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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1017.
fries. Five Cesmi
Hrralfl
PARADE WILL BE
HELD TOMORROW
FOR FORI OOYS
10 START AT COURT MOURE
ABOUT OTMK'K
Woman' IMirr Cocas tlrhlnd th
MAtMMml llaM Will II (hit.
Oaragra Offer Ksrvkvw of Car.
Atom! Ten lUrrwHa KspsrlfU lo
Lsave KUmMh Fall Word I
'Meant From Bre at ttsrrark.
Arrangements are being made today
by the Wom'nn'a Htlltf Corp of thU
city for a til patriotic parade to be
Itld lit Hid morning In bid about ten
Fort KUmath and other local reeruls
ftrtwell who leave In the morning
for Vancouver barrack. The Oram!
Army of the Republic will ato attend.
The parade I to form at the court
sotwe at 9 o'clock and will proceed
to the Southern Pacific nation.
The local band will be on hand for
the occasion. Mra. Z. C. Kimball,
president of the corps, announced to
day, and' all the garage In the city
hate contented lo donate the ue of
Ibrtr automobllea for the parade free
of rharge.
Recruiting Officer for returned to
tb rliy Thursday night and Friday
tat to Culloquln, where he met eight
recrulu from Port KUmath, who ac
companled him lo thla city. They
will leave In the morning and the
officer expects lo have aeveral othera
to accompany them. Postmaster Del
Mil may have aeveral ready lo leave
for the navy atatloa at that lime alao.
The Fort Klamath hoya will Join the
cavalry division largely.
Officer For eipecta to bo atatloncd
her for several daya yet on recruit
log tcrvlce and can be found at the
Hotel Hall. He recrulta for all
branches of (he army.
Word received by Mrs. F. I'. Tur
ner, from Robert, her eon, who la at
Vancouver barracka with the eighteen
KUmath boya, aaya they have their
ualforma now, but ahortly after they
got them on to atroll around they
were called out on fatigue duty and
had to put on their overall and
Jumper. f
Twenty of the boya had to spend
three hours one day recently mowing
the lawaa at the barracka, but he said
(key needed the exercise. Another
roup, not Including the Klamath
boya, wa aaalgned to digging up a
BRITISH NEARER
CAMDRAI NOW
LONDON, April II. The Brltlah
we advanced another mile towarda
Carabral and have captured Oenne-
llOtt. ,
The French have gained ground
urth or Rhelms, south or Juvlaeonrt
nd east of Courcy.
60,000 Berlin Workers
Refute to Resume Work
COPENHAGEN, April 11. Ad-
lcc received her nay that 10,000
n.,iu .
oerim workmen who have been on a
trlke since the bread ration were
Argentine Makes Demand
From Germany for Damage
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BUBMOeV AIR, April II, Tha Hns stsauwr Protsglno. The- Lta-
rgtB. goyargpm ha. formally ' ,TZ1TTC rX I. u.
dams.ri'. 4w -'' " i u ugdarttsis tut l repiru
"wandad that Oermaay glva fait- uM9 a declaration of war U
'ttlon for the staking f the Arg to follow.
POWER COMPANY
TENDERS DEED
RIOIIT-OP.WAY FOR KXTKN'HION
OP HTIIAIIOHN RAILROAD UP
LINK RIVER TO PEMCAX HAY
HAM BEEN FORWARDED
The rntnmltti-e of cltUciu headed
by W. p, Johnson that recently re
turned from n trip lo Kan Francisco
to raise money from the Jobbers and
other limine men of that city for the
Nlrahorn railroad terminal fund wish
to give expression lo their apprecia
tion of the treatment accorded and
service rendered to them In their
work bv Ihn rallriir,tla.nrnn t,..
I Company, and particularly are they
under obligation lo Ales Uosborough,
vice-president of that corporation, for
the pains taken by hlro to assist In
securing subscriptions to the termi
nal fund.
In addllou to a substantial cish
subscription by that company, Mr.
Johnson has come back with the In
formation that the California-Oregon
Power Company has txecutcit h .ki.d
contributing a very considerable strip
of right-of-way on the west side of
Link river for the extension of the
Slrahorn railroad to the Pelican flay
mill. This iled, Mr, Johnson mmh In
formed, has been eiecuted and baa
already been forwarded for Imme
diate delivery to the right-of-way
committee.
