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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
Cruiser New Orleans Is Sent
to Turtle Bay by Navy
Department.
COMMANDER WILL
CALL ON JAPANESE
VIII Then Find Out What
They Are Doing and Re
port to Daniels.

washington April l1.-Ccmmander
Irwin ~ the United states Cruiser
New Orleans who wmn detailed hy Adj
miral Howard ~ the Pacific fleet 90
investigate reports that the japanese
have established q naval base m Turtle
Bay. Lower California. has not re-
ported late today.
Secretary Daniels said tonight that
~ teieKraphea Admiral Howard az
Maznflam. the substance Of the prees
statements concerning the japanese
warshirs and asked the admiral 20
make q report He told him % pay the
courtesy q visit and report what
he found.
United States officials are much
interested they believe nothing ~ a
permanent character has been cstab-
iished by the Japanese bat don't doubt
that big warnhips have made = quiet
rendezvous In Turtle Bay while
searching tire seas for German vessels.
The cruiser New Orleans is expected
20 arrive ~ Turtle Bay TODAY and re-
ports are expected tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
WILL BE
CONNECTEDW
SOUTHERN SOON
Expects Be Hauling Freight
Into Pensacola From That
Road In November.
BRIDGE BUILDING
WILL START SOON
Representative of American
Bridge Co. VIII Be Here
This Week.

The Gulf Florida a Alabama rail.
road will be receiving freight from the
Southern railway and hauling X into
Pensacola by the middle - November.
according % the announcement Of
President Rey G. Megargel. who left
last night for New York after spend
tng several days In the city. Conuec-
ton viii be made with the Southern
It a point near Pine I'm by Nov.
Goth.
bridging The Alabama river IN tho
biggest task left Tor the railroad build
erN but this work is now 20 start.
Some weeks ago the contract vas
awarded the American Bridge Co.
for building a steel bridge across the
river. and tomorrow o. next day a rep
resentative ~ this company will visit
here. Material Is now being shipped
from ire foundry Tor THE bridge and
wlth the water a. low stage Il a not
expected the work viii - delayed.
The grading contractors also are
expected In Pensacola few days. Cor a
Is ire infention to resume grading up.
erafiona without any delay go that the
road bed VIII be finished BY the time
the bridge Il completed.
WORK also VIII soon start On com.
pietlna the piers At Pensacola aHa tbs
a a modern ooaiing dock
eauipg Nsfh nlesdern ese l8ak laasshialss
cry Ths eeallng acck viii be fittea
with electrical huistiug machinery.
which will be capable 90 loading SIX
hundred tons - coal per hour.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
FARMERS WILL
OPEN A STORE
ROBERTS CREAMERY AND PRO-
pUcE COMPANY. WHICH OPENS
TUESDAY. WILL SERVE TO FILL
Loae-FELT WANT.

Next Tuesday the Roberts Creamery
and Produce Company. organized 81
the farmers ~ the Roberts -GonEalez
community, viii open for business az
No. I south palafox street in the Ma
sonlc building but on Tire ground floor.
II Is the purpose % the opsratng
company "a place fer the city consum-
era fresh daily. milk and cream. but
ter and eggs. dressed and live poultry.
and vegetables 81 al kinds. Milk.
coming direct from the Roberts Cream
erv ard always guaranteed as 70 fresh
ness and purity. will te delivered
twice daily 20 al parts of the city
This Wlu Be supplied In sanitary paper
bottles. which viii insure the most
modern methods as 20 Cleanliness as
bottles are used but once and then are
destroyed
The lowest prices posaihle vii be
given. There are no miadlnmAn's prof
lts. and this cuts down several profits
Il 10 asserted. In fact. Il Is on the or-
der. ~ a cooperative stne. for the
farmers will offer 70 tne tfs1e their
own products. and assure tle Pensa-
cola public that they are comsns here
with = yiew 10 c3ing a Ions -feii want
In taia sas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
ARRIVAL SPRING
HALTS BATTLE
IN CARPATHlANS
Melting Shows Cause Mud
and Floods and Prevent
Movements
~ AssocIArEp IL.

