The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 28, 1918, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text" , ,J'fMJv "i .ill .,,-Uv . '"" '-r' - - jF-7T I FICIAl.- HIWIPAEK vf W-V& C . if . iiLl':, -ii.ijvl'a ornciAL ' I -.aWB OF KLAMATH COUNTY, ,vv,K.ytV''' OF KLAMATH E tfl i t .. . i BBaaaaaaar anaa. am aBaawaaaT snow. ana .jbbw saa ' waakfeaaBk. . sawr snaa wanh wawaBwe awawa-awaaBnw , w j, .,.,, . . -it'M) caaBay ' i ifclHrw.uiY4-Ko.Mwi KLAMATH FALLS, ORMON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1918 ri . ; - - ' - -''- ' . SArinmvuinnAnnjWruuinjyiriaivuarauTi "!"' .'.................... .................... " oxoimi.hmkwww . .-, '.Var; WIANY WAITING BUSTOM WSIP MMS NOMNNIHG IUDENDORFF MORE PROPOSALS mm fEMmh. loss - coram w raowREPftRjm .,'.('.. .... B lllull'lfrljiU'fr ' i-A BJSSmAT, ' AIKA, WITH SUSTAINING DEMURRER OP THIS DISTRICT. W1NTBS". BUT- If P A l.llJ'J.lJJvi orm am pAaNanM was plaintiff ix court housb run or sugar ax flour " V "??V'v BOUND FOR STATRS CASK RUCKIVKD. ' FOR 1SOLATMI FKW. f ' it'.hWt .T .- . . n.:-H?iisr& mm, ' w.im-e.m'Dyw."i. ,r, : 11' w wci-lJ'f'fcf,i-y'y'r-J-'' . .; ,,r. ',-.; t S8i ' M'-fv r. - ' - . ' v UiM AUSTRIA IN DECIDED HURRY TO GET PEACE IM MEDIATE ARMISTICE ON ALL FRONTS ASKED OF WILSON GERMAN EDITOR BITTERLY ASSAILS KAISER AND HIS THIRTY YEARS OF POLITICS CALLS A "FILM" HERO HIM i (By Associated Pruts) . AMSTERDAM, Oct. 28. Austria accepts all the views xpressed by President Wilson in his note of October 18th. Austria is ready to negotiate peace and immediate arm ietice without awaiting the result of other negotiations. The reply to the President says she is willing and' ready without awaiting the result of other negotiations, to nego 'tiate peace and an immediate armietice on all the Austro Hpngarian fronts. The reply of Wilson on the 18th stipulated that the Aus trian government would have to satisfy the political aspira tions of its own people, who should be the judge of their rights and destinies. It called attention to the fact that the United State had recognized the Czec.ho-Slovaks national council as a de facto belligerent government, and recog nized the claims of the Jugo-Slavs for freedom. WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct 28. A German reply as serting that negotiations, for peace are being conducted by a people's, government, with actual and constitutional powers ;ah"d that the terms of the American and Allied Sovernmehta for armistice are awaited, has reached the wiss legation today. "Germany't rejoinder to the President's last note is rather Unexpected, as it was not generally regarded as re-quirinTjaaniwer." LONDOtf, Ort. II. A CojMhas mi dUpatelTqviKwi MulalllteR " Sm, editor et D4 XkHRft of Bar Ita. u Myiasis' n mtarviaw with a CopaahagM aw'pfasar: "Wa alartaS taa war with a dirty trick ,aad all oar iaaH"t victor la aava baa Uia raaalta of dUbon H7. WliUa tha.SKoad la a lira haro, and darmaay; a vulgar oinema tatraph ahow. Wa alt today oa'tha rata of thirty yaara af. Hokasaollani aolltlca." Dld of wound Died of dlioaie Died of accident and other cauaea Wounded In action MImIm In action (Including prlaonora 3,787 3,134 1,130 33,105 6,040 66,36 Total to date Following Oregon boya llted! Private Ulmont Keen, Cervala la luted aa wounded, degree undeter mined. Private John floika' of Portland It llited aa wounded, degree undeter mined. kM PARIS, Oat. ll.