WIRE TAPPRRM CONTINUE '
ON LOH ANGELES WIIIKH
IX)K ANUKLK8. April tl. De
spite the activities of federal agents,
the wlru tappers are continuing to
'operate The wire were cut again
last night near Rivera. It I an
nounced that all wire will be
guarded tonight.
URUGUAY STANDING ARMY
MOROMXKR FOR INVASION
IUIKN08 AIRKS, April 21. Dis
patches received from Montevideo to
day say that the entire standing army
of Uruguay haa been mobolUed to
guard naalnst an Invasion by the
Brailllan-Kormen.
cemetery near the barracka, which Is
being moved.
He aald the only complaint about
the treatment they are getting now
waa a little about the food, but that
thla Is due lo the rush of so many
new recrulta and that they are prom
ised bitter food aa soon aa they are
BMlgnod to their post where more
ample arrangement have been made.
Robert wrote that Beryl iiawies
haa been accepted after examination
and la at the barrack.
Word received from Ralph Hum
by his mother, Mra. Jennie Hum of
this city, sara that Joe Skelton baa
enlisted In the aviation corpa. Hum
la with tho Oregon Guard medical
corps.-
Clifford Sevlts. Kdwln P. Coi and
Inland II. Hatnea are members of. the
Second Company Coast Artillery corpa
at Eugene, where they are attending
the unlverally. They have not been
called out yet.N
The Fort boya who have enlisted
are C. R. Carter. C. a. iiowe, jonn
Gardner. Fred Sumbrum, Roy Noab,
Harold Bunch and K. 8. Q rover.
cut again by order of the imperial
lovcrnaent. still refuse to end their
atrlke. Their force have been
ttrenKfhened by 8,000 Turemburgera,
who have joined their ranka.
1 20 APPLICANTS
FILE ON LANDS
LAIKJE llt'HIl MADE TODAY AT
ItKCIMATION OFFICE PKOB
ABLY INCREASE TO AT LEAST
173 APPLICANTS HANDLED
One hundred and twenty applicants
had filed water-rights on the Tule
Lake laud up until 1:10 thla after
noon and the reclamation service of
flro was filled with more applicant.
It la believed that at leaat 176 will
apply before the office cloaca.
The reclamation service office
will not close-at G o'clock tonliht.
a usual, but will keep open until late
to accommodate applleans.
"It was nlso given out at the office
that arrangement will probably be
made to handle appllcauta tomorrow
If any arrive on the, train tonight.
Applications have been filed on
most of the Oregon tracta, but com
paratlvely few on the California, and
some have not been filed on at all.
BALFOUR AHR1VKH
IX UXITKD STATEM
WAKHINOTON, April SI.
e The state department announced
today tut British Foreign Mln
Utr Balfour haa landed safely
In America lo confer with
United etatea official' to how
America can best M tha allies.
PICTURE MUST
BE WITH PASS
NKU'ORDKRMADKATWAHHING.'trasfer thelr cerudeate, for the
TO. IX IIKOAHD TO I'AfWKS TOboBd or " ,he certificate.
The telegram received by the local
OOVKRNMK.vr DKl'ARTMKNTS. , bank from Governor A. Kaina. of the
laXHIXU OrTTS THK FIRHT
WASHINGTON, D. C. April II
It waa announced today that all ad-
mission paasea Iwued to the fovern-
mm itaiiaelMiknla ltAlMMliiaB Mmtm 1
ment aepanmenia neginning-Nay i
must bear the holder's photograph.
The flrt pass wa Issued to Sec '
retry of State Lansing.
The order applies to all govern-
ment official, employees, member
of the press and other.
RENA MOONEY TO
BETRIED MONDAY
ANNOUNMECEXT THAT TRIAL OV
ALLRQKD BOHR PLOT CON.
8PIRATOR POSTPONED ON AC?
COUNT OF OXMAN CHANGED
SAN FRANCI8CO, April II. Dis
trict Attorney Flckert announced to
day that Rena Mooney, charged with
murder for participation la the Baa
Francisco preparedneaa parada bomb
outrage, will go on trial Monday.
It had been previously announced
that her trial had been postpoaed
pending the Investigation of Oxman,
the Oregon cattleman who' haa been
arretted and I out on bond charged
with falsely testifying and asking
other witnesses to do tha same.
