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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29

The last peaches OF the season.
Special price for canning. s5e per
box. Ashland Fruit Store. 2s-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29
Going TO south America.

A. X. Renner 10 preparing to leave
for ArgeRtine republic to seek his for
tunes He leaves this evening for San
Francisco.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29

Warren Kilsore has vacated his
ranch In LanGell Valley for a time.
and will superintend the running OF
the -four mill at BONANZA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29

Mr. Gus Keller will so TO klamath
Falls to meet his mother. who will ar
rive soon from Portland for an sI-
tended visit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29

Mrs. Walter Campbell accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Kilgore on an auto
trip TO Klamath Falls Last Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29
Dance ronighs-

The Klatawa Club gives the arst Of
It's winter series Of dances at the
White Pelican hotel this evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29
lirasinsrk Vista.

q. y. BradnAek IL here from Tule
Lake. attending to business matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29

I deliver or take subscriptions for
The Ladies' Home Journal" The
Saturday Evening Post" and The
Country Gentleman"
II. p. THOMAS. News Agent
Phone ?5Gw ,s-tts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29
For Sale or Trade

ieo acres good land. o miles from
Falls. 9 miles from Midland. all un-
der ditch; we'll fenced with woven
wire and well improved; 90 acres In
alfalfa: deep sandy soil Price 800
per acre. VIII take . modern house
In klamath Falls. Rogue River Val.
Ie, o. California a. frss payment. and
give easy terms ON balance. Above
land lies close To school. and In excel
lent neighborhood. See
CHILCOT 7 <
s3b Main 81. Phone %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-29
PICTURES

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DOC unframed 2Ox2S-inch beau
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$1,000 Oil Paintings cut to 7.49
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
consul GENERAL. DENIES
STORY TOLD BN ONIEDO

New Orleans, April 15.-Dr. Plu-
tarco Orneias consul general Of Mex
leo at New orleans. acting upon in
sruetions from the Mexican govern
mcnt tonight issued general denial
Of assertions made here Saturday by
Matlas Opiedo, former assistant pri-
vate secretary to President Madero'
in which he said Madoro and Pino
suaroz were put to death by govern
mont orders. Dr Onelas says owe
dos declarations are based on hear
say evidence, and promises that the
report of the journal Of the judicial
investigating committee viii be pub
lshed 'ln due time"
Ernesto Fernandez y Arleaga. who
recently resigned as Mexican minis
ter to Honduras, said here today that
the revolutionists of Coahuila, sonora
and other Mexican border states are
not "separatsts." He said that
neither Governor Carranza nor any Of
hia lieutenants favored the idea OF
secession.
"All OF the revolutionists" he said.
care proud of their Mexican nolion-
ality and are willing TO give their last
drop Of blood fighting FOR Mexican
unity and the Independence of the
country"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
UNITED STATES WEARY
or BOARDING MENICANS

washington, April l5.-The war
department asked the state depart
ment today 10 decide how long the
United states should keep open
house" on the Arizona Mexican bor-
der for the entertainment of Mexiean
federal refugees who have come into
the Gnlted States to escape capture
by the rebel army As result, 1t Is
probable the state department viii
give instructions To release the sew
eral hundred Mexoans now held on
the border aud being fod from the
stores Of the united states army
maintaining the border pntrol.
Many Of these refugees have been
cared for at Nogales, Arizn ever since
their flight from Nogaies, Mex d few
weeks ago When the number or
alien boarders was increased by about
900 through the recent flight Of Cen
eral OIcdas forces from Naco, Mex,
TO Naco Ariz, the commander of the
American forces at Naco decided TO
ask for instructions as 60 how long
the refugees should be FED from the
government larder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
ALIENS NOT PERMITTED
10 OWN ARIZONA LANDS.

