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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 191C.
HUGHES AND WILCOX
D0N7 CONCEDE LOSS
HOPK OFFICIAL .COUNT
CHANGE TIIK RESULT
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MAYi",,w,,,';;NH l,,VH GRAY
IIANCH ON SEVEN MILE
gehllrr Vote Cuts Into Hughes' Lead
In Minnesota Eyes of Nation Arc
On Official Canvass of (wllfonilii
Vcta and tlotli Parties Carefully
Wstrh ReaiiRs May Take a Week
to Finish Canvass.
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BAN PIIANCIBCO, Nov. 13 Tlio
nation Is watching tho olltclnl canvass
of tho Cnllfornla vote, now being
mdo In ovcry county teat
. Representatives of both parties
everywhere are checking tho result.
Owing to the extraordinary euro
being taken, It may tako a week to
complcto tho count.
Tho Otlllu (Jiay riinrli of 110 ncroi
Iiiih lii'cu iiiircliiiduil by J. W. Siemens
nnil will bo operated by hi gon Jesse;
who w iiiovo to thu now holdhiR
IIiIh weuk,
This ranch In on Seven Mllo crook
nml consists of meadow nnd tlmlior.
Them iiro 20 Inches of water from
Aimu crook with which to Irrigate It:
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Kraphcd from all parts of the United
I Htntcs twice a day are placed before
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Wnnhlngton, who thus have all de
tullu of wcathor condltlonn In nil
TONIGHT FOR BONDS
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FINLKV RANCH NKAB ULY
imrtH or the country graphically Jaid
before them for their Irork. One sun
uucipuera ana reaai (code, meesiges
to tbo expert draugjttsmen. Each
map contains different data, for ex
ample, one will contain temperature
7-
anC Barometric condition, and an
other will record', wind, direction (and
Telocity, and ao on with each of the
condltlOM aeeeeeary for a forecast.
These forecasts are: compiled twice a
day.
Tnlted Press Serrtce
NBW YORK, Nor. 13. HiightM
ind Wilcox continue to be'llovo that Alt """' txnvx llohert E. Strahorn
Mrhans the oflclal count Iri Cull for- to fnrnlHtt unlfoiiilH Iib Htartcd a
nl. bcelnnlng today, may chniiKo tho uovt'itnjiit for nn up-tn-dato band for,,in,,,c nn(l address, nnd say, "I
rMult of tho national election. Hughes Klamath Falls. Already thcr nro l0 vo,e-
will remain hero until tho count' U vorn pood players In town and Thais all one needs to do. M-
romnletcd. .others could he Induced to como from """Kcmcnts bavo ben mado whereby
IF YOU WANT TO VOTE
Tim Strahorn nillrcnd headquiir
urs,lins mado arrangeraonts to carry
o tlio )(t all persons who want to
voln on the railroad bond Issue to
morrow.
If ono wants to vote, he or she
may call central, give his or her
want
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Let'i Build a City
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United Pross Service
ST. PAUL, Nov. 13 Tbo soldlvr
voU from thirteen counties has cut
Hughes' leid to 102.
central will Inform the railroad head
quarters aiid an automobile sent Im-
Mosl of tho players havo their 0wn,mcU,,Uclr-
liir.triimcntB, nnd with now uniforms
the ontHldo If
proper Hiipport
AMERICANS AT
PARRAL UNHURT
IHINKSE MERCHANT JUST FltO.M
THEnE HAYS YILI.IHTAH HAVE
XOT ENTERED THE CITY VII,
MSTAH CAPTURE TRAIN.
fiirnlMiid by Mr, Strahorn a good
hand sottnm assured.
Tho iidciI cr h band Iri Klamath
Falls t t'onsldiircd apparent. On
many such occasions as those or tho
pnst wcok thu auto parade Frldny
afternoon ami Community 'Day a
bnnd wan almost ludlsponslblo.
FAITH ABOUT AMENDMENT TO
HE VOTED ON TOMORROW
ICE CAl'MEX .MOTOR IIOATH TO
TAKE KESTOX UPPEIt LAKE
The vote tomorrow (Tuesday) la
upon the proposal to amend the city
charter for the solo purpose of per
mitting tlio city council to Issue an
amount or bonds limited strictly to
$300,000 for tho purpose of enabling
tho city "to build, equip, acquire.