-r-Orava trovblea kave broke oat' to Budapeath, Sua to the appolataiaat of Count Jullua Aadratay.vwlMla.autpaeiad of Oar KBODkila tMlaaelaa, to be the Aus trian forelga iatalar, aaya a Zurlck ditpatek. , ' . A eopnlttaa or warkaoen and iol dlara kaa aaaa forced to repraaant the extraaiaai, 'party la Impending 7-nta ' fc. ir. . The folowia.g eaaualtlaa are re Ported by tao'CoBMaadlng Oeaaral ef tha AaiarieaB "akaltlbaary Force 'or yaatarday aad Udav. t. M. Marran. rapreaentlag the Na . . w T- ..y. " . - ' ' . n.a .a "las lfaU ..U.. .."" - Ml Btacult Compwy or rnum motwl:!k!::.. "T.who waa alrleken In Klamatk Falla bua rj .'mijtimm-'Htmtamumam a nn th. Hit with the. Influent, put . iBW -"""" ' it lil, UjkaHl! Ill aed away ai ina iMivn f. , 177 . (ate Saiurdf? eyanlng; Mr. Marraa 484 davaiopea, pnauBwuia jm f'' - 'SRIpHcailP,". wtln tne il1,,,- H- 141 alatar In Portland who waa notified I of hla lllnaaa arrived Saturday eyea- PORTLAND II inra with n ii nirc uror mi inr.i iiriii t I I! DIHl'UTK OVKB OWNKR8MIP OV CATTLH IN KAHTKliN KLAMATH liKADH TO SHOOTING' AtVAIIt. THRKK HHOTH WBRB PIRKD Charged with an attampt to com- SBATTLB, II. Three felcony, Wllllaat Caaakaar of,raS u4) fortytkm people, atoat of tho Illy dlatrlct waa bouad over to tba action of the grand Jury, following a hearing before Juatlca E. W. Oowen Saturday eveaWg. Caaebeera charge followed hla al leged effort to prevent three driven for D. M. Mc!emore from proceeding toward Klamatk Fall with a drove of beef cattle on September 30th Testimony waa Introduced by wit neaiee, Clarence Chappell, Jamaa efendent had fired seven shots with n pistol at or In the direction of some of the drivers, following an alterca tion between himself and McLemore, the defendant claiming tho owner shin of Dart of tha cattle for tha Howird battle Company wklck ka re presented. Although testimony regardlas.aha previous relatlvea between tha defeat eat wsa ruled out, It waa apparent from what waa said that McLemore had purchased beef cattle from tho Howard Cattle Company prevloualy and bad started for market wltk them. Some had evidently got away from tho driven and they had re turned to the range for them. Tha question of the owaenhlp of, a part of these brought on the culmination of the difficulty which occurred at the. Uboree mall box, four and a halt miles from Bty. A civil ault la al ready Instituted over the ownenhlp of the .animals. Prosecuting Attor ney William M. Duncan waa assisted by Attorneys Drako and Wilson B. Wiley. Attorney Batcheldor ef Lake view, appeared for tka defeadent. Caaebeer's bonds were, placed at $100 which ha raised, One more chapter In the ault of Klamath County against J. M. Dugan Coinoan " et al. kaa bee enacted In tho PWSBS, JUVUMHi Wl-I -- ----- .. - . deau tba Tfskaai