Phoenix Arz, April l5.-Aliens
not eligible to American citizenship
cannot acquire title to real property in
Arizona under law enacted a year
ago. but which has never been tested
in the courts The attention of fed
eral authorities was called to this for
gotten measure and it was said the
matter had been reported to the state
department at Washington for eonsid-
Grafton in connection with the Japa-
nese protest against the California
legislation.
The law provides that aliens not ell
gible for citizenship but holding lana
within the state at the time Of the en-
actment must surrender such Hnd
within five years after the passage Of
the bill, even when title has been ac-
auired By the enforcement OF leh
or court Judgment Mining claims ana
land necessary for the operation OF
mines ana reduction plants are eN-
empted from the restrictions of the
law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
SUSTAINS
SECRETARY DANIELS

Washington. April President
Wilson formally sustained today the
action OF Secretary Daniels In declln-
ing 70 promote Captain remplln NJ.
Potts T.. $. a.. TO the grade of rear
admiral ON the ground that he had
not seen sufficient sea service under
his captains commission.
Captain Potts and Commander
Phillip Andrews 'rccontN were re-
livved from duty in the navy depart
ment and ordered to sea at their pres
ent rank. Notwithstanding the fact
that each had passed an examination
for promotion 90 the ncXt higher
grade in which vacancies were await
ing them. Captain Potts protested
formally 60 President Wilson ON the
ground that the navy department was
responsible for his laol, of sea service
tn hits grade toy keeping him en duty
ashore in the face of his own appli-
cation for sen service.
Secretary Daniels. however, had
laid down general order on the sub
jecg before these eases arose and the
protest was unavailing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
Public Health Service Calls At
tention Of Berlin Scientist to
What It Terms "Halting
Progress,
SURGEONS FORCED TO
C0NFINE OBSERVATIONS
German Specialist Urged TO
Conclude Treatment Of Or
iginaI Persons Whom He In
jected with His Remedy

nv Morning journal special Leased wire)
Washington. April tb.--Dr Fried
erich Friedmann's attention was d.
rccted today to the "haltng progress
In his demonstration Of the alleged
curative value. Of his tuberculosis
vaccine Ia letter addressed TO him
at Providence r. l., by Or John +.
Anderson. chairman OF the board APP
pointed by Surgeon General Blue. OF
the public health service. to inquire
into the efficacy Of the German phNsi-
clans remedy. The letter follows;
we regret 70 have TO invite your
attention TO the hatlng progress Ia
your demonstration Of the allcged
curative value OF your remedy for tn.
herculosis Only nnety-four Of the
patients accepted by you as suitable
for such tests have been treated by
You. In order 10 avoid delay In advis-
ing the public of the Judgment We
may be able 20 form of the success
OF your treatment. We are forced to
limit our clinical studies TO the num-
Der already treated under our cbserva-
tlon IN the hospitals IN New York
city.
Prom conversations with YOU, II rs
understood that some OF there pa
ticnts now are ready for o further IN
lection OF your remedy In their in
terest and for the reasons given for
limiting our clinical observations to
those already treated, we feel that
these patients now should be serf by
you with the view OF giving such addi.
tional injections OF your remedy as
may. In your Judgment. be necessary
10 effect cure. We should be pleas
ed, therefore TO have YOU give this
matter your prompt attention and In
form us regarding the same at au
early date
I'VE may be communicated with Ia
writing, addressed 10 either Dr. A. NJ.
stlmson, Hotel Martinique. New York
city. or to Dr. John f. Anderson. di-
rector hygienic laboratory. Washing
ton. y. c."
When Dr. Friedman held his elm
ie Yesterday here. It was noted that
none of the medical officers Of the
public health service was present
This was explained IN DR. Andcrson's
statement that the board had been
forced to limit its clinical studies 70
cases treated under their observation
in New York city.
At conference here last Sunday.
Dr. friedman was notified by Or
Blue that until the exact nature of
his tuberculosis vaccine and the meth
cd of application had been revealed
and the claims made for IL substan-
tated by official tests. a license for
its sale in Interstate commerce could
not be granted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
JAPAN WILDLY EXCITED
OVER .NlIEN LAND BILL

Toxic. April tG.-The leading
newspapers Of Toxic, the Ashahi, the
Kokumin Shimbun, and the JiJi
Shimpo which usually are conserVa.
tive have assumed an extremist at
titude on the projected alien land
ownership legislation in California.
The Kokumin shimhun is almost yio-
lent while Ashahi is pessimistic
The younger element among The
political factions which melted the
recent rioting. have called mass
meeting for Thursday next. Il viii
We held in building, the capacity Of
which is $1,000.
Lengthy special dispatches from
san Francisco and Washington indi-
cate that the situation is hopeless, but
many Of the japanese assert their
confidence that the Americans, par
ticularly Californans, surely will deal
Justly and fairly with the question.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
FALL IS
SUMMONED To
WHITE HOUSE
President ConferS Over APP
pOintmelts with Several
Men of Upper House, Minor
Offices Considered,

