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Ideventli Vesr No.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1916.
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BRYAN WOULD MAKE DEMOCRACY DRY
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Republicans May Support Prohibition to Gain Western States
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WHAT MUST BE DONE
GO.WIIATl'l..TI PEOPLE
Til HI It PUIIMC SPIRIT
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0y ornmriit. As thin nitiHt etnrt as n
. munlclpnl rnllroml, tho first step will
i lo fjir tlio clly council to Initiate nc-
llon pro(llriK for tlio building of a
inilroilll llnu from Ihn mitmr Inkn
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1 Ralln.t.1 llulldcr Hajn "TliU ! My tliroiifih tlm city to a point In the
. , ...... . . . . vciUy of Dairy nml Instruct Its cn-
Klml of i Ton, lllth Uk. Klml of K,llocr l0 ,,.,,, l(in nnd raa of
reopl. I Will He rroMd lo Trnlii ro,,, wUl 'tlnuto of probable cost.
Thin bcltiK tlone, It will then bo noc
Wllli mnl llw Klnil of a Country I cMiry for the council to adopt tho
Where a Whole Trolley Car Load Died in Boston
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tore to Develop" Ky Ho Will
IK. All Ho Cnn to llclp.
phiiH nnd roulf. Following thU,
wH' come the necessary action to pro
vide fcr the Usui! of I he warrant or
londs to comply with tho veto of
yr'lordny. Thou will i-omo tho jalo
"I nm not only hlihly plcmod, but "f ",0 bon'1 '" ',c llBhest nnd beet
(trpatly surprised nt the Urge major- "er. "r hih.ii tho city win bo
Itjr of votes cast for the bonds," Raid "'a,1" l0 'et contrnct for construe
Kotwrt K. Htrnhorn, president of the ,,on-
Oregon. California ft Ksstcrn rall- "'" n of ,M "" cn" nt upon
read, this morning, when asked for m-v -ty ro-oiimnilon In the way of
statement following tho aueceu of englnccrlnR. lilcl. Is now being com
tbe 1300,000 bond Issue voted upon l,,otwl hrougli Uih clt, legal dctnlld,
XHterdny. marketing of IiomU nnd anything elite
-Of course, I lmvo never had any '" h,ch ' "o helpful. 'II ta. of
doubt about the bonds carrying." ho '"T un?era1,011d hnt,1. wMI bc
aid: "but that the vote should bo rcm,y., nko ho,d of nml ."'"L"0!1"
siruciion in any way i cnn legauy io
so tho moment all theto formalities
nro compiled with. It seems to mo
I that with supreme ond continuous ef
fort upon tho part of ovcrybody lo
th Urgcat ever cast on any Issuo In
Klamath Palls nnd to nearly unani
mous as iinlookod for and gratify
ing beyuntl expression.
"Such mi object lesson not only In-
Mre, mo to redoubled efforU to "-'ted, and especially with tho cor
nsko tho whole central Oregon rttll.ln co-operation o tho city govern,
rosd project ,, early success, but It UoiiW bo nblo to break
will be very far-reaching In lt of- Br0,,' m cw ar'' Day ,,r vcry
fects upon outside capital looking.80?" "c"f,ur
for new nell, as well as vcry helpful' "M" I lh y iwrt of
In securing a market for your bonds.it"n1 w"rk '" "" ot,,er 7";'B"'
u well as for those I must Issuo to,nn,,nl1 ,ov" lh" ,,r,0"08C, jrrtfm "
complete the Dnanclng of other por.:0" n,H '" ,,10,d ;cct'" ,ho, ,"rscr
tlon. of tho system. ' ,nimnclng outside, nut whatever
"It Is also n very impressive lllus- pv"u " "' "", Z L Z7
trstlon of what organisation nnd n m! ?,d" m"Uer',' U T . ?... i -?,'
nl.cd purpose will nccompllsh. I wl ' ,,, Proper ,.ul and nn.h alto-
hm been Intensely lnt.re.lod In "c,"ft 1,,cr,'1 ' lU ,?op'0f
wtehlug the splendid work of your l,ou,d bo driving tho goMonapIko of
iMders. d especially of tho ladles. " completed lino n. far at Dairy by
which , simply heroic for the pa. "oxl Fo,,,,h of J" y' nnd a, "" a8
'our or flvc days. Klamath Fall. Is fnrKf I"ruo r,vcr .,,y th,B t,,n
.'ndofntowniththeklndo pS lMwlw nl" votod "' T
! 1 lll ho proud to train with and ter"',y by "" majority a. you
iwatod In tho kind or a eoun rv d,d ,M,I, n,,d t,nt my da,,y ndV,CC8
dearlv i, 'Vi,! .L ,'COUfllr!. ' from other communities and Inter-
m bollevo thl. i worth whl lo cr8 nru e"Un,,y nK to ",0
raHroaro'wmutoinnlto ""T? """" '
y"r clly o Irresistible march to""010 "oJcct' .
mlondld destiny,
"Wo must not forget, however,1 To Contest Klect Ion
lhat thoio . lots of hard work Im- United Trrss Service
Bedlaloly nhoid. Immediate and very! noSWKI.U Now Mexico. Nov. 15.