territory, Joat ",.I0B '"" "" "- " their llvee when the Caasdtaa Paclflc c",kl". ",.U,n,n.E .th.e ttr".r of hla imam lAmnr pmiduii aeaiun luumr u mr r - . H w "!...... steaair Priaecea Batata waa picked '""7 """" w-Li i ZZZ. ..a ... Thla la anothei ISSmiySS dropped to tka bottasa, of Lyan canal, by the defendants. This la another of. the many points In aa arm of tha laatda passage, not far south of Skagway, AbMka. no anrvivon," raaa a winiees Crimea and othara to ahow that tholfroa Jnaeaa, Alaaka. talUag of tha mm IS FUJ V or i .,...(....... ..,.... bUA . ..i.V.. wE-iiTHEC?" ' TT" 4 eaaeai wounded" tfefraauadatormiaed wMa siistir'-....v:;. JflsWiS irsattaaj';.y;.;....S Prlaaaara ' V1 -'" - .' "fSWlol eaeaaaaeaae Died from AaraaUaa aeetdeat - W Ntkir W Cwoaaltlas t BaU " in tniuBi iaeieiiMii .....' Art . iveftMe '.it Ing and waa'wlth htm at the, time of hla deith, in remains im ye iTmuiDDn . 1 .(, New of tho death of Cacti WM at Vancouver waa reeelved by w;ra here yesterday. Henry J. . Waaka, father, and Mlia Dorothy Waaka. ala ter of tho youag man kad learned ot hla lllnaaa Saturday avaalas aad latt on tha traa yesterday marnlng before the mwb or au oeaia feaaaeet, aersk Mr. Waeka had JuM1 eetered-the limited Service bfaaek of the mllHary service and haa been at Vaaconver amy .. . ., ,, A wire recelved'tbday aaya that tke remalna have bam shipped to Kla math Falla, and will arrive .tomorrow nleht. Tha deceased waa twan,ty.-threa yean of age. He waa'bonrrnSelln as, California, May l4th7;liHo came to Klamatk FalU aeveral yean ago and waa soon after allowed by the other membenof hla family' Previous to hip reHatratlo in the aelectlve draft ke operate an eJectr! cat'eatabllahmeat netr the eemerel sixth' and Mala. ' HeleaveaarargeiuBberof frlenda in' Klamath rails' who wfli'moarn kU .l '" J.V, ...' . rm,mm ,' .'f (&r. t..,V -L Ji ' mh. ii77rr ' 4. klamath bov rnpsrrnv i Alfred CaaUI.'a1Kamath;,,Countr toy :s one or ejeren io ," of, 160 boys, and has bees Placed aa j mn.i.. tn wortiaad. instrument man ln'sUttery co- Whare the funeral will be held. Ha m.nder. deUll rstk. &,i B Camp waa twenty-nine yean of age. jLewia, , loos. 8hlpelag mob -oalfjthe loea of the Sophia, with ail aheafd waa the wont martaa disaster la the history of. the iPaclloCoaet. ' The vsaaal, I.IMtona greas, haa keaa) plyhas Is waeiarn Caaadlaa and eentheaateria Aleoke, wateraisBea her baUdtec tariUIV - Llata of paasengen and detaiu of tke wreck wore sot available here. Tke vessel. K waa tkougkt. waa carry bis a capaeky lead ot peas ea gen, aearly all nertkernen who. kad Ukaa tka laet ataambost on tho Ynkoa rRlver.beforatke ke closed la for tke winter; aai had boarded the Sophia at Skagway. Tha paeeoagcra were among aaadreda who left Alebka tkta tail to apead Uewlater la the .States and Canada. They had coma aa far aa White Herae by river boat, and there had hoarded traiaa tqr the Alaska port. Wednesday tka heavily loaded So phia left Skagway for Vancouver and Victoria. Net, many konn oat aka ran Into one ot tke Srat eaowatorma ot the year. Marly Tkanday, n tke dark aad etorm. eke