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Hjercntli Year No. 8,lfW
WILSON WILL URGE
PEACE IN INDUSTRY
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AS
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
ALMOST HEADY
Calls American limine to Moot
Conditions After Peace U Signed.
DerUtrx Industrial Hwwt Cui
Down Maximum Industrial Work.
Would Make Strike In Tbto Conn
try impoKalblo In tbv Ftitnre.
Called TrexH Serrlcg
WASHINGTON, O. C, Nor. 21.
A call to American business to moot
tat unprecedented trade conditions
fat will exist alter tbo war It the
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POWFR PLANT
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COPCO SPRINGS Ul WITH IOST.
OFFICE OX SITE OF GIGANTIC
DAM ANI PLANT IIUILT 1JV A
LOCAL COMPANY.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON , XUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1916.
i
New Prohibition Map of United State Following fleet
About two miles and a ball south
of tliu Oregon lino a town has sprung
up on tho Klamath rlvor wboro tho
buslnctia developed (or tho postofllco
department of the government In tho
Itynote of President Woodrow Wl.1n, of mn" ! Parcels post doliv
.'. m..e lo conaresa. Tho i.rMl. orjr h"8 cnu',0,, connldernblo ntten-
..... . . 1 1'0" 'rom the federal postofllco In-
4t I. completing bl. message today. mcil)ra n l0 , '"
In his message tbo nation's chief, Increase In thu voIuhih f initrU .,,.
MCUtlve Is expected to argue tlmt
Maximum Industrial work Is possible
only when there Is the minimum oft
Vacknges destined for this place
Hi In little town which has lately
grown up on thu banics of tho Klum-
iuiii rivor la inn munii nr ih ii..i
Jadu.trlal unrest and expected oitll() of , caiifornln-Oregon Power
sik tetter co-operation more con- Company In rushing to completion Us
tdencc and lets clasa feeling between, wot power Installation at that point.
employer nnd employe.
President Wilson also will urge
legislation making strikes practi
cally Impossible, nnd other laws to
tM railroads to expand nnd meet the
additional stress after tbo war.
Immediate action on the Webb
tho nnmo "Copco" given to this
now town nud rocorded at Washing
ton as n postomrc Is rather unique
In origin, being mndo up from the
Initial letters of the. company's name.
The town Is situated entirely on
the power company's property, hna
U1I nnrmlrtln A.rlr.. ..hnrlm u.i.ii..mu.i ui. BOOUlvHVe nunarea
:o organlie without fear of nntl- ntl ''y I'sons. ns the rcsujtof jibe
trust prosecution, will be urged. i"lVnt of throo Jiun&red and
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cladc with n request lor continuation '1"m , ,,ttV1?I ,0Cttt t Copi-iHi
-of tEe preparedness work and "com- ,U,c,r '"' rh 'l "l'ol
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or soon will not bo able to buy a J absolutely prohibited.' There, are
legal drink. Prohibition won four, many more where .local option if
more states In the late election ! making great strides. In fact, the
Michigan, Nebraska, Montana and map shows that the United .States
South Dakota. outside of the cities li; pretty dry.
There
twenty-two Thero is lots of liquor to be bought
in California and Nevada; Wyoming,
.Utah, New Mexico and Texas have
tbelr wet spots, and Minnesota, Uls
hourl and Louisiana sell plenty; East
of the Mississippi Wisconsin, Illinois;
Indiana and, Ohio have much dry
territory. New Yorkand Pennsyl
anla.wlth alltbejNew England
slates, except MalineiMare etlli pretty
wet. Utah, which is nearly dry,, nnd
Florida which ,wW only -at the
great winter reaoftaf elected: togls-
tatures pieageaxaTproniDiuon.
flnUbed Inut tension of congress.
INSPECTOR
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fcupied by two or three pupils from
I no ranches along tho rlvor, Is now
filled with, the children of the new
resident and tbo genial pRlce-sookor
always mnkes It a point to drop In
nt tho little burg as ho realizes that
this llttlo now town consists In the
most pnrt of a voting population.
