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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14
Stricken Driving Aut0msDbile
United Press Service

San BERNARDINO, July IT,
Stricken with paralysis while guiding
his automobile down the steep Arrow
head grade early today. L. o. Pow
ers of Los Angeles. lay unconscious in
his seat as Mrs. Powers grabbed the
wheel and stopped the car ON the
brink Of cliff. Efforts to revive
Powers failing. the wife placed his
helpless form in the tonneau and
sped to the San Bernardino hospital.
Powers died there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14

Warrenion IL building n gravity wa
ter system from Lewis and Clark
River.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14

The sawmills ut l.eona have In.
creased their capacity 70 100. 900 fsss
n day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14
FOR RENT

FOR SALE or trade-A .handsoms
little mare pony. bright bay,
chunky build. young and gentle "a
ride. w. 4. Deissll. l%.lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14
Will Work Ont Of Brny

Bud Bittinger left this morning for
Bray, where he will fire logging en-.
gine running out Of that place.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14

YOu'll Have to Hurry
To get one OF those new Fords. Tho
carload has arrived. George Biehn.
Agent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14
PORTLAND, July ia sp<

PORTLAND. July ia special
train carrying seventy Mazamas. who
are to climb Mt. Shasta. left Portland
Sunday for sisson. where q start viii
be made for the mountain. They ar
rived in sisson Monday shortly after
noon. and expected to 20 into camp
near the base Of the mountain. At
the conclusion Of the outing the party
Will break mp. Some will 70 to San
Francisco to the fair. and others will
make side trips. including Q hike to
Crater Lake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14
Leaves for AlgOssla

Tom Sinnott left this morning for
Algoma. where he has accepted a po-
sItion with the Algoma people.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14

Subscribe for the Herald, nfty
cents q month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14
Our Prices Are Right But
Not Ruinous

N"h'a'h resources for Klamath
Home Builders. At the lowest possible
price Consistent with working profit
" our motto. and will continue 10 be
our motto.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-14

our stock, now suh'ciT'ntiy large TO
supply your wants. is being increased
AZ rapidly ~ po~sible. Lumber IL he.
ing shipped from our big mill ON the
Upper lake at the rate of from three
10 four carloads per week,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
0RSE MURD SHOT AND KILLED JULIE
 ATTE.siP TING 10 ESCAPE

WHiTEaoRsE. Y. T~ Feb. te. - While trying to escape at the change Of hia sasrds Sunday night RomIto csosar, reprleved murdered, wac shot by Norshwass Mounted Police and re- eeivsd wounds from which he died last night
 The first bullet struck Caesan in the leg. Tho wounded man rose. aud continued bis flight When about 100 yards nom the barracks. Q seeoId shot passed through him. peneuatmg his stomach Caesar fel and was brought back to the hospital. where he died twenty-four hours after bis break for liberty The body win be- Inferred here.
 lt yves at s o'clock Sunday evening when Cacsargs dash was attempted. He assaulted one O. tbe guards md showed him rom the corridor Into the cell threw coat over the head Of the other guard, and made break for liberty He was n bis stocking feet and had on neither hat ror coat
 Constable Hayes. one of the guards, pursued Caesari. who was making for nearby woods Hayei fired two shots in the air. but the flying man did not stop. The constable then began firing point blank at the escaping assassin. Two shots took effect one entered. the left side Of thc back just above ,hc. peNls, passing through Che intes tines. One struck him in the thigh. Tho shots brought aim down and he was taten to the hospital and died there at l0;S0 o'clock last night.
 Caesar made no statement before he died The man whom Caesari was convicted Of having killed was Dominico Gielis The staying took placo hare 9 year ago.
 The prisoner had been convicted on circumstontlal evidence. The imposl- tion Of the death sentence was fol- lowed by the construction Of a scaf- fold. Sherin George Birthstone of Dawson coming hero to execute the prisoner On Feb l. four days before the hanging. reprleyc was granted Caesari. by the Dominion government from death sentence to lie imprison- ment at New Westminster. B. C.. pen itentary. The prisoner was to have been taken to the prison on the next boat Tor Victoria
 The belief exists in Wbitehorse that Caesari was mentally unsouud. He had hullueinadops on the subject Of per petual motion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
NEW LINER FOR
 ALASKA SERVICE

