OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH COUNTY
Mtotaatlt Year No, aS4S
wo -Day
;itors pleased with pagaents
116 PARADE IN
IAIN'S HONOR
THRILLS PEOPLE
IT APPLAUSE GREETS AP
FEASANCE OK PROCESSION
Displayed Ukra Rsteasive
of Liberty
Mesne Make Hraattfal Near
i
Ml Attractive Drills m4
by Srtseot Girts ta Rod,
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WaHoaa
Ara Vary Effective
(Tha monster pageant bsra yeeter-
waa aere alabarata aad apectac-
ir than that of Tuesday, aad waa a
station ta tha spectators,
tha air with karats af applauaa'
It paeaad. About three-alerters
a alia at aulaue Maaa aad artistic
ratios aaassd before tha throne,
lea llasd tha streets. At ao provl-
occasion aaa taara aaaa auca a
Iplay la this city, la tha Ooddasa
Ubsrty, Rod Cross aad Btraaora
stive floats, put oa by tha.
tbratloa committals F. D. Mllas of
Mils Sign company, snowed a
lias which had not hltharto baaa
llsed by hla local Meads.
Tha Ooddasa of Ubsrty, Miss Maria
bo, aad bar two maids of hoaor,
i Josls Low and Mis Karla Mont.
ssry, carried of tha honors of the
slon In the most gracious manner
llaabla. Miss Clara Calklas.
tvlag la a chariot handled a wild
fcpearlag alk la tka B. P. O. K. float
tkoat apparent dlfaculty. There
ere unique lumber displays by tha
Itcaa Ray Lumber compaay aad tha
ith Maaufacturlag cempany:
were flower decorations, bunt-
decorations In every design that
kuld be Imagined. A very attractive
iture of tha parade waa marching
id drIIUag of tka small school girls
corated In red, white and blue, and
miniature Uncle Bam, under the
hpervlsloa of Mrs. Laura Mayer, who
sat a great deal of palne la work
out this pleasing spectacle. Tha
suits, however, certainly Justified
le efort, for the drill wklck occur
at tka various coraera was fault-
Particularly noticeable was tha
suntaln," given at tha comer of
tie aad Main.
Cfcalraaa W. T. Lee, R. II. Dunbar
W. A. Deliell, the committee
Ehlch had tha parade la charge, as
all as those who participated, ara
ertalBly to ba congratulated on this
madid BracMaioa with hioh vi.. '
leaaia procession with which Kwa.
h rails greeted Its vi
vtajKra.
atfag tha Ood-
Tha silk flaga decorating
of Liberty float were presented
tha Ooddasa aad her two maids by
se oslsbratloa committee la co-on
itlaa with r. D. Milne,
Tha pagaat arias ebmmlttee con-
I t Mrs. R. H. WrHtaabuM. 0.0.
logua aad Professor ft. R. Bowman.
fhey awda the fellawlag awards on
sa btivbm aoaui . r l
rirat arise, WhlttiPelUan garage.'
lit eaeoaa prise, missee vm oeaad, .
fatal aad Barbara Qaeller, Rllaabeth
pa vara Houstoa, rapreaaatiag tha
l a.v. .. :. . .r i . -.
svy, is) inira arias, Artaur'Bette,
raiioas. vi.sv,
,
Mr. and lira, JasIum Kimball toft
Mterday far a few days' buslnass
trip ta tha Creeeent cauatry. ,
Stfjtt ftf tmfttg Herald
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AVIATOR OOTY
FAILS TO. SOAR
HEAVY MACHINE BROUGHT BY
AIRMAN WOULD NOT TAKK TO
THIS AIR IN THIN ALTITUDE.
DISAPPOINTS CROWD
Great disappointment waa evt
dtitc4 by the people of Klamath
rails and by Aviator Lyman Doty,
over his unsuccessful attempts to per.
form kla aerial feat during tha cele
brattoa. Only once was ho abla to
ralsa from iba ground la a short
lakl mmA Ikaa hU uk HhtlB Wfta
wMUlf of . ortllM.
"Tha big biplane constructed eene
dally (or daradavll aiuats could not
ba gotten lata (ha air la this altitude
and uausual air conditions, where an
rdlaary machine would fly without
who-dlmculty," declared Doty, today la
dtoc"B w' rni l hU ""'
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"Tha air hera Is as full of bolsa aa
a BwHa chaasa, but had I baaa aaia
to aacaad a taw thousand fast I would
have baaa an right," aa saw. no was
wara la his pralsa of tha treataeat
acoordtd him by local people la his
mUfortuas.
CIVIL STRIFE IN
EAST THREATENS
CHANG WHIN DHIRRGARDH ULTI
MATCH. Of MILITARY COVER
NOR TSAO KUN LATTER MO
niLUua troops
TIKNT8IN. July B. A military
email In China Is Imminent. Psadlng
troops showing signs of opposition to
Qeneral Chang Hsun's dictatorship,
under tha guise of monarchy, Tsao
Kun, tha military governor of Chi LI
province, sent aa ultimatum detanda.