Judge Griffin has ordered that
Edward Nolan, accused of tha same
crime In tha bomb eiplolo, b al
lowed to provide ball of ,f MOO east)
or 16,000 bond. Nolaa galasd hit
freedom thla afternoon.
Captala of Detectives Matheson
tsitltsd today that he NUstm tho
vldeace Is , laauf ficleat .to, warraat
holdlag Nolan without giviaff him
chtae to provlda bail. 1
Oimaa' InvtstlggtlM U to h oau-
ducted l open court Mi U haa been,
released on caih ball o U,fl0
U. S. TREASORY
OFFICER OFERS
CERTIFICATES
AtiraoMXMH saoo.oee.eoe
C'AHH CIRTIFICATKH
IX
Flnst Katleaml ataam of Ttiia City Has
Brew Anlhermad to Receive Han-
acriptlesi Atp Pnyaete April I.
4
Mar Be Taarmwt to War Bo or
CHaV-l)tBJ(otw Are Ready and
AnxiosM to ftecHre Ttiem.
The secraUrjr of the United State
treasury department baa offered
SlOe.OOO.OOe In treasury certificates
to Inventor of the United Bute at
S per cent Interest for war prepar
ations and the First National bank
of thla city, ajmember of the Federal
Reserve, ha been appointed to re
ceive subscriptions for these certifi
cate.
These bond are to be floated to
provide money at this time for the
government to build ships, supply
food, and generally to carry on the
war which exists between this coun
try and Qermaay.
Inventor all over the country have
been waiting for the announcement
pending action by congress to. take
advatage of securing the Invest
ments. It I eoaaldered the duty and
privilege of tha people to do their
part In aiding the country at thla'
time. The Pint National bank ha
decided to Uke some of the cer
tificates and advocate that thla com-
munly liberally subscribe.
The eertlfleai'ea tare known now
aa "Cash Csrtlflcstee" and are pay
able July 1. -Till method Is being
followed to give the government time
to print the regular bonds for the
lt, A tha, tln InviMtnnt mar
Federal Reserve bank of San Fran
cisco, la aa follews:
"Secretary of the treasury offera
$200,000,000 treasury certificates,
payable July 1, bearing interest at
thre .. C(.n.
Should payment for
governaeI,t wtr 9 be called prior
0 tmU -ate tnet, certificate ptu
BCCrueli Btere8l em , Uied ta that
You tre ,uthorledto receive
suhiierlntlona In vour district. Pleaae
,,. romotlv amount of such sub-
acrlDton by and through your bank
on receipt of which I will, wire In
structions regarding payment to be
made Tuesday or Wednesday."
H-S SUBMARINE OOHf)
INTO WATER AT EUREKA
EUREKA, April tl. Charlotte
Fraser, daughter of the aalvage con
tractor who rescued the United
Btatee aubmarlne H-l,' pulled a red,
white and blue ribbon today which
released the cable. Md relaunched
the aubmarlne which stranded on the
coast of Humboldt county Isat De
cember. The eubmarla waa hauled
across the aandhllla a mil after the
government failed to float It. It
will now be towned to Mare Island to
b commissioned.
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HUNGARIAN KILLED) THREE
INJURED BY EXPLOSION
PITTSBURG, April II. Nick Fel
lls, a Hungarian, waa killed today
and three other were fatally Injured
by an explosion of dynamite. The
pollcs aro Investigating the report
that Fellls was making a bomb.
PORTUGUESE CABINET RESIGNS
WHEN DECREE NOT FOLLOWM)
LISBON, April II. The rejection
by parliament of their decree to In
stitute a National Booaomlo Council
has eaused ths Portugu eabtnst to
rssiga, it Is announssd.
NO MORS LSAVW.Or
ABSBNOB FROM ARMY
WASHINGTON. D. C. April II.
Secretary" of War Baker anasunead
todiy thst no mors Isav of abssact
Meat' under I'exeepttoaa) elrcum-
a a ' aai . i
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FILIBUSTERS AT
IT IN SENATE
orroMTio.v to coxmcriptiox
BILL AIH8K WHILK HKVHKHKS.
TATIVKH OF HOBOW. LABOR
FKDKRATIOX PRKDICT RIOT8
WASHINGTON, D. C, April II.