SEATTLE. Feb. 16-Vico-President and General Manager R. w. Baxter, General Freight and Papsenger Agent John F. Bunch of the Alaska Steam ship company. who are now in San Francieo, have practically completed the purchase of another vessel of large tonnage for the Alaska service Of their line The name or the vessel purchos- ed has not been disclosed al this time. Such is the announcement made at the offices Of the Alaska Steamship com. pany in this city to day.
 It is understood that the vessel will be ready for the Alaska service with the opening of the spring buslnesst and that she is larger than any yes. seT now employed in the Alaska ser vice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
RUSSIA REQUIRES
 AMERICAN COTTON

WASHINGTON Feb. l6.-Russia win absorb large quantities or Aaeri- can cotton as coon as saerc arc iaeiii' ties for shipping it from tho South to that country, Amorican Consul Gener- ol SnodGrass at Moscow hos rapor,ea, Russian dealers havo been endeavor. ing. with poor results Go secure a cot ton supply from England but no goods arc accepted via Arch2ngci. and rail- road lines from Sweden to Russia are badly congested. The consul says the Russian crop, for 1914-I5 amounts Co 1920 900 bales. Little American cot, ton is now going forward to Russia. be states.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
GERMANY WARNS AGAINST
 ENGLAND.

earlin. Feb. 16-The German gov ernment fears tbat Great Britain, in its effort to create friction between Germany and neutral nations will go to the length Of sinking neutral shlps and represent that tho sinking wac done by Germans. Thls fear was the cause of the Issuance of . special of- feial statement today The statement folows:
 lnasmuch as t ls in the interest of Great Britain that eonniet arise be- tween Germany and neutral powers 1t is thought In German shipping circles that English submarines, in order to bring about this end, may purposely sink one or more neutral ships. 1t To kno~n. also, To chipping circles that Great Britain has laid large quant- Hes Of mines against German sub marines"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
AMERICAN PEACE
 NOT IN DANCER

BERLIN, Fob. fs.-The Lokal An zeiger in an admittedly inspired ar- dele, says that the differences between tho United states and Germany will be eettled without difficulty. 1t not only ao quotes German Cabinet mem. bers, but is quotes American Abmass- ador Jamoo w. Gerard as saying:
 eThe disputed questions between the United stases and Germany will bo soivcd satisfactorily to both the Americans and the Germana."
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
-L NEUTRALs MUST
 STAY OUT OF WAY

ROTTERDAM, Feb. 1e.-Tho Cham ber of Commerce here has received a communication from tho German con. sul in which is reproduced note from Chancellor Won Bethmann-ioIlweg in which he says in most easeo the Ger man submarines will be unable to dls- tlnguish between neutral and British veseels when encountered In the war zone, and that, therefore, all merchant men win run the risk of destruction. ln order to avoid losses lt is urgently necessary, tho note states,. for neu- tral ships to remain out os the war zone.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
SPANISH FAVOR GERMANY
 TO SPITE AMERICANS

LONDON, Feb. 16.-A curious phe- uomenon in national psychology Is be ing witnessed In SDein, according to an English resident Of that country now ysiting In London Spansh opin- ion outside the restricted court circle, where King Aifouzo's personal infu. encc is predominant, and also outside Of the official governmental limits. where requirements Of strict neutral ity ere understood, is strongly almost overwhelmingly pro-German. Spanish pro-Gcrmanism is he says, the out come Of tho Spanish American war and chiefly arises from the belief that fhe United States fayors Greet Bri- tain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
REVOLUTION LOOKED
 FOR IN TURKEY

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-A Hucharest special to the New York Herald says Che authorities there are convinced that revolution ln eonstnntinople is probable in Che Immediate futme and that it win bring about lhe eith. drawal of Turkey from tho Har The erstwhile Sultan Ab0d Homid lc ad. vising the adrocatos oI peace to allow lhe Allied llee, 10 poss tho Dardan- eHes and thus put N ond Co the Ger man domination.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
MAIZE ATTORNEY FOR
 RAILROAD BOARD

WASHINGTON Feb l6 George Rublee. of New ifampshirs has been appointed counsel for ihe Alaske En- siuoering commission. and Is examin. ing the title that could bo conveyed by those who ere oheriug to sell the Alaska Northern railroad to the soY ernment
 Last September during the debate on the trade commission bin, Senator James A. Reed. of Missouri branded 8ubiee as a tirelesg lobbyist
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
GERMANS BECOMING
 PANIC STRICKEN

