canada. VV,
nnniNfiT Oct. 19. DnkSaftltft
ninrtinr in M mine saaf tVloti 9m
east of here today uncovered ,PW
of gold worth 1,500:? ?&tfb
w'rA-
free.
I -each w.iB killed.. Death came abmit
. nn hour and a half after tho accident
ft cm cruohlng of his Internal organs,
The accident happened at D:t"
o'clock lost nilht. The machinery
-...i ,v ..iilliiran. They are Flou,
IH, of lttdalng; Clifford. 10; Mabel,
IS; I5esle H. " A,tn- ll' o11 of
Khinmih Falls. The fuueral will bo
lu.IO f unday, and burial will be made
.... . . ... I i r.o inrai remoterv
(i ueen ttopnea tor a moment, uw,m -
Lrach sat upon the coring oi th. The KJsmath Mnu act. j ng com
.m wheels to rest. Tho end of ,i rop- I pariy is under he tato workm eb
whi 1. ....- i ui.. ..-.. ...uii hla rnmneiieaiiou cii "v -
"vh ruiiiiuiiuu uin uwiuii ! ,- ---
Wiil-it hoenmo entangled In tho coki
'id when, the machinery starlel
Luueh was. drown Into tho coss mid
... i nnph ISO a month and to each
child 0 n month until It la 10 yen"1
of ago.
IUHTIHH STEAMER SAYS
SUI1MARIXE WAN BUMV
tract to attempt to nddressall tne
peoplo of tho United States," ns ho
himself puts It. .
Today the candidate found his voice
more strained than nt any tlmo since
ho beg.in.on August 5th to lay his
nolieles before the people.
The formor supremo court justice
United Press Service
NORFOLK, Va Oct. 19 The urn-
. . . vTA..tn. Dnnlfln rnnlluir I
isli 8ieamr w - . " " . "-..'. J... ii.i.
bore claims It has received from tno has cnangoa a great uoi wp .......
British government saying; "Ooimnn to more than 2.000,000 peopio oi tup
Mill0 a .. ! ri i. it.. a.. ikaaId l Via
Bubmnrlno sunk east or NantucKet, unnea mutes m mo . v- - -
Tho captain of tho North Pacltlc did been slumping. The United Press
, rnoit this until today, although , corrospondent In these dispatches has
changed. Those famous whiskers are
now trimmed closer than at any time
-i., i.u iincoi. wparlne them. His
piiPfiku are almost clean shaven. And
this reveals a deep wrinkle, deepened
tod'ty by the fatigues of his labors as
n campaigner. His eyes are a little
hollowed by the physical anu mental
efforts of addressing audiences.
These elements of fatigue, however,
aro offset by a healthy sunburn on his
choeks and a sparkle of enthusiasm
In his eye.
United Press Service
rt. LOUIS. Oct. 19. Theodore
Roosevelt, ex-presldent and Hughes
supporter, declared today that he in
tends to tdur Maryland for Hugnes
after hla present trip to the West.
The colonel plans to speak at Bal
timore October 30th.
"There Are No Bad Men
in the Worm -UsMrj
ho has bter In port since Tuesday,
noted the fact that Hughes Is' now n
finished campaigner, after starting
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......i. int. u nine any. u mno ..
lUIIBUUtK. .1-"" '.:.' J k,i -n.
Horman Hunteman has returnea n tnno uacawuru iiuuu VW...B
from Roeuo River with ft slx-polnt following six yoarB1 seclusion on the
h " v beilch. But his appearance has also
United Press Berrtea
SOUTH BENP, Oct, 19. President
wnan here today. In answer to a ae
raand from the crowd at te station to
speak, said:
it iniva mrirutten how to make a
campaign speech. My record Is made surprising.
up. Vote as you think.''
By GEORGE MARTIN j
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
NEW YORK, Oct. 19. Out as
"honor system" warden of Sing 81ng,
Thomas Mott Osborne Is established
In New York today aa consulting en
gineer on pilsoniefsrm to any penal
Institution In the world. Service free.
"i m still convinced that there are
no bad men in the world." aald Os
borne today. "I um sure my method
Is right. Some day It -will be the only
one In use,"
irn von thlnk."Osborne was asKea,
f'that Dr. Arthur Warren Walte, who
confessed to murdering hla wtfos
parents, Is a good man? Or Is ho bad,
inherently criminal aua vicious j
"I think Dr. Walte Is lusane," said
the warden. "Not violently Insane,
but excessively abnormal. He has
control oyer his mental processes, but
his mind Is so warped and distorted
i.a i.u murderlnsr hla father-ln-Iaw
and mother-in-law ny poison yj
house at Sing Sing. HI Pf?
, i...naipilm Braaseaaua.ll
centerinB, m """"STT-TZrvi
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rreme HuiuauuuBucwB. iarv--. i
.i- .... hlnV a man ltkAi
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can ue reneeuwu s.ii
m.. nut that meaisl'i
Walto'ls one ot his klndln i
ion. He Is unique. He'ta not ei
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"I h,ve studied Walte In the deutU
s
true.
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death," I'suggestednfejWII fM
i.o ohniiid die in the steewte easw
he has been co4eiiM4t.1llM
"No; I would notyoH wtw1
would not kin rbyA?M
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mlngre wl'th.OIBjtoJ
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