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♦ I.EAIHN«« PAPER OF ♦ ♦ HOI I HIRN OHMIOS ♦ ♦ ♦•♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Her alò <Llu' KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1914 VOLI M XIX. • Iti V HH EV IB)ONE » « IN KLAMATH COUNTY * NUMBER 14 Huerta Strength F ailing F ast I REBELS CAPTURE ACORD HIRED CRYSTAL HEARING HUERTA WILL DE Border Awaiting Service in Mexico IS HELD TODAY CRUSHED IN TWO American Troops on the Mexican -ILOON MAS UNUSED 04 TVK- ISO »l.<HMt FROM THOMA» LOVE SAYS HE «.AV E V MORTGAGE AS VV VS V ST lit V I THE I IRST I I.Rs' VEIttil'I. V M" I SED FOR DROP- SECURITY SHOW I'lSG IloVI||>, Metí VV lx. Took I-Its« Money In Hull* ltel«e| 1.4'4« del I« Vl»o Plnmilng Io •I ouk I om ami Iiron« Ito Hu«i lug al <'ruait Huerta l>> ihr Capiurr <>« ille lillà! Hoaleo I» Mecured to <>el I'rn Thouaaml l.'.l. rala al Saltillo llotwa, l'ut ritmi In I ornili Um. an<l I>) Attacking Tita« City Willi an Overn helmin* Force—John lla«- Ito IAllibinoti Hilling anil Hoping Work—1 stnis Himself. w«l VI<uin- Mentioned a« a M. illalor Ait Acord, one of tho host known United I're«» Service cowboys In the W«*t. and a star wher MM ANGELES. May 7 The city ever h«< appears In tiding, roping and of Mnsatlan, on the roast, surrendered liutldogglng. Is to be one of the fea to the conatltutlonallataa today, ac tures mi the Elk»' Rodeo, July 3, « and At it meeting of the directors cording to dispatcher just recelv««! by held last night, Acord wu engaged to th«* constitutionalist consul here take charge ut arrangements for the An aeroplane Was uaed by the reb- iconlMts. getting the bronchos els In their attack < n th» Mcaport. shape, etc. Men dropped bombs from «tuuie Into In addition, Acord will do exhibi the city, with dead I) «•Bert tion work lu th«' drunken ride he lias no superior, nud lie Is equally good on Roman riding and other trick United Press Herví»' KL 1‘AMO. May 7. «b lioiul Pancho work. As u rider of fractious steeds. Villa Is planning a uiaater stroke. which may crush Huerta’s hopes Thia Acord's' work Is well known here, a» Is the capture of the Saltillo garrison., lie took the first prix« in the bucking where 10.000 federi I troops are sta r contest at the first Rodeo In 1912 At that lime he rode "Cyclone," the tioned. lar to have been inure«! to the life by hard Tb. American troop* on the Mexi encamped under « General Villa Is approaching Haltll- , ¡champion bucking horse of the world. Io from th., west and General Gon-Iwh,eh rWer bul can border .tie enjoying themselves In war. Their outdoor life lias hard marches. The sickness and soreness Farli ha* n »*•' al»o Iborc and over In anticipation of un order to march ened them In a «limate Ilk«- they which usually is found in the army in «alios front the east would t’rnl in Mexico, and they arc the early stages of a war will not be .. bulldogging, and he always throws force sufficient tn overwhelm the gar All along the Texas ready for long marches. The troops theirs, because they have gone , hla steers in eighteen seconds or loss. Into Mexico rlson ! Acord has been In the show busi border compani«"- and regiments ar«1 General Funston took to Vera Cruz through a preliminary training. ness for several years, and baa starred United Press Service |*t the Rouód-1'p, Frontier Day. and LAREIXI, May 7.—A constitution tall the Wild Weet contesta. He has alist construction train returned to 1 iiiaiiag«*«! a number of these, and the Neuva Imrndo today from La Jarlta. 'director* of the Rodeo feel assured with eighteen federal prisoners that In his hands every detail will be properly worked out to make the United Press Service '»how a» exciting and successful ss WASHINGTON. D. C . May 7.— I possible It 1s understood that John Hassett Wolf Verdugo und Johnille Judd, Moore, former adviser of the alate iriderà and ropers, who were hero In PIONEER "OREGON TRAIL" HLAg. AUSTRIA RESORTS TO A NOVEL department, and llannla Taylor ars ’1912 with Acord, are now with him mentioned as possible mediators. Il iln California. an«l they will also be IED FROM THE PHI sHYTEIll VS METHOD IN ORDER TO ADD AS’ la also reported that Wilson la con ’here Both are real riderà, and both I'RVIHIE St HtMiSER RECES TIA I VIATKIN CORIN TO ITS FIGHT- sidering member» of the supreme are adept with the lasso. The fact RETRACED ROUTE KLAMATH FALLS ISO FORCE court for this work I that Acord I* connected with the stag ing of the Rodeo will attract many Bonanza Visitor Here. i cowpuncher* who have won world UENTRALIA. Wash., May 7. The funeral of the late Mr». Clara United Press Service Mrs. H. E. Childers la a visitor In fame to Klamath Falls as contestants Bailey, who died last night at the Ezra Meeker, the old pioneer and trail VIENNA. May 7.