The opponents of tb coasciiptlos bill
fllbuctered this afternoon and It took.
one hour to atop them.
The senato finally voted to con
sider the conscription bill. Senators
Thomas, La Fotlette, Groan. Hiram
Johnson and Fernatd opposing.
Senator Chamberlain explained that
the first provision raised the else of
tbe regular army and the mlliu to a
total of 10,000 officer and H.-
000 men. He declared that only half
of the physically fit eligible to serve
sre to be used.
The senate military affair commit
tee heard Grant Hamilton, represent,
ing tbe American Federation of La
bor, J. Eadea How, tbe millionaire
hobo, and Professor Cheney, of tbe
University of Pennsylvania, argue
against conscription. Tbey predicted
that riots, bloodshed and strike will
follow tbe passage of the conscrip
tion bill.
RAID Oft OOVER
COSTS TWO SHIPS
FIVE GERMAN DESTROYERS AT
TACK, LOSE THO. "ANV PCsnW
.vis; T v yf'i' W-
BLY THREC; 'WHILE GERMAN
OFFICERS AND MEN CAPTURED
LONDON, April II. The admlr-
slty announced today thst two Ger
man destroyers were sunk and an
other wa possibly destroyed In sn
attempt to raid Dover last night.
Five German ship participated la
tbe attack. Two Brltlah ships at
tacked the Germans and the fight
lasted about five minutes..
Ten German officers snd S5 men
were taken prisoners by the British-
SENIOR PLAY IS
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
"MERELY MARY ANN," WELL
KNOWN PLAY, WILL RE PRE
8ENTED BY THE GRADUATING
CLASS AT OPERA HOUSE
"Merely Mary Ann," Israel Kang
will well-known play, will bo pre
sented by tbe graduating das of the
Klamath County high school on next
Friday night, April 17, at Houston's
opera house.
The play Is laid In England and has
for It theme the drudgery Inflicted
upon a poor girl when taken in. charge
by a London apartment proprietress
upon her becoming an orphan. 8he
fall In love with one of tbe tenant
of tho house, a young English com
poser named Lancelot, who Is strug
gling for fame. She falls heir o a
large fortune and Is compelled to oast
her love aside, as she Is takea to her
new horn near London. Tim pa;
he again meet Lancelot, who has be
come' famou aa an opera composer.
At first he faintly recognhwaher, but
she makes It known to him who aha
is and he U mads extremely happy by
finding his "Merely Mary Ann" aad
-his wife.
Tha play Is specially adapted to
high 'schools and undsr tho. direction
of Ml Marshall aad Mr: Gregg of
tho high school It promises to be a
great sues.
Reserved seat will be on sale at
tha opera house oa next Monday.
SKELTON JOINS
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AVIATION CORPS
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LOUW HOAGLAXD 18 ALSO IN THE
AVIATIOX SECTION AT VAN.
COUVKB WAITIXG FOR ORDERS
TO KNTKR FLYING SCHOOL
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A letter written by Joe Skelton to
hi ancle and aunt, Mr. and Mr. C. I.
Stone, .was received today. Informing
them that Joe had passed all the re
quired esamlaatloM nad Is now la
the aviation section of tb signal
corn, awaltlsc .eosalnsieat at Vaa.
couver barrack. He think It prob
able that h may be sent to Fort Sam
nosaioB, lexas. -
Joe states thst a large number of
'the students from the university have
already enlisted, and thnt In a short
time the old "U" will resemble a
girls' ssminsry. Tbe university si
low credit to those who enlist for the
rest of the year' work. He write
that there la Sjulte a bunch at Van'
couver from KJamath Falls, aad thst
Louie Hooglaud has also enlisted In
the aviation section.
Mr..8tone will leave in tbe morn
ing for Vanconyer to visit Joe.
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BOSTON. .April II. It wa .
announced here today thst the
"firing off ie. coast," reported
recentl br'Ahree coast auard
Station, wsatfblastlng. following
a fdrsilareUgatlon of the
thstcoast statins. .
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WOULBXT "KNUCKLE ROWS?
