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KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1914
VOLUME XI«
NUMBER 10
Huerta to Salute if U. S. Returns It
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Some of the Ships Steaming Toward Mexico ^10 SELLS WILL
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lllAiiOl PINE TREE HEIM. 1 RO..Ì
CAPITAL
Nectetary |<oo»«-vi-II, now In : ari Fruii
A cieco, to tuli- | et »oliai charge of II»'
tuoi ili. < III et Gir Purlfll' flirt. Allei
MOHT EFFECTUE HUM K
a confermi
wltli Adtnlral Doylc al
Mari' iHlund, Secretary Daniel* or-
IDE OF MIAICll
dvr< d Ilio fli'i t tu rmilrxvoUN at Siili
Diego, |irc|iarulory ti» u rii»»» move
South Parin» Torywlo Fiert l»*av«*a invili toward Mexico
for lite South Under Order* From
Washington—lluuae Foreign IU-I m -
llona Committee U uanlmoualy V ote
to Huataln the PrvahlviH In Illa
Met lean Pulley.
United Press Servie«
WASHINGTON. D. C., April 1«.—
Hurria la willing tu salute the .liner-
lean flag if America agrrre to return
hia salute. Chairman Hhivriy of the
areale u.miiilttrr on fonigli affaira
admitted that hr liaa brru unofficially
ailvlMsl that thia waa scut Io Waah-
lagton today by O'Miaughnrsay.
United Press Service
WASHINGTON. D. (’., April 16.
Secretary Bryan today conferred with
Miniflier Von Bernstorff. after which
llryan went to the Whit» Hou»« He
said that he and Von Bernstorff hud
fully dis* iiaaed the Mexican situation,
and that Von llernstorff had said the
power» would continue the "hand»-
off" policy, and leave the matter en
tirely In America’» power.
Kroenert 1« Elated Over the
Change of Attitude by In Ilan Cotn-
■iiinaiouer, and Also Place« Greater
Part of the Credit for thia Upon
the Untiring Efforts of Congress
Eg
man X. J. Sinnott.
Indian Commissioner Cato Sells
will be here the latter part of L2iy to
inspect Sprague and Williamson Riv
ers in regard to the advisability of re
opening them to logging operations.
This is the cheering news brought
to Klamath Falls by A. J. Kroenert,
head of the Pine Tree Lumber com
pany. Mr. Kroenert came In last night
from Washington. D C-, where be has
been working indtu>'.rlou»ly for the
opening of th« rivers
"1 he fact that Commissioner Sell*
has cecided to visit Klamath Falla
next month is due almost entirely to
the untiring efforts of your efficient
congressman, Nicholas J. Sinnott,"
said Mr. Kroenert today. “1 was a
perfect stranger to Mr. Sinnott, but
he Interested himself In my case at
once, and since then he has been
working every minute he could to In
duce Sella to change the ruling, or at
least make an investigation of the
conditions.
"Sinnott takes a hearty Interest In
all Oregon affairs, especially those of
Eastern Oregon, and he is on the job
every day, calling at some depart
mental office for conferences when he
is not in Congress."
Regarding the plans of tuv Pine
Tree company, Mr. Kroenert would
make no definite statement.
"I prefer to await the decision of
Mr. Sells before attempting to say
wbat we will do,’ he said.
Halted Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. <!., April 16
'The most complete blockade that has
«ver b«*en enforced .by an American
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effort Is contemplated against Mexico
Every mile of the coast will be under
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WASHINGTON. D C.. April 16,— surveillance unless Huerta «alutee
AX? .
5 hr
The question of whether the United
It Is undecided whether to block
State« could return the ««lute with ade »hipping of every character, or
IT-
out recognising the Huerta govern merely the Mexican shipping
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ment la the acute question al preaent.
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Senator t^odg* holds that return
Four <»f the battleship« the t'alted 8taira lia» dlapM<*h«d to panicipate* la the naval «h monMration, or powriLI* landing of marine» at Tampico and
ing th« aalule would be « "back
Vent t'ru*. No. 1, Rhode (»land; No. 2, Nebraska; No. 3, Admiral Fletcher, in charge of the ahip« now at Tampico; No. 4, Admiral Cowie«:
down" on the part of America
The house committee on foreigu re
No. 3, llrginia; No. 41, New Jersey.
lations today unanlmoualy adopted i
thia resolution
Chicago Democrats Celebrate
"Rcaolvrsl, Tlial the action of Un*
I nited Press Service
l*rr«l'lrwl In Um Tampico Incident hr
CHICAGO, April 16.—Mayor Har-
«uMainrsl.'
rison and Mrs. Harrison will lead th«
Preparations are being luade to
annual ball of the Cook County demo
< AI.IFORNIA'S
PRISON
BOARD
assist Americans wDhlng to leave
crats tonight at the Hotel La Salle.
