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Ninth YearNo. U.USO
GERMANY
Armistice Is Asked to Properly
TEUTON GUNS ARE SETTING FIRE
TO THE CITY; FRENCH TROOPS
ARE BEING RUSHED TO BELGIUM
man cum and lite llrttlftii fori i '
- u lmjHililo in minltr to their
n)i on account u( lit" nrluc and
'ftlol'HAMW or wol'MUlli li:jtht. Is the ra.on the German U
i.viN iii.twi:.:n rm: ;"", ,w"",h: rul,'- , ,
King Albert tl rcl-otlml lit be.
oiltt.,V(2 UM'I hMlUllnic regarding the armUtlre It"
,'U aald that he fear ttm Herman (
imlElit taae ailtntllntr of IhH time l
Klr 1., twitter Appalling '" u' lrf"-rmrnli or to change
!., ft. worming it, (lit o.rr j ThM B MUeW rfi mftd) tjJuiu
Ot IM(Ul) tJl. Ocluwallng "fjl.lego Ut night and today by the
Mm -M Xlghi fM - Wood, Fed (Ierm ,orr"" Tbo '1!'
patch i rnt oui ty Ihn I.lege On.
ti. itte iJffiwmi' Night Aiurk '
lie lrUflratti
Utili4 IT lUrttr
uorri.'itDAM. Aug. 7. i w of-
iirUliy roeitrowd io,Uy tl lb tier
Hxut rtwwi prtnre ha rwt Vr
trr on liU iy to riimrwuwl
i( th Clrrwwan army Hi Mm.
United rr tUrvtce
IlKHLIX, Aug, 7. "Hhir adiervar
r. rr all jYeluwa ut our development,
lull ho Mill flKtil lu Hip roil, rvrti
Cttt rlil full of rnrwilr,"
.,!.) proclamation l-nrd i,-U; hy
K1t Will. rim.
UulUd l're4 rtrvlc
imumu:ij, auk. :, Atir hr
dy of fltitlnit. and a heavy lt
titn Iho kaUrr'a aide, h (Icrman
arllllery I lfilay nhrllltit l,ee limit
with lone ranxn (tin.
Many ftroa havo hrnkon nut a a
rraull, and lhr lalac of Jnatlfo and
Dip cathedral of HI. I'aul harn -n
damatrxt.
A dUn(ch from I'arla atalc that
at lead ihr Ur army cort havn
liiwn iiUpatchrd from Kranro to aid
tlio lleUlan at l.lftCf. They arv ft
trcled le ! In linn lomorrow,
TIip war ofTicn today atated that
the Onrtnaita at I.tf n admit their I"
I 26,000 klllrxl and wounded.
It Waa oftlflally announced that
(Irrmany lm aaVed for a twenty-four
hour armUtlco at l.lein. It la ho
llevm) that thU la to allow Ihn wound
ed to be rard for and Ihn dead
hurlml,
In clmrgoa today, thrco reKtmenia
f Uhlan'a w'r' deatroyed hy the tvr
rifle llelglan Drtt, Thouaatida of
uoundud am lylnc, wrlthlnit In aouy
In tlio open aparti between tlio (lor-
Broadview Farm Is Sold
F. 0. Meloy Disposes of
V, l Kviuu, field raiiroicntntlvo ot
tho OrvKon Nurry company, at Or
onco, Ore, hm purchnMd tho placo
known a "llroatlvlew," thre nillen
tail ot thU city, "from F. O, Meloy.
Mr. Kvan U an oxporUuced hortl
wullurlit, representing one of the old.
oat and beat equipped nuraerlea on
the cout. aB4 it la hla Inlantlon to
OTh
I "Ten (5rtnan army rorpa, with cav.
airy ielnforcwenta, ttrtd acros a
mlmnl trine In n attack tin th fort
tl night The mine were de-
lon(Vi), ami a whole battalion u(
German were kllUd Twelvn huml
fr4 wouniltxj wer tcki ."
TtiU tDortttni another lro Her
man tint" UuKblcrti, throtiU
a ItrlcUn warjeiitcr.
Tlio defender lmutalM tlto vacil
lation of ina outer fortlrtratlon. and
alien (he Invading forrr ruthed In
Ihey were tratHH-it In a circle of fortl
ficallnnn lletrn Ihn arlltlerr and
Iho Infantry riro, ttio (Irrmana nrr
alnicxl onnlhllatod
Tli lletctant rnntured twrnly-
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THIRD STREET
ASSESSMENT UP
MKKTINU OK t'UOI'KltTV OUNKItK
OF TIIK IHSTHICT AND .MKM
IIKItH OF HTItKKT (XI.MMITTIN
IIKI.I) TONIOIIT
The aortlonmout of thn auru
m nit lu (he Third atrort Improvement
dlatrlct, any roniplaluta asalntt a
raameltl ltvlrdthea and other
matter perlalnltiK to thla work will
ho contdered tonUht at a joint meet
Iiik of the atreot commltteo of tho city
council nmi thn property owner In
tho dUtrlct.
