The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 13, 1917, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextAl OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF KLAMATH FALLS OF KLAMATH COUNTY -J twelfth Vrnr . H.HW KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1917 Price Firs Csatt ussian Revolt Collapses ORNILOFF'S ARMY THROWS UP THE SPONGE KIXI8IOX BETWEEN FORCES IH NOT KXPIXTER ky Pacific MvUInn of "Ksr-J ttt- Approaching Krm South, With rroniUe Tlint Tticjr Ila Sent Hotitr anil l Tut In Field A gain t Turk Relieved KornllofT Will Ahn(ln F.ntcrprlse. TM..J Kaiser Takes On One More Foe AA AMAMMMWMWMWWWVWWMWWVMVVWWVWMWVMWM pmtodUAi), Sop! i.i. An om- RED CROSS WOOL EXPEGTEO SOON MEMBERS HOI'i: THAT PUBLIC WILL TAKE INCREASING IX. TEREST IX WORK. WHICH MEAXS MUCH TO SOLDIERS It Ik hoped Unit lliu wool for tho I Kud Ciokh w lin hum in a very few I (lllVM. A I 1 1' L-I'll 111 win Kftlt liv Mm g itatcnicnt Jimt IhbuciI 80ii tlint) MorlriiHon last night to nsrertnln the ruviwi " " n .- - itiunu ui lliu uviliy. Ill III? IIlluniIII10 IVA rntlnltNIMl. II till tllflt thl'TO ltt IIO iifnhV unhir.i It. I.'1.....tl. fcV.li.. '" - --' - -- -- -jit ""iinui in sitiiiiuill I'illin dkct any rciuim In fear n rnlllnlcm hIioiiIiI plan on huikI1mk some time l . tins ill-n ftrpA I I. . I. . . a iiru 1110 i" iiv. Wll-l WDUK III 1110 IICII ITOXH WorK- FuIIowIiir a telephone rommunlcn- room. n between (innoral AlexlolT, the TIioho who cannot now hIioiiIiI enmu ilnlon wbm expressed tlint Knriilloff i nud lunrn. The sewing Iihh boon hb. duIiI abandon IiIh enterprise. I u.inutlzod ho that every garment will I Konilloff's so-called "savage" tllvl- bu made exactly according to'tho reir- bn of MonleniH rcachcil Tmirkooiialo. ' iiiiiiioiiu nmi ...nrvii.in.. ..,.., i.. i... ,.,. liven mllca nniitli of Putrograd. den- r..ii...l. hi nuKuriwoH, u.u aiuminum-iimi oilier cities all card clubs llllV STRAHORN OFFICE NOW LOCATED IN K.D. BUILDING I () It T I. A X I) HEADQUARTERS TitA.HTi:iuti:i) hi:he l'iK'it Need of ComiiiumIIihu Vuiilt SNir fur Vnluatiln Record Iocn- lion Comenlciit to the Different l)cuirtiiiinlN In Secured In the New Quarter More ICooiu Will Needed Wtieii Lino In In Opeiiition. Slnco tliu different cIcmcntH of uur new railroad headquarters liavo been concentrated in the Klamath Devel opment company's building, wo can 11 ixukiimiioit, mo Aionnmmcuan other cltleH all card clubs hnve " ...' ' ,., fl lmnnP, irtar artillery ..nicer of the ovnrn.. I .. ... i, ,... ""'ri' rca,1"y l'lrcelato the Import nl. met the ".ovwrc." who prom- 11 u i.,.,...,. .h.i ,, ,u,L , .' .,nnrl, ,f ,l:" """ anA mo ed to nbondon tho nl.t on con.ll. ...... '.,. ,. i .. y ""l0 wllut U wou,(, Inett f0r db tliat thov I,., .nut Imrk tn il... 11 i '. . """","" i Klamath Kails to have work koIiik on Dn mat ine ue noiii iiiick to tno nblo plan for IocIrch to form clulu , , . . ... u,.i,. u,m iraslnn front, and not ho uhoI fr .!.. ,,. i,.i r.. .,v "' f"" 8Wll,B on tho Btrahorn Bystem Wln,t tlie Tiirkn. tholr ro-rellKlon- lmV(1 lwlIlln uy, or ,lollril '. lUe tUr" " H .l2 KvrnllH.v nno.i.lml III.. l..rmu ....... I " 1"'" " "" "- -' .....-.. .IH1 ( cliili rooniH. Many women have been makliiK l.nkovlow. 1 iiiuiir wiuumi iiiivi iicuii imiKiiiiz . . . . . - - I...... .. . .- .. ' ' rF . iti miiHiuiii.? fir in new move. i.A,Mi-i,encrai KorniloflH ro- tho excise that thoy have fruit to put ,,,,;". i .. .....,i.id Mr illlonlHover. The army at I.Ih head- , or Home..,lnK else that takes their, ",c,h ,,US '8,t ," 't Vo'been tnrin-. i.nu ,......i. .j. .. Strnhorn sniil teday: WehaxoUeen """ -"""iiv.i, "iiviuim tiini, inn iiki yon ever stop to real ue ,. , i,.itiv 0u 1 f.nnn. .,,... i... f i'..... .. '.. .. . i scattered and very Incoin enlcntiy.Bit- Itlt'MKil lillll'HL II V III. rYlllltllKII . ! llfilllll.IlH . !