GOFER BROTHERS
BOY FIFTY FEET
! PJtOPKKTY IH OX KLAMATH, IIK-
TWKKX SIXTH AND HEVKXTII.
llltiCK STRICTURE WILL HE
HUILT OX THE PROPERTY.
ft To get Information on the move-!
nwat for reclamation of tho vast:
&,atirsn land rca around Lower
fJClBth lake, George D. Cantwell,'
i..W?ratlon Inspector for the bloloa-l-i
pjHl survey of the department or agri
Ik celture, has been sonndlne Hovoral ' Fifty feet on Klamath avenue, be-
4ya In this section. 'tween Sixth and Soventh streets, was
i bo mnrsn land proposod to be re- purchased ycHterdny by corer orotn
tklmed form breeding places for crn from O, W. White, through a deal
"ouiands of water fowl of mmy
rltles. which has caused the blo
Joglicsl survey to become Interested
M to got Information on the drnln
W of the land. Reclamation of tho
mp ana tide covered area will
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Miller Tells Doty and Sheets They Are
Skiddish and Says He's Surprised at
Them Grpesbeck Lights the Pipe of
Peace and All is Well.
closed by A. A. Ilellman & Son.
The property lies ndjaccnt to the wlsor than the people.
"I want to go ono record rlclit
now as being against anything above
KlHiuath avenuo." Councilman M.
R Doty.
i "Vou fellows are Just as Hkiddlsli
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as a yearling con; i m suriinseu.
Councilman A. 1. Miller.
"Tbo people haven't told you to do
anything except Issue bonds."
Councilman It. J. Sheets.
"And build i road." Miller.
"I know, 1 know; we're not all so
smart as you." Sheets.
"That's all right; you'ro not
Miller.
"Yes. yes: I know." Sheets.
And so oh ad infinitum. It
all
Hubbard and McDonald
Handle Ebonies at Show
Lumb proporty nt the corner of Sixth
ntrnit ii ml Klnnuith avenue. Cofer
brothers statod this morning that took place at last night's meeting of j
thov rontemDlato eroctlon of an un- the council when the matter of
'wen tho nnmin nt.. . w.i. n.,ini iiricir tiniidinc nn iheli new building a railroad In accordance,
fowl. .. iinidinir. I with the result of last Tuesday's
eloctton. came up tor consxueruiiun.
Councilman Miller offered n reso
lution directing City Engineer Zutu
wult to make a report on the prob
ablo cost and on many other details
of a railroad from tho lower end of
Uppor Klamath lake to a point near
Hairy.
This Is where Councilman, Doty
took the floor and with vigor an
nounced himself as quoted above. Ho
gavo no reason for not wanting tbo
railroad to go north of Klamath
avenue or to Upper.Klamatli lake,
Councilman Sheets also had ob
jections to the resolution, and after
he and Doty had spoken, Miller gnve
expression to the sklddisb colt
phrase, ' . '
Sheets takes tho position that
"We've got to hold Miller down," I
and Miller rather bellevea that Sheeu,
needs bolstering up. Mayne iney
are both about half right at that.
City Attorney R, C, aroesbecfc a
mimed a usual rpje that of, peace?
inaker for the council, and prepared
the following molutloBi which wai
carried unanimeusly:
of the. City of Klamath Falls. to pro
ceed to the construction and equip
ment of a line of railroad within
u lid without tbo city in a northeast
erly direction.
That the city engtner be and be
hereby' Is requested to prepare maps
nf route or routes conformable to
such intention., and plans, specifica
tions and estimates of cost of said
railroad, such, estimates, however,
to be based upon such amount of
construction and equipment as will
not exceed the sum of $300,000.
That tho city engineer be( allowed
un compensation for, the duties here
in Imposed and requested.
COUNCIL PASSES
NEW ORDINANCE
OFFICE OF ELECTRICAL INSPEC
TOR, TO BE APPOINTED BY
THE MAYOR, CREATED BY OR
DINANCE PASSED LAST NIGHT.
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COUNCIL SEEMS WILLING TO PAY
HIM: FOR EXTRA WORK BEING
CAUSED UY RAILROAD'NEGO-
TIATIOXS, BUT WONT
CREASE HIS SALARY. '
IN-
jk , McUon'1' of Merrill and ."when Old Dili Dnlley Plays
'oannle Hubbard of this city will be Ukalelo" Jimmy
i. en-raen In "The Blka Home "Meot Me at Twilight"
- niiiiitrai " n k. t- ri: t...i.i.. mi....
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"On the Dack Seat of
the
Lytic
ItatMtftt "" '
--w m and 6th, LJoyd.Low and
Wnd Bert Hall will he the Into'r-
sr-wr.
