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♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ • LEADING PAFEH OF ♦ • MJ UTMEHN OREGON ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦ (¿hr ^mü-Weekly Mera!n VOLUME XIX KLAM Alli FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1914 I M. Turpin, Said lo Have Invented Goa. Which Smothers th German. BT DESERTIUNS HIN ARMY Is NOT THAT OE NUMBER U j SiDRO'WOOllY SUIÏCASl HNli WfLItRWtlGHÏ li) ALLIES CLAIM 1 JOBBiB KILLED IS A MYSTERY DEAD FROM BLOW BIG ADVANTAGE OVER TEDTONS Till. GAN« VV HK H HATIIIEI. CONTAINING PERSON- < HK .U.O NIX-ROl ND Bot T EMINE »HOT II- THE. TORN IN »HOT Jt NT .1 ne :- HI I VI.I. < VMC VK.HN II RONS THF. 4 ANADIAN >1 I II Ell IO III AL PAPERN OF PROMINENT LN DIAN FOUND NEAR llaic Mme Then »14, NS OE S4 I I EI.E. NE.ARBN Local sleuth» are much m>stilled SEATTLE. Ot t. 22 Tbe leader of today, as the result ui the limiing of the gung of bandits which shot up the a suitcase near the depot last night town of Medro-Wooley Saturday night by Mr and Mrs. Charles Otis. The ■nd escaped With lll.ooo stolen matter was reported to the »¡.eriff's from the First National bank, waa office by them, and today Sheriff Low killed by a pos»« ibis morning at vent to the spot and look the suit- Haselmere, just across the Canadian jane into his poesesutou. border, according to a long distance Upon opening it It was found that met sage received this forenoon the suitcase contained a numiwr ot Office.- (Tofford of the Canadian important pipers belonging to Ike linuugratlon servile was also killed ‘Jackson, a prominent Klamath Io nian. some Indian gambling devices, in the battle. . The other four bandit» have been |clothing and other things. Near the miiiutindid. und their capture Is re- spot were found signs of a scuffle and MMne buttons evid rally torn off ¡■cited :u i erlaln. 'of coats during a strugg.e. Bern < Itaugtng their Mimi», I «Howlug the I Mnongant lìtui»» l,ur»ue<l in Ihr I M* <>f I »Ulli»"» I Ulilla Rcpuits coming lu from ull over ibe county would Indicate that Wor den »upporteis are lew aud far be tween thU year. I'bt* eutliu»is»iu of lbo recall election Is entirely lucking, uud tbe political workers so much In evidence at that time Itavt* evidently lealgned their jobs, as It Is not possi ble lo even gel up an arguiuenl. I ata I year VVordeu Was In the smith ol his power, and there was euthu»l- *isui among ills friend» everywhere. 1 «day tbe reaction has set in uud la working overtime. Like many an other politician bls rise to popular ity was rapid, but the decline la even more swift. Even hla m<>et ardent supporters of lb» past are either silent or ar» working «gainst him. W’urdeu'» good roads program brought him mauy votes last year, und the ptuepecle of Jobs Influenced many others. Some of these latter got tbe Job, but they are waking up to tbe tact that they were stung All they have to show tor their summer's work Is a few little pieces of green l»ap»r These are nice little souve nirs, but they won't buy food and clothing. Ou tbe other hand they are forced lo pay the extra taxes that tbe extrav agance of the administration mad* necessary, and they discover that tbe good roads, which tliey honeai.ly were In favor ot building, are like the pro verblal house that was huildvd upon the sand. They are fast crumbling sway and dl»appearing In mud boles Every rent that could bo raised by laxea or on warrant rredlt was spent In building roads, but not a rent was reserved to keep them In repair. Wor den has followed the plan of the man who exhausted hla resources In the purchase of expensive harvesting and farm machinery, and then discovered he had nothing left with which to buy »• < *1 and i*.