London, April i7.--Spring's arrival
has brought the Carpathian battle 20
a standstIl The Russians continue
attacking near Uzsoc Pass. bat tho
melting SHOWS has caused floods and
deep mud that prevents movements
on a large scale. similar conditions
interfere with the Anstro- German out
0anking movement toward sry.
The capture By the Russians q some
heights between the villages OF Teio-
poche ard Zueiia are the only sue
cess achieved - either side. This
shows the Russians are trying 20 get
uxsoc Pass. which they have been
unable to take from the north.
There have been widely separated
attacks in the west The French ap-
parentiy are satisfied with advances
In Aisace. Woevre. Argonne and
Champagne. north Of Arras The
British military critics say this proves
they can advance when desired
Tie British are oonsiderinn domes-
tic problems such az prohibition and
speeding up 81 the oatput 81 war
munitions. Pariienzent r. expected g
rousEs~r fhsse matters next week. Il
$ sid - government opposition 81.
tuBiiy has aereea On 3 scope 81 rrohi-
aition Committees already woriinz
In speeding mp the armament factories
and securing labor. Good weather
has aided the airmen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
FormerbieGernfan
SfeamerNowFI Flies
Stars and Stripes
~ AssOcIATED III.


Washington. April iT.--American
registry has been granted the steamer
Housatonic. formerly the Hamburg
American steamer Georgia. which has
been laid up az New Orleans since the
European war began. In Announcing
the change ~ reEistry today. q depart
ment ~ commerce statement explained
that the ship had been bought on
March % for $4,000 ~ the Honaatonic
Steamship Company Of which Edward
=. Greer q New York. r. president
II II understood here the Housatonic
is 20 be employed II the south Amer
ican trade ard Y this j. done officials
think hcr owners may avoid the dim
culties encountered BY the American
purchasers Of the Hamburg American
steamer Dacia. which undertook to
take a cargo of cotton from Galveston.
Tex. % Rotterdam.
While the United States maintains
the rights Of rs citizens 70 buy a bel
lirerent owned merchant vessel and
pat the American nag. France does
not recognise > transfer ~ registry
under such circumstances and the Da-
ella In now held 81 a French port await
ing prize court actio-. IN the nego-
tiations preceding tire sailing % the
Dacla however. Il was minated that
the allied fleets probably would not
interfere with her II she kept out az
European waters.
The Housatonic is a freiRhtsr of
3 o4s tons and was built In 1891.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
RAPID
DISPATCH GIVEN
A STEAMSHIP
TnE AUGUST LEFFLER, WHICH
CLEARED YESTERDAY, READY
ron SEA AFTER THREE DAYS
ACTUAL WORKING.

Another demonstration Of the rap
tdity with which steamers may be
loaded ~ Pensacola was given yes
terday when the swedish steamship
August LETTER, after working three
days. cleared Tor Greenock with q
cargo 81 i.5ss.e00 superficial feet Of
aawn timber The steamer will 40 Go
sea scme time today
The LETTER began working three
DAYS ago. and yesterday afternoon.
long before 5 o'clock, the steamer was
ready for sea, and but two gangs
worked 20 finish tho remainder Of the
cargo The vessel was steamed up 10
the coal chutes Friday night after
working a couple u days ~ the
stream. and a. her berth under the
ehutes yesterday the steamer received
the last 81 the timber. AZ o'clock.
Deputy Harbur Master Hansen went
aboard and piloted the steamer 20 the
stream. where &achor vas dropped. I'M
III some hour today
This Is the second rapid dispatch
given undertaken vessels this week
al pensacola. one was filled within
twenty hours of work, while the one
az Yesterday required few hours
more because she was q bit larger
than the first vessel loaded.
II might be said IN passing. that. ac-
eordinR 70 tinbermen who have work
Cd M other ports. these were the most
rapid dispatches given steam vessels
a. any port with which they wers
familiar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
Journal Receives Donations
to Crop Improvement Fund

The Journal feels that there are
many who would like 20 help the work
81 the Escambia County Crop I'M
provement Association. Il has asked
the people Of Pensacola very little for
support II Is doing much 20 benefit
them u il the agency most reapon-
sihle for the agricultural improvement;
now going on IN Escambla county II
needs funds to continue and enlarge
10 work The money Is applied al
reetiy 20 the purpose IN hand. there
being only enc paid offioial--the DEM
onstration agent and the major por-
ton - his salary H. Tmid BY the gov
eminent and the county
Give anything from one dollar up
The Journal vii be glad q receive
and acknowledge subscriptions. The
money Is expended under the direc-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
SOMBDLD.
WELL KNOWN IN
CITY. WOUNDED
FORMER CHIEF CLERK or eER.
MAN-AMERIcAN LUMBER CO.,
Is iH a GERMAN HOSPITAL.