CBy Morning journal special Leased wire1
Washington April 15.-PresideEt
Wilson cut away from his regular af-
ternoon program of receptions today
and consulted number Of senators
about prospective appointments
Senator Nardaman. Of Mississippi:
Senators La Toilette, of Wisconsin.
Martin and Watson. Of Virginia. Fan,
of New Mexico, and Warren and
Clark. Of Wyoming, We're among those
summoned to the White House.
The president is understood to have
discussed only minor appointments.
Senator La Toilette said he had men
toned no other subjects senator Var
daman, however. chatted a few min
utes about expediting the tariff bill in
the senate, commenting the president
for his effort to get prompt action.
Mr. Wilson is giving his attention to
scores Of minor appointments and ex-
poets to make rapid inroads this week
into the list of postmasterships, many
Of which went to the senate today. So
far as known, the president has not
made any more diplomatic selections.
He sent the name Of Walter Hines
Page TO be ambassador to Great Bri-
tain to the senate today
President Wilson will give his first
dinner to the cabinet tomorrow night.
Cleveland L. Dodge. Princeton class
mate, and Colonel Il. NJ. House an
Intimate friend, will be among the
guests.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
FEDERAL GARRISON
WILL DEFEND
GUAYMAS
Six Hundred Men, Strongly
Fortified Hope to Hold Last
Port in Sonora Against Su-
pedor Force of State Troops

fBy Morning journal special Leased WifeD
GuaymaA. sonora, Mex. April lB.-
Although evacuahng Empalme, which
Immediately was occupied by state
troops. the coo federals here late
today fortified strong position in a
suburb OF Guaymas Although nu-
merlcally inferior, Il is believed that
strong resistance Will meet any att
tack. Of constitutionaiists The Huerta
garrison possesses much artillery and
IS entrenched in an ideal place for
defense.
The evacuation Of Empalme, where
the American colony is located, Is
said to have been done to prevent
danger 70 foreign residents IN event
of an attack.
The destroyer Paul Jones arrived In
Guaymas bay today from san Diego,
cal. with meningitis serum for the
cruiser California's crew There are
no cusos Of the epidemic here or at
Empalme only one is said TO have
been developed on the California some
time before It's arrival here. The pa
tient died and WAS buried at sea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
President Wilson and Secre-
tary Bryan Take Steps to
Avoid Positive Friction Be-
tween Two Nations,
CALIFORNIA ASKED
TO ACT CAUTIOUSLY
Mikado'S Empire Finds Dis
elimination Between Its
Subjects and Europeans is
Contemplated in Measure

ny Morning journal Special Leased MircD
Washington, April 15.-Efforts 10
prevent friction between the United
States and Japan over the proposed
California alien land holding bin We're
continued today by President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan in conference
with Viseount Chnda. the Japanese
ambassador The ambassador called
first at the White House to talk with
the president, then proceeding to the
state department to confer with Sec
rotary Bryan.
There was no announcement as 10
the nature of the conferences. but it
was admitted that the California prob
lem was under discussion.
without offending the people of
California by any official interference
with their legislative proceedings, the
president and Secretary Bryan unoffi-
ciallv have conveyed to certain inilu-
ential persons in California the hope
that the projected legislation would
not be permitted TO take a form that
would justify the japanese govern
ment i'm asserting that it constituted a
breach of the treaty obligations Of the
United states. The purpose Of today's
conferences, 1t is understood, was to
ascertain whether the senate bill, as
amended stir is Objectionable to Ja-
pan. and If so in what respect The
ambassador is said to have indicated
that further changes must be made IN
the bin before It can be said to be
acceptable to Japan. and that these
changes must take the form Of amend
ments to place all aliens on even
terms. The japanese government
contends the bill in its present state
does not do this, in spite Of the asser-
tions Of the promoters Of the measure
in the California senate that the dis
elimination contained in the first bill
has been removed.
It was pointed out today that as II
stands the bill would permit the sub
tect Of European state TO acquire
land in California by the simple pro-
cess Of declaring his purpose to be-
come a citizen Of the United states,
while the japanese cannot acquire cit
lzenship. II is admitted that 1t would
he difficult to amend the measure to
meet this objection without develop
ing strenuous opposition from the
large European colonies in California.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
CURRENCY REFORM
At EXTRA SESSION
IS IMPROBABLE
Final Action on Bill Providing.
New Financial System Mott
Expected for Some Time
According to Present Plans