At thla time matter thai nrn un
Nettled will ho talkod from all aiiule
and ltltd. Tho meetlnn will bo
hold at the city hall.
Ranch to Norseryman
put about nlxty acre ot hla new placo
lu fruit, tnoitly commercial apple of
tlit. winter yarletle.
On tho place at preiout there aru
about SOU upplo tree Juit couiIuk
Into bearing-. Mr. Kvaaa will ttko lm
mediate potiettlon, and hla muuy
frleuda are wUhlng him all klnda ot
auceeea io hi new vesture.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1914
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Military Auto Trucks Used '
to Mobilize the Czar's Army
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All throuch the vaat country dla
trlrta of Ituaala not covered hy rati
roatU huudreda of military auto
truck llko theu were ani out Thurs
day nlfihl to hrlnK In the rrnrUl
of tho enormoui army of the uur.
Unco tbp order for the mohllUatlon
of 1,3X0.000 troop waa limed, It bo
cam neceiiary to urine the tarraera
iand the moujlka Into barrack. Kren
I where there were railroad the truck
were uxi, 6caue no road wouia
UIMKI.V Churchill, befom the
lioua of roniinona, denlctl that pn
trnl naval rnmKetnrnt had occurrtHl.
M.lia It l iriKirtnl l"t tier
man and llrltlah ahlM have rntPMretl
In hatllr. off the Chliieau maat today.
VA8IIIT. sHH-ntry llryan
ha nxtdvrat wiitto redlr to VIIn'
medlatloii offer. Ttieaw aiv aalil Io
txi MKMtly "notJrm of rectla," and
CALEB TO TAKE
ON DAIRY TEAM
I.OCAI. IIAKKHAI.I. MA (J NAT K
ADUM HOMi: NKW TIMUUIt TO
HIS KKDKHAL STHUCTLRE AM)
lM AFTEK A PUIU1U
Should Cale. Ollvor'a Fednral de
feat the Dairy team Sunday, there
will be, u caih prlio brought back to
Klamath Fall. Accordingly, the
Fed aro putting In anrae real practice
work now.
Oliver hai added aaveral fatt men
to hla lineup.
T. J, Jackion returned to the Fort
today,
WAR BULLETINS
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pouej tho cars neoetary to (tthcr
'auch u vaat crowd, the larcot army
'ever aasotubled on earth.
I Thcae auto are now tpccJIne all
over Humla amonc poatant who pr-
ihana hav not yet learned becauto
few newaer reach them of the
Imminence of war. They will he
dragged from their plough, carried
Into barrack and put In uniform and
hurried ot! to tho mobltltlng center
of the army
It I iindcrMixxl (hat none arc favor
able. l'AltIS Premier Vlvlana liaa U
auct n pnftamtlon urglnK the
vtornru to aave the- harvest while the
turn are In the Held flghtlns for their
country.
NKW Yt)ltK Ttici crtilacr Tonne
re) left loilay for Karopc with alftern
tona ot cold ivtrked In ninety kc
Thla I to n-llovei American abrotvd.
LOCAL MEAT CO.
CHANGES HANDS
HAN FltANClSCO I1UTC1IKR I'Un
C11ASF.A OF CR1SLEK J STILTS.
THEY RKTAI.V THE PROPERTY
INTERESTS .
Tho Critter .4 Stllta moat market
paased Into tho ownerahtp of D. J.
Deamond, recently ot Ban Francisco,
when a do! wiu closed through the
V. l. Johuion compauy. Tho new
owner I now taking an Inventory.
Crlsler ft Stllta retain their prop
erty Interests, disposing only of the
business of the Hales and Palace
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IteraU
HEAVY LOSSE;
Care for the Wounded
RICH AND POOR
SEND MESSAGES
TKM-tfltAMS OF HYMI'ATIIY FIUJM
Al.l. OVKIt TIIK NATION ANI
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WASHINGTON, I), C Aug. 7.
Ijitr llil aftrrnooa (he White IIoumt
nnuouuceil that the Wilson funeral
will he private' affair Monday after
noon. .After the terrier here, tin? re
ntal na will leave on a apcclal train for
Georgia to be Interred there the fol
tuning day.
United Fre brrtc
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 7. -Hundred
of telegrams of sympathy.
Including many message from
humble home, and flowr and con
dolence from, the dweilon am tsa
slums who were helped by Mrs. Wil
ton, aro pouring into the White House
today.
All over the nation flags are at halt
mast.
WlUon and hi daughters are bear
ing up bravely. Relative of the
family are arriving, and the White
Home gates are doted to all but
them.
Tentative plan are being made to
hold the funeral Monday. It Is prob
abto that the remains will be In
terred at Rome, Georgia.
WAR DELAYS HIS
MOTHERABROAD
LOCAL TAILOR L1URNS THAT
PARKXT, ON HF.R WAY HERE
FROM AUSTRIA, IS HKLD AT
.MOUTH OF ELHF.