NEW YORK. Feb l6.-An Amster, dam dispatch to the New York Her ala says: "The Germans are gettlng pmlcky That is the remark ] have heard rom every neutral ] have met on his arrival from Germany in the last few days The Germans are be. coming frightened at what lies ahead of them The complete absence Of raw stuffs is Killing Germany's indus try and the plight of that countray could not be worse f the battle were really raging within her own borders. All along the Rhine, Is tho district once humming with industry factor. ies arc silent and worAngmen arc
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
GREAT BRIAN AND
 GERMANY PREP AIRING
 TOR SUBMARINE WAR

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-Absolute prOhl- bltlon against foodstuffs destined for Germany will be formally proclaimed by cleat Britain tonight or tomorrow, according to present expectations. The government proposeo to otarve Germans.
 The ertIsh government has deeld- cd to adopt retaIlatory mcasures against the threatened attack on mer. chant shipping. The new measureS' which have not been made public yet, will be put into effect immediately.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
TO Plant Mines.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-The Ger. man Ambassador notified the United States yesterday that among It's plans for tbe destruction of British com merce will be to SOW mines about the British coast
 Ask for Releaee of Wiihelmlna.
 The State Department has formal Iy asked the British government to re- lease Che Wfhelmina and permit her to continue her trip to Germany, rep resenting that the rules of lnternauon' al law would permit her 10 do that in the absence Of o blockade Of Ger man ports. as her cargo of conditional contraband is going. to non-combat- ants.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
N R. R. OFFICIALS
 REVENGE HiCTIhi

SEATTLE. Feb l6 Charles Q. Dryden, assistant clnim agent-oi the Northern Pacific, was killed. and R. E Patton, timekeeper dangerously wounded by Richard imcnto, crip- pied Greek section hand and the lat ter was fatally wounded while resist ing orrcst The killing was m ef. fort on tho part of imento Co get revenge for inipr.eg sustained while inc was working on the Northern Pa ellie railroad
 Imento in resisting arrest was made the tnrket for 9 iusilQdc from the police Seven shots took enect and he cannot live
 lmepto has been calling on Northern Pacific officials demanding settlement for his injuries. The matter has been in the hands of the legal department
 fmento had thought of his griev- ance5 so much that he is believed to have become insane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
ACCUSED PRlEsr

lS ACQUITTED CHICAGO. Feb. 1I-Bev j. J. MuI- en, former priest Of che Church of the Holy Rosary was acquitted of murder by 2 jury last nlsht He told friends today that he intends going o the Precious Blood Semiunry-to which order he belones Carthasena O. and then enter monastery Co spent the remainder oi his lile
 The lury wlic acquitted him dg liberated five hours The verdic. wal that Father aipilon was insane ct tha time he killed Thomas Patterson post master at Hillside Ill but since has entirely recovered from the attacl. Of insanily
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
cnbana Bnv Polatoea.

BOSTON. Feb. ls.-Po,ato ship. ments to Cuba have increased more fhan 800 per cent within the last few months due to the weekly service be tween this port and Cuba which was recently inaugurated by the United Fruit Company and other lines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
BUsslANa oN DEFENsvs

LONDON, Feb l6.-The largely re. snforced German army ln east Pfus. sia is gradually forcing the Rpssinn army back toward che Russian border rhe admission from Petrosrad tnat Che Rusaiane are preparing Tor re- gense In the poyince ol Suwolk is ia' ken to mean that Inc din the north will not be pressed further for g. whlle
 The indications are that there has been no change In the situation in Pc. land. Galicia che carpathian noun. tains or Bukowiua Russia Is sending endorsements to Lemberg and War-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
An.lrIa Eaean starNIna.

ROME. Fob 16.-An official com munique has been issued at NlcGa stating shat sthe government has lie' ciled to take i65 wagon loads oillo'r rom stores kept for times of ueces- siiy and place lt at the disposal or the city for Immediate distribution In answer 10 complaints Of starvation made by the populace" <"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
GERMANY PREPARES TO
 FLOAT ANOTHER LOAN
AMSTERDAM, Feb 16.-A second German war loan win probably be is- sued at the beginning Of March.
j0Inf t1Hn Nay Ie5ue.

