The semi-weekly herald., June 29, 1914, Image 1

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KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 29. 1914
VOI.UMN XIX
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BELIEVED THAT EMPEROR WILL DIE;
GIGANTIC MURDER PLOT IS FEARED
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{shops snd dwelling« have been
ANGRY SERVIAN AND AUSTRIYN wrecked. It la reported that «everul
Servians have been killed
MORA AR> (LAMMING
The police and soldier* have made
FREQUENTLY
charges lu several quarters, but th'-»«
are Ineffective, and the fury of
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''-'fl
limb Is InereasibM
muir Many YMliuritte-s Brllrve
It is feared that there will be u
Ulla Will Lead to a War That W III slaughter whi u the bodies of the arch
ilouutisen*, lliiii«li duke attd wife are removed front th*
urniy hospital
lawyer May« lite
hllllua ••( (hr Heir- Yppairui I ml« Culled Preea BvrvUa
Mucii lisuger
United frees Her vice
VIENNA. June is
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The assassins-
WASHINGTON. D (.’., June 2»
l*re«i<lent Wilson «ent the following
Io Frans. Josef
"I sm deeply mb nek i* I b> the atro­
cious murder of hl« Imperial high­
ness. the ari li duke ami coliaort at an
uwaawsin’« bauds. I extend the sin­
cerest condolence« of I he government
and people of America."
CUT THE WEEDS EXIRA ROOMS IN
Two Men Highly Considered for
Provisional Presidency of Mexico BEFORE RODEO CITY ARE BEING
PLACED ON LIST
APEA RANCE OF THE CTT»
CAN
BE IMPROVED loo PER (.’ENT
HY THIS ONE THING—AGAINST
THE LAW TO LET 'EM STAND
ALL WITH ROOMM .ARE ASKED TO
NOTIFY
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Rodeo tatbaudj, Rodeo uandker-
biefit and other wild and wooly ad- Crowd Thia Year Will Be a« Laset
veitlslug ¿tunts are great to whoop
2,000 Larger Than lost Year, and
up Interest ln the big show the last of
lite demand for Rooms Will There
this week, and the way the good peo­
ple of the town are investing In this
fore Be Greater—Telephone Haa
sort of frontier finery today shows
Been Installed at Rodeo Headquar­
that they all want to boost u local1
thing.
ter« io Facilitate Work
There's another way that a big ,
boost can be made here, and that I* ■
The Hating of tuutu for the ac-
by cuti.ng the weeds which may have
>-c allowed to grow alongside the comtuodaUons of visitors during (he
w alk* and curbs. Cutting these will ,Rodeo began this morning at the
not only aid immensely to the opin- Rodeo headquarters. A register has
mo visitor« will have of the town, been opened and a capable man
Lut w ill also reduce the fire danger.
placed in charge
An effort will be
Regarding this, the city has the ¡made to make a canvass of as much
following ordinance:
of the city as possible, but every resl-
"lt shall be unlawful for any own- dent of the city who can accommodate
er. agent or occupant of land border- 'one or more persons tn their home,
Ing on a street which has been Im- are requested not to wait until called
proved by the construction of side- upon, but to telephone headquarters
walks, to allow weeds to grow ln and The telephone number is 145.
around such sidewalks, and It is here
There will be close to two thous-
by made the duty of such agent, own- and more people In Klamath Falla
er or occupant to cut such weeds at this Fourth than last, and this will
the direction of the chief of police, mean that every home that can poe-
The weeds shall be removed from a;*ibly accommodate a visitor will have
space extending from the property ;to do so. or a good many people will
line of the street to the curb line of'be compelled to sleep In the streets,
the same.”
Rooms with address and price can be
The penalty provided is a fine listed by calling up 145, and if they
ranging from »5 to »100. or Imprls- should be filled later, the beadquar-
ters should be so notified, so that the
onment of from two to fifty days.
. rooms can be cancelled on the regis­
ter.
turns of Arch Duke Frau* Ferdinand.
Iielr to the Austrian ihrone, and hie
morganatic wife, the Duehewa of Ro­
thenberg. al Herajevo Bunday by Guv-
' rlo I’rlnsip, may clianso the map of Culled Press Service
MlNItON, June
Sir Thomas
Europe
Barclay. Euglupd's foremost law ex­
It Is al«o feared that aged Eiuperor I pert. and originator of the Anglo-
Fran* Josef will suet uiubb to the Franco Intente Cordiale. says:
shock of the tragedy
"The passing of Ferdinand greallv
Serajevo liu» been placed under hellers Ihn prospects |nf |>ea<e III
martial law. and troop* are being »««’ Europe, Il «rema pilliin« io way, but
there to prevent Austro Servian riot* every proapwt of war danger In Cen­
Ncores have been arrested
I'rlntlp. tral Europe has been lessened by hl»
who la also under arrest, »ays there’ assassination.