( until i.i.i 1...1.. ... v " " ... .. ...... - ",l '"" "K"":.'. '". '""' """' ' uated to cet tho host results, and I " .-..., r. i-uiiioi, tnai noon 11 win no imteriy com. ami ........... , , ,.ffl,. hii,ncr l IIUYl niniicil iui ft psiviia ...-j o ...... .Ml, . ..Ut ..... ............ wJim w(j couU, n B()t toKeth0r nd you can make for them. If wo nil I. .. . r..Bon.lulo c,oan- I .... -. . . .. .. .I..""' . ..---, t.tlll l.S lltHl .IS WU ...II 1..J... ... ....... winter time, there will not bo a frac tion of tho number of Kunncnts ncodeil. ISITS AFTER FORTY YEARS A. MvKKMAN OF PORTI.AMI AUR1VKS TO UKK OVER LAN- KM, VAIJ.KV I'llOI'KHTY HK 0TM MA XV CIIAXdEH MAN HURT AT SFD6E MILL liV MAX(JI,KI WIIII.H l'l.MXO RUCHIXKHV MAV LOSE VHK OK TllltKE l'IX(Ji:itH To Invcatlgoto a tract of Klamath J. I). CAMI'llEM. OETH HAM) HAD nttniv u.j ...... 1 .... 1 nuu which 11 n linn not nann 'forty yoars. A. A. Bookman, an nt '"ney of Portland, arrived last night - mm .011 10 iook ovor his holdlliKs IAIV The land lion in n.n it...,- t .... volley country, and coiisistB of l"Ut 2,000 acre A in, . i. ""BU I'M I I. U( IV 7 ln wlmt li known an tho ttwamii. 7 covered during a part of the oDK and ...n....... i... ... ..., t, j, lll0 uvornuw "Mi from Clear Lake. It produce 'elte,U quality of wild 'hay. Mil n devolopcd will bo among tho ""i Produ The land -' proouctlve tracts of the county With a mangled hand, Injurod this mornliiR at tho SedKo sawmill at Meadow Lake, cubI of this city, J. I). Campbell of l.akovlew was rushod to tho city by Edwurd'Bodgo for modi- cal nttontlon. Campbell, who has beon employed a .1... .mIII f.i ..l.nn Inn .InVH Wfltt OX I Wliu Itibn. .... I.. a.. ...I ...1 . .......h ...l.lnl. l.n.l ItnPnm.l B" Of tho Pmtt if o I... Yi. - a ........ ... ...rlf!n.. .!. .. --.....7 ujr a.-, uuukuibu fl ovei-iieuieii, wiiui. ." "'" "- r, who ilicu a few years ago In enrred. CXIOnVlllo. . i. 11 n ll.....lllr... vvlm nllKii.lp.l "' UCOkmnn Ino. .. . . '..... .... 11... ninnlili.irn .J . " Diiui5 marvel- me liijureu mini m ."" ............. 8 tho chanKes In this district' Hospital, foars that ho may loao tho e "" J'rovlous visit. j use of three llngorH. Whigal Tied Up With Serious Strikes L... " Sept. 13. Pnri..iii 1. aii .tihih'iini.ni. in Lisbon are ttoun'o,0 be '" stBte of B,eB0 on I closed and several persons, Including lPatch , "triKe, accordlns a number ot soldiers, nave oeen " 110m Lldhon, I wounded by tho explosion of bembs: llness. laruu vault simco, which Is ah fcolutely necessary for tho protection of our Hies and valuable engineering iccords, and some other essentials to cc.nifort and highest cfllcloncy In our work, which has horctoforo been totally lacking. "I liavo been at ono end of tho i.treet, the engineering department at nnother, tho mechanical department off in another direction, and none of us near the work on the Southern Pa cific ynrds and offices, where wo have such frequent calls. "Our new location meets all the nhovo conditions excopt In tho mat tor of room, of which we will need n lot more aftor tho line gets luto oper ation, mid wo push the construction work In any direction from here or Unlry. Uncollect tlint our Portland i.on.iii.inrtniH hnvo been moved to Klamath Kails, and thnt all our Hold engineering and constructive opera tions aro centered horo." Tho public can bettor appreciate the meaning of the last sentence when they bear In mind tho fact that ten or cloven families liavo boon brought here oh n result of tho rail road