Ing that Chang llaun withdraw troops
from Pskla within twenty-four hours.
Hmb dlaragarded this ultimatum,
aad Tsao Kua la now aobllUlag 10.
000 troops, preparing to proceed to
Pekln.
Tka advocatei of tka restoration
of the Maachu dynasty haa Jailed
Waag; flku Chaa, minister of war un
der the republic. Nine alleged trait.
W aeuted, among them
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Prlnr Pu U'n, chairman of the state
council,
Pu Lun was the Chinese envoy to
tha flt Louis ssposltloni
RAN PRANCIBCO, July 5 Dr. flun
Yat Bun, the first representative of
tha Chinese republic, haa been ap
polateJ commander of tha naval
forces or unmese ngnting ror vrassr-
Wtla of tha republic, aocordlag to
aaneei.
Mrs. Ckarlsa Putnam of Badlands,
Calif., who haa baaa visiting Mrs. I.
D. Applaaata soutasast of Malla,
toavsd-wlth Judge D. V. Kuykeadall
aad faatlly far Geseeat btty aad Ba
raka Prlaay, Tkey will eamp an
route wa tr tkrn weeks.
KLAMATH FALLS, OMGON, THURSDAY,
Celebration
TROUBLE STARTS
AM0N6 MINERS
NEAR PHOENIX
APPEAL FOR AID in SENT TO
WASHINGTON
I'aMaal Ntata Tiuopa Have Bora Or
aWad Proa Doagtea to OjawM Dta
tarhaara BHaatloa at CMrtoa Is
sjarloaa ldoral laviallgatlnei of
PHOKNIX, Arts.. July 6. Serious
strikes ere la progress la mlaea thru-
out this aactloa of the state. Couaty
Attorney. Poster of Olebe haa tele
phoned that tha situation la beyoad
coairoi. reaerai irooaa aava aeea
ordered from Douglas to tha
recommoadatloB of Major
rapreeeatlag tha gorarameat
WABHINOTON, D. C. July 8.
Beaator Ashnrst of ArUoaa hae re
ceived a telegram from three mining
companies at Clifton, Arts., request
lag that government aid be sent there
to deal with tha miners' strike. A
government Investigation Is urged.
OLOIIR, Arls., July 5 Everything
Is quiet. Streets clear. Btrlksrs ap
parently resting after strenuous In
dependence day,
Last nights dispatches
Indicated
local council of defence
llehed censorship.
estaa-
ThoENlX, Arls., former Ooveraor
Iluat may go to Olobe to act aa per
sonal represeatatlve of Wllsoa la aa
effort to settle tha strike sltuattoa la
Arlsonn. Wllsoa kaa wired Huat,
asking him to net aa mediator.
EWAUNA DISPLAY
VERY BRILLIANT
BEAUTIFUL inREWORKS RXHI
RITION LAST BVKNING IS MAR.
t
RED BY INJURY TO UMC BEAN,
IN CHARGE.
The gorgeous array of flraworks.
wttnaaaad ky a great erowd of spsc-l
tators along tha aaora of Lake Ewau-
na last evening waa curtailed aoao
what by tha Injury received by Lea
Bean, who had charge of the display
early la the evening. '
Ona cf the big rockets exploded aa
It waa touched of, scorching him so
seriously oa thai right arm that he
waa barely able to eeatlaue tha work.
Several at tha moat apactaaalar pieces
had to ba est aside owing to this aa
cldaat. ,f-
Tka electa of tka rockets, taago
saells, wheat akeavea aad Nortltera
moat bsautlfal, aad wore greatly aa-
Joyed by tha spaetatara.
,a' ' ' li
'Miss Lulu Xlaaap a las, rreaotseo
la TWtlag her stater Mrs. Daa J.
lumwalt, far a eeuple at waaka.
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Bishop Hughes Holds
Audience By Eloquence
i
The most aotable patriotic addrese
to be glvea la Klamath, F I U in many
yearn waa glvea at the court bouse
square yesterday by Mabop Matthew
Simpson Ileghee of Pprtlsnd lu bis
Fourth of July oration.