(By Nor Journal Special Lensed Wire)
Washng n April 15.-Final action
upon q curr ev reform bill at the
present session congress is not con-
sidered probable s. members Of the
senate committee on banking and
currency Plans for the preparation
of legislation We're outlined briefly to-
day at meeting Of the democratic
members of the committee; but the
.actual preparation of bin 70 be pre-
scented to congress will not be COM
pleted for some time.
Senator owen said today that the
bill when finally presented to the SEN
ate would come as committee bill
Several measures now before the
committee, including the Hitchcock
Weeks and Jones bills, Will be given
consideration
While democratic members only
participated Ia todaN's conference rc-
publican members Of the senate com
mittee expect 10 be consulted fully In
the preparation Of financial egisla-
ton. The house committee has not
yet been organized, but it is expected
that Representative Glass win be us
chairman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
Other Allies Asked 10 Assent
Promptly to Plans Outlined
and Armistlce Arrangement
is Expected This Week,
CONFERENCE LIKELY
TO BEGIN IN LONDON
Reports That War Had Ended
Regarded as Not Entirely
Warranted, But Truce is Be-
Iieyed to Exist

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.)
London. April t6.-The Bulgarian
government, according 90 Sofia de-
spatch to the Post. has notified the
other governments Of the Balkan
league that the terms Of the latest
note Of the great powers are accept
able to Bulgaria and asks the allies 10
assent promptly 10 the conclusion of
peace. II is probable adds the de-
spatch, that an armistice will be ar
ranged this week.
The news OF the actual conclusion
Of an armistice between Turkey and
Bulgaria appears TO be premature but
there IS little doubt that 1t is on the
eve Of arrangement First reports rec
garding the armistice came from
Constantihople and the Russian gov
ernment is in receipt Of similar news.
According TO reports current in Stras-
burg, the armistice would be the re-
suit Of Russian mediation
In diplomatic circles in London the
view is held that the peace conference
shortly will reassemhle IN the British
capital. A Constantinople despatch
admits the existence OF some sort OF
truce as preliminary OF an armistico.
A Vienna dispatch 20 the Chronicle
says that the relations between Ser
Via and Bulgaria are becoming in
creasingly strained. Seryia claims for
herself Egri Polanka. Kratova, Veles
uskup aud Okhrida, in total disregard
for The treaty concluded before the
war between servia and Bulgaria,
under which most of these towns
would go TO Bulgaria The disputed
territory comprises 10000 square
miles
The Neuse Freie Presse. the dis
patch adds. learns that Bulgaria sus-
poets her allies Of purposely delaying
the conclusion of peace in order to
retain the Bulgarian army mt Tchatal-
ia as long as possible, while Servia
concentrates her army along the
Nardar river, ana Greece has forces
near Saloniki. Bulgaria now is pre-
pairing to divert all available troops
from Adrianople and Tchatalia to
Macedonia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
DIR. fliiEDMNNN WILL LOOK
AFTER GOVERNMENT PATIENTS

Providence. H. l., April 16.--Dr.
Friedrich f Friedman, who was in
Providence tonight demonstrating his
vaccine. said be intended TO return 70
Sew York the latter part Of the week
to lock after the patients he has
treated there From New York he
will go TO Montreal for the same puf-
pose
The German physician made the
announcement before learning of the
letter addressed to him by Or John
T. Anderson. chairman OF the board
appointed hy the public health ser
vice, 10 inquire into the efficacy OF
the alleged remedy
pr Friedman was busy tonight
taking care Of private patients, who
had fiocked here ia large numbers
from many sections of the country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
DEMOCRAT SENAT TE
MAKES REFORMS
IN CAPITOL
Restaurant is to be Advised to
Reduce High Cost of Liying|
and Mono Rail System Will
be Removed