work meroly In connection with the headquarters and operating de partments, not counting tho many working on construction. Among these, beside the Btrahorn family, aro tim families of Chief Engineer Itoguo, Auditor Scott. Chlof Clork Bend. As sistant Engineer Easson, and several other onglnoors, Including Locomo tive Engineer Murphy, Ellis and oth ers. . rOXKTAHIiKB itELIEVKO FROM UNPLEASANT DUTY PAT-EM, Sept. 13. The law passed by the recent legislature delegating constables to collect dog licenses, hat; been held unconstitutional by t"he su preme court. Constables all over the state ob jected to making tho collections. The Oregon Boys Leave For the East Companies of Third Oregon Infantry Leave California for North Caro lina. Dunbar and Hurh Are In the Detach ment to Leave Several companies of the Third Oregon Infantry that have been at Camp Fremont, Mcn'ln Park, Calif., left Inst night for Charlotte, North Carolina. They are traveling by the "Sunset Route." Ralph Hum and Fred Dun bar ot this city are both In this de tachment, Hum being in tho hospital corps and Dunbar In the quartermas ter corp. Stars and Stripes Now Float On Verdun Walls PARIS, Sept. 13. An American j time thnt the American flag has ap- flag, gift of an American woman, has leaml on t,,e batt,e front At "e , . ... battle of Vlmy llldgc a citizen of the been holbted ovor the battered walls, t,llItet states; who was lighting with of Verdun. ul0 Canadians, enrried a small Amer- So far as known, this Is the second lean flag with him Into the fighting. British Ranks Were Thinned Last Week LONDON, Sept. 13. Casualties ill! Officers killed and died of wounds, the British ranks reported during tho 1SJ, '"en, 4,183. vcoU ending Monday show n total of OHicers woundqd or missing, 581; 2(1,036 officers and men ns follews: i men, 21.C7S. RECEPTION GIVEN Tl 9M IGH T FIXE PHOtniAM IS IIEIXn Alt. HAXOED FOR HKiH SCHOOL 8TUIH3XTH AND FACULTV AT METHODIST CHURCH The Epworth League will give n ro- coptlon to tho high school Btudents, faculty and to all teachers of tho city tomorrow evening at the M.E. church beginning at 8 o'clock. Tho church has been beautifully decorated with flowers and ponnants for the occasion. ' AddressoB will be made by Rev, Bennett, I. D. Whitmore, Superin tendent Bowman and others. A fine musical program has been arranged, consisting of some of the best local talent. Dainty refreshments will bo sorved. A large crowd Is expected. SKEETER BILL IS BEST ROPER (J ITS FIRST MONEY IX SEVERAL EVENTS AT SAX FRANCISCO SHOW NOW PREPARING FOR 1110 ROUNDUP HERE Skeutcr Bill Robblns and Mrs. Rob. bins returned last night from San Francisco, where they participated in tho California Roundup, given last weok. Robblns, who was entered in sev eral events, Is well pleased with (he lesult, us ho won first money In the replug contest and In two ot the wild mulo races. Ho also won the first pi izo as the best dressed cowboy. An Intel esting mlxup took place during the bulldogglng contest. Im mediately after the steers were re leased and were tackled by the con testants, the humane officers appear ed and grappled two of the men while they had hold of the animals. As a HUMPHREY NAMED BRAND INSPECTOR MARSHALL SELECTS SHERIFF AS DEPUTY UNLESS ENGAGED AS IIL'TCHERS, KILLERS MUST HOLD HIDKM THIRTY DAYS WILD ACTS ARE DISPLAYED' IN BUENOS AIRES DIG DEMONSTRATION IS MADE LAST NIGHT To assist in making Inspection of hides of killed animals in conform ance of the law created in 1915, pro viding for this Inspection, Sheriff Geo. Humphrey has been appointed deputy brand inspector of Klamath County by A. L. Marshall ot Olene. In a statement given below, Marshall calls