Featured amoag hlbi Inspired re
marks were tka following entlments:
"Wa ara met la very solemn clr-
caBMtancee at tkla fourth of July.
tha flret appearance of tbe stars and
stripes la Europe kaa been made, aad
tae great preparaiioaa wnicn must oe
crowded lato tha neat few weeks
should have baaa made during pre
redlag years. The last three years
have baaa a time at great Illumine
tlon. aad we have learned two les les
eons: v
"First, wa cannot continue to be a
hermit aatloa; atedoaa methods o
ALLIES PREPARE
TO RESUME WORK
ftUOHT GAINS RKPORTRD ON THE
RELGIAN FROXT ADVANCE8
IN EAST REPULSED BY THE
RUSSIANS
Ry Aasoriatad Prase
With Russto proving rehablllUted
army abla to strike telling blows, the
allies ara preparing to reaume the of
fensive aloag the western front
The Oermaas aspect the British to
strike aortk or Arras. The British
last alght pushed tbe lines forward
slightly along 600 yards of front In
Belgium, and captured several prls-
eaars. Petrograd reports that tha
Teutons, In Qalacla yesterday attack
ed tba Russian advanced poets east of
Bresesany, and were driven off by
tha Russian artillery.
MILITARY RAND IS
UNUHUALLY EFFICIENT
Tka splendid service rendered
tka Klamath Palls Military band dur
ing both days of the celebration, Is
worthy of commendation. Tha boys
Beamed to have a faculty of being at
dlffareat spots at precisely the time
waaa they were most needed, and the
tasplrlag musio rendered waa a large
factor In the success of the celebra
tion.
RErRHSENTATIVK OF PORTLAND
CHAMBER VISITS
In response to n wire from Port
land asking him to represent the
Portland Chamber of Commerce at
tbe 8trakora celebration, Vice Presi
dent L. L. Mullt of tka Northwestern
National bank of Portlaad, who was
visiting at Ashland, JMt that place at
I P. m. Tuesday, arriving; hero In tbe
evoalag. bat too lata to participate In
tha banquet or ether features of the
day. Had ha been correctly notlfled
t tka date ha would have been hera
la time ta take an aettve part la tha
eeraasaatas. Restarted back ta Ash'
land yesterday, and will da' soma ash.
lag en the way,
JULY 5, 1S17
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communication mske It Impossible to
follow tbe advice of Washlagtoa aad
the pollclen of tbe Monroe doctrine.
We must play a aatlon' part la tha
affairs of men. The constitution
gusrsntees life, liberty aad the pur
suit of happiness to every man. wo
man and child under this government,
nnd this gunrsntee must be carried
out by meMl of forct(
If
necessary.
the p fBCtloll of a-overam
ent is
to protect IU citlseashlp eiti
either st
home or abroad. Tha high seas bo
longs to all people outside of the
three mile limit. The impudeaca of
Germanys demands upon American
commerce have never bean surpassed
that she would allow us to send
one ship, painted like a tebra, to
Coacladed oa Paaa t
ESPEE OIL FIRE
QUICKLY CHECKED
EARLY MORNING FIRE IN RAIL
ROAD YARDS IS CAUSED BY
DRIPPING OIL
The Ore department waa called to
the Southern Paclflc yards this menu
ing at I: JO, to put oat aa all Ire
which It Is believed was started nader
the engine of the passeager trala
thru tbe dripping of oil to tha ground.
On Investigation Chief Ambrose
discovered that two of the coaches
and the matt car were also on Are
underneath, presumably where ttfey!
had stood over tbe oil Are. Owing
to the two wooden floors with shav
ings filled between, It waa necessary
to make close Inspection to discover
the fires. One of tke passeager
coaches waa badly acorcbed.
The explanation of the railroad
men, who said a "green" man was
on the Job, waa that the alght hostler
I must have pulled tha trala ahead
over the burning oil after discover
. Ina It.
FORMER KLAMATH
MAN SUICIDES
JOHN BOWMAN OF PENDLETON
KILLS HIMSELF IN FIT OF
JEALOUSY OVER HIS WIFE
8peclal to Herald.
PENDLETON, July 6, Joha Bow.
man shot and killed klasaalt here ta
day. Wife Jealousy caused tka act.
Bowman waa a carpeatar who for
marly lived at Klamath Palls.
Mrs. B. R. Reamaa at teaaatala
View, aear Palo Alto, Calit...JaUad
ker huibaad here tkla weal for a
moath's visit.
a
and speeches
6E0R6E PHTNAI
PRAISES KLAMATH
REPRKBCKTATITE Of GOVERNOR
WIIHUOMBW AT MEDICATION
CmUEMO.MBB PLEASED WITIR
LOCAL OVTLOOK
Pralsa for all features of the Stra-
hora railroad celebration aad for the
Fourth of July program was express
ed by George Palmer Putnam, who
repreeeated Ooveraor Wlthycombe
hera dariag the last two days.
