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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 20, 1917.
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Germany Repeats "Zone"
NEW YORK WOMEN RIOT; GENERAL FUNSTON DIES
Chief of U. S. Field
Forces Drops Dead
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Official Statement
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atDrriariag War. ,-MrU Owc.
I m 10 llrr Altitude.
BKRLI.V, Feb. :o.-A German offl.
till tUUtilent lllcd today My: "II
aut be rrix-aled again.. Whoever
dan patlrl the burred souo will
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WASIIINKTON. l. C, Feb, 30.
Ittttur l-imlng mid Attorney Gen.
Mil Oratory mkej I lie annate judl-
rlry commlttt- today tu Immediately
tM i bill empowering lh prenldent
to rmkUc (lie (irenrnt International
illutloo without declaring war.
8fli a law would enable tint pre.
Oil tu employ the nrttiy and navy to
rott trade and commerce, with nny
Wllfriit, provided tlmi commerce
iocinot tlnUtu International Inw. If
l bill iiim It It understood Hint
Pmldtnt WlUon will not go tmfore
(otntM utile to declare war.
AMBTKItDAM. Feb. S-O.Ambna-or
IVnlli'liI at Vienna h naked
Atitrla o uVilne ih- uttltudn kIio U
-wagon the niibiHuriiio warfare. Ho
Plurlly Inquired wlu-llier Auatria
Mllhdrii Iht nwturauce of safe
ly to American In Aut-onu und Persia
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WASHINGTON, l. C, Feb.
20, .Tito ifplouage bill provltl
ItiK drattlc piiuahmeut fur any
one aecurlng military Informa
tion In Ilm I.' tilled Kutr for n
ftriln power paed tho cti--to
today by a vote of 60 to to.
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AmbAMdor and Mr. Oerrd left ParU today. fcf MtdrUJ aad'jirjcxpecliito leave Spain noon or the
l)itltfI HtatiM. Couniellor Drew haw benn ordcri-il to Vienna To alt Arabaarador Penflpld.
MAYOR CRISLER
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Blilit uc called tudny for tho bullll.
,DIOftho nntv Knn .....I J ..
H ou "vii.. iu.u iiiuuiiu inu
.,.; B'do hill to eliminate tho heavy
'I , ,',r'. "'lor tho nuthtdrliatlon
1 " Klamath ronnty court.
TU. road will 0ve tho preacnt
am., i .'. U,")V0 lh0 D,,,'n I'"16".
'M n' "l rotnrn to tho pro-
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'"! '. U will have a grade
aVi?i' Vor l per cont' ,hu, doln
n L.a ,",(l rR(l0 tbU road.
!X,,reh 8,h "nrt " "''"lory,
i? !.dny l,,nt work w '
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tart .'. U p,ttnnel to complete tho
k. . """M Pronram waa ilven at
fOlXCII.MAN IMrTV HTKIW DOWN
UtO.M OKKICK UHT NIGHT.
PA VI MS CUTTING OKDINANCK
TO IIK lUtAUX
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ti Rc,onco "Ml laat night way wo will be affected when
f T'i . J' uwwtit'i pupil' cliuntTurk la driven from Kurope and
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-."v uru nroinnt fn. h. ..itni
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Drluy tit Klntimth KalU, IUnd,
likevlew mid other tommuiiltleN In
dlirlinralnK deulln rolnrldontnl wltli
Hut eniKtructlon of the Central Ore
Kon Itallvrny project liavr deferred for
tttvnritl Wfekii the ImuiKurntlon of the
eainimlan In Portland for aiding the
railtnlUittlcii or tlitunlertiikli)K, oajMi
the Porttnud OreKunlan.
Hubert K, Htrnlmrn, nt the head of
ih oroli-rt I now In California, mid
until hi return to Portland the Port. I The city council convened laat ulght
Und railway committee will not -tart wl,n Mor c- " CrUler back In tho
work. Committee meeting have been 'hair " toJourn of aeveral week
hold, however, und detail of tho prog- '" California. Councilman Doty tcp
re thti far made hua been checked iw "n n ''' r the nffalr
up. With every forward Men Hie of the city to tho ma or. Judgo A. I-.