OBy Morning journal Special Leased Wlrel
Washington, April h. Ea tlilkf
smoking, and personal transportation
problems gave the senate commlttre
on rules a buy time today at It's fifst
session under the new democratic ad-
ministration of the senate. The COM
mittee finally determined upon three
projects important to the pefsoiiai
comfort of senators.
A committee to Investigate the SEN
ate restaurant in the hopes that cost
Of living may be reduced.
The defeat OF Senator Tiilmah >
resolution to prohibit smoking IN eX-
ecutive sessions Of the senate.
The removal Of the new monorall
system in the senate subway because
of It's noise.
The monorail system installed at a
cost Of nine thousand dollars TO CON
.vey senators hetween the capital ana
their office building. was attacked re-
Gently by Senator stone in resolh-
tion. 1t IS claimed the railway when
recently succeeded an automohiie
service, makes SO much noise that
conversation Is impossible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16

atlanta, Ga, April 15.-Atlanta
pouce commissioners stopped the
seheduled ten-round bout tonight be-
eWeen Abe Attell, former feather
"e'sht champion. and Benny Kauff-
N'dh Of Philadelphia. in the seventh
.ouuu' The action by the commits
.'ohers was accompanied by the an
.'ouncement !. that the bout was mo
Isn't After the first round. the
'''iaaelPhian assumed the defensive.
sfering and avoiding Attell until the
contest was stopped.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
BALLOON INFLATED
TO CROSS ATLANTIC

Las Palmas. Canary Island April
l5.-The dirigible balloon suchard, in
which Joseph Brucker, formerly Of
Milwaukee. proposes to make trans
Atlantic flight, is being inflated. Cap
tain Brucker announces that he Will
start for America tomorrow or Thurs
day II the present favorable wind
continues.
The initiation will be completed at
dawn. The police are holding the
crowds back TO prevent the gas from
being ignited through carelessness.
Pilot balloons were sent up today to
ascertain the direction of the wind
and meteorological reports have been
asked for from various points abroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
WOMAN GETS FOUR
OFFICES AT ONCE

Colorado city Colo, Aprl l5- Ey
virtue Of the adoption Of an amend
mcnt 10 the city charter IN today g
election Mrs May zimmerman was
elected police magistrate. city clerk
city auditor ana city treasurer OF
Colorado city Mrs zimmerman orie-
iually was candidate for the office "
city clerk, but the amendment adopt
ed gives her the additional offices J.
u Faulkner was elected mayor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
sncnl rnrlune IightIng Chargc.

San Francisco, April i5.-The es-
tate OF John A. Benson said to have
been worth over a million when he
was involved in the Oregon land
frauds. amounts to S431. according to
the final accoutn Of his affairs filed to-
day in the probate court here. He
spent his fortune fighting the charges.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
REL FERENDUM USED
AGAINST ABATEMENT

san Francisco. April i5- Opponents
of the red light abatement law en-
acted ai the present session of the
stntc legislature set la motion today
the machinery To obtain the repeal NJ
the law by referendum vote.
ny the provisions of the law many
widely known restaurants in San
Francisco and many so-oaled hotels
and apartment houses In The mtscr
eilies of the state would cone under
the ban
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
Selling Loaded DIcc Not Mail Fraud.

Chicago, April l5.-The federal
court of appeals here freed today Eu-
gene NJ Stockton of Chicago sentenc-
ed to three years in the I.eavenworth
penitentiary for mail frauds in selling
loaded dice The court of appeals
held that Stockton's responsibility end
ed If he did not cheat his customers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
COLORADO SPRINGS
ELECTS OFFICERS

Colorado Springs colo April l5.-
Charles l.. Mckesson, present city
attorney, was elected mayor Of Colo
rado springs today by plurality of
l20 votes over his sole opponent,
Charles +. Thomas. The spirited
contest of the campaign brought out
what is perhaps the heaviest vote ever
polled In this city. j. j. Eubank and
ID. II. johnson were elected city COM
missioners over Mrs Jennie Shelley
Boyd and Charles NJ. Hobbs Mrs.
Boyd, the first woman ever TO run
for an office in Colorado Springs. ran
third on the aldermanic ticket.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-16
MONTENEGRO DEFnEs
EUROPEAN POWERS

Cettinje, April l5.-The government
has notified its representatives abroad
that Montenegro rejects pecuniary
compensation for Scutari. and only
will yield TO overwhelming force