the attention of the public to the pro visions of the regulation, and gives! notice of Mr. Humphrey's appoint-1 ment. I Section 17 of chapter 33 of thei session laws of Oregon for the year 1915, among other things provides that any. person not regularly engag ed In slaughtering cattle must retain in bis possession the hides taken off any cdttleT with the ears attached thereto, without any alteration 'of the marks on the same or any disfigura tion of the brand for a period of thir ty days. During that time any owner of cattle or any county brand Inspector or his deputy may demand an exhi bition of the hide or hides of any cattle killed, and upon such demand being made, the killer must produce said hide or hides for inspection. If the killer fails to produce such hide or hides in the condition above mentioned, it Is prima facae evidence of the violation of the provisions of this act, and the killer is subject. to a One and Imprisonment. For the purpose of making this In spection ot hides, I have appointed Sheriff George Humphrey as deputy brand inspector. Any one wishing to have hides Inspected will please call upon Mr. Humphrey or the undersigned. ALBERT L. MARSHALL. Incensed Citizens Buna Gemma Ctab and Wreck Every Gertaaa Badass House ln the City Sereral Rioters Wounded by Police, Three Will Die Demonstration Lasts Nearly Twenty-Four Hoars. BUENOS AIRES,. Sept. 15. The rioting which began yesterday in an anti-German demonstration continued thruout the night with increasing ferocity. - ,.., ., Every German business house and restaurant in the downtown district lias been wrecked. The German Club and several other buildings have been .damaged by Are. The police wounded seven rioters seriously when they fired Into a crowd. It is reported that three' of the Injured will die. result one of these was badly injured by the animal be had attempted to down. Active preparations are now being made by Robblns and his assistants for the Klamath Falls Roundup, which he is promoting here the last three days ot this month. As an add ed feature of this occasion ho brought with him Miss Lenor Udiey, a cele brated girl jockey, on his return. Miss Udiey creased a sensation with her work at the show just concluded. Skeeter BUI has opened office head quarters on. the corner of Second and Main in the Houston building. He declares that the entries from the local riders are coming ln fast, and that everything appears favorable for a successful show. Ranchmsa Visits Jeff Wilson, who operates a ranch in Upper Langell Valley, was a busi ness visitor in Klamath Falls. BIG POTATO YIELDS HERE PRODUCER SAYS BUENA VISTA LANDS PLANTED TO THIS CROP AND PROPERLY CARED FOR WILL NET $100 PER ACRE Reports of abundant yields of pota toes from the Buena Vista Additloa are made. A substantial acreago planted last year by one cltisen net ted him $100 per acre over all ex penses, and he asserts that every acre properly planted and cared for this year will produce the same result. There are 500 acres along the northern boundary now covered with sage brush which Is adapted to this culture, it is declared. Artillery Contingent Now Drills In France By Associated Press AMERICAN TRAILING CAMP IN FRANCE, Sept. 13. The largo con tingent of American artillery, which recently joined the expeditionary army, is well along with intensive training under French supervisory instructions. , Hitherto the arrival ot the artillery contingent has been carefully guard ed, but permission to mention the abovo facts has Just been gives. The Americans are using the latest models of the famous rrBca,'Htsat- ty-flves, also six-Inch howltssrsT ry i f 41 'f ... V to! ., , rt&wt,