committee la more aauguluo of ultl- Invltt commended the mayor pro
male urcrm, mid confident of tho " ' ' conduct of tho office,
benefit that will acrruc to Oregon a Two ordinance, one relating to
u whole and Portland In particular ( flro hazard and fire prevention and
from tho ronitrurtlon of the railway. 'the other to tno dutlc and privilege
Mr. Btrahom ha advUed hi Port. 'of tho fire chief wero brought In by
land office, and the committee mem- City Attorney Grocbeck and referred
ber that II would not bo conalatent to to the Judiciary coiumlttco.
atnrt tho Portland campaign aaklng! ho matter of cutting pavement
for financial aid until tho various com-aj replacement was brought up, nnd
mu nit leu, which had already nmumml city Attorney tiroeibcck waaavked to
certain reponlbllltie, hrd dl fmrao an ordinance. which would pro-
charged them. That thee rcaponal Ude for the replacement of the pave-!-
bllltle will bo met antUfactorlly In a.mcnt through tho city engineer, to
prevent holea being left In the pave
ment and permanent damage done.
(I. J. Walton, local manager of the
California-Oregon Power company,
wa printout at the meeting. He aa
8U rod tho council that hi company
In ready to replace pavement cutting
at nil time, In accordance with the
wlrhe of tho council.
Mr. Walton alao Informed the coun
cil that action towards Inatalllng the
elty lighting ayitem la being upheld'
by tho non-arrival of carload of fix-1
turoa ahlppod from the East laat
month, Ho aald the pole are here,
and tbnt tno fixture are the only
thing now holding up the work, ,HeN
alio ald It would take thirty-Are to
forty days to complete the work aftor
The Port of tho Turk la destined to It la started.
play In world affulra wa outlined by A petition tor a pemit w exieno
ir--nii. Pnriinm nt the Ooinol Hail the small eating atand Joctd on
nenr the postofflro In last night's er.,Maln street, between SUth and Bev
vlco. What the Olble sy about enth street, waa referred to the ire
"when he shall come to hie end, and, , committee for consideration,
none shall help hl'm," and the vital; Mayor Crlelcr suggested a sidewalk
affected wnen mo ordinance near mo ciwj -i,-
Con- Ing. A general aldewaiR auoussion
will followed, but no notion waa takes,
lm made clear In toulght'a dlscovjrse, Mayor Cruier also reportea ai t
MRS. INNES ASKS
FOR NEW TRIAL
WIFK OF FORMKR KKDKHA1. AT
TOItNKV OONVICTKD OF Ull
CK.VV, WILIi HAVK HKAIUNO
NKXT MONTH
ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 20.- Mellon
for a now trial ha beeu made by t
tomey reprcentlng Mr. Ida Inuus.
recently convicted of larceny after
trtitt In connection with the dliup
pearance of tho Nelm sister In Texan
two year ago. The hearing was set
for March 17th.
BI6 ANNUALjELKS'
BALL IS JONIGHT
I.AIUiK SOCIAL KVK.VT 1IKLI) IN
KKAMATH FA1.US KVKKY YKAIl
ItV MK'Ali UHHiK WII.I TAKK
1-I.ACK TONIGHT IN TKMPLE
FOOD SITUATION MOST SERIOUS
IN YEAR8
Dea-ad Relief Freea Mayor MateheU.
Sobw Uadare a-IUcs nS -
lag Riot Today Followed Tl-lu
in Teseaaeat Districts Teatecday.
l-der Arreeted Alter Alteicatloai
WIUi Police 2,000 More Gather:
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Valuable Army Man
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The big annual ball ghen by Elks
Lodge N. 1247 of this elty will be
held nt the beautiful temple of the
local lodge tonight.
A large number of iintttitlons have
been sent out In the city and tho
Klntimth Valley, many being extended
to persons outside of the lodge, as
well a members.
Thin ball Is the largcbt tiuglo so-
! clal function of ltt nature In the city
each year. The Peerless orchestra
has been engaged, the temple placed
tn special order mid complete arrange
ments made for an enjoyable occn
s-lon.
The largest uttendauco to a fuuc
tlon of this nature held In the city Is
expected to be present .tonight.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20 Crying "We
want bread." more than 300 women.
bare headed and scantily clad, storm'
ed the city hall today demandng re-
lef from the high cost of food from
Mayor Mitchell.
Some declared their families are
starving. Most of the women carried
babies, their faces showing the pinch
of hunger. This followed serloua food
sluts jestcrday In tho tenement dis
tricts, placing before New York the
mo.-t hcrions food situation in year.