LONDON ab l6.-Thc belief is prevalent ln aoudon finanlial circlea that any joint war loan which may be issued by the Allied powers win
 be lloated ia New York. Retresrad. pokio Paris and London Enc loan win De on the basis of < per cent gpar- anteed bonds by Russia Frauce and Great Brita.n and possibly by Jape2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
HOLLAND WORRIED
 OVER EUR0PE'S WAR

CHICAGO. Feb 16.-A special from Tho HagUe to thc chcego HcsQd shows the embarrassment oi the Dutch government % result of tue war. Holland does not want Co fight but ll realizes that it is on the verge of hostiii,ies in what ls known ao Che 3laestrichl dislsic, which projects di- rcc,ly against territory occupied by Germany there are soldiers patrolllne the frontier These men are in con stant contact with German sentries,
 Hollands sympathios ere largely with the Allies not because or senti. mental reaeoas. but on QccornL Of the fear that # Che Dutch government should become involved against tho Allies England will seize Che great Dutch colonies in the East and West Indies
 Reports have been current that Eng land may at any timo demand the right to pass up thq scheldt In order t5 operate agoinst the Germans In Belgium. Thege reports receive no credenoe ot The Hague.
 Tho Dutch government has notified England that any attempt to pass through the territory under its con tgoi by any belligeraui will be follow ed by wariIke action against the fore. es of the beiisercnts.
 Holland has its entire array aud ma. " ready for action end Will Rood the country by opening the dikes the mos ment it enters into the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
GERMANS CAPTURE
 POLISH TOWN

LONDON. Fob l5 Dispatches from the east say ihot the Germans have captured the Polish town Of Flock Tho resistance was slight
 Berlin dispatches say that the Cor man adgance in east Prussia has been continuous.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
mcoNNElL sEEKlNe
RELiEF FOR sTgFANssoN

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-Prlvate Sec retary Mcconnell for Y. Stefansson .is now here making an encrt 10 get funds for Q relief expedition to be sent In search ot Stelansson He ls also seeking to aid the Canadian govern ment in the premises
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
c7n1d7 Ionores Wan Zone

MONTREAL. Feb. 16-The eauad ian Pacific. Allan llne, Donaldson end the Canadian Northern Railroad Com Danieg wHl make no changes in sail ings as a result of the German admir- aity's announcement
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
GREAT BRITAIN VILE

TRY TO CRUSH ENEMY LONDON, Feb. 16.-That the fun strength of the British navy will be exerted to crush the German sea pow. CT and put her submarines out Of susl1ess is the substance of q state ment made in the Commons lest night by First Lord Of the Admiralty Win ston Churchill
 The British steamship Wavelet struck a mine yesterday in tho Brit ish channel and twelve lives were lost. The vessel was beached.
 The Royal Dutch Steamship hne' op- erating between Amsterdam and Ha- vre. win cease running vessels on ac- count of the risk from mines In the English channel.
 War Will Be coatly.
 Chancellor Of the Exchequer David Lloyd-George said that the combined cost to tho Allies for maintaining war. fare on the extensive plans contem' plated by tho commanding generals for twelve months win Do approxi- uately $lO,0oOO0O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
  HER

LONDON, Feb. l8.-fhe prophecy thst Italy alli mobilize her army Vlt1. 10 fortnlaht wac mass hero tonlght by Bioeotu earltaldl, ,ae ltallan pa, lrlot tio aai6 chat anlesa sae Italian decide1 Co pef.ielPate i1 inc war ln behslf oi tio Alliee aaai1et Germany and Ausirls ihere will be revolution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
suys Amerlean Submarines.