Tho European war 1 being forcibly
brought homo to J. A. Goldsmith, a
local tailor, by the receipt of tidings
to the effect that hla mother, who left
Austria on her way to Klamath Fall
aomo time ago, Is bolng detained In
Europe,
Frau Goldsmith, according to her
ou, had reached the mouth ot the
Elbe and was ready to embark, when
the German Meet took a position out
side the harbor and 1 keeping all
commercial ships Inside, at least un
tlll after the Gorman &rmy mobilisa
tion Is completed.
Goldsmith says bis mother Is ad
vanced In years, and he Is also tear
ful lest sho run out of funds while
detained In this way among strangers
In a strange land.
Chefs CIom CMVcatloa
United Press Service
BOSTON, Aug. 6. Six hundred ot
the classiest chefs ot the countrr.
tomo ot who "can cook In four lan
guages," who havo been attending the
convention ot the International Con
vention ot the Stewards' Association,
which opened a three-dar meeting
here Tuesday, today attended the
closing business sessions.
Tea Pouad Boy
A son weighing ten and a half
lounds was bora today to Mr, aad
Mrs. John Roberta of Mills addition.
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Augustine Birrell
to Explain Attack
The brunt of the explanations of
the flfht Snnday afternoon In Dnblla,
when the second battalion of the
King's Own Scottish Borderers killed
several persons, must fall on Aug
ustine Blrrcll. chief secretary tor Ira
land In tho the liberal cabinet. John
E. Redmond, the Irish nationalist
leader, who has heretofore worked la
harmony with the liberal government.
demands investigation and action. Mr.
Birrell stated in the house ot coaa-
tson that the order to shoot waa not
given by tho officers In charge ofthe
battalion.
8e Good Wheat Prospect
Although the war Is rushing tjpod
prices up now, the wheat crop to be
harvested In this section should pre
vent a flour scarcity here, according
to Frank Graybaol, a well known
Merrill farmer, who Is here attending
to business matters. He says the
crops are all promising looking.
I Home Agala
Will W. Baldwin, who recently un
derwent a minor operation at Black
burn Hospital, was taken home yes
terday. Food Prices
Even in I(laMthFa!k
Klamath Falls people heartily
agree with Genoral Sherman'a cle-
ebrated deQnttlon of war, even though
this city la several thousand miles
removed from the scene of carnage,
and there Is no danger of a call to
arms tor local men.
This aversion to the boom and
clang ot battle Is due not only to a
desire tor btotherly peace among all
nations, but also tor the eJfect that
BUMe Hohenzollern's little fuss la hav
ing on the supply ot foodstuffs.
Take sugar, for Instance.
Yesterday sugar was selling at
6.75 the sack. Today It U telllag
at I8.7G.
"The price of sugar to the retailers
has advanced a dollar a sack la the
last forty-eight hours," Hid A. D.
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KLAMATH FAULT
OFFICIAL NEW1PAPBX
GERMAN SAILORS
SAIL BRAVELY TO
A WATERY GRAVE
ITALY ORDERS SHIPS FHOM
HAKHOHS
Imeteael of rtimrilat. Owbmss
Mbit Sail Tents Waetw HafMak
Fleet to SiaUe jL Cvsalselsmf He.
porta of; tkw Xertst Sea Hatjle.
OaaaiMea Crasser P m ftitt at
fMfVeBe
Called Press Servtsa
Rota. Aug. 7. la lursaaaa wfc
her ataad for aeutrallty, IUstjr UdssT
ordered all Geraaaa waraalat' Ansa
Itallaa aerta.
Catted
MESSINA. Aug. ?. WRa
gunners ready, taesr darks titers far
actios, their tags iyiag. sad tfceir
beads playlag "Die Wackt asm Rhlae,".
the Geraaaa cruisers Gooses aad
Breslau steamed out of the aarssr
today, although the British Mediter
ranean Beet Is kaowa to be waltlas
Just outside.
The Geraaaa were gives the eaotee
of remaining here dissraei, tkroagh
out the war, or go to sea.
They chose the latter.
United Press Service
LONDON, Aug. 7. Maay sesreao
report that German aad British skips
clashed la the North Sea. Some clala
It was a glorioua Eagltsa victory, bat
these reports are aot coaArmed.
Reports say that Oeraaa sklBS,
varying from sevea to electees, were
sunk and the others surreadered.
Churchill, of the admiralty, today
denied that an eagagemeat had oo
curred.
United "rets Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7. The
Canadian auxllllery cruiser Ralabow
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Are Soaring
Miller, a well known commlesioa maa
today. "The dealers are aaylag ll.tl
today, and there la every resins, te
expect eight dollar sugar wlthla a
short time."
The maay armed Beets that are
patrolling all waters eager to aref
upoa the commercial sales ef taesr
antagonists are a eoaataat msnss Is
all the maritime trade, la a fSssR,
all lEsurancs oa vtsssls has bees
celled, aad maay Tessela hate
ordered docked uatll after Us war
U eaded.
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