. iinuh.-, unu, uuraiu janu mainiam
An Inch of Ice on tho lower end of Uaya within and without the boun-
Uppor Klnmnth l.nko this morning w,mo ol luo W- tor tne oonent.nnil
nrnvfiitml tlui calkins A Hamilton "so of thc Inhabitants thoreor, and
moliu- boats from making tholr dally for l,ro"t"
I ilp up thu lake with mall. Automo-I Tbo nmendment to bo voted upon
j biles wcro pressed Into servlco, ono tomorrow authorizes tho city cbuii-
jtnklng the mall up tho cast sldo and ell to Issue such bonds in tho
'another mi tho west sldo to Odessa amount of $300,000 for the purpose
KI. pa ho Nn it i pi nml oilipr noliiis. of building n railroad for the cltv. I
mtrchsnt arriving from I'arral today TIih Is '"l)' for Ho !' freeze. 'nnd which bonds can be used for no
old Consul Edwards at Juarez that Tho Ice this morning extended as far other purposo whatever.
Vllllitas hav not nir.i Pnrr.ii ,..) as Hear Island, it la thought that bo- Furthermore, tho present limit or
that Americana there are unhurt. tnT l"B '' boats will have to bo dty indebtedness Is not changed In
Carranilstaa say that 300 mountad abandoned altogether, ," parucuiar. ine city council Is
viuistss are enrnute from Onllcgo
toward General Pershing's outposts
t Klvale, it Is not. believed thoy will
illitck tho Americana.
Covornmcnt agenU here say VII-
"ta have captured a train load of
Crrnilstas at Fresno, Just outsldo
( Chihuahua City, and forced abundou-
went of the train.
i:i.KS SHOW MAXAUEIt
TO AIIIIIVE HERE M)OX
AmhrogetU I,
erc.
authorized to Issue $300,000' bonds
nnd no more, and expend the proceeds
In building a railroad for tho nconte
'nr llilu nlv-
To direct another show for tho) No furthor bonded (Indebtedness
local Elks lodge, Rufus K. Lovo will D0 created except strictly in ac
arrlvi) In Klamath Falls Wednesday cordanco with the provisions of the
or Thursday from Hnnford, Cal., city charter ns It now Is.
whoro today nnd tomorrow ho Is stag- The dc'bt limit provision remains s
ing a show In that town. jt now exists, nnd tho only change
"Tho lilks Aiinstrois" is mo nnino
of the show to bu stnged hero and
j roomasco Ambrogettl, local slono tho dates nro November 27 nnd 28.
"won, left thla morning for" Ban Mr. I.ov.o directed Inst winter's show,
l"nci,co to apend tho winter, "A Night In llohomlt."
British Make Gains in
ing Today
Western Fight
butted Preu Service I United Press Service.
M)NOON, Nov. 13. Oonornl Hnlg, LONDON, Nov. 13. Continuing
? ""nmand of alt lirltlsh forcos on their pumil.t of tho lloolng Dulgar
o west front, struck another tro-Mnna driven from Polog, tio Serbians
ndoug blow near Ancre today. Af- luivo captured Ivan. Tho fighting
lr heavy artlllerylng, the British .continues.
nu d Beu,H0t and Harnel, seven Tbo French nnd Serbians aro at-
waiter DanauMe and also osl.: toiulnff succosa In a violent natiio
tho proposed nmendment makes Is
that $300,000 bonds may be issuod
for a single purpose, namely) for
building a railroad.
Tho city cannot be called on for
any further disbursement for such
purposo. All Incidental expenses In
connection with and for tho purpose
of completing the plans necessary to
the building of this road for the pity
will be borne by private subscription,
nnd it Is understood that these plans
nro well matured toward campletinn.
It Is oxpected that all preliminaries
nfter the bonds are completed will be
closed promptly and that actual
'.vcrk on the new road will be under
wny this winter.
THE VOTERS tomorrow trill My whether KteasaOi Fall, .hall remain
a one of the hMdiwi. of, ers M Am state, of Oregon, or
whether It shall this opportwuitr s4 tafeette place to the race to be
come the second city to the state.