"It was aa altogether delightful
occastoa," said Mr. Pntaam, "aad I
coastder myself fortunate at having
the opportunity te be here. AaarasL
deat of Ceatral Oregon. I aas, of
course, especially laterested la every
Ulag wklea looks toward the dovel
opaseat of oar laterier coaatry, aad
tha people of KlamaU Falla ara to ba
eeagratalated aaaa Ue good start
whlek haa baaa asada because of their
Qovaraor WRaycembo regretted
greatly that hoeaaM not be bora him
self. Ho haa always realised the
great aosalbUlUas. aad the great aeed
for railroad derelopmeat la Ceatral
Oregaa. aapaetally la ha pleased at
Bay seek dsvatep meat which will link
tha people of tkla aactloa up mora
cleanly wkk tha rest of Orogoa. Oa
hla behalf, aad for myself personally
I want to eiarsaa my appreciation oi
the courtesies extended me here, as
his represeatatlve.
CHIEF AMDROSE
OFF FOR FRONT
EFFICtBNT BEAD OF KLAMATH'S
FIRE DEPARTMENT LEAVES TO
JOIN UNCLB BAN'S TABS
Keith Ambreae, aakc of the Kua
ath FaUa Ira deaartmsat for eome
time past, handed ta hla reelgaatioa
to the city couacll taw week.
Ambroaa ptaaa to leave Boaday for
Portlaad to ealist te tha alactrlcal
braaohi of tha aavy. He had coatem.
plated Jolalag tha navy several waeka
ago, bat waa persuaded at tbat time
from dolag sa. It la believed on the
prospect at aa lacrosse la nay aa ire
chief, wklch, hewever, waa aot forth
coalag waaa tka paw couacll adjust
ad salaries of city, oBclals. ralalag a
number aad cutting down aomswhat
la the etse of tae force.
Ambrose kaa baaa an eBclea t cklef ,
aad kaa aoeoapllaaad asuca toward
tka preveatwa oJ.flre ta tka city by
worklag far Are prevention ordl
aaaoee, laspactloB prdlaaacoa, cleaa
up caapalgaa aad active work follow,
lag Ma erdlaaaoes.
Ha was alaa fastrnmaatal la secur
las tha reducUoa of tha city's Are
rata Is a sahataattal aaouat. aid
placlag It oa afar aad above tha av.
erage la tka state, It la bellevod, thru
tka ordlaaaeea aad drawlag tka attaa
tloa of tka nadarwrltara.
' aa
P. C. Wharf, rearaseatws tka Ore
gaaiaa, la to faa etty tar artel bast-
aeaa vWt. aa raafa fraa Lakarlew to
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OFFICIAL NIWSPAKX
OP KLAMATH PALLS
Winner
BANQUET GIVEN
CUTS GUESTS
6REATSUCCESS
BISHOP -MATT H1JGHHS, ItMbT
LAND. PRINCIPAL
Praise of tao
of IU
ef Robert K.
of
Oaa of tka aaaviaat i
assembled la Klamath. Fatta
pated at tka railroad isdlatli
aet at tka Watte PeHeaa kaaat WaaV
aesday evaalag. at
Uoaa have baaa ajtvam aft tftaa
tatry, bat ao sesaalsa aa
moweoaploto la-ovary
tbe sparkllag wtttltlsas aad
talks by tbe noted vtetters to tha da
llcloua alz coarse dinner aenred Rb
the elegance for whieb tkla ptaoa as
aoted. Tha baaaaat waa tsadsrad ta
the visitors by Ue ettmaaa of tka etty.
The guests, aaarly 1M la
sat dowa shortly altar f ad
About two houra were reaiamed by
the dinner, which pat every oaa an"
the most receptive mood for the talks
which followed.
E. B. Hall bamoreasly tatrodaced
himself as the "perpotaal taaataaa
ter." aad dariag tka evaalag be pear.
ed bis right to this title.
Bishop Matt S. Hagnes, la makiag
tbo prladpal addraea of the evaalag.
polated oat tha loftier talaga waleh
come to a eoaaaatty oaly wttk aaaa'
progressive aovaa aa are aaw
JOHN W. NELLS
CROSSES DIVIDE
WELL KNOWN PIONEER OF
KLAMATH COUNTY P-
AWAY MONDAY AT MU
IN ASHLAND
Joha W. Walls, a well kaowa pto
aeer stock aaa of Kkuaatk Cauaty,
died at kw koasa la Aaalaad, Saaday
mornlna at tha age of 79 years. A
stroke of paralysis, several maatha
ago caused a geaeral breakdowa.
from wklck ke never recovered.
John Wells baa baaa Ideatlaed
with; tha history of Klaaatk Ooaaty
for tba Bast tklrtr-Avo years, kavtag
operated a very large stock raaea la
tha Bly district for tha greater pari
of that time. Hla karssa aad BManN
wara faaoaa aH aaar tkla aaeUaa'of
tha Coast Four years ago. awhsg ta
HI ksaltk, ka remove ta Aaalaad,
leavtag kla raaeh lataraata la tka ear
of klasoa, Spratt. '
He la survived b a. vMa. Mas,
Pkoeae walla af AaaMaa, aaa am aaa.
Saratt WaUa of Biy.
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