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NUMBER IA
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 11,1914
MASS MEETING AI Art Acord Is on the Job Today KING AND QUEEN Vera Cruz Victims’ Remains Home OCCUPATION OF
Famous All-Round Cowboy Here lo Manage Rodeo
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President Pays Honor to the Nation’s Heroes
DIHECT RESCUES
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"TO HE OR NOT TO BE" WILL III
DECIDED
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llrhl T<niM»rr«»M Kirnhift, ii Inn Ihr
l ulurr ui ihr Ihnmlrr < >1 hmii Í¿ m I| oii
Will lie Drllidtely s«-tlle<l—Men)
lui|M<1aul Malten Nml thr lid of
Murti un I »riemuisathm
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Shall th« Klamath Chamber of
Commence routlnu« and at once com
mence to flourish, or Is It to be dls-
ba tided T
This Is the que»lt«.|i wliiih Is con
cerning the directors and others In
ti rested In the <>rgmltutlon Thl* Is
H" <|uc*ilon whirl, will
morrow night al a tn<
member* and friend* of
lion
The presence of all Interested la
urged In thia way It will lie po»«l-
l«L for the officers to «I «Il o 11 e| y «-all
ini I«. the strength of the «lipport that
can be accorded the booster body, and
iietrrniln«- whether tills will tie silffl-
< «it to justify th«< malntsininx ot
headquarter*, with a paid secretary to
r irry on the work.
WELLER-TELFORO
By JOHN E. NEVIN
«be would appear only at the navy
Correspondent United Freest yard.
NEW YORK. May 11.- The battle-
DESTROYED
; ship .Montana arrived today, with the
remains of the
American marines
Potut Supply >>u Stri« ken lakiini I*
and sailors who
lost their lives In
Nearer—Relief I* Being Rushed
the occupation of
I-All Part» of Europi—-— Kluft
Vera Cruz. Presi
Emmanuel Subscribe* a Sum Lk|ual
dent Wilson was
present as the rep
to «20. issi From Hl* Private For-
resentative of a
Inur Io Ahl.
mourning nation.
Over a million
people participat
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ed In the ceremo
ROME. May 11. At leant fourteen
ny.
The entire
villuges are totally d«stro)«d, and
line ot march was
the« >nds killed und injured, as a re
between sidewalks
su t of the earthquake shocks Friday
packed with a rev
nl: lit und Saturday on th« Inland of
et ent throug
BL ily.
The presence of
Xing l.niuii nuel teday subscribed a
President Wilson
mi n equivalent to |2O.O00 from bin ¿JE.Ne.VUL
in the procession
pi rate fund* fof the relief cf the vic-, was a surprise. It was expected that
tin* lie and the queen may go per-
soiiHlty Io Sicily ami direct the relief)
work
There is u scarcity of food in the
<11 trlet Relief In the sha|>e of food,
«1« thing and money are being rushed
from nil parts or Europe.
MILLER IS OFF
OTHER PUPILS
GET EXEMPTION
sl\IH,
NEVENTti
IND
A naval tug brought th* caskets to
the pier from ths Montana, and four
Jackies stood at attention at each
side of each casket as it was placed
In line on the pier.
Fifty mounted police led the pro
cession, followed by naval officers,
flags of battlesblps, marines, sailors,
massed bauds from the Montana and
Wyoming, and after the reasons. Pres
ident Wilson's auto and other officials
in machines and carriages.
The procession stopped at the city
hall, where Mayor Mitchell, much
moved, made a brief address. He
laid a giant wreath of orchids and
bay leaves on the caisson bearing the
remains of the one New York man
dead.
The official services were held at
the Brooklyn navy yard. President
Wilson and Secretary Daniels of the
navy department were the principal
speakers.
CAUSE OF KICK
.MEDIATURN BRING THIS I P EOK
HUERTA
Bryan Tells the Mediators Thai This
Is JusHHed by International Rules.
Admiral Badger Moves Into the OU
< ountry, and as a Reault, the Situa
tion Again Gets a Little More Taut
in Ihr Metican Matter.
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WASHINGTON, D. C„ May li
On behalf of Huerta, the mediators
today formally called Bryar-'s atten-
tion to the reported occupancy of
Lobes island, on the Panneo River,
near Tuxpam, by some of Admiral
Badger's force«. Bryan said he has
not answered it yet, because be was
unable to obtain information as to
the full extent of the occupancy, if
such exists.
Late this afternoon officials stated
that the occupation ot the Island was
justified by the rules of International
procedure. and Bryan will answer to
this effect the mediators transmitting
Huerta's protest.