The arch duke
are no other* Involved
embittered and bigoted "
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Careworn and feeble, the emperoi ,
«rived thia moi nine from hla «uniinei [*i » rw
All 1/11 I III ft
palace ut lacbl
The populace save UU ■ U 11 Bl
H 11 I I B| I
him a tremendous, though respectful, ‘ Jj fl ||
demonstration
It is feared that the
hot weather and the shock will be
I Art Club Meets.
too much for Ibe emperor.
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This evening the Art Club meets la
The two victims of the IUMHUMÜU
the Library Club rooms. C. P. Stew­
¿«Ml
were reiurnlug from the town hall,
art will show stereoptlccn views of
when Prlnalp fired a volley Into tbelr
M % g
the famous paintings snd sculpture of
ÖEH6RA.L FELIPG ANGULtS
.iuto. After the arch duke was shot EMINENT O It N I T H O I. IMI I H T
Rome and Florence.
General Felipe Angeles and Luis Carranaa. it seems, ordered him to Carranza is called, as a delegate to the
hla wife raised hl* body In her arm*,
INIINTH (MT THE ENORMOUS
and prayed and wept, although she
Cabrera are being considered by the proceed to Saltilo, wu.cb would have peace conference nt Niagara Falls ARRANGEMENTS BEING MADE TO Down From Roeeburg.
TOLL EXACTED BI INSECTS mediators at Niagara Falls, by Presi­ required him to side with him against The fact that Carranxa would not
was mortally wounded.
H. W. Oliver, a piano tuner, is here
( HARTER A SPECIAL TRAIN TO
dent Wilson and by General Pancho Villa ln the differences believed to ex­ agree to an armistice with the feder­
THESE RlltDS l*REY LISIN
Aa soon as he died she knelt to
from Roseburg to spend the summer
al»
has
made
it
impossible
for
the
RUN TO CHILOQUIN LATER IN in Klamath County. He may decide
Villa for the provisional presidency of ist between them.
pray, and died before the auto reach­
General Angeles is perhaps the mediators to receive him. He was a
Mexico, should Huerta step out. Gen­
ed a physician.
to locate here permanently.
JULY
(Herald Special Service)
eral Angeles’ name has been more in ¡beat soldier In Mexico. He has been lawyer in Mexico City, with a large
"Aophle. you must live for the sake
with Villa for some time, directing the practice, but he gave up this to Join
A union Sunday school excursion Guests From Medford.
of the children, were his dying words i ! WAEH1NUTON. II. C., June 2D.-I the news within the lust few days, and
action of the artillery, especially In the revolutionists, and has probably
from
Washington
say
that
dispatches
and
picnic is the latest plan to be
Black flags are bung from all of Dr. W. T Hornaday, one of the lead­
Mrs. Chas. Murray and little daugh­
the battle* the rebel chief has won. sacrificed a fortune. He is said to be
the buildings here
It Is understood ing naturalists of the world, and an President Wilson would be satisfied
talked by the churches of the city, ter are visiting Mrs. Anna u'Fxrrell.
an
able
and
vigorous
man,
who
would
But he knows war scientifically, and
that the funerals will be held on <-uilnent authority on bird and animal with him. Many rumors and reports
Already arrangements for this are Mrs Murray’s sister.
Villa does not. His army tactics have govern Mexico without the blood­
from
Mexico,
some
of
them
nave
come
life,
head
of
New
York's
famous
zoo
­
being made.
July 10th.
thirsty
methods
employed
by
Huerta.
been read by soldiers all over the
Several score, Including many wo­ logical park, Is conducting a nation­ to the effect that Villa has already an­
It is the intention of those lu
P. E. Schwabe, In charge of the
world and ate considered authorlta- Of coui ce. since both men are consti-
nounced
that
General
Angeles
has
wide
propaganda
against
the
slaugh-
men have been placed under arreet
charge to charter a special train to German Immigration work connected
jtlve.
ttuionallsts,
Huerta
will
hardly
agree
been recognised by him as provisional
The authorities assert that they have tre of useful birds.
run to Chiloquin on a Sunday toward with the Oregon state immigration
Cabrera is one of the Carranza to accept them, nor will Carransa,
“The American people,” be says, president. The general was removed
conclusive evidence that thia 1s an
the middle of July. The whole day commission, has been Inspecting the
Junta In Washington, and was recent- who himself has an ambition to be-
organised plot on the part of the “must awake to a reallsltng sense of several days ago from the position of lly named by the "Supreme Chief,” as .come president.
will be spent there.
Oregon coast country in company with
certain facts that seriously affect the acting secretary of war by Carranaa.
Servians
A one-way fare for the round trip, prospective colonists, who are seeking
cost of living
The 5,000,000 men
it is believed, will be secured for the locations on low-priced logged-off or
all races here, has been brought in outing.
.snd boys who are slaughtering our curcullo apple pests coats us about
United Press Service
burned-over land.
by C. Snelling of Yalnax. In addi­
SERAJEVO, June fit—There la birds are levying tribute on every IS,260.000 a year for spraying oper­
tion he has the Indian stallion "Cli­
much rioting by Austrian mobs thia American pocketbook."
ations. and $12.000,000 a year in
max" and “Squaw Flat," a fleet brown
He says the codling moth and the shrinkage of value lu the apple crop
afternoon, and scores of Servian
I
mare.
rhe chinch bug wheat pests some­
Louis Gerber's fleet chestnut filly
times costs us 120.000,000 a year.