day from Kurt Sombold. . former
resident ~ Pensacola. stated that ne
was in q hospital IN Germany suffer
ifg from two severe wounds one IN
the side and another IS the hip. lie
WAS wounded n one ~ the numerous
battles that have bees fought on
French territory
Mr.. semboid. up - about q year
nFo. was CHIEF clerk "a the offices of
the German American Lnnxher Co. In
this city, and has a large number OF
friends. who will regret 10 learn 81 hts
injury. In his letter he says that he
viii return 60 the front AZ soon AZ he
RECEIVERS. but does not expect e return
% America.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
MILTON CASE IS.
DECIDED BY. US.
SUPREME COURT
FLORIDA SUPREME couRr rs
REVERSED iN THE CASE OF L.
6 N. AGAINST l. N. RHopA

Judge A. G Rl0unt, who represented
the Louisville a Nashville railroad IN
the suit brought against the company
oy Y. ~. Rhoda. last night received In
formation that the supreme court %
the United states had decided in favor
of the l.. an thus reversing the
Florida supreme court
The ease ortginatea when the son -
T. ~ Dhods. an emrloye o. the L. 4
~, was killed IN an accident The cir
cult court Tor Santa Rosa county re-
turned verdict for s.. o0a in favor OF
the plaintiff l. a. Rhoda. and on APP
peal this decision was affirmed By the
state supreme court
The United States supreme court.
however. has reversed both By findins
IN favor ~ the railroad. II il under
stood this was based on the failure 20
show that the plaintiff had sustained
any damage by the death Of hts son.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
START MONDAY
UNLOAD CARGO
OF PLUMBERS
GERMAN STEAMSHIP WILL sc
nERTAEo At pERDlDo WHARF
AND LUMBER AND TIMBER WILL
De DISCHARGED,

An order was posted at the once
81 Harhormaater I'D Aberergmhie yes
teraay fer the berihing OF enc German
steamship Rudolf BiumbefE e Per-
dido wharf sometime tomorrow. and
the doeklnE viii be done with the ves-
sePs own power Steam was started
aboard yesterday. and the lntermed ves-
sci viii 60 alongside the wharf named
and several gangs ~ men viii be em-
ployed e. discharge the lumber and
timber carGo
Iuat now ii has not been determined
how long j win require % unload the
steamer. The timber. which is the
deckioad cargo. Nili be placed In the
water. Il was stated last evening. while
the more than : million superficial feet
81 lumber viii 81 lpaded on cars and
viii be later stored Ia the yards fer a
future vessel The plans are 10 load
the cargo on another shtp. which Is 60
coms here shortly. and which win Be
capable ~ carrying the entire ship
merit on the one vavae-.
information from she steamers Of
nceFs yesterday was that soon after
diseharEing cargo. bond wiil be az
ranged for the sfeaminx of the little
vessel % Mehfie 81 q some other Rali
port. where docks sufficiently capable
viii BE- sought % dock the steamer and
-scrape her hull Is is said there
are shells ms large a. q mans hands
attached q the entire length ard
breadth ~ the steamer. and that This
formation causes the Riumherg q
travel a. . very slow speed. almost too
= II
THE captain aud his wife. chief en-
wineer. second sngineer and une mar
are the only persons % the nlunheTg
a. present & WA claimed yesterday
IS hoafmen. but assistance vii be en-
Ragsd 10 properly dock the loaded
steamer tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
JULIAN OLSEN
GOES TO MOBILE
PENSACOLA CATCHER ORDERED
TO REPORT TO SOUTHERN
LEAGUE CLUE TO-DAY.

Julian Olsen, the Pensacola catcher.
has been ordered 20 report 20 the Mo-
bile club Of the Southern league today.
and viii leave this morning for that
city
When Manager sehmitz vas In PEN
sacola two weeks ago he saw Olsen
work and was much pleased with him.
He said then he expected 70 put olsen
on the Mobile club AZ the first oppor-
tuuity. Friday one Of the Mobile
catchers was iniursd and yesterday
Olsen got the wire % come 70 Mobile
a. once.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
Big Shibioad of
"EB-Catchers . TO
Come TO America

Washington, April fT.--American
importers have arranged with the
British government for uninterrupted
passawe q nearly a ship load q -ay-
eatchersa--s.a el eco cases bought and
paid Tor in Germany before March
and now az Rotterdam awaiting ship
maus 20 tha United States
u vas learned here today that the
Importers. whose names were not re-
veslea, has secured Immunity from
Interference hs the aliiea fleets hY
submitting the facts IN regard 90 their
purchase directly to tbe British gov
eminent IN accordance win the plan
recently announced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
Body of Missing
Man Found; BuHe
Hole In His Heart
BY ASSOCIATED PREss.