MADRID. Feb 16.-The Spanish parliament has authorized the govorn- ment to purchace four submarines for the spanish navy rom 3 builder h the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
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 ROME. Feb. 16.-ht present there are 70 cargoes Of gycir valued at Sl2,- 000000 waited to be uuioadod at Gen ca. These inclado % ship loads from the United States and 15 from South America.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
U. S. CUTTER SERVICE
 WANTS MORE BOATS

WASHINGTON Feb S.-The Unit- ed States Coast Guard Cutter Service, through the efforts of commandant D. R. Bertholf, is seeking an Increased appropriation from this Congress. it ls urged to appropriate S850000 for a new enter for the California coast; s110.000 for an anchorage patrol for use in New York harbor and S850O0o fer Q vessel for duty on the Panama Canal. Revenue cutters of the Unit. ed States saved 47G lives and gave assistance to 2l0 vessels, valued, with thoir cargoes at more than S9,000,000 during the fiscal year which ended June 80 last. For every dollar eS- pended by the service it aided n say- ing probably property worth S8.72. commandant Bertholf'e report shows that during the year 28,7ST vessels bearded. 96S were seized or reported for violations of the iaw and fines and penalties amounting to $204810 were itcurred by those so reporied
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
Up to Diplomats.

WASHINGTON Feb 16 :. Secretary of State William J. E. Bryan today announced that
 g foreign diplomitz in Mexico City had been instructed Co uso their own discretion about leaF- {. ing that placo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
CARY LfKes. WILSON'S
 RECENT STATEMENTS

NEW YORK. Feb 16. -chalrman D. E. Gary Of the Steel Corporation says;
 The recent ptteances Of President Wilson concerning his Wtitude toward business and bis approval Of cooper. development ol trade, VIII nave 3 good effect and VIII result in much benefit ii practical aDlication is made of he suggestions 0llered" "
 The Empire circulation leads Try ndverti9ing 10 it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
sTANFoRD's PRESIDENT
 RENDERS RESIGNATION

PALo ALTO. Calf. Feb. ls. = The resignation Of President Brenner, of Leland Stanford. Junior University has beer. accepted by the trustees Of that institution The resignation is effective July 21.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
QEW SIP BILl
 UP IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6- The House Democrats in caucus at 2.30 o'clock this morning committed itself to the administration compromise ship.pur chase biil.
 The bHl was launcllcd in the House with the opening Of Che sesslon this morning with special rule which waa promptly adopted without debate, lim= ting tho debale on Che bill to six hours-three hours to each side.
 The leaders in the House confident ly believe that they will have a com plctcly new shippurc0aso bin in the Senate before the close Of today.
 The new shipping bill is comblna- ton Of tho Weeks bin and the Core substitute which is HON banding in ,ho Senate
 The Democrats arc continuing their efforts to secure the passage Of the cloture ruie through the senate
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
chIearo eatr moneN-

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-It Is estimated that Chicago banks havc' received from the interior between S50000000 and S75 100000 in the past month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
SEATTLE GIRL IS
 AccIDENTALLY KILLED

LESTER. Wash. Feb. 1e.-anss Le- na King, or Seattle. vas Killed here yesterday as tho result Of thc acci dental discharge Of rifle which she was handing to E. J. Beasetl. her ii-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
SPOKANE WOMAN KILLS
 HUSBAND AND HERSELF

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1e.-Abra. ham Binnard. 9 Spokane business man was shot end perhaps fatally wounded by bis wife Monday morning, while he slept Mrs. Blnuard then took her oen life.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
Auatrla Ralae6 the prlce of Bread

rAlettifl lttiter+ -iie iiss et -i -.A
 ROME Feb 16. An official decree issued In Trieste raises Che price of . two.pound loaf of bread from t8 to l6 conts. The grain markets in AUS. trla are ln 9 desperate condition The war bread chat e being sold is com posed largely Of substintes for Hour.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
.JAcKLlNe OPTIMISTIC
 ON coRPEft OUTLOOK

BUTTE. Feb 1e.-Col, D c, Jack. ling, while in Butte vita Bruce Mack elvie said no lime had been aet for. fbe beslonlpe oi the iecreaee oi pro. auction by the Utah and other copper properties. but hope E hat conditions wi couHnne Co improve and that pi5ss duction can be restored to normal be fore long There was q slightly In. ereasod output in January
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
AsQUITH LOOKS FOR
 WAR TO PIE SHORT

LONDON Feb lG--Fron latest avail, able authoritative iniornlation it IS manifest that both Germany and Aus. trla are on the threshold of iacins a serious problem in food shortage
 Premier AsQuit in his speech before che House Of Commons alluded Co tnis situation confronting Germany and Austria as new phase of the war .n- dicaling as its effect a possible short duration oi Che great conflict in which lao European natons are now engaged.