*y lor putting lu the crop. Hesldmia of Fort Klamath, which In*» always b**rn strong for Worden. great war haa been that from France, that a deadly gas was being used by the French artillery to suffocate Few whole regiments of Germans »■> that he will get very few votes In lhe northern part of the oounty. Sim ilar reports come from IMIry, Bonan- sn and the cMsterti part of the county. It 1« even said that be will not get as many votes In the Merrill country aa h» «lid four years ago, when ba just barely carried the district. Hundreds of people who voted tor Worden in the recall will not be found with him at the coming elec tion. As one man remarked: "I be lieve In giving a man a fair cbanre to show wbal he can do. Worden has liad hie opportunity, and It has al most ruined the county.” In on Hualneaa. Ira Hansen camo in today from Slsklyon count/ to attend to local business Interests He owns a large tract of land near Keno. “77ie Mutual Girl and Her Auntie" man In the city of Klamath Falla, who is Every busln< taking an Intereat In bis business, who desires to succeed, should look st this situation squarely. This subject. "The Advertising Medium and the Advertisement." Take time and thought, and digest these words, for your biggest problem today la one of publicity. Competition la be- coming so keen that It seems almost Impossible that the old saying la cpmlng true: "The survival of the Attest.” You wouldn't hire as your anlesmanager n num who knew a thousand people and nothing else What good would his ac quaintance be lo him, or to you, If he was not a salesman When you Insert an ad that cannot bring you results In any medium, you are hiring a sales manager without any sales' ability, but with a large acquaintance. Do you know of any reason why you should pay high rates for having your ad Inserted, without Insuring yourself that the ad will bring results? Would you, In your buainess, Mr. Adver- User, pay big »nlari**» lo your men without demanding rcaulta from them? If your advertising iloea not bring results, don't be too quick in blaming the medium. I First, Hiialys« your sale» problems. TI.eii anulyxe the medium, If both of these are correct, look at Does it your Advertising. Is It built to attract attention? arotl«e and maintain Interoat? Doos It create desire?? Does it Htlmulaie purchase? Does it compel action? Ilow many times have you seen advertisements running In itou papers that were completely out of date, simply because the Arm tl nt was paying for that ad was negloctful In making up rew copy, and making that apace earn him money? Why Is ft that many of the larger merchants and business men throughout thia whole country now employ mon to do nothing but lake charge of their copy, and pay them a big price for It : a well? (let In The Herald. Wo will take care of your copy, and make It "FULL." IN SECOND. WHIN FATAI. ¡.INES AHI SPLIT TO TEF NORTH .Y HI RTs BONER tailed Press Service CHICAGO, Oct. 22. In the stst- <*nd round of a scheduled slx-round boxing contest at Tolleston, Ind , last night, between Joe l-eveiidowskf, l-evendowskf. a Michigan City welterweight, and Jack Lundgren of Chicago. Lundgren land OF LILLE: Eollowlii« Tili» HieaKJug U> Rank». Vili*« Will Etnleavor lo EJnveiop Gemuta Righi. Now Heitteen Main Iloti) unit the s e n ■ Fighting Oon crai F rom Lorralæ to the Mee ed a solar plaxiM blow la the le-cond Ku»» ibilui V if tory. round which sent his opponent down and out. He was carried from the ring and taken to a hospital when be Um.* d Press Service failed to recover from the blow, and PARIS. Oct. 22.—Tbe allies era about midnight he died. rolling tbe Germans back. For the first time since tbe battles In the DISAGREEMENT IN north commenced, the allies have pushed a wedge through the lines ut How the suitcase happened to be ¡there, or what was the canse of tbe the enemy thirteen miles north ot evident struggle la tbe mystery. This LUIe, cutting off the right wing. : is made more mysterious by the fact The allies have also made a gala of I that the suitcase, from the date of a two miles east of Llll«,. ThU U a ; purchase bill in It, has been out for small, but a very Important advance. ¡a touplo of weeks, while Jackson has been in town since then and has made .11 liv FAILED TO REACH A VER- As a result, the allies are now in a I no report of his loss to the author position to maneuver to envelope the MINI M1I.F.N OF R«>AD BUII.T OR ities. German right, and it U p'edlcted that LENGTHY TESTIMONY IN THE STRAIGHTENED THIS YEAR. tbU will be accomplished in a week. BROWN MURDER TRIAI The latest communique says that SENT YEAIt, (¡ItADED ROADS t tbe allies are maintaining their ad TO BE SIH FACED vantage in tbe north of France, and According to a telegram received that most desperate fighting con tin- by Charles F Stone from his law ties In tbe vicinity