Memphis. Tenn. April IA search
q several days Ter some clew 20 the
whereabouts Of Robert L Crawford
% Louisville. KY was ended today
with the finding % Crawford's body
on Rollings island. IN welf river, sew
eral mites north ~ Memphis. There
vas q bullet hole through the heart
and 8 revolver with one chamber
empty was found beside the body, In
dicating. according 20 the police. that
he committed suicide Several pieces
81 fewelry and some money IN his
pockets had been untouched
George G. Crawford. Of Louisville.
a brother. has been here several days
conducting q search for the dead man.
re said he knew " No reason for his
brothers action
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
EXPERTS TO Be SENT TO
INVESTIGATE SANITATION

Washington. April iT.-commis
stoned officers and sanitary experts
will be sent by surgeoa General Blue,
e tho Public Health Service. next
Monday 20 investigate rural santa
ton IN Anne Arundel cuunty, Mary
lana. orange county, North Carolina.
NAlker county. Alabama. and Wilson
county. Kansas. They viii Inspect all
prenaisee1sn those counties which re-
ported thev wanted 90 become santa
tion mUaelN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
THREE MEa KILLED
WHEN MINE EXPLODED

Roderheld. W. Va. April tT>--Thres
men were killed IN q mine Of the
Davy Pocahontas Coal Company here
this morning when q pocket Of sas
vas exploded hy a shot
Only six men were In ths Minis and
the three who survived made their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
SHORTAGE or RUBBER IN
GERMANY BEING FELT

London. April t7.--An Exchange
telegraph dispatch from CoEenhagen
SAYS the shortage OF rubber Ia Ger
many a SO acute the government =
arranging for q special campaign next
week 70 collect rubber. Not q single
thing made q rubber. even soothera
for babies and discarded overahoea
win be overlooked BY Tire wagon which
wiIi parade the streets Of German
towns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
Pensacola Takes Her Rghtfu Place In the Naval
AMERICAN WARSHIp'WIIL NOW
INVESTIGATE JAP. NAVAL BASE
DIVER DOWN 220 FEET: COULD
NOT BE RAISED FOR FOUR HOURS
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Honolulu, April 17.-While engaged in attempts
to raise the submarine FL a depth OF go feet Div
er W. +. Loughman became entangled in the lines at
tached to the boat today and could not rise
He was released after heroic efforts lasting near
~ four hours
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18

tion u the following executive com
mittee II. O. Jacobi. Mobile; A. e
Human. Century W. G. Barrlneau,
Quintette; G. F. Geek. r. X Yonge and
jas. r. Phillips. Pensacola.
Every dollar IL used % aid IN the
agricultural upbullding Of the county
The following subscriptions have been
received
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
SERBIAN GOVERNMENTS
NEW ARMY CREDIT

Nlsh. April i7.--The Serbian govern
nent submitted 20 parliament today a
nsw army credit % sc 8o0ee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18

Temperatures yesterday
fslnheas s. 6@urmssg tosw.
eat, g. aearee8.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
SHOULD SUPPORT MARKET.

The largest individual purchase
made during the past week was by u
W. Boellard. vice-presidert Of Busch
q Jolles. Incorporated. w'ho bought
10000 barrels last Friday This trade
vas closed after 9 New Yak member
% the firm had looked over the sttaa-
ton In that city and Informed the To-
cal head OF these conditions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-11