The lighthouse on the island, which
is one of the navigation marks be
tween Tuxpam and Tampico, was selz-
AND SHEEP SH1P. «“»T Badger after a report that the
Mexicans planned to destroy it.
LOTS OF STOCK
GOES TO MARKET
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CONCERN BEEF,
HOG
WILL MAKE MOTION PICTURES
MEN'TS TO PORTLAND UNION
OF SISKIYOU COUNTY FOR THE
STOCKYARDS ARE HEAVY AT
FAIR
PRESENT
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Equipped with anuera and film
(Herald Special Service)
enough to corral several towns, C. R.
PORTLAND. May 11.—There were
W I I I
ING YEAR WHICH CUTS OFF Miller, of the Miller Photo company, heavy receipts of cattle at the yards
(left Sunday for Siskiyou county. Cal., last week, about 55 cars on the mar- '
ART « colili
<Jt IETIA MARRIED AT B a
till
m >ME TESTS
to make motion picture« of the scenic ket Monday. There were few good
Accompanied by Mrs Acord and by Increased »eating «apaclty by build-)
THE HOME OF THE BRIDE'S
attractions aud Incustrial enterprises cows aud heifers In the lot. and the PACIFIC'S BIGGEST ISLAND WILL
Karl Simpson, who will assist him. Ing oxtrn bleachers.
PARENTS
Th«- Sixth grade of the Central of that county. These have been or - -ame found ready sale at st«fly j BUILD A LARGE STRUCTURE
Acord became a favorite with
Art Acord arrived last night from
school
was not the only class to gain dered by the supervisors, and will be price*.
Klamath Roden fana by bis excellent
AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC EX-
Bakersfield, Calif , to take charge of work at lb<- 1912 Rodeo. That year exemptions from certain subjects In used for advertising the county at the
Prime grain fed steers brought«
A wedding that comes as a sur-
Pauama-Paclfic
International
exposi-
POSITION
eighth grade examinations for admls-;
0 ti 27.75.
|8 to 18.25; hay fed I
in Ise to tbelr mauy frleuds was sol the arruugementa for the Elks' Rodeo II. won th«- bucking < liarupionshlp by slon to the high school. A complete 'tlou.
Strong
demand
was
noted
tor
heavy
emnised Saturday night, when Rev. J July 3. 1 and i. Today, with the di riding Cyclone, and he also won the list of all the scholars who made ex
Miller will visit all parts of the bulls. Prices being fully as high
S Stubblefield united Ray Telford und re« tors of the Rodeo Amusemeut As- bulldngglng. besides giving some emptions in oue or more studies fol : county. He expects to be gone at
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the preceding week
Mlns Mary Weller In the bonds of »«elation. he is looking at thr grouud* cl. ver exhibitions of Roman and trick ! lows;
'least a month.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.—C. J.
in
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A
liberal
supplly
of
hogs
came
matrimony. The ceremony was per mid maklug other preliminary ar riding lie ha* starred at many other | Sixth Grade Allen McCarter, Ber
Cakshott, official architect for the
at
during
the
week.
One
load
sold
rangements.
big allow*, unit just before coming:
formed al the home of the bride's
tha Nltschelm. Sally Owens. Pearl Good Novelty Act.
<8 60 Thursday eveuing, but the mar British colonies, is in S*n Francisco
Already Acord is enthusiastic over here this trip he won first in the bull Lundy, Alvin Bonham, Bertha Owens.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1 F. Waller, In
The novel musical act staged al the ket closed Friday around IS..10 to to begin arrangements for the con
the presence of only the relatives, the the prospects for the success of the dogging mid second in the broncho Charles Donelson. Elisabeth Lusk, Star theater by DeFay and Moore ¡|g 55 for extreme top on best light struction ot the Australian building
riding at Bakersfield, besides getting
bride's sister, Mrs. J. H. Humphreys show,
on the grounds of the Panama-Pacific
¡Theodore Markwardt, Cletus Lock- pleased a large audience Sunday night selected swine,
of San Diego being the only guest
"All the cowboys are Interested In li on the money In trick and Roman Iwood, Anna Hackland, Bernard Hack- at their initial appearance. Miss
show International exposition.
Grass
sheep
are
beginning
to
from out of town
the coming Rodeo here, and they all riding
Moore sings a song of her own com
"Because Australia," said Oaksholt,
grass
Earl Simpson, who accompanies liand Mlya Sannomiya, Jack Elliott, position about “Frisco Town." which up in good numbers. The best
Both of the young people have long have been given to understand that
15.50; : "has ambitious plans tor participation
Edith
Sing.
