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In? Ituenlng Herald
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH COUNTY
OPFICIAL NEWSPAFIft
OF KLAMATH FALLS
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1917
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City Starts Action for Canal Bridge
HEAVIEST FIGHTING NOW IN
Klamath Falls
Will Demand
Canal Bridge
A Resolution is Presented to
Canal Company
Government Refutes to Construct the
Bridge Originally Designed in Con
tract. Canals Co. Under Bend
to Carry Out Agreement
III ll"H of (ho rontlhtled rnfllcftl of
tint ('lilted Male ti'rlumntloit iriei
In rmi.tiiirt a lirlilKn ncron (he gov
trnmettt rnnnl nl l.'Uuciith ulrrt't ecu
IrtlhiK tlie nil innrnilnm Improv mount
liullt lnl year, it dcmnud Ima been
iimiln li) ilm rlty thru Attorney It. '
(lrn'!nrk upon Hut Klnmntli t'mml
, oiiiiiinn)' (or thin Improvement.
In innkltii; I In' urlKlnnl ttt'il (if
iiu-iiiwit in iim Klnmntli CiiiiiiI ro ni
nny In luoi. pcrnilttliiK iho -n
Mriirilon of tlm rim ill thru the city,
Um tniler HKrccil h liultil lirliUeii
hern rcanonntily demanded tiy the
dl), timl unit ncroiu Eleventh Hired
nr ilenlic tinted nt U lime, A I.'i.IMMI
liml wu kKcii mk nvldenro of good
f.iltli
Tim IkiIcIIiikh of Ilm Klnmntli Canal
cnitipnny worn tutor taken over by Iho
r i laiiiut Inn ncrtlu. premimnlily with
II") olillKiitloiiH of tint former, lint
upon requenl umilo by I ho city to rum.
Ply with tlio preM-nt need of u tirlilK'.
mi liidlmtcd pcriiiniicnt reTimnl hint
kern received from tlm sort Ire. Thin
tnovn on tn purl whm recommended by
the Wnlnr liners Association.
Tho Clewulli mrcc! Improvement
hk iniiili) with ihti liica Hint n bridge
WUhl (Ollllrtt the two BlttlH of tlm
I'lHoiiHint when completed. Ah ll now
"lands, ilm irnlllc must eromt out tlm
"hi hrlilKn nt Crescent, avenue, and
lni nliotii for nearly two blocks bo
' again incothiK iho pavement.
it Ih pointed out Hint a hrldgo
wross tlm canal in now drilled wilt
permit luinvy truflln between Iho rlty
"nil Hllllllllnatnn inlllu mi luuirnviul
rnndN without tlm nnroimlty of climb
Ink the Ninth nlrnn Btiul
Tlio iiKrePinoiit. imwnvr ,tn. nut
xIbI luiiwi'iin tlm city unit tlm rnrlu
uttilnn mirvlco, hut liotweon fho ctly
il tlm Klnmntli Cmial compiiny, nnd
II Ih lo tlm Intlnr Hint Ilia rltv will I
""k for HUllHfiicilon. , I
ii'Koliillon an ndoplcd by the
IIMIIK'II rnllriu.u
WhcrciiH, On Daromlior B. 1004.
" iwuniiuii c'nnitl ronipnny, n cor
norutlcn, iiiiido, Kxouiiloil and dr-llv
I,., I , .. i inn Mini "inri"n -- - '
a lo1tho el ' KlunrntU Kall8,lnccll,(U,clir0g00fttemitlnKtoilny
.!!? tH ,'on,, '" ,h0 8Um of r,.00, "peanut polltlrti" by nmbliiR bnt.oles
,. "T,7 "" ",,u" ,nn "" r HB" I
--". iiiiupuny nt hi aia conai
w'l'le Hlimo CroauMil earlnln nnmnrt
Miwu, Klevanth atreet being one of
'' Mrcfcin, whim nnd where ronon
uly loijulrofl by the (hen beard of
Iriiflni of ilm Iokii of Klnmntli
I'dlU. mid,
Whrrcni. Tin' Comiiion Coiinrll of
(tic city of Klnmntli Kill In now ilrcinti
llic loiiiitriirlloii of n lirlilC' nrront
iiilil IrrlKntlmi rntinl nl Clmciitli
ticri rrmuitintily rciilti'd for tlm
r.iiiciilciici' of tin iiiihllc.
IIn It lli'iohivl, Ttint u ilcmnuil
lr mid licrcliy I iiuidc iiikiii the mild I
Klnmntli ('mini rcmi'mi); t lint kaIiI
riimpnii)' pnx red fnrlliwltli to comply
w It h tlm ald coiiilltliin of IIh unld
liond to the city hy cotmlructlnR oor
ltd mid IrrlKiilloit rnnnl nt CIcnoihIi
iir...-t ii brlilKn to nccommodnlo pcdcu.
trlmiH mid chlcln truftlr of tlm ilty,
mid Hie rlty nttorncy U Immhy direct
fd lo forward to inld Klnmntli (.'mini
comnmiy or pcrtioiinlly deliver to
om of lit olllicrit n opy of thin rcno.
lullon
WRANGLE IAKES
TIME jF SENATE
HllI'l'III.H'.WS M lKMH'U. i-s
Vi'.iiiti:i uvi:it i:iihii::v
or v.u a.nii x.wv i;r.itT.