ran kard agreaad oa tka Vanderbllt reef. 8. O. S. ealla were seateat aad tha maHed Statea lighthouse tender Ce dar, tke Catted States goverameat steamer Peterson aad aeveral email boats' oame to her atslataace. Whea daylight came It was'tonnd the boat waa reetlag easy, and aa the Weather waa calm, It waa decided ,aet .to take tke paeeeagen of. W mt to Vaaoonver, and the wrecking ateamer Teen aad, the C..P. B. steam or Prlaoeaa Alice were aaat Berth,. the wrecker to pall tke Sophia ot tka root and tke AIM to get her paeeeagen. A etorm apraag up, aad the wiada whipped owa the loag. aarrow Lyaa eaaai wua anrncane loree. The Sophta, la the path of tho sale, waa poaaded agalast .the rocks. Oa aeeonat el the danger of etraadlag. the aearby aalpa did aot dare to go Sear her. Lifeboats wore Impossible, altho tha aaoro waa sojauay yards away. The sate oee la rary, aad prebably wklle nassr otUe Ha- aaaaen-'alaat. lifted the'ateamer aa, draia';W.aeraea,th;r-aa aaat ser to is Bottom. 3, JUNBAlf, Oct, II.Bhorea sear the wreck t the Prlaeeaa Sophia are atrewa, with dead bodhnV,, The heavy awtan praveatea tea rawer aaipa gei- HOY TOWMI-MBS i:. , ' AT hJOimeJIkY CAMP. A wire received k jaWvhott.tsa a4ewa:ef'ihaaiaJftl;T sea c..W.7Teer of lUae, at Pert AsissyWISei''-' , , ' Ttaiywasj .man caajljway ;frem PaevsMaia ysetaNwAasaVhla; re malaa wUI arrive la tjaauth, rails Wedaeeday alfht., Tha,saMad1-wa thtptyeae years of asosM vaaUt, the Bpruee braaeh ot the aMairy aervlei the case proceeds to actual trial upon Its merits. Judge Calkins says In part: "The purpose of the action Is to require defeddanta to return money alleged to have been wrongfully received.' The evident purpose of the further aad separate answer Is to obtain aa Injunction restraining, the plaintiff from dkslpatlag the fund from which defeadaata must receive' their eom- peaaattoa under tho contract. The latter la aot material to the defence ot the former." - la effect Judge. Candna rotea.thal, tke inactions argued in tho runner aad separate answer of the defead aata are ones to be decided by the law aide ot the court aad cannot bo settled by a court of equity. I H IS PiCKD FOR KUNUTH BEDS Aa the Ont atop toward the ex penditure of the 1400,000 nuthorlaad last year by Congress, for tne pur chaae ot livestock aad agricultural equipment for, the Indiana of the Kla math Reservation, blda for the pur chase of a large number of horses, catle, sheep and hogs will be receiv ed and opened on November Ub, according, to Superintendent J. H. Norrla of the Klamath Reservation. The bids call for 1,000 to 1,000, I or 3 year old helfen, 100 to 400 1 and I year old helfen, five young milk cows, 350 brooM sows and twen. ey-two pigs. Three span of Hght geldings five to seven yean old, for ty six spans of heavier geldings and six spans ot mares 1300 to 1500 and from five to seven yean old are de signated. . It la expected that other calls for stwk of this kind will' be made frrnn time to time, la the near future. . , ttKDVTKLD FUNERAL TOMORROW. "V , The funeral ot DonCy Redfleld. which had, been arranged 'for this, afternoon