The Herald favor the bond Issue for Use cessjtractton of. the railroad,
but cur principal rcaaon Is one digeres. from that aemsdly beard in its
favor. Instead of Increasing the tax levy, we Believe that the construc
tion of the railroad villi be the Means of events radndns; the todlvld.
ual laves of the citterns nearly one-half.
A study of die tax levies of the cKJen ef the state shows that It is the
smuH town that para the. biggest tax In KSfertiou to the total valnstlon.
Thc levy for Klamath-Falls Is comparatively htoh today, Being thirteen
mills. Klamath Falls 'lias pavement, rewers, and other nxalern conven-.
Icnccs eqnal to any other dty of its stos to tne state. Tet the town of'
Merrill, to onr own csjsmty, wtthont nny. of 4hsss eonyeniences, is paying
vrrr near as mnch. their levy for'l10 hetog twelve"nsU!;"on irwotTieT
hand, the dty of Pendleton, which is considered the second, dry In wealth
In the state, pays 0.S mills, while Fort and, which has leaned bonds for ev
ery imaginable purpose that wonld add. to the growth and development of
the city, lias a levy of 8.3 milk for IMS, nnd the levy for 1915 wns 7.5
mills. Just half the levy which the people of Klamath Falh are paying.
Umler Judicious and business-like management, the larger the dty the
less tho tax levy. The property owner In the small city usually pays the
most taxes. Madras, in Jefferson county, without s foot of pavement, lias
u levy of S5 mills, which Jacksonville, hi Jackson county, has a levy of
22 mills, which is greater than either Medford or Ashland, both of which
liure hundreds of thousands of doll m of outstanding bonds.
v We do not believe in promiscuous Issuance of bonds, and are opposed
to bond issues or large expenditures of public money, unless It can be
shotvn, as in the present Instance, that It wiH mean the growth and de
velopment of the city, and thus by Increasing the preferty value of the city
tend to reduce the tax levy-
By a deal completed Saturday aft
ernoon, Walter R. Campbell becomes
iho owner of the William Flaley
ranch of 1,440 acreK near Bly. Thbj
ranch conslderedvone of' the very
best In Klamath county and yields
about 1.000 tons of hay each year.
Over 800 acres are in meadow and
water from Bprague river, Irrigates
the land.
For many' years Mr.- Campbell was
in thc livestock business In Langell
valley with his brothers Will nnd
Aubrey, but' the lai't two years has
operated the Stanley. Pedro ranch on
the reservation.
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ELECTION OVER W. LAIR THOMP
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of one Vote is confirmed
UY OFFICIAL RETURNS
Judge George T. Baldwin ot Klara-.
ath Falls has been elected state sen
ntor from the 8eventienth Senatorial
district over VIJ1i4r Thompson of
Lakevlew -by a 'margin of one vote
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LABOR PROTESTS
BILL TO COMPEL
ANY ARBITRATION
THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
LAROR GIVES WARNING
n.. . "t"nnw auu nn
,l0M l0 the depth of a mllo,
Berlin, Nov, I8.r-In the Gyorgye
f"J"la, the Germans captured
ih. UI" dVwM!ea on both sides of
oitus paw have been repulsed.
HUCHAREST. NovT 13,-Tl.e Ru
"nirne hsv h... . tn.A ii.i
fIuU"(,.on the riht side of tho Ale'
nlong tho Monastlr-Florlna rnllrqad.
IlnllniiM lujured. "
Mario Camtnl and companion Buf
fered Injuries' Saturday 'night when
the For In which they were coming
from Pelican City skidded when go
ing down n small bill and turned oven
Dr. F. M. White, who was called,
statos that unloss severe internal in
North of Vellseles the Serbians nro discovered, the men will
.. 1 . ml. .- riulllnli hnlln lltlfAn Hit-
glUIIHIgt illO UrillBU IlllU HII, i
sltioiiD north of Ancro,
Holds That theVPrlndnle Involved to
Voluntary Institutions Is Key to
Personal and Industrial Freedom
and That This Principle Is More
Important Than Any Other Censld-
eratlou to the Toller.. .
personal and Industrial freedom and
that this principle la of more Impcft-
;at:ce to them than any other consid
eration.
"The Immediate problem Involved
Is a class problem,, but the principle
Involved In compulsory, institutions-,
even for a class In our republic. Is
of concern to the whole republic,, foe
we know that the republic cannot be
lu-.inlalned part free and part slave.