of Dlxmude, Ar- . persons bave behaved It, but never Engineer George E. Goodwin, Mr. partner. H S. Gale, tbe federal dis- mentleres, Radlgeen and LaBaas«. thohws the story has come that M. land Mrs. W. H. Peters, C. 8. Chapin.' trict court jury st Medford failed to with the German assaults repulsed at Turpin, the well known inventor, |H. F. Shroeder and E. 8. Wertx, who reach a verdict in the case of Jim all these points. whom France once »ent to jail, had Ths light is now a general battle have been In charge of the highway | OM>W1SG THE MKET1Mi <1FTHE George, charged with the murder of compounded thia |>ecullar powder construction on Crater Lake Nation»' Both were Indiana, extending from Lorraine to tbe sea. Peter Brown, which exploded Into deadly gas. ¡Park, under the direction of ths The allies are reported to have and the shooting is alleged to have gained slightly In the Argonne and Corps of Engineers, left this morning taken place at Piute Camp. AN SIsTERs WILL JOIN IN V (or Foreland, after closing the work A strong circumstantial ease was R oevre districts, | for the year. presented for th« prosecution. Brown ---------- SOCIAL SESSION and George, with other Indians, were I'nlted Press Service i "lu addition lo tbe work on the . other i oads. wo located and cleared al gambling games near Yalnax. and PFTTROGRAD, Oct. 32.—It is ofll- ¡the tight of way preparatory to tbe There will be a full attendance at J the following day Brown's body, with daily announced that the German-* . building of a strip of road from the tonight’s session ot Klamath Lodge. two bullets in the back, was found, are in full retreat. Tbe battle line la ¡hotel to The Watchman," said Mr , Knights of Pythias, /or after the reg The state held that the two were rlv- now thirty miles west of Warna w. i Goodwin. "This and other strips will ular meeting is finished, there will : als (or an ludian maiden, and that and the Siberian corps is pursuing be built next year, and provided aj be a social session, which will also the two left together, after drinking the retreating Teutons FUI.LOWING THE SECURING OFisufricieet appropriation is made, we be attended by the ladies ot the Cas-i heavily. It is reported that th* list German extwt to hard surface the roads al cade Club, au organisation in joint Several days were required to get I corps lost nearly two-thirds ot Its A CLEAR TITLE TO THIRD ready built. in all of the testimony, much of strength. social meetings, always spend a most which was conflicting. Judge Gale * lt**sldes the improvement of the STREET PROPERTY, BUILDING enjoyable evening. The plans for to- Anna Creek canyon route from tbe i night's entertainment promise even and Hon. L. R. Webster defeuded the g < m * m lo Albany. <N»MMITTEE WILL BE NAMED pPrt Klamath park line, we have C. C. Hogue, fiscal agent ot the rec more enjoyment than ever before. , accused aborlgne. ______ elimluated the •corkscrew" in the lamation service here, left Wednes ¡road leading to Medford, built a road day for Albany, to visit relatives and lu addition lo the Initiation ot a {connecting Anna Croek and Sand friends. Mrs. Hogue Js at the l.lnu class of candidates, other important Creek, and constructed several other county metropolis, and th« two will matters will be taken up at tonight's ¡connecting roads." 'visit their children In '■‘«n Francisco meeting of Klamath Falls lxxlge No. | before returning. 1247, B. P. O. Elks, among these be- j Ing steps toward the Elks’ Temple. Thursday night, to be attended by all The lodge now haw a clear title to I of the church members. Thia will ¡the property at Third and Main 'start at 7:30. rHIS WILL BE A ••GErr-TOGEITH istr<*ets, the deed being filed. At to The banquet Is being given to get MAN WHO HAD ANOTHER AR- night's meeting, a building committee ER" AFFAIR, AND PLANS FOR the congregation together, so the will be appointed to plan and arrange OF board of directors ean talk over their CHARGE RESTED ON I THE (AIMING YEAR WILL BE plans and aims with the rest of the i for the now home. THREATENING HIS LIFE. DIS- congregation, and receive sugges GONE. OVER tions. At this time the congregation MISSES THE CHARGE! Arrangements have been made for will be fully acquainted with the con- TO SOMEONE: OPPONKD TO PRO banquet at the Methodist