—About 150 the the county seat from Bonanza, having for tho big prize* hom«> of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ramsby blazer, secured a verdict against Rob arrived Wednesday evening Acord I* expected here within a In Hot Springs addition, will be held ert Waddle, a prominent resident of aters in Vienna and other cities in very short time, and he will nt once tomorrow afternoon from the Pres-¡Centralia, in Meeker's suit to recover Austria gave "movie” shows today. Another latrai Huie. »tart work of rounding up all the bad byterian church. property which he alleged rightfully ‘ the entire proceeds of which are to Through the It E Smith Realty horses In the Klamath Basin. All of belonged to his wife at the time ot her swell the fund for Austria's military Mrs. Bailey was 44 years of age. aerial fleet. company, a deal was closed this after the outlaw» will be tried out. ami Her death was due to paralysis. death. noon for the Hal<< of lot 6, block 58, those that allow real cla»a a» buckers ill the Lewis county Preceded by much publicity, the Judge Rice - She leaves a husband, who has a . .---------- — ------ - ot Nlcliols addition, with the six-room will bo cared for und put Into condi homestead near Merrill, and a son in superior court rendered a judgment were crowded for each fllm show. house thereon. The new owner Is tion for real hard tights with riders. Los Angeles In favor of Mr. Meeker. Ml*» Mary Weller, she having pur By this system of elimination only Enough was realized to purchase Mrs. W'addle and Mrs. Meeker were chased it from D. M Griffith, of Engle th«« meanest horses will bo used in sisters. At the death of the former ten aeroplanes. th«' bucking contest, the wil<! horses Ridge ’her husband assumed control of her i being saved for tho wild horse rnce. pioperty, but the court holds that it Forestry expert* have deinonstrat-' was her persoual property, and. with Chlcngo has about 600 moving pic • «I that t«-nk timber can be ralai’d on the exception of a *2.000 mortgage plantations that I* a* strong as that ture shows, with n dally attendance held by Waddle, should have been di of 500,000 persons from natural forests. vided among the husband and other relatives. ARE BEING HELD STEAMER FIRE Fort. Huildings to Move. M. R. Doty leaves, in the morning for ---------- THAI. NCHOOI. WEDNESDAY (Fort Klamath, taking with him " BIG FREIGHTER BURNS TO THE FORENOON—QI ESTIONS PRE outfit for moving the Hessig building, occupied by the store, postoffice and J WATER’S EDGE. BI T t REW ES PARED BY THE STATE hall, to a site two blocks away. ' The CAPES in BEACHING THE VES- garage und oil house will also > be Examination for entrance into the moved there. high school are being taken by the Eighth grnde pupils at the Central Neu Piano Truck. ited Press Service ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ school. They will continue tomorrow, C. F. Shepherd and son, L. K. ERIE, Pa., May 7.—The big freight The final assembly was held Wed- Shepherd, arrived here last evening The product of Klamath Falls’ ■ Photo conipmany, famous tor its neaday forenoon, when E. L. Elliott from Ashland, bringing with them a isteamer City of Rome, bound to To ledo from Buffalo, was burned to the latest metropolitan enterprise, a mo Southern Oregon scenic pictures The and W. A. Delzell spoke and Mrs. new 50 horsepower Chalmers piano water's edge of Ripley, N. Y.. this «■onipHny will take many other motion Zumwalt sang. truck, which wlll be used by the local tion picture studio, made Its Initial ¡films. The examination being taken by the piano house of Shepherd A- Son. L. morning. appearance nt the Temple theater last Yesterday the boat discharged a Thia la not the first time that local grade is prepared at the office of the K. Shepherd will remain here during night, when a short reel of pictures, acenery lias been shown In motion state department of education nt the summer to assist his brother in cargo of oats at Buffalo, and started «bowing scenes on Link River, was n pictures, but tho exhibition at the Salem, and I h the same throughout making deliveries of instruments immediately for Toledo to load with lumber. part of the program. Tho reel at Temple la that of pictures that wore tho state. This makes it possible for throughout the interior. tracted so much inter«*! that it will taken by local men and develo|«ed and n local student successfully passed to When the lire was discovoreil the lie run again tonight. made ready for exhibition right In, enter any high school in the state on Guatemala's 1913 coffee crop is es vessel