RILL tXlNNIDKR CASK OF THE
Mexico. Many women and children
Two large ball rooms have been re
from Mexico City are now at Vera
FORMER BOSS—PAROLE IS BE-
served for the event, the big affair of
Crus, ready to go north.
democratic circle« each year.
It I» believed that If the United
PRESIDENT Is REQUESTED TO ULOINNG DAY AT THE CITY HALL SCHALUM K, RVTE.NTC AND YA »
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States takes Tampleo. Carrant» will
DEN
WILL
VISIT
THE
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VA
The
Herald
for news.
MARKED
BY
A
HEAVY
REGIS-
KEEP I HON WORKERS FROM GO-
be forced to »»»unie hostilities toward United Press Service
HAN FRANCISCO, April 16. The
BEDS NEXT .MONTH—PLAN TO
America or lose the sympathy of hl»
TRAT1ON—LIST OF THE CANDI-
ING TO PRISON WHil.l McREY-
state prison board on Saturday will
follower».
GET
OLD RIFLES
DATE'S GIVEN
NOI.DS IS WORKING
act on the petition for a parole for
United Press Service
Abe Ruef. Han Franciflco's ex-polltical
For the purpose of collecting relics
SAN PEDRO. April 16
The South bo»», it is considered as certain that United Press Service
At 9 o’clock last night the registra
of
the Modoc War, John Scballock,
the
parole
will
b«
granted.
I'aclflc torpedo boat flotilla cleared
tion books at the city hall closed with
WASHINGTON. D. C„ April 1«.
Captain J. C. Ku ten it and A. C. Ya-
Ruef has served about aix years of
San l’«dro harbor early today for Hau
President Wilson today was asked to a bang, ending the opportunity of deu will go to the Modoc Lava Beds
Diego. The fleet »ailed under order« a fourteen year sentence.
order a stay to the court order Im voters to make themselves eligible to next month.
from Washington
Ironworkers east their ballot at the May election.
The principal object of the trip is
The workingmen’s compensation prisoning twenty-seven
When th« books closed the total reg-
act passed by the Ontario legislature until Attorney General Me Reynold* tistratlon was 1.605. divided as fol- to recover the rifles left from th« de
I nlted Press Service
In the case,
feat of Major Thomas’ command, the
WASHINGTON, D. <’.. April 16.
will be placed 111 operation the first of cau examine the records
and determine whether or not the Iowa:
last Indian victory in the West. With
Secretary Daniels ordered Assistant j next January.
men are entitled to pardon.
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Fl rat Ward . ..
some of these piece«. Captain Ruje-
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Second Ward .
nic's collections of relics from the war
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Third Ward ..
will b« practically complete.
"Western Night." that annual 'back First Unnatural Bull Coin Bank' baa
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Fourth Ward .
to the wild and wooley” stag affair been Increased to (10,000,000.
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Fifth Ward . .
Prohibition Amendment Hearing
"Special Notice-—One undertaker
'given by the local Elks lodge, will be
and ten doctors will be present to at
The city election will be held May I United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 16,— held April 21 th;» year. The com tend to all despondent« who attempt
4th. A list of the candidates follows:
The
resolution for a constitutional mittee In charge is at present busily suicide on account of loan of money
For Mayor - M. G. Wilkins, Ed
ward J. Murray, Thomas F. Nicholas. amendment for national prohibition (engaged in gettiug up some unique at games.
was scheduled for a hearing today be stunts to be pulled off that evening.
“Rules—1—No excessive Letting
John Austad and Dan Corcoran.
will
be remitted, and no single bet
For Police Judge—A. L. !<eavltt, fore a senate sub-committee, On the
On account of the scale on which
committee are Senators Chilton, this is to be staged this year, the Elks wlll>e allowed over (1.000,000.
ACCORDING TO THE TERMS OF W. 8. Wiley, Chris E. Edler.
Fletcher, Shields, Borah and Dill'ng-i have secured Houston's opera house.
'2—In case of any game going
For City Treasurer—J. W. Siem
THE LAST TESTAMENT, WID
ham.
For the evening the theater will be broke, dealer will be allowed Qve
ens,
Arthur
R.
Wilson,
J.
W.
Tyrell.
OWER IS GIVEN ALL OF THE
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transformed into an old Western minutes in which to raise money on
* Councilman In Fifth Ward- -M. R. Morley- Goea South.
ESTATE
dance
hall, and all the «ames of his clothing.
At 6 o'clock p. m. Wednesday th« | County Clerk —C. It. De Lap, K. D.
Doty. H.J. Lock wood.