u,cs Of said board declarlng the nscss-
atty " such assessment. the amount
thereof, tho description 0f tho land
ngainst which such assessment II to
bc levied. aud their Intention to asssss
such amount against tho particular
lands described. and the date Of nual
action thereon: aud thereafter al any
regular meeting OF said board and
upon tho date liked In tho foregoing
resolution. twcnty (s0) days notice
Of such proposed action having been
first given 10 such land owner or
owners, IN tho case may be. by mall
ing n copy of the aforesaid resolution
by registered mall to his or their iMSt
post Office address, the hoard of direct
ors may levy such assessment against
the land OF such land owner or tho
lands of such land owners.
.rhat the assessment levied as
above provided shall be and In horc-
hy declared u lion against and upon
the land or lands OF such land owner
or owners aud upon and against tho
shares OF stock held by them In this
and the payment Of such
lien shall be made by foreclosure OF
the lion upon their shares Ut stock
and the lands represented thereby.
Done aud dated at klamath Falls.
Oregon. this 23rd day OF April. 1916.
KLAMATH WATER USERS
ScaD ASSOCIATION
ny Albert u. Elder. Secretary.
Date of first publication. April 81.
1915. 27.t-ll-tS.s6.l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-11

Common Council OF the City OF klam'
ath Falls to change the grade that has
been heretofore officially established
on sixth street. from the northerly
line Of High street to the southcrly
line OF Washington street. 80 as to
conform to the words aud hyures
contained In the table and description
OF the new grade furnished by the
city engineer. above set forth.
This resolution shall be kept Of
record In tho office Of tho Police
Judge. and shall be published for ten
consecutive publications In tho city
official newspaper. according to the
provisions OF Section a6s, Article Ill
Of the Charter Of the city.
city OF Klamath Falls.
County Of klamath. ss:
State of Oregon.
|. A. l.. Leavitt. Police Judge OF
the City Of klamath Falls, Oregon.
do hereby attest the foregoing to be
proper and correctly enrolled copy
of the resolution adopted by " major
ity OF the members Of the Common
Council. and approved by the Mayor.
at a regular meeting held May 4.
1913. A. l.. LEAvITT.
Police Judge of the City OF klamath
Falls, Oregon. Slot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-11

ISOLATION to be designated a. scctioI
twelve t12l thereof:
section ~, That whcro the owne'
or owners OF land subscribed to thi'
association shall cause or suffcr 4
permit others to cause any injury ol
damage to any canal. ditch or drair
ditch used In connection with the
operation Of tho Klamath Project BY
any manner or means whatsoever. sc
that the flow of water Is obstructcd,
or the necessary aud accustomed
head cannot he maintained. such land
owner or owners shall Immediately
upon written notice given by the
ditch rider or other person havinx
control of tho operation Of such canal,
ditch or drain ditch, repair or cause
to be repaired such Injury or damage
In a manner satisfactory to the per-
son or persons whose duty II Ia to de-
liver water through or In any manner
use such canal. ditch or drain ditch
In connection with said project.
should any such land owner or
owners fail or refuse to repair or
cause to be made such repair OF such
injury or damage as above provided.
then In that event the board of direct
ors may make or cause TO be made
such repair as Is necessary. and ASSESS
the costs thereof to the land or lands
Of such owner or owners.
Such assessment shall be madc by
the board OF directors at any regular
OF said board by resolution
duly made and entered Oh tho min
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-11
NUMBER sll
Dearest Public:

Dearest Public;
Il seems to be quite popular. 30
guess III cloud up and rain ON you.
The very idea. GraudAtion tim
right here. and only one present sold
l bet II you took your money will
you 1t would burn up.
June brides without a diamond
Wouldn't that get your animalr
Say. Amelia, can get you q
hundred-piece white and gold dinner
set with your initial for 10000.
still have few pendants in the
newest creations.
am writing new song for dia-
mondless brides; ''She drew from
Lifes Lottery a Blank"
Nothing is divisible by two when
two with nothing start something.
Which side Of the Jug Is the handle
on. smarty:
What does little birdie say In her
nest at break OF days pick me n
live one. ma. pick me a live one."
don't love you. and l hope you
lose your darned old watch.
McHATTAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES

Resolution Declaring the lntehtion q
Change the Present Grade oI
sixth Street, between High and
Washington Streets.
The Common Council Of the City
of klamath Falls. deeming It expedi-
ent to change the grade OF Sixth
street. from High to Washington
street. from Its present grade to the
grade shown and set out rs follows:
Sixth Street Curb Grades
West East
High street. north line. 1890 1870
Washington street. south
line -. 1850 ~. i.
Sixth Street Sidewalk Grade
West East
High street. north line .194.0 1870
Washington street. south
line ......... .241.O 49,.
Does hereby. on motion of Council
man H. J. Lockwood, duly seconded.
resolve that 1t is the intention OF the