TACOMA. April II. Jesus Christ
wouldn't knuckle down to the kaiser,
declare the Rev. C. W. Meyer of this
city. This is jsnat the Rev. Meyer
has to aay about Christ's attitude on
the present wsr;
"If Christ was tbe captain of an
American liner nnd Kaiser BUI said
to him. 'Don't you dara sail Your
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boat, across thy line. If you do, I
will kill you." he would sail the ahlp
across thst line -In defiance of Kaiser
Bill, if it wero, the right snd true
thing to do. His .disciples wsraed
Him not to go to Jerusalem. Tbey
said Hs would., loss HI life It He
went. He did, not stsy sway snd
keep the pence.. Hs went to Jerusa
lem and waa crucllfled, although He
knew before He went tbat He would
be. Yet It was His duty snd He did
not shirk It. slthough by so doing He
started the- greatest conflict the
world has ever known the battle
between right aad wrong."
RECRUITING OFFICER AT
MARRIAGE LICENSE OFFICE
8AN FRANCISCO. Aprlh II. Be
ginning today a recruiting officer of
the United 8tte navy will be sta
tioned at the marriage license of
fice here aad likely looking recruit
will be asked: "Will you enlist?"
Lieut. Commander C. P. Hull, com
manding the Twelfth Naval District
recruiting depott announced today
that he had takea such action, as the
result of the Increased number of
marriage' of young men eligible to
srmy service sines war waa declared
against Oermaay.
19 Americans on Crew
of Relief Ship Subbed
YMUIDEN, Holland. April II.
Nineteen Americans and fifteen othera
. P
were among the crew of the relief ship
Hungwian Re votation Said
To Be I
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ROME. Aprti II. Advles ri
Tr A Ti. 's .ij, "4
eelvsd by the vattsaa aay that a "iivi
tutloa Is tmmlatat la Huasjary
HOUSE MILITARY
COMMITTEE IS
FORVOLUNTEERS
VOTK8 13 TO ft F-OR VOfiUXTRRR
AMKVDMENT
Committee Work to PrsvaaH Aa?
FooaXinTrs Keacrlsa; Gwasiif
Tlirongh SrasxHm-vhi Safe, I.?''
sage Is tttfv c? to AnstoMtnwcr
Tarwowskl as)) AM Geraastt t'-t-nut
From China.
WASHINGTON, D. C. April II.
The bouse military committee voted
todsy IS to 8 to report in the army
UIl with nn amendment attached
authorising the president to call for
volunteers before' the universal mlll-v
tsry training bill Is enforced;
A committee of representative of
tbe stste. tbe Justice aad coaasercs,
departments sre working oa plans to"
prevent American foodstuffs shlppd
to Scandinavia from reaching Geo
many by round-bout route. -
The state department aaounsed,
today that England has grantsd as
passage to the Austrian ambassador.
Count Tarnowskl. who is to rsturav
home. Ssfe conduct haa slso bee
given to the German mlatstsr and his
eonanlsr aUf f which to returning from
China by way of San-Frsaeiseo -sad
th United Stste. - '
Count Tarnowskl expect to leave:
early next, week!
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GAINS IN SIZE
N.
REPORTS RKCRlVFIi AT AMTKIL
DAM INDICATE 1UAT SEVEttAL '
HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN ARE
OUT WHILE KRUPPS JOINS i.
AMSTERDAM. April ll.-rRsporto
received here todsy say on ttf strike
situation in. Germanr Indicate, that
several hundred, thousaad
am
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out" la Berlin.,
Effort are being made to arbitrate
their demands.. Bethmana von Holl
weg has refused, to set as umpire's
tween the gtsshar snd the govern
ment. T
Grave rlotlnmi reported, at Magde
burg and ttfe Mrupp employee at sW
sea sre report to s joining ,m
trike-
Several thousand men are strlklag
at Ulpslg. It U ssid..
America's War Dec, Ut Ait-dole
8AN FRANCI8CO. April II. Th
Mi STRIKE
Oerman police, dog. which turned -'
scout end did Red Cross "duty, aad,
the St. Bernard which has been used,
by French sad Italian aoldler. I to
be followed by an American, war dog,
the Alrdale. la tho opinion of doV
breeder and arssy men here. There
are thousand of alrdale where there
are few' police dog.
Kongsll. which has sa isported,",
submartaed. -ThsKeaalleftPort-: "
land. Mala. March II.
ha landed at Ymulden.
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