&$ Smith will handle the taw
. i.
tP.J..'uv nstrels and the Wocua
rSMrrii 1.1. . .. :; .
iuiir :.'u B,,a r acu win eon'
1'ne
rcl
kTUi he first Dart of the show and
It- Hcond nirt win .iiV ..,wi--
''..ot..nt","gFr- W
bf;?". iiier.;qne5to.' .Movlf, ,
Van Riper
the Old
Henry Ford".
, , liesile Picket nud Madge Shlvo
"Since Princlila Learned to Reacn
il.'gh 'C ",.,Mim Viola Santanuu
"Underneath the ritHi", . . ,,,...
. ; Mis Clara Calkins
"Out of a City of 8,000,000 People,
Vby Old. Vou I'lck Me?". ,., ,
- iii"' ' v);t,'Mjr Mario iRamb')
"AS'nke UprXraonlcn'Trt' r m
Miss Jpsephlnp Low (In costume)
INDIAN GIRL WILL
lECTUREPICTORE
RED WING, WHO PLAYS LEAD.
Although, a, motion to Increase. the
salary of City Attorney R. C. Groes-beck-to
$83.33 a month was lost for
want of a second at last night's
meeting of the council, It Is expected
that Mr. Groeibeck .will be given
more pay while the added duties of
his office are necessitated by work of
building the Strahorn railroad by the
city.
The motion was made by Doty,
but after being lost another motion
to refer the matter to thetnance
committee carrie: The connctlmen
expressed "themselves as" 'favoring
full reward for extra service by the
city attorney,, but preferred to pay
him with separate warrants for-those
services, Instead of outright Increas-
orlty. a. resolution ":U--tAtlkuU-m .
Htti- 'nV.Vri.iwVis1'ii2iiaViis5i!&
v r '.'i. - - f-:.--,ZiZ ta! "V;v- j-ia-HtV J
TVWKSVS 9
live, following .muck ''irrDnAimiiiffJm'. l
..u .c -::... '.2--j 7: r.z?Tizi&wm&,
service and. netwtlUewTtanXMii
ath Water .Uiara'; AasffleUtlieHstS2
The resolution Mtj:fwth?ta'viv1
f ontractfhas- been drafted? irlaWBg-
whereby the eitr? will .amlKflM?
righta .and WntUmrot-t9iiStWiS3
ment to thelei.nttat-tlitfifl
ST
i it
S
ernment heretofore,; h'ai(deelln'el;,t?;
mwi cih,- --"- - "-' -""""
t,.w',-.--iI'.iV4fc.-e,-5;''-.S.:'1
v i- " j ?;"t "j; "ii3i
,kr.'ot
users' asfcctatleshad :. rettaqv
its i uam in ,inernxi..Tne'. u
vwvann -spa,vw.wHaB'r.
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umu--m tn:.wvrMinmimmm .fMBfm
? 'tea
W: ' a
ernment: 'epWisi
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AaUtlon6Ketnif?f1aHtJf.-" . '
y to dlreetor.?i 'l J
iBg:to-thVWndowt:ef;.:A:;:V
- Th.t thB nttr orKuh wwi- . ::;
- -?
the opfnW.;oJttiv
powered under the nre.-tAarWr:-fev
of the, city to enter into,eonmt wlthj
me. unuea owie iiecwx;BtfinwriSS3
Hon, of .whtro-oikldieMuUj!nf.
particular section 'of "said Jinn;SSft-?.
r&
"... Mtiszssmu,
.-- ?'- :.. -;Jl.TJ'tiATl,:
& N"M?i'S,l
siw'l'But.Ai' ,
ing his monthly salary.
.aJrL,
The office of electrical Inspector
for the City of Klamath Falls was
created by the city council last night
wuen it passed an ordinance Intro
duced by Councilman R. J. Sheets
of the first ward., The Inspector will
be appointed by M:yor C, B. Crlsler.
It will be the duty of the electri
cal inspector to inspect the wiring
and electrical apparatus in all build-j,,.,, u,;
IniM1 tn etn a il that IIFk M1 MamF ,i
...BS . w .. -uu r.i- w SPACE IN BLUE BOOK
may oe saiusuarueu.
Mayor Crlsler haa not named the
Inspector, but is expected to do ao
soon, as tho ordinance became ef
fective, as soon an paased.
The monthly salary now is $50.