Marie Oani"and Mr. Ida Harris led
the women. After an altercation with
the police Miss Gnnx was arrested.
The women attempted to storm the
patrol wagon, but the police forced
them back. A "delegation at head
quarters tqld tho police there wero
2,000 women forming at Rutgers
Square to march to the city hall.
Tears streamed down the faces of
the women as they cried to the cordon
of police for bread.
obneraii Frederick funaton
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Is necery to have the planking oh
the BaptaMM anal bridge replaced,
aa It la wort out.
TAX ROLLS WILL
BE READY MONDAY
HIIF.IUFF HUMPHREY SAYS THE
TAX ROLLS WILL RE 'READY
FOR COLLECTION AHEAD OF
,DATE SET RY LAW
The tux tolls for Klamath county
will be open next Monday, George
Humphrey, sheriff, announced today.
Although not required by law to be
onen before March 1st. Mr. Humphrey
suys that they will be ready by Mon-j
day. and will bo opened for the tax
payers on that date tor collection.
The book wero turned over to' the
sheriff's office today from the county
ascessor's office.
' Puyment of taxes may be made In
two payment under the Oregon law.
The first half la duo and delinquent
(after April Sth.
TWO AMERICANS
FINALLY RESCUED
WERE AMONG SURVIVORS OF
NORWEGIAN STEAMER DA-RE-
TIE, SUNK RY GERMAN 8UH
KHELL FIRE
LONDON, Feb. 20. Two Ameri
cans are survivors of the Norwegian
steamer Delbetie, which was sunk by
shell Are from a German submarine
recently.
They wore rescued after thirteen
hours in an open boat, the Norwegian
embasay announced today. John
Guerra of -Loa Angelea la one of the
men.
PAN ANTONIO. Tex, Fee. Jt
Major General Frederick' lete-,
commander of the So-then depart-
saent of the United Bfatee sunay tenet
ed on the Mexican ' Border, dropped r
dead at :1S last night ia the lofcer
nt th- SI -nthnn- nl . ,.,,.....,
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4 no uHvmi i put -me mnm v
little agister of hotel sHat'v-em
hc suddenly stiffened In trie e-airaad
toppled ever uaeoaacloa.
The General died before the arrival
or tie physicians who were msb
inoned. --
The body lay In state this afternoon
from 3:30 to nightfall la the old Ala
mo, where Davy Crockett and many
Texas heroes perished mere than
three quarters of a century ago. The
body will reach Ban Frsactoeo Friday
In a private car, in charge of hie staff;
officers.
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eral J. Franklin Bell, major general
of the Western department of the
United States army, announced today
that Genera Fnnston will he buried
in inc military cemetery i toe rrre- vvi
sidlo here, with full military. honor. V 'S
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ArtUlery Heard Freea 4ls
PARIS, Feh. 0. The French bun
prlaed the German, raiding a trenclj
In North Fltrey aad capturing ntany
prisoners, 1t la aanounead. Heavy ar
tillery Are c be beard here from
the Ota and Alme reaJea . h, "i
Mr. Funston, who is In SaajFran-
cisco. collapsed When notided of the
death of her huitasMd but -lent, and
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is prostrated wuaajriei. fy Jr ,- je.
The death of General Faaatoniatvnp, 4s
this time la one of the greatest toe JcA
to the United States arm foriacase V,
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cnarge. it naa oeen preaiciee inav .$,
ha v.i, l.t kam Kn In vham Mf t i 4Mt
larger military operations tocaaeTtv34MJ
war; that Is, actually l theield. jsat.V 'M
a he haa.beea U charaWafK- ft'lh;
lean border, His knowledge or. tow ..Ui'JfS
army, ft condition, the Marteaa sites- ZM&
tlnu and ability are InvalnaWe to the
United 8tatea. , hfi'M'l
He baa been called a -rernedt- f fm
linn nt nonorml IT. 8. nr-Kt.H-1 5 K n'R
strong, alert and ful ef.tutnrglamll-f
Itary genius. He waa, net igradaaie pM&
of Weat Point, but wgi1t-aAiiriVit
tlon hy hard slugging iMfiA0Qmlr1&$gf
When the Bpantah war bro oat bilv
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worn wun me n.ansa Temnieeu -ap'u.K
was promoted front ctyMltto-'BjrgnW
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piece of conspicuous bravery 's)ti?.v
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