church ¡ditions of all affairs of the church. HIBITION TO DEBATH TOMOR- wit he learned that the Because neeses he had caused to be subpoe- ROW NIGHT need would not testify agalnst Victor Graffic, H. A. Wltherill last night Tbe following waa received today withdrew the charge of threatening from K. A. Rowell, who lecture« this to kill, on which he had Graffic ar FINISHING TOUCHES ARE NOW evenlug at Houston'a opera house on rested. Incidentally Wltherill paid "Portland After'Dark." the costs of the case as far as it had BEING ADDED, AND SKATES "Believing that out of full and proceeded in Justice Gowen's court. ARE EXPECTED THIS EVENING free discussion of all public questions The trouble between the two men there arises a better understanding occurred at Midland Sunday. Graffic ERONI SUPPLY HOUSE ¡of these questions In the public mind, was arrested late Tuesday afternoon, and believing further that the wet and the preliminary hearing was and dry Issue is the paramount que«- < scheduled for today. Graffic In the ition, and an adjournment In time to The skating rink will be opened to tion In this campaign, I therefore meantime was released on his own United Press Service W ashington , d . c ., oct. 22.— allow senators and representatives to the roller skating public Saturday publicly challenge any person accept | recognisance. With the passage of the war tax bill get home for a few days before tbe night, according to announcement'able the llqMO able to to the liquor r intereeta interest« to to a a pub- pub today b> both bouses, final adjourn elect iona. made today by Wakefield A llunaak-’ lic H<. debnte debate Friday Friday evening evening In In Hous Hous Visiting the Project. T he war tax hill aa reported from ment ot congress Is expected late this er. The new skates are expected to-' ton's opera house." D. W. Murphy, engineer in charge afternoon or tonight. tie democratic conference waa sub night. Mr. Rowell's lecture tonight. In ad This is the longest congressional mitted to tbe house at 10 o'clock. For several weeks work of putting dition to bringing forth facta regard of drainage operations for the reels the rink lu shape for a busy season ing the liquor traffic In Portland, will , luatlon service, came In last night , session on record. It has been in P.y a vote ot 126 to 61 the house has been going on, and la now about ilirlng out some disclosures regarding from Los Angeles, on a trip of In practically continuous session since ¡adopted the report. No roll call was completed. The hardwood floor has Klamath Falla. Mr. Rowell has been spection. He Is out on the project April 7, 1913, or a total of 565 days. demanded. ■mmcdlately upon Its adoption by During the session 20,377 bills been sanded and levelled, and many connected with newspaper work for today with Project Manager Camp the house the bill waa sent to the were introduced in the house and , Improvements have been made. some time, and gathered much of his 7,423 bills in the senate. In that ■•'nate The senate passed the report information for hie lecture while thus Attache« Potatoes. time President Wllaou sent 5,000 by SC, to 11. In Medford. Four hundred sacks of potatoes, engaged. Majority Leader Underwood stated I just dug by the employes of U. San- nominations to the senate for con F. B. English, head accountant of in the house that the war tax bill firmation, and of these 1»*se than ten nomiya, were attached last ulgbt by the Klamath Division, la In Medford, VUitiug School. expires January 1, 1016. He Mid pos attending a meeting of the bead ac County Superintendant Fred Pater- Sheriff I-ow, under a writ Issued in were rejected. The faiulre of the cotton stuend- sibly It would be neceesary to con countant« of all of the California-Ore ■on la visitine the Worden school to the recovery action brought against ment cleared the decks for quick ac-1 tinue tbe taxes thereafter ^the Nipponese by Thomas Newton. gon Power corn puny’a divisions day. ROAD ENGINEERS LEAVE FOR NORTH One ut the remarkable talea ut the FATALLY DEPOT. Lulled Pre»» service Judge * **4*«*44«»* KKACHLNEVKMY OMR • IX KLAMATH OWMTT • * *«••••«•••♦ f LEADER OF Illi « « • v PYEHIANS TO HAVE A TIME ELKS MAKE STEPS COMPLAINER PAYS M. E. PEOPLE TO DEBATE ISSUES SATURDAY P. M. War Tax Bill Is Passed