CITY REFUNDS EXTRA
TAXES.! PAID IN 1812
The city council last night passed
to second reading, an., ordinance re-,
funding to Klamath county $844,51
a extra taxes paid by the Southern
ING WOMAN'S ROLE IN THE; Pclic to Klamath county (n ll?.
A clerical error caused the railroad
company to pay to the county ten"
times as much taxes as were, due nnd
the city's portion of the extra taxes,
amounted to $844.51. ,
', j, .
SQUAW MAN," WILL APPEAR
AT STAR THEATER TONIGHT.
In the orlgllnnl costume she Wore
when the picture was fllaaed.Red
Wlrig, .Wlnnemucca Indian' girl who
takes tho part of Nat-U-Rlch, will
lecture while "The Squaw Man" Is
being exhibited, at the Star1 theater
tonight. The costume Is on display
la the window of. the BaldwInHaTd-
nd b Ittrgeting
The Klamath country will nave'
space in the official Automobile Blue
Book. Secretary Fred .Fleet of the
Klamath Commercial Club has re
ceived an invitation to write the air
'tlcla for thuTsectlbn .and. he now f is
;busy preparlng.it.
lied upon being as follows
"SectionjSl. To purchaie,i'reelTeF;is'.-
ana noia in tneamejor tne.eity.any ,v
or an Tana wier nsnis
ere.ln;any ditches or
..: -1..4- " " .il-'l-,:2.e-Li.L--iXl
i.r.n ?-l .tit-j'&Mi
ns"a -menace to the"pnWic';henRlfnWi
(ovuroYiae wriw ,nMer'-wt,.flBeipii.viT. .
ditchea.or canate." .- 5mffiSjff,f3
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i nai HnaerHnuinorHy,joienBnis,il -jj
.mIA ! --.---. - - .--r, -r- .. .j.
deed (same; being?
omce .or me ; eofWOTetasK oi i guaHmnsiaigsM a
uii.lr . ffrmi"-- mWimtM.nAlm-''.''-Z,
.wiVr.J-Wl a, J . wn. r n
waterrrlghts 'inwterlWWjri
except-
acquired.
erty
property
Klnrnwa.''
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'iy i -.- - - w-ii'li-' -vi j-. iivjr,??-::-;-:-' , J
Ired, one Isiltetedna thpiwS;
of A. D. Carrlck anione,toftlaf?ig:.:
arty' of &cte9Wi&$V?fiMMi:
H holnv tnno. 4iSaUI .1'.Tllf ill7W.?S?- WS
ther of the etor said. aeeeW:,.
personsmakW-inVen'tnmplkt'ttnJlj,;
of the' salF'waterightr'SfiTttifef
city .is 'adYlsed.bF; 1&mm9m&
ueltbcr Jof eaidrljhta.jcantheUftr f 1
byany Mraonr,tiiei.aietetagjBnr; ;m
lng.nbeen'clodUait3wtta -"M
" "t"??-;TATr'.7gg-,Ty.v V'A
to any belr or leaWt; ajidsnld rlfMav "
Uaylng be.jfen"iimii-
That under 'the. prnpniedve ertnaet-I . ,?
,ifr3',."y Vie' '
',VJti;i'. -jk
CoejtlB,a4;m;ynmX'
'i
"" wr
ware- Cbmnany
inuph attenlleu,
:.f
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Red ;Wlng la spendliif rhr vaeg-
an; Klamath1 all
Hnnten Life Klamttu
After spending, ten, days as the
guest of W. C. Dtlton at the Carr
igneh't'.. O. Waiker,"i, A. LltU:an'
W., S.-lmende-returned this mprn-j
Ins to San Francisco. .. They came
here by automobile to, hunt duckabe . succeeded
and geeee and killed
IntbeTule take country,
with m. mhwI tinresslnn of the hunt central., newers
ini'totbo.hndli.klamath.Mr'.sWnU tot GiMajtftttfaje
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onlransyrvamaKraat ;
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all, they, wanted cqmpnnnj, ny.v .tuwmawsmiB,'
t They.kft w.hoI:feleafheea
vteeoae-atOMruCM
ker.U.Brealdeat of 'the CalUornl '
Hardware: riKt' AsebeIatWan ng
.. f...-f .ik..,'?--ir1A 'r'v iMm :
Mr. -' mi ,.- vennirnew' qk,-smm
United Presn1 Service '
k LONDON; Nov. 11. Buehareet
porta that General 'Falkenhaynwltl
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in tne, TransyiTama
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