"Involuntary and compulsory labor
once enforced, even for a single hour,
will not salt, at its temporary en
forcement but wfllgo on and become;
permanent; , i
"la human Institutions when
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to the. polls .tonr:v sltasA.-
meeting atthe btMrnhennnV:
AutqmobilewnetaayssmjmtMt
to be; in frontf the ta-lwinkstal?
before 1:lg'frS&'l&jiti&r$
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local men will addrew'tl nsmsJZ' ::. ,
row. The nUlros4'kea4nactatn hann r
been busystnce'ietalaW::nMiimsi',-. ,
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i.aKc, urooK and Jefferson counties,
shows that Baldwin is elected by ouly
one vote. In Klamath, countyhe re
ceived a majority. of 336, and' in ; the
other three counties together Thomp
son received a majority of .315.
This race resembles closely the
race two years ago between. Just Ice
Charles L. McNary and Judge Henry
I.. Benson for supreme court Justice,
After votes had been counted and re
counted. Benson Anally' won the oH.ee
by one vote, and is now sitting in the
court as an associate Justice.
in. winning over inompson. Judge
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BERLIN. Nov. 13. Tho aormana
soon bo about,
?nln!fnr
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rtlll hold tho eaatorn edge or Bauiv- Bioamers mwK nnu nuw, vu ujijrer
miiirR,.! Klamath lake, is areaging
pniiili uroiink of hoatllo dotnsh-. clmnnel of Wood
inont fnollns their way along tho pump to enable hlra
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I MlVr bu en the Itfifthev have ad- Danube havo attacked the Teutons' the rlver
L iUHri ' ' T .1 . r. ii. dnllnw 'alAomAa In
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.BALTIMORE, Nov. IS; Warning
that union labor will oppose with all
its ppwer any attempt to put through
congress a compulsory arbitration
bill,, as proposed by President Wil
son, was given today when the exec
utjve committee ot the American Fad-
I .ration-of, Labor, at the federatloa's
thirty-sixth annual convention read
Its report.
"The wage-earners of the Untied
' -M tho niMfl Ktvlll nnnna.
nluuiltlAii tn Imiinaa 'ininti Hibaa
towing them behind his lcom;niIiory institutions .which ills
In coining down the lake". gulrV' involuntary servitude. Thoy.
Dredging Wood River,
Captain, Wlckstrom. owner. of. the
out' tho
wrongful-eevrss has been pursued it.Ba'dwn defeated a man who has been
loevluWy Is ient or. driyen on. to, its ln the Oregon legislature several
logical conclusion of error. Then year8 and last aesslon was president
there' is aO 'retrtsvinr 'excent bv .of the senate. Both-Candida ter made
oersla-wfiri
conitaVeHuilsuppiiftj
'at ?teivwvlHol
Klamath. 'cHnry i-bpvilfitstaii nt . ,
lirbeeliKAedwl.tt'e'sliiWfsJesn. ' "
lege meetsjfcy.7 tft&iiil&Qgg i.
Not' only did tk s-s-. : J
success on the national sstV11sty; 5J
won in the raee,rw''shsdg;,iii.a)i -
sloner '"--"- --" -- - -
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joy 'iasride J
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evenlnif
rlyer wlt aaandi States
ra to get toga down , any oi
convuisioa orougat aoout ny a revo
lution. "
"The human labor cower which
this, law compels wage-earners to
give to employers against their will
Isjn separable from, the body and
the personality of the wage-earners.
It is part of the men. and women
themselves. They cannot be forced to
works for an employer against ttielr
'villa without rednelag them to. tlio;
legal conditio, of slaves and trans-fr-'n.ing
their 'minds hndsivnts Into
thoso of staves. No romo ilnger(us
proposltiea has ever ho.i proiioncd
than this compulsory iuve4tigaton
jretcfure," ,
If eenciasion the cjjmiiio r.i;-
uDimsnasn tasi ine coaver.tiot: tans
a stronr etaad against It iindv'' in
favor of' the malatinan- uf insti
tutions and opportuatMoi for tr.o-Hered.
denj."
a strenuous campaign,, ,.,, ni'
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The mercury weat down; te. sls-dOr
Kreestaoovv lerqioajsresy msai as
to seven above last' aikbt botai' thai'
Klamath is not nearly so cold as the
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