"3—If you lose, don’t accuse the
Fred Morley left on the morning ”hance "„p b7jn Tun’Twing, thous-
time for filing announcements of can North, both of Klatnath Falla.
train for San Francisco, where he will ftnds Qf dolUr8 beiv< bet before the games of being crooked. They have
County Treasurer George A. Hay
Virginia and Penny Meet
dldacy for county an« precinct offices
confer with the authorities regard- 0yeB o( the offl(.Mb
all been sanctioned by the State Game
The will of the late Catherine £al-
i xplr<>d. There Is no further oppor don, Torn Watters, both of Klamath lahan was probated today. The ee- United Press Service
Ing the re-trial of J. Grant Lyman,
w
Qf Ue <#rb o< clyn and Fish Commission, and we have
tunity for those seeking nominations Falla.
tate Is valued at (700, and the entire
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va„ April which w 11come up In Los Angeles In k Uon 8trlclly forbldden. Further been assured that It Is open season
io go on their party ballot nt the pri , County Surveyor- E. B. Henry of anichint waa bequeffttled to the de 16,- Pennsylvania track men Invaded a ou t ry ays.
jInfprdlatlon regarding the big event for ’suckers.’
Klamath Falls, F. 0. Brown, Odessa
maries next month.
“4—The house receives baif of
the University of Virginia today for ... , ,
ceased'»
husband.
Richard
Callahan
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|4s contained in the following, sent by
Justice of the Peace, Llnkvllle Dis
Later, a person can run at the gen tii.t i \\ Gow. a, Klatuath Falls.
Callahan Is named as executor.
the dual frack meet. The Quakers I* ting n spo an«.
h committee In charge to the Elka. John Houtson's winnings, so It will
Mr« W R. Brooks left this n»*rn-
not be as bad as if you lost all your
are picked to carry off the honors.
oral election ns an Independent candl-!
iag
a visit with relatives »n Spo-1 "This will be a great annual gath- money.
Democrat
date, provided ho gets a sufficient
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Set Heil Outa«( Court.
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erlug of all the distinguished and
”6—All guns and ammunition
County Judge W, ’ w. *»mlth of
i>er centaga of signatures to his pe
rhe claim« «1 Emanuel Engle, who order Off
wealthy lawyers, liars, horse doctors, must be left with the doorkeeper; we
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Illy,
Marlon
Hanks
of
Kinmath
Fniv.
H1Jed
th«
Algoma
Lumber
Company
Forrest
Pell
ahff
William
Hagel-
tition.
An \ torch to «»H sealingwas car- porch climbers, sheep herders, cow may need them to raise money on If
Sheriff- B. St. George Bishop of .for ♦*«
damuffeb. lias hewn cttled «(.Mn, accompanied by M D Coats.
The complete list of candidates for
Odessn,
J.
W.
Hawxhurat
of
Klamath
out
of
court
»Sale
lost
a
leg
while
K-f
thia
■morning
for
Eugen**.
♦here^.^r
I'*■ Wl’ *. a in tongs which may be punchers, hold-up men, grafters, flre- the bank should go broke.
nomination to county offices In Klnm-
’ employed
d to drop It when soft- ra®n* lumbermen, no gentlemen and
Falls.
ohlptoyed by the ...... . *»t romnnnv
atilt dohatc
-vtfh the
Ore
"6—Be on the lookout for crooks.
company,,lhny
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will
debate
-»ith
Ute
Oregon
City
turned
uth county follows:
Is wanted without burn- politicians.
v“r
»-am for the prt* ’ego of t Ing in the - net '
The gathering will be so great th«
County Clerk--J. H. Kverett of und brought ault to recover?
Republican
be ti
-fl.
I "The opportunity of a life time; house cannot be responsible for any
Vnai* .^r th* v
e champ nahlp
iKinmath Falls.
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the foremost rival of the famous loss. All surplus cssh should h« ex
County Judge—William H. Worden
Clerk of Circuit Court—Georg*- Slowly Improving.
Mn». J. L. Cunningham, wife of the
t he v und ftiat gasoline cabs .Monte Carlo. Fortune« will be won changed for 'bull coin.’
The skfljetoh ,
1 rt he claissa Is
of Klamath Falla.
Chastain, Klamath Falls.
eentrwrfnr, fr slowly rocov^rinr fresa .the 1^4*'«' nrebls rt*
,'urlMw tn th« haalth, the Ber- and lost; money will be as free aa
Coroner—Earl Whltloek.
“7—These rules are subject to al
Hhorlff W. B. Barnes, Oa< nr L.
■nvTy wni dlr v i * t i German
■ ’¡lee nave refused to license any water.
teration In case anyone 1» discovered
Justice of the Peace, Llnkville Dis M lllMM that has kept hci V Jilted . - enTTy
Carter, Carey M. Ramsby nnd Charles
ntlst.
e il l * -xcept «tectrlc oum .
"Notice—the oapltal stock of the winning from any dealer."
East Afi r|ca bv *a eri.
trlct O. E. Willey of Kinmath Falls I to her room for the past few day»
C. I<ow, «11 of Klamath Falls.
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IB 611 RELICS
ASK FOR SIH OOFS OVER 1,500
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Elks’ Second Big Wild West Stag to Be April 24
Petition Filing Ends
Time for Filing Notice of Candidacy Has Expired
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