nt the Whltlock Chapel, haa been postponed until 3:30 tomorrow. The remains will lie In state at the Chapel from ten to eleven In tho forenoon. Owing to the prevailing epidemic, the general public Is not Invited to tha services, but no bar will be placed on' those wishing to attend. ' Captain O. C. Applegate, County rood, AdmiBlatraiof, wishes to call the attMtioa'ot the people to the fact that no permits, for sugar for caaalng pur.oaea can beVisaed after Noveaa bor flnt The time haa been extend ed to a latar date here, than at many ether places and' the purchaser aoem to have, made good use of the ad ditional time, glvea them. The family sugar cards will aot be returned to the head office aeoathlr, aa previous to October flnt,, aad; the eucceedlaaj awatate, aapply eaa 'be rurchaaed.oa theaame .cards until order ftefa taaroderal Aaeaiawtra- lor cane rer tarn retura. A wlater SBBSwIaC sugar aad .floor may hi iMffil. al'lha llainlln ' tho caaatr. aaaitaawntori'bat oaly for rAaoto ptoses; atone a", too saw tl-JwneUoa't 'tSJSJ htnd woaMoo greatly deplete the. general aupyiy. . As to mill feeda. which are per missible for dairy stock, young visa and calves, poultry, ans rer a weeaiy bran maah for horses, all dealera la mill feeda have received, o eaoatd receive, .a circular: letter ot laatrue tloa. wliha pledge to bo aisaed by purcbaaen fo the. effect that each feeda. will oaly be used for apeeiflod PMrpoeee. All dealera. who haadle mill feeds, who have, aot reeelved these should notify the, of flee ot their Intentions and, call oa tha necessary Inrf'uctlons and pledge list. Both Captain Applegate and hia assistant. Mr. W. 8. Slough, wish to say that tho attitude of their Burner oua customtsra haa almost without ex ception shown a eommeadable ap preciation of the aeed of careful cob servattoa of food. 'aad ysry maay of them would evideatly submit to, tar greater HmltaUoaa that those who are dotag a far- greater part to wla tne war may aava tae suppjtee taey need. We can do at best but a alight task aa composed to theirs. Hereafter the oflee. will be, opea from 1:30 to, 13:00 A. M., aad from 1:00 to 5 00 P.JM. .- fisiSBiirin suit or i . vi .i i. .i -i . -Vr''. Aim vuiitaa ia iw..;jiL-j.f i TIUCTBB MAMaTaMMTKI KKAL.rOCH TVMXS IW cot orr u ..-. '?i '," ''WF mnai-jPSFv7 amaaaBatAar saajaMBy .BussMBYja '.p-tesi i so a i i i-Vi .f ' ''-. VVJTgYjf; 1. A A j '; iV-. LONDON, Oat 'ni ' ,ij.ft; OVTW aiflrUrraahorlUea'hoe JlafaUUiraWfeaW,. u -T - ta-'ttt- Til" .''!,. rs-i ' assa4iVhj'. S,1.1 " ?i'v i taAMiaiiw " k - -- "-!!. ;- ;.'AtlV .iT' vs JTj-S aasor etvtt'eoatroi. :aasarsiss;aos. :-- ,l, Coaoaaam pate. W ,, :. ' PARIS;- Oct: 'll.-iTaci, ahatas.ef ; -.t IGmus k..,hua m . MBMAaKw , -t TTTTi'ST-vTrt? .' iT?mkMbJii2,t Ula Uaaeketweea tlw.SMee aas.tso se-SaSitao,'-, 't,v,:ii,,Av . -yj ana-..- ; f) WOMBK TO SIT e IK PARLIAMENT. 