MII.NTN ("mi.VTUII CIIAIU3KS
WA8HINOTON, I). C, July 2.
PurliiK blltor dchnlo liclttccu domo-
ciMh '1 rci'uhllcaiiH on Sonator I'mi
rotm'H iomoIiiIIoii lo InviistlKUto Iho
committee, of pulillo Infoi million, I'on-
iono dtilnrod tlio nduiliiUtrntlon In
1...11. ilm .vn.' mi.l inivv ilniiui llllelllH
whh murknd by IndarlHlon mid luolll-
cloncy. uud proiionod mi onrly lines-
UkiiIIuii.
Kuimtor Juiiioh, roplyliiK for tlm
iliimocrntH ruforrod lo "copporhond-
Ihiii" mid "hiiIpIiik In the niimtc, mid
chnruea.
Morion Nine of the Nine Kumber
rnmpanV nt Brny In looklnK nflor
uiiHlnosi) IntereiU here.
frssJNeVeWsesWise
Power Behind
German Kaiser
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czu ,Ki ii;ociwarr
(iciiornl Min I.tidctidorfT. ho linit
tlm tit lo of qunrtcr innntur Kenornl of
the (iormnn nrmy, U believed to be
'tlm power behind tlm kaiser and the
holt' C cr nui n mllltnry Mructure. Ho
and CfiiVrnl on llliidcnbiiri: have
hri'ii ronsiiltcd on nil tlm recent pollt
luil mm en 'In (iorninny. Von I-udon-
doiff wiih Iho utratcRlxt of the von
lIlnilcnliiiiK (umiuiltfn In Vi l'rui
sl.i. wlmro Dm prciivnt war chief won
f (nmo ,t ,,, who know bolh
Ifiblm on l.udendorff waa the bralna
of IiIm chief In thnt iindortnkliir.
FIRST SLACKER
NOW IN CUSTODY
rili:i K. KTONK IS TAKKN IN FOIl
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Mi:XT8 OX i:AMINAT10X HK
WAS VOVSU XOT HK(JISTKHKI
Fred F. Htonc, Klamath's first
Hlnvker, uh arrostod Suniiuy after
noon by Deputy Shorlff Charios
firnvea. Slone had worked at Eietl
IlrothorM' niucli during last week, and
wim dlNchnrKud Saturday night. Ha
oxiufXMod lilniHtdf concerning the war
and tlm government In a character
tulle, i. V. W. manner, and was taken
In cIuiiko nt tho dun Store.
On HOiircbliiK hU room at tho Hous
ton hotel imperii wore discovered that
Rtono hud entered the United States
army in ID 13 ut the age of 23 years,
mid whh court inartlaled, dlshouor
ubly (Uncharged and sentenced to
serve a term, in Jail.
Later ho was paroled, nnd his torin
expired about the first or this year.
When questioned on his non-regls-tiation,
he declared he did not have
to register, as he had been serving his
term at this time. He la now in Jail
here. The facta of the case were not
released for publication until today.
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NEW INDUSTRY
NOW RUNNING
FULL CAPACITY
I'l.ANH FOR HAWMIM, AIMOIXIXfi
NKXT VKAIt
llallr tViparily Is Now no.OOU Feet,
ad this may no lmr Inrrraitr.
Mow orders oh Hand Titan On lie
Take Care of Thirty Men Xnw
Kniployei); More to lie Added
Dally Output to thread Car lioad
The new Chelsea Lumber and Kox
coinpnny Is now In full operation,
with every ladlrUon of a successful
yenr s run, arrerdlnic to Mannger C. F.
Sotcr, who declares that the greatest
handicap to the business here Is lack
of mi mills to provide more material.
To proxlde aKalnst this, the Chelsea
company plnns to construct a mill of
their own near the bos factory an
other yenr, and suw their own lum
ber. The new mill now emploNs tlilrt
men, and eight or ten more will be
added to tho force In n short time.
Tho factor) Ih now operatliiK four(
cutoffs, and has u dully capacity of
about 60,000 feet. An up-to-date.
tll..f Ha.ul..... Il.n lid..... I t.1.1 k t t.t I...U.'
uiv" nflii'iii linn m. vii iiii. .'., iii.-.-
evor, to take rare of six cutoffs, nnd
Mr. Stctxer declares that with a few
minor chunges nnd machinery addi
tions the output of the plant will bo
as great as any box factory in this
district.
Moro orders aro available thnn can
bo taken care of at thin time, and
there ncenix to be every indication
that tho market will continue active.
Altho the factory started up lth
n Hinall force, moro thnn kIx cars lme
been shipped thus far, and tlio output
from now on will bo more than a car
loud n day.