Miressho efforts' should bo put Alleging Intimidation of voters nnd
wth to complete the right-of-way Irregulnrltles In tho manner of con
ork from the upper lake through to ducting tho election, (Uo jepubllcans
EPMguo rlvor and to securo the tor- today filed a contest of the election
mlnaU when the plans for the latter In eight Clmvls county precincts,
fe all worked out. Tho other de-, Wilson rhns n lead of 500 votes In
l?11" nr" largely with your city gov- these precincts.
Lakeview Bonds Carry
by a Vote ot 249 to 9
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CAHBAXZIHTAS
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Intted Press Service ,
EL PASO, Nov. 15. A column of
Carranzlstag thirty miles south pf
Chihuahua City are reported to be
cut off by VlUlstas from the main
body of federal soldiers. Communi
cation with the column have been
destroyed.
Chihuahua City reports that re
inforcements are arriving there.
Carranzistas say they have reoc
cupicd Santa Rosalia.
BRITISH SECURE
GROUND WON
IN
Forty-five persons are believed to have been drowBed or killed when a trolley car plunged through the open
draw at Fort Point Channel in Boston, sinking thirty feet under water. The car ran through the open draw.
This photogrnph was taken. Tuesday night while bodies were being lifted from the river bed by divers. Two
divers are here shown ready to go down.
By OVon a larsar nrnnnrtlnn thnn
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-.n fans ga,vef Lakeview yos
"flay voted lao.OOOMwadMor tor
mlnl and rlght.f-wayVThe vote
240 to 9.
lhThe l)cPl of Lakeview was voting
fj? Posltion almiUr to' thut' lii-
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..i nnn inwni already have
voted' aid to Robert K. Strahorn, who
is the central nguro in tne rauroau
negotiations.
With every town behind the move
ment for railroad development, an
ora of unprecedentel good times for
the entire central Oregon plateau Is
believed by nearly everyone to be
cortnlu. .
RAILROAD BONDS
CARRY BY VOTE
NEARLY 12 TO 1
OXLV 104 OUT OF l.OM VOTES
ARE AGAINST ISSUE
lly MmlsHdo Majority, Klaauth Falls
, Endones Oregon, California
Kartern Railroad Project and Of
fern Help la DutdiBg RaUroad.
New Line Will Meaa Saving of
Over 100 Mile to Portland.
The Work Has Just Begun
By a vote of l.SSS to 10,4 the peo-l
ii of Klamath Fall, yesterday voted i
to amend the city charter to permit
issuance of $300,000 bonds to belp
build the Oregon-California East
ern railroad. This proportion is al
most twelve to one.
The total vote of 1.316' Is close to
the registration la thl. city, and
shows the high Interest centered In
the election by everyone. When the
new. of the success of the bond Issue
was known last 'night excitement was
high. Even the Wlhonltes who were
celebrating at the pavilion .topped to
hear the new. and listen to ipeeches
by Robert E. Strahorn and other, on
the railroad situation.
By voting the bond, alnioit unani
mously, the people ot Klamath Fan.
have taken a stand for progrot. 4
development of thl. territory'.
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m .&e- aa.ll. aiAWaa at-l MaB-
from iviamam r Tr , n
ts early completion to oonnact with'
the line from Bead, to Lakeview.
Klamath Fall. get. railroad - connec
tions wotnly ?lth tJlMtffiHwrr
trnl Orogou, but with Portland,nay-
WITH the voting of th 9800,000 bonds yestrrday, the work of e
curing a railroad for Klamath Falls lias in. reality just been fairly
started, "fills will probably provo one of the easiest of the ninny steps
nccefoary la the construction of the propose! i-oud. Their still remain
rights-of-way, terminal grounds and ninny other cllllk'iilt pi-oblems to bo
solved.
The vote of yesterday shon that the people of Klunuitli Falls are
overwhelmingly In favor of the railroad mid tluit they are gladly willing
' (o asnisC flnancially. Tins favoralil e vcte, however, iiiciuim nothinj;
farther than that tlie people want the railroad, and while , many of them
did not fairy understand Just how t ho money wus to be used, yet they
voted for the bomb on the Htrength of their confidence In the ublllty of
the City Council nnd the members of the committee J. V. Siemens, K.
R. Renmea nnd Mayor Crisler to prctct thefr iutcicts.
There will be n number of dlfllrult legal problems to Holve before
the money can be actually spent, and -the duty devolves upon the Council
and ntewibciB of the committee to see that definite contracts are entered
Into and -all necessary steps are taken to safeguard the interests or tho
city, before tho bonds nro even offered for .sale. It was generally under
stood that many of the plans and details could not be made public pre
vious, to the election, but the Herald will acquaint the people, from day
to day. with the progress of the work nnd the plans for the construction
of, tho rslilroad, aa they nro worked out and developed.