'SV1 - 5 . t LONDON, t Oct. 38, The e, house of commons Wednesday passed a moHon allowing women ' e to alt In the parliament. The e vote waa 174 to 85. Ex-Premier Aaqulth supported the motion. '" P W44 ' UOLHHKVIKI EDUCATING t TMK LOWKR OtAJsWB. MOSCOW, Oet II. Tho Betake vlkl are revising tho Xnaeiaa higher educational aystem la the interest of tho workers! Tke Council of tka Peopla'a Commissars kaa decreed tke abolition of alt entrance examlaaUoaa In the unlveraltiaa and ordered that persona of either sex who have reach ed their sixteenth year may register, and attend any higher InatltuUoa of learning without presentlag a high school diploma or, aay certificate of an educational character.- Preference, la to be. glvea to work men, and poor peaaaata i and remain, ing vacancies only to be filled by per. sons ot other claaaea, Tuitioa fees are also abolished, aad poor students will receive stipends from the atata. ' ,;" ,;-, RED CROSS VlflTINq NURSES AWAIT CALL TheRed'Crosaiaaaouneaa aa oar rolled lUt of caaaWewom'ea.ho.are ready to undertake i kecar''of tke lofruaaaa, vlctlma'kere; aa vlsltlns Buraes.;t;;n'' ,,. -TkeM'cwoaaea .wllllaat; under tke dlrecttoa ot arraduate auraes aid will do all poeaiWe'W allevlaUlha auffen Ins of the patleata to, which they' stay be . called. They ;:a're , ready t to .'So'1 to any homo whiire" needed and-their ami mv unif jwov' vhv Aiaae riven., I .tleaeral .Debeay'af SeatV ptteratubbora reelstaaoe, eeeded la awlagtag ;oaT IU rtakt, SaakV ao tkat it faeea eaai.ItVkMrBMHr, reached thaoaiseaaTttuie-Marie, road, driving the enemaW before . R.' - . Thla poattlea ta abokt'II naBea.dae . east ot8t.'.QuwitU. , Jrrtrw 'v.. v, l r. ' V H cS J 9 LONDON,' Oct,(sJI;-The x Britlak; are advaaeug la. Meeooetaaua aa. aave cat il iwwiivan.aaevBaiMwy Moaaloa. tte prtaetrt;Tarsas);aoa-;j muBteatloa. ' 'Thla will prebably foceo ' tke Turks to fall back oa Mceal. " i:iCrt r . w Md y-.'i . 4..1 . 'V.'"1 ,v &r?. V." ".' -Av '? I LONDON, Oetlli; Tke Brtta. P' ea the 'Austro-luJBaa fKHrt.up ta laet' - vi.,o ailght had captuies over 6.100 prieiv m oners aad II guasl ,- 4 A , '( ,-sr ,-lj" WITH THB AMERICANS NOKTH-,.' ? - I Aaaer-r Trtfl; .T4-R WBT or VBRDITN. Oct. 18 Aaaer- leaa lbaa raaae auna thla atteraaaav . M, 2. w ..J- '"'' "-,,'i''V BVIM'lluil ultiAniliWf, BICJOSPIH -ra? .cta-y.-vwi' I ff.v-rt'; I JfAVit' J iaiyi.y H ' r n-i llJilf uuMttmm for the treatBMHtt, at YYeMf. caaea ts.tsfiM;M. Of the Red orow.WiNvttj'. W.8lemanrta;reort;ta-lfM; rurinareiior wm artj--. Ihe neceaaaryfsalBto4f. fllltheew'-soAftMOiJ.gAjV rom tkaflsJaolSihVW t set that wMmmc:a mm' mi .Hi-;,:. 'ifjww IBBBBBr ItllVI " ; The turning over of the Kk Oeneral Hospital i Spanish Influenia ing Pcnonell Captain J, aay, ana a; to secure i adequately .Reports 1 tal today are to the ef all of the patients tUarelaai ln '.inn nlftalv anil ' that ' aBBII wlli;b4 dlMkarge taef tos?,fii 'j. ;R4CrolS(loaal' &1 &.Il.ath.VbffaetJLaKsl - ' CamDeii for !'f re' 'car -'setV aver necessary and of vKest'P""fQreg(f ThlsjiillimaterlaMr,; kUncy;of:orkai i '"'Tjai-si womea wefawaee:B.! lOi ?.! a. , - . ,' ,i. ..v. ki, .. !..', .!' avj.. at Mm) C.i,i......,,..M 1I.BT4 . : . 'JN' ", s1 V v & 'fil. t,M i a "- -s. "' t- .' . 'vwfi jKttn'Z'ijrwt ' u." i. ."!' .", 'V'tvSi-iWA ff T9 . ., ,- .Jtiie ,-i, AW ,ViL -iVti-ji iffiiW iJ itdM