“Gorgo” will also make an appear­
The cotton boll weevil costs the
ance. In addition there will be other
cotton planters >20,000,000 a year
fleet horses from Fort Klamath and
The tree Insect pests coats the nation
»100,000,000 a year, while the grass­ "RAMBLING SOME" WILL BE COR­ other locations
hoppers. cut worm«, army worms,
RECT. WHEN TRACK EVENTS
wire worms, leaf hoppers, and other
Nina Catches Two.
START AT THE COMING RODEO
Insects cost the nation annually more
The New Testament contains a
millions than can be counted sepa­
MEET
write-up of a dinner party, at which
rately.
multitudes feasted, where the entree. That William Britelnbach has been different times, but he could not be
Dr. Hornaday urges with all his
consisted of two small fishes. Mrs.
In
addition
to
bad
horses,
there
wandering, demented, through the{ioun<*-
great ability, backed by thousands of
Noel of the Marshall House did not i
According to Whitlock, Britelnbach
enthusiastic followers, the enactment are also fast horses at the Rodeo attempt a similar feat with the two-*>reata and hills for about three
Reaching over the side of Ills .tile two men were talking and
of legislation that will put a stop to grounds now, awaiting the saddle small trout Mias Nina Noel caught at months, was the fact established to-1 has been dead about a week. From
¡giving their entire attention to
I
¡this It Is believed that ho baa been
father's launch to trail his tiny hands
the ruthless killing of robblns, black­
T M ‘‘ ss Noel, day, when C. A. Arnold, his former wand.rlng aione ln the hnta ,lnOe M
children The occupant of the other birds, doves, the bobwhite quail and races to be held in connection with Spring Creek Sunday.
In the waters of Upper Klamath Lake.
the bucking, bulldogging and other Harry Anglin and Harry Kirk spent tmployer
coroner Whitlock and disappeared. Anally dying from starv­
boat looked back in time to see the
Paul Ferrarle, aged 2 years and 4 dlttle fellow tumble Into the water, j Insect-eating shore birds
sports. The largest string thus far is most of the day trying for trout, but
ation and exhaustion. Arnold be­
months, the eon of Mr and Mrs. Joe {about 100 feet offshore, between the
that of Llsksy Brothers of Swan Lake. the two little ones Miss Nina caught
lieves that Britelnbach made tripg to
represented the day’s effort
3P“rk»
cl*‘m l°
For
the
first
time
since
loganberry
They brought in twelve horses for
Ferrarle, fell iuto the water and was Long Lake and Pellcuu City plants
the wood camp since he left, to get
------------------------------ of the body of a man found there
Becoming excited, the father of the culture has become a fixed Industry in track events, among them being the
drowned last night. The lake la be­
provisions.
Wooden spoons are almost ths only Sunday by two men. The body was |
littl^ fellow ran his launch Into shore the Willamette Valley, the fruit is "Tango Kid." "Haxei Hoxie." “The
ing dragged for the body.
In the pockets of the dead man the
Accompanied by his little son and , and let his daughter get out before being shipped to the East in large Mighty" and "Jumping Johnny." Be­ kind used by the peasant class of Rue- in a deserted cabin,
officials found a charge of dynamite.
During the season at sides these, they have eight horses sla, which forms 7? per cent of the *
a small daughter, Ferrarle wax ino-, lie went back for the boy. By that quantities.
Arnold at once recognised the What he Intended to use thin for la a
least twenty-five carloads will be
entire population
for chariot and relay races.
corpse as the remains of Brletenbach, mystery.
torlng on the lake Bunday evening time he had gone down for the last
shipped to Chicago, St. Louis, Lin­
William Shook of Dairy has his
He states that several times he re­ time.
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who was employed ln his wood camp,
At the time Arnold found that
The man in the other launch tried coln. Neb . Kansas City and Denver. famous sprinter, “Dick Rusher,” all
proved the boy for wanting to play in
The United States supports 221,433 and who disappeared from there last Britelnbach had disappeared, he had
to reach the little boy before It was
ready. Mr. Hawthorne has "Tulare churches. Likewise, 460,000 saloons March, after leaving a note to Arnold, gone out to the camp to bring him to
th« water.
A count of the annual rings of a Chief," "Little Jim." and Judge - more than all the churches, hospl- stating that he was going away to town and have him examined aa to
While on the way home Ferrarle'a too late, but before his boat could be
launch ran alongside that of another brought around the child bad gone to California redwood tree indicated Drake’s fast filly, "Yankee Girl.”
tals, colleges and high schools com- die, and not to look for him.
A his sanity. He had been acting queer-
that it began Its career In 660 A D
"Wade Hampton i," well known at blned.
Italian employed at flhlpplngton, and a watery grave.
¡search has been made for the man st ly at that time.
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CHURCHES PLAN
Baby Drowned in Lake
oi hunch
IT THE TRACK