was headed for the shore and j Ills certificate. beached, the entire crew escaping. The film la tho product of tho Miller Klnmatli Falla. timated at 79.733,714 pounds The preliminary hearing of Al Crystal, proprietor of the "Second Class" saloon, commenced in Justice I'roiiilnent Man Just IU-I uiims I From Gowen’s court this morning. Late Mexico City HeHevcM That Media this afternoon the taking of testimony tion Will Not Be Xeeeuaary, In Or ended, aud the arguments will be giv en In the morning. der to Eliminate Huerta—Admin- Crystal is charged with larceny by tal rat ion Bellvea Ihr < onatltution- bailee. The charge was made by Thos. a list V lctorim Are a Help. Love, who alleges that Crystal is withholding *1000 belonging to Love. , The evidence brought out by Dis By WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD trict Attorney John Irwin was to the (Staff Correspondent * effect that Love, in an intoxicated VERA CRUZ. May 7,—The com condition, entrusted (1,300 into Crys tal’s care. Later, when he demanded plete disintegration of the Huerta the money, the prosecution held. Crys government within a fortnight la pro tal refused to turn the money over to phesied by for him, giving him a check for a little eigners just here over *100. from the Mexican The testimony of the state was also capital. to the effect that after Love had The Huerta gov threatened to go to law over the mat ernment la getting ter. Crystal made a note and chattel lax in Its methods. mortgage in favor of Love, and en The police are deavored to get lx>ve to take these as insubordinate, and security. aie not attempting Crystal made a sweeping denial of to arrest any this. He says the money was loaned criminals, spend - to him on a promissory note and the ing most of their mortgage. He also stated that he had time in the sa advanced money to I-ove for meal ioons. tickets and liquor, and he denied any There Is «very attempt to take Love's money. reason to believe District Attorney Irwin appears for that the crumbllug of Huerta's dlctat- the state, and W. H. A. Renner for ing power is near. Crystal. This afternoon, at the in-’ "I believe America will get knee stance of the state. Charles J. Fergu deep in this mediation proposition.*’ son was engaged to make a steno said one prominent American mer graphic report of the testimony of the chant from Mexico City, "only to dis defense. cover that Huerta has lost entirely The court room was crowded all his power for bargaining for Mexico’’ day with men. United Press Service WASHINGTON, D. C-, May 7.— The successes of the constitutlonaJlal army in the north and west of Mexico are doing much to elarify the atmos phere in connection with the Mex ican muddle. The administration officials are con fident that Huerta will eliminate him self as soon as the Carranza conquest AMENDMENT ADOPTED RY THE of the north Is complete. If he does this, it is expected that HOUSE PROVIDES FOR CON- the factions will at once cement their STRICTION OF THREE SUBMA- differences. BOATS ON COAST RISE8 IS’ WEST. IF POSSIBLE United Press Service WASHINGTON. D. C., May 7.— The house today adopted an amend ment to the naval bill providing that three coast defense submarine tor- pedo boats be built on the Pacific coast if possible to build them there as cheaply as in the East. Omaha's 1913 manufactured out put was valued at *192,385,671. United Press Servies WASHINGTON. D. C„ Mav 7,—- Nelson O’Shaughnessy, charge d'af- faire» at Mexico City since Ambassa dor Lind was stationed at Vera Cruz, reached here this morning to confer with Bryan this afternoon regarding the Mexican situation. He refuses to discuss the matter. It is understood that the adminis tration is secretly antagonistic to O'Shaughnessy, and the meeting this afternoon may be stormy. Reclamationists Are Here FIXAI. ASSEMBLY AT THE «'EN Reel at Temple Is First to Be Fully Made in City For the purpose of studying the operation and maintenance on the drainage problems under the Klamath Klamath project, will convene as a project, and devising methods of most i drainage board. The findings of this board will then effectively draining. D. W. Murphy of |be submitted to the reclamation board Washington, engineer in charge of | in Washington, to approve or reject. drainage, and Consulting Engineer After the board’s decision is known, D. C. Henuy from Portland are here. the matter will then be put up to the Supervising Engineer E. G. Hopson water users, for them to ratify or re will arrive in a few days, and these ject. The cost of this drainace will three, with Project Manager J. G. be additional to the construction Camp and B. E. Hayden, in charge ot charges already fixed. I