Esthen
Haines.
Richard
wethers
command
|5.25
to
resided lu Klamath Falla, slid have they all will get a fair deal If the A ord. I* also an accomplished horse Riggs, Myler Calkins. John Wallen, made a great bit with the entire ewes >4.25 to 84.50; spring lambs i it is possible that an application will
a wide circle of friends. The bride prises offered this year are of any n in. und he has carried off lots of Charles Yadeu. Hattie Hall. Nettie bouse. Her imitations were especial IT to 17.15.
be made for a larger building site
was for some lime connected with site. I look for riders, ropers and bull n >ney and trophies as a bronk rider. Matt, Arthur Robertson, Kenneth ly good. The musical disk spinning
than that which has been alloted to
th« Baldwin Hardware company, and doggers galore on the entry lists In >Ho Is good in Roman and trick riding Thomas. Wilson Smith, Kdlth Wood came in for its share .of deserved ap Celled by Illness.
us. It la possible that a little delay
ai <l In relay work Is one of the fastest
the groom la associated with hla July," said Acord this morning
plause. but the feature ot the act was
leave« will occur In carrying out our plans.
ward.
Constance
Miller,
Ted
Shipley.
Attorney
Charles
F.
Stone
men In the business He will compete
father, II. C. Telford, In the boat con
Acord han some new idena about
Berthold Arnold, Calvin Peyton, De a musical boxing stunt, in which for Portland tomorrow, in response In the end, however. It will give us a
In many of the events.
struction and rental business.
the arrangement of Rodeo grounds,
Witt Smith, Dee Moody, Emery Sevits, chimes adoru wrists, ankles and el to a telegram received from his wife, chance to make a better showing."
Oakshott promised, however, to
which would make the show mure ■
Dorothy Sanderson, Lulu Llnkenback, bows, 'and which, in the process of stating that her mother, Mrs. Skelton,
<'«lining for Visit.
In From HI* Randi.
have the building completed several
spectacular, and allow It to be pulled
Paul Franklin. .May Roberts, Garrett upper cuts, right swings, left hooks is not expected to live.
Mis* Edna Houston Ish expec|«>d Konop, Stuart Frakes, Wilford Henry and short arm Jabs are jingled in
Ex-Senator Abnsr Weed motored off with snap and ginger. Among
months before the scheduled opening
down today from hl* tinmans« stock these la the reducing of the area of i this evening from San Francisco, to Mragaret Upp. Miriam Martin.
such a manner as to produce splendid . Dr. and Mrs. Roy Jones, well J of the exposition.
ranch In the southern end of the the bucking arena, and the arrange-1 visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs John
Seventh Grade — Meta Chastain. harmony. They will appear three known residents of Yreka, were Sun
Miss Houston Is well Feme Hoagland, Ruth Miller, Flor more nights, aud their act alone day night visitors in Klamath Falls,
Wood River Valley
lie will leave nu ut of enclosures for mounts for' V. Houston
Wireless connects the six state cap
Tuesday morning for a week's trip to coming events, for contestants when known In Klamath Falla, where she ence Dowling, Dorothy Miller, Inez should fill the house at each perform attending to business matters. They itals of Australia and will shortly gir
California
dle the continent.
i.ot in action, etc. lie also favors was raised. She was connected with Bell. Beatrice McAndrews, Charles ance.
left this morning.
the management of the Temple thea Swift, Warreu Bennett. Dorothy Mar
ter until two years ago. when she be tin, Kenneth Wallen. Veva Martin, Going Full Blast.
gan the training for a nurse's profes Ruth lllttinger.
The last of the new machinery for
slon ar Fabiola hospital
Eight Grade Violet Hulse, Ernest the Superior laundry has been in-
Nltschelm, Bessie Ogle, Glen Parker. stalled aud the concern is now run
New Anto Servici'
Lloyd Thomas. Pearl Leavitt, Mabelle ning in full swing. Mr. Bettinger ex
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An arrangement has just been Leavitt, Ina Graham, Floyd Sparks. perienced much trouble in the begin
¡completed whereby the rent service of John McAndrews. George Riggs. Earl | ning on the account of non-arriva!