TRAIN ROBBERS
ARE CAPTURED
GKIIMAX IS OAVtillT WITH IIAX
IHTS WHO GOT AWAY WITH
$31,000 SATUIUIAY MOSTR-'
moxi;y llKCOVKUKO
NOOALKS, Arlx., July 24. Gen
eral Flores' uoldiora have cuptnred
General Ferdlndes Esptnosa, who led
tho bandits that hold up the passen
ger train Saturday at Slnaloa,
The robbers took $30,000 from tho
express car and $4,000 from tho sta
tion, but most of this money has been
recovered,
Paul Herts, a German in Esponosa's
ratty, was also captured,
K l.oasely la transacting business
la Klamath pfclla toVlay. He has ex
tensive ranch' Interests near Fort
Klamath.
Chicago Banker
In a Uniform
f "W&'efl
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Charles G. Dawes of Chicago, con
trollcr of the currency In 1897 under
President McKlnley, and president of
the Illinois Trust company. Is here
shown In camp at Atlanta, awaiting
orders from the war department. He
is lieutenant colonel of the Seventh
regjnemt, U. S. Engtnoeds. He has
snrrilleed tils personal Interests and
his Important position in Chicago
finance to serve his country.
I.W.W. CASES
ARE CONTINUED
FOl'll A HE COXVICTKli OK VAC
ItAXCY IX THE JUSTICE COURT
THIS MOKXIXG SIX CASES TO
Hi: HEAim THIS AFTERXOX
Tlio trials of the alleged Industrial
Workers of tho World aro being con
tinued today in tho Justice court of
K. W. Gowan, nnd up to noon today
four convictions had been secured by
District Attorney W. H. Duncan, as-
slsloil by Wilson S. Wiley, and three
eases had' been dismissed for lack of
e Idenco,
Some of the men make no state
ments In their own behalf, and the
state docs not provide council in the
justice court.
Six cases are scheduled to be heard
this afternoon.
WEDD1XG AT A1.GOMA
A pretty homo wedding was sol
emnized Saturday night at Algoma,
when Joseph Drown and Miss Louise
Ubrln were united by Reverend W, E
Rambo. pastor of the Christian
church ofAhla city.
The gaJStu Is an employe of the box
factory at Algoma, and the bride Is a
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Uhrln
of that district. Both the young peo
ple are well known there, and have a
host of friends who with them every
good thing in their Journey together.
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PROGRESS
Battles
Both
Now
Intense Action
East and West
Terrific Artillery
Russians Resume
,
mans Predict
Yet Undertaken by
By Associated Prea
BERLIN. July 24. An artillery
battle of intensity never paralleled
previously is raging day and night in
Flanders.
The Russians have taken the offen
sive at both ends of the eastern front
in the regions of Jacobstadt Olvlnsk
and also Roumanla. The Russian
offensive in the In the Trotus and
Putna valleys has been defeated.
A German announcement predicts
that the next British attack would
surpass any effort previously made by
them.
INDIANS ARE
TODE CALLED
TEX REGIMEXTS TO HE ORGAN
IZED FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.
OPPORTUNITY SOUGHT RY THE
KLAMATHS TO HE AVAILABLE,
The Indians of the Klamath reser
vation who evidenced the desire to en
list In the service of the nation when
the call was first made for volun
teers, but for whom no provision was
made at that time, may now have the
opportunity they seek, and serve with
their white brothers at the front.
A dispatch Just received from
Washington says that the house mili
tary committee is now considering
the Kahn bill to organUe ten more
regiments of Indian cavalry as part
of the American army. It provides
that medical examiners and recruiting
officers visit the different reservations
of the nation and invite the Indians
to enlist.
Most of the Klamath Indians would
prefer cavalry aervlce, as they are, al
mist without exception, expert horse
men, and would he able to five good
account of themselves In this Held.
On
Fronts
Raging
is Reported in
Work in Flanders
Offensive. Ger
Heaviest Attack
RUSSIA WILL BE
HELD TOGETHER
KEREXSKY XOW VIRTUALLY MC
TATOR, DECLARES THAT SITU.
ATIOX, ALTHO SERIOUS, 18 BY
XO MEANS INCURABLE
PETROGRAD. July 24. The
"blood and tna" policy will be put
into effect. If peed be. to save Russia
by Premier Kereasky's government,
to which unlimited power has been
granted.
Kerensky In an interview said that
the situation at the front was very
serious, and that it demanded heroic
measures. He Is convinced that "the
organism of the state is suflclently
vigorous to be cured without partial
amputation."
AEROPLANE BILL
IS NOW A LAW
MORE THAN HALF' A BILUOX IS
SET ASIDE TO CONSTRUCT AX
AERIAL FLEET TO CONQUER
GERMANY 20,000 TO RE BUILT
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 24.
The $610,000,000 aeroplane bill be
came a law today.wlth the president's
signature.
This Immense appropriation Is only
the beginning of preparations tor ft
campaign Intended to overwhelm Ger
many from the air.
Over 20.000 planes will be built at
first, as many tbousasdi aviators will
have to be Instructed Ja; the art ot
fl)ing. '
Germany: realising the danger, la
already feverishly building air srttt
to igbt the fleets' colg, ,,
whelm Mr,
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