ANCRE FIGHTING
FIGHTING THERE COXTIXUES
WITHOUT ANY HALT
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FOR PROHIBIHIOX CAUSE' fwS
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Says Democratic Party Cannot ' a55'
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Points Out That .Wilson Received ,M
-Support of Prohibition States nnd. '"-5
"Immoral Side of Moral
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troling Wet Votes.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 'lS.-WajataUSg
Jennings Bryan, three tiaes dif sated Mm
iur iJreatuvua. vl uv j im wwaWnWfJrwr --Vw
tcday.announced that be tt4a.to fc'
v -r -?vrS ti
the democratic Barur"dryl?SaSlfE&
..mh. " ' J. ' l ' 7 a i z. L" I'-'r: 5l" "fc . K i vtjTSn A f- .3 .
ford to take the ImmoraUsIdeof'a
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noner. "rroniDition, nwioiwis.'aarGM:
U the. big issue now, Th'&MW&fi
cannot allow the party 'to bo burled ecSS
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great moral issue,"
in u drunkard's grave."
Canadians Capture Trenchcw in Very
Heroic Fighting Beliiad Curtain
Fire Germans Cause Rumanians
to Give Ground in Fighting in Two
Different Valleys Submarine Com
mander's Report Transmitted.
United Press Service
LONDON, Nov. 15. The British
have completely secured the ground
recently won in the Ancre region. The1
fighting there continues unabated.
imp-'
Bryan pointed out thatTthe?dry ,&:
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curriLurv ui iuh uuliuu ksvu nauunm
Wilson a considerable majority on
rsovemner 7.
owe anything to the bosses who con--skr'-
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The commoner remarked that hoH
heiievnd the rpnubl Irani nT BIlDaort 4!S?
pfohlbtlon to" win back, the: western "
states. , .- &&& L4i
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taken tne offensive, especially ta tne .
Oitu valley.
United Press Service
PARIS, Nov. 15.
have progressed tu
1 Ple'rre-Voasf valley'ij
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The Canadian troops, behind cur- ent of thp q coin-fl
In fire, with bayonet and bombs, t havebeen repiified. . .- V'5wl
Ing more than 100 mile, lu the- dls
tance to Portland.
The proportion of the-vole for the!
bond. .how. that results came frcml
tho persistent efforts of the Strahorn
railroad headquarters. 'Several local
cltliens have been 'busy for several
day. lining up the voter, and talking!
with those opposed to the bond issue,
in hone, of winning them over to the. GAIN'S IN OFFICIAL COUNTING OF
WILSON'S LEAD
IS NOW 14,541
affirmative aide. 80 successful were
their effort, that only 104 voters cast
a negative ballot.
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WARSHIP SAYS IT
SAW A SUBMARINE
United Pro.. Service.
CALIFORNIA BALLOTS DIG
COUNTIES HAVE NOT FINISHED
THEIR CAJJVASfC
United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov, 15 OnV
clal returns from 46 California foun
tain
carried the last section of the Regina,
trench.
It is believed that General Halg
has begun a move to encircle Ml remount.
United Press
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Nov .15. British attacks tfkiifcfr-F
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tlally successful: ?;i&jgr9g$&i
nnltsil Praas flnia'
BUCHA.REST.Nov. 15:Re.fi.:tIf
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PETROGRAD. Nov. 15. The re
inforced German troops have forced
the 'Rumanians to yield In the Jiul
valley and to suffer loss In the Alt,
valley alio. north 6; Ceroavoda andbavpro-!,
elsewhere the Rumanians have greased along theentire ttpmLsiLi&ss.
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ing the offensive in tho Dporudfc'iSW,-,
nghtlng. the.Russlans audjRunWir
liavo occupied Boaslc, Jlne. &&$&$''?'
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Wocus Marsh Trio Will
PROVlDaWOB, Nov.-15. CapUli. tie. give Wilson, a net gain of, 436
Ryan ot tho liner Howard, arriving votes in these counties. If la lead
hare tad.. raoorU.thata, rUlshlover Hughes la now ;i4.541..,
warship sent hUa wlroltM assge These returns do not Includo-San!
tfiat a asrman" submarine i. off the Francisco, Los Angeles or, Alameda j
MVUern NeWrSMna OOOK couuues. ine canvass ui siiouiui
.IIMnthawnr.hlpdWotdlyulgobn thesecountles will not becoui
Itr name or location,, " x jpleted before Saturday, ,
Fred Houston and Paul McDonald
AUiiarttcomolPOpUi
t;atney. . it. uias, w; u..dwiib auf
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neaa c ks minsneBi
Ready to begin renearsals tor "ThelC W. Mebaffw wnMfMI .ftrt J
Elk;- Home Town Min.trel.7' Rutu. Swedish. t'SM&L J
T . 1 .-Tiin fhaMi will ib'lssntaas nnv.;- .liiwi
K. Love and wife arrived 'last even
ing from California ana aireaoy anjThern,i. n(tblg
busy with preparations for the show.tre preformVnW'iSfv
IV Will uo Dtnvu V HWUPtv. , w-.w
house No'vember 27 and,28,k '
Ona of the main, fealuree of tho
mtn.ireU.wlll 'be "the Wocu'Marsh
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Xo coiupuseu oitJumuiv nuwiwrur
'Mr. LoveaV:iMial
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year to be at the J
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