¡the Central garage has been put In Humphrey. Edwin Caln. Maude Tur ot machinery, but now that everything
¡charge of Jltnmy Thompson and Ray- ner, Clarence Wight, Betty Colvin, I is in place he is making up for lost J
¡mond (Hoppe). Bridges. Lee A Hen- Ella Hoesen. Frank Turpin. Henry time. Among many new appliances
ry, proprietors of the Central garage, Hajicek, Audrey Roberts, Bernice I the Superior has placed a patent wa- (
¡will devote their time to the selling 1 Wallen?
¡ter softener, which is said to prolong
end of the automobile business, leav-
Tom Delsell and Edwin Driscoll the life of garments. The laundry Is
I Right of "free speech" and "free|,n< «•><•_rent car business to Thomp- earned exemptions In Eighth grade, ¡using city water. Instead of mineral
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"Just what has the grade school | leave school as soon as they finish
WASHINGTON. D (', May 11. - | press" was the principle for which the son & Bridges, who, liesldes the reg but on account of their youth the ex spring water.
pupil learned ot value, through the grammar school, and who are none
ular Central garage ears, will use emptions were not allowed
institution of the courses in domestic too well equipped for life's struggle
The supreiiK- court today set aside I labor loaders have fought all these
'years. They were once before con- their own machines
Rack From East.
science
and manual trainiug?” Is a in any but a laborer's or domestic
th« conviction ot Samuel Qoinpere,
Finish«-« School.
John Stroyan, who has extensive query that these departments will en- role.
jVlctud for contempt. Go in per* being
president of the American Federation :sentenced to one year In Jail, Mitchell Dunce Illg Success.
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p. Alexander has returned to property interests here, has returned i deavor to answer tomorrow after-
The course met with Instant favor
of Mbor, Former Vice President John to nine months and Morrison to six
from the pupils, and In addition to
The dance In the DeChain dining .Klamath Falls from Malin country, from the East, where he spent the1 noon.
Mitchell and Secretary John Morrison months Imprisonment.
This answer will be in the form of the work for the grades, there has
In 1911 their room nt Pelican Bny City Saturday j He has Just closed a successful tertn winter months.
of the same organization, on charges' convictions wero set uside by th«« night proved a very enjoyable occa- of school in the Shasta View district.
an Industrial exposition, and the work-also been Instituted a class In manual
ot contempt of court in connection | United States supremo court.
"¡on. The music, furnished by De
W. C. T. U. to Meet.
tof both departments will be on dis- training for the youths of the city
with the Buck Stove and Range In
The Women's Christian Temper play at the Central school. A general who are willing to give a few of tbelr
The decision today resulted from Chain's orchestra of five pieces, was Only a Fishing Trip.
junction suit. The court held that | new contempt charges Instituted on '«ry good, and each number received
"WhaUs the make-up for?” was ance Union will hold a meeting Tues invitation has been Issued the public, evening hours to the betterment of
the statue of limitations barred pros the day following the dismissal of the hearty encores. Several auto loads asked Thad McHatton this afternoon, day afternoon at 2:30 at the Baptist and especially to the parents of chll- tbelr future by the learning of the use
ecution.
original prosecutions. Contempt tor went up from Klamath Falls to partl- when lie appeared on the street en (church. All those Interested are dten iu the grammar grades.
of tools.
The supreme ' nul l's decision today alleged violation of an Injunction jlpate In the festivities
cased In a long linen duster and sport urged to bo present at this meeting. i Manual training for boys and do-
Miss Clara Elmer is In echarge of
In th<- celebrated contempt charge was against boycotting by orgiiuizud labor
ing a little “G-T-H" hat. "No make
'mestic science for girls were Intro-¡the domestic science work, and D. C.
(he second It bus given In the litiga I of the products« of the Buck Stov«- To
up at all," said Thad. "This is my | George W. Oftield, justice of the duced In the Seventh and Eighth .Morris of the manual training depart-
Francisco.
tion begun seven years ago between and «.
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Hev William McMillan. 9 J., left fishing outfit. Alex Shlve, Gus Mel-{peace and an extensive cattle buyer grades this year, largely as an experl- ment. Both were so successful this
Range
company .. was the gist of .
the labor leaders and the Buck Stove,
this morning for San Francisco to at ¡hase and I are going to Spencer Creek , in the vicinity ot Merrill, Is paying inent, to test their usefulness, cepe-¡year that they were retained for the
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and Rango company of St. Louis.
tend to business matters.
to fish.”
Klamath Falls a business visit today. 'daily for those boys and girls who ¡coming year.
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COMMENCE PALACE
Labor Generals Win
Conviction of Gompers and Others Set Aside Today
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To Display School Work