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Germans Near Brussels;
Wilson Asks Every American to
SAYS THE WORDS
ON THE STREET
ENTER INTO
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llto (ttititurt lf llir IV"le i Till.
lUt. Will, II. witftltati lu
mUUuii. Mmi,) Mm'Ii 1twnl Knr.
Ins tl,rrh Alunf I'lwwt the War
ul Hitt N'allut,..
S-rrUI In the llrroltll
WAUIIINGTON. D U. Aug I
rMl)l Wt.W trtday U.Ued
.UUlOftil lo the pie... arcing elery
American trail)' logins America in
u and pak In iho Kup t 1 f 1 1 tit
neutrality He urged iwxi txrneilly
lts tort ot it and conduct which
II tbe tt (Urd lor Iho UftllOU
lt,i dtitm end dltaiur.
"M rllew countrymen." ld the
lrild?nt, "I auppoo ery thought
tut roan lit America ha asked him
iclt what Influence the European war
my nri upon A mot leu, I lake tho
liberty ot addreailng (r ward la
iu io wlrtl out that It li entirely
llhlrt our choice what effect It be
on ui, and to urge moat earntly
upon you Dial choice nf speech and
conduct which U Uel io furd
Mir nation agalnu dttirU and pot
I'jIp dliatter.
"Kreryone realty loving America
Hill act rniil pek In the (rue spirit
nt neutrality, which U Ilia plrl( of
Impartiality, ralrne ami frleadllne
to all concerned,
"the M'lrlt of thti nation In thl
critical matter U largely lo ho (later
mined tiy wlmt Individual, society
aid thoio gathered In public meeting
ln and nay, what n, newapeper and
magailne contain, what Iho mini
ton utter In (heir pulpits, and what
intn tiroclalm n their opinion on
itio itreets,
"Our people, are drawn from many
natloni, and principally from Iho na
tion i now at war, and It Is but natural
Kriegh Awarded $1,000
Jury Returned a Sealed
A verdict, awarding 1 1,000 dam
tttea to C. I-'. Krltgh for Ilia lots of
"riii in (ho plant of the Mutual
Milling company, wa road In the clr
nilt court thla morning. Tha Jury
returned a vimled vordlet laat night.
I" thl action Kralgh brought suit
nL'wImt tin, chlloquln concarn lo re
luvr 7,r.00. Ho wai at work for
Urn company when hi arm wa out
up In tho odgor, and In lili aUlt ho al
Itgcd A acarclty of aaftguard.
In hla null, Kralgh alio itt forth
Hiat In addl(lo to U low of tba
mh
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OF THE MAN
WILL LARGELY
CRITICAL MATTER
l,i! Ii.r, .labia thai Uioro .tiimi.l le
(he utpil taflrl) ( lt)4tlo and
tr-t ftimuij; tbelll r-ttdlH III" l
in lnl Iho rirrulntliiliio of run
Ctrl U'liim a III Hiih uno nation lo
win, while other, will lone lor tbe
urvo. of another In th tnmneniu
nu trtttto l'inl-r iho rir.m
Utifc. II onuld Iht ) lo rirllr
ta..lun. tnd dirTtrull In IU) H
"Thtu rrip.ill.ltil" lor rirlllllG
thr iMUlB hill AMUlnr hot) '
,lri.lbilittc a rc:mlhlllt) lr
no lr IhltiE (ban lhat ihr etile n(
Amrlc. h?w loe for thoir coun
U) and Ui)llr to It cowninent
ibould unite IIipui a American., all
houud hy honor and (TptHn to thlriV
Ort of h-r und br lnlori, may l
dlvldod Into rami with hu.ttlc
ulnlm. hat acaln.t och other, in
ohl In a r In lmiul and epln
Inn, II not In action
"ituch a dlrUlou amoiie u would
h ratal to nur (oCr, and mlcht
.orlouilr itand In the war or the
prwr rxrlormacca at our duly a
one great nation at peac, one people
holdlnc lUelr readr to plr the part
or Impartial mediation, to ipeak
couneela ol peaco and accommoda
tion, not a partUan. but at a
Mend
"I Trnturc, therefore, my fellow
countrymen, to apeak a aolemu word
warning you ajtatnit thai deepait and
iikkI subtle brtach of neutrality,
which may iprlnk out of partliamhtp.
hy pmlonaiely taking tide.
"America niuil U neutral in tcl
m well a In nam during thru, day
that ar lo try men'i oul. V muit
ho Impartial In (bought a ell a In
aftlnn. Wa muii curb our acntl
mnit a well a every Irattiactlon
which might bo construed n prefer
ence to una parly or another,
"My thought nrt (or Auwlcn. It
I for her I am ipeaklng, nnd I feel
ure dial It l Ihn earneat wlih and
purpofto or every thoughtlul Amer
ican that thl greal country of ourt,
which, of courae, l llrat In our
thought and heart, ahould abow
hnrieir In thl lime of pocullnr trial,
a nation lit beyond all other lo ex
hibit that fine oln of undUturbed
judgment and dignity of aelf con-
(Continued on Pat 4)
Verdict Into the Court
nrm ho aiirfered from norvou head
ache nrtcr tlu accldfltit, To dliprove
Oil tho ileft'iuo brought two wit
nciie from I.iiiio county, KrolgU'a
foriniT Iioiiii'. to le(lfy Hint before
rnmliiK t Klaiimtli county, Krlegb
wa anilclnit with theie hvadachtw,
W, II, A. Itmuior, Herbert I). (Inlo
ami Joiuph H, Kent uppaarod for
Krwlgli. The dofenae wa conducted
by J. W, llrocl:, of Shepherd A Orock.
Brock Uft Ihl morning for Portland
without doflnllcly alatlng whether or
not na will nk for a naw trial or
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUOUST 18, 1914
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Commander of
the Death's Head
Regiment Wounded
Called Pre Service
I.ON'IH.'. Aug. IHr The llagu
r-prt a rumor thai H OtTwaa
Crown Prince ha been wounded la
llclglum. II la til tliat h baa Imw
taken to All U Ctuipfdie.
Prrderlck William, crown prlncu
uf (lormauy, and heir to tho throno
of the koUer. woar proudly the
helmet of the Death' Head regiment
of which he U commander A hln
Ing. gaping ikull. with crou bonea
worked Into the texture aland out
prominently on the cap and helmet
of thl crack regiment or tho Oerinan
army. Tha akult and croa bone
mean here what they have alwaya
meant death.
RECEPTION FOR
WOMAN SPEAKER
MKKTINGH IX TIIK OAUHK OK
ti:mpi:hanck a in: nicu) at
MKHKU.I- AND IIONANZA HY W.
V. T. V. OFFICIAL
(Irvnt preparation arc being made
by tho local whlto rlbboncr for the
reception to bo tendered Mr. Mitch-
oner, praildent ol tho Kama Wo-
inou'a ChrUtlnu Tompornnce Union,
who I holding meeting In tho coun
ty. Tim reception wll bo given to
morrow ovcnlng at Ornco M. K.
church, folowlng Mr. Mltchener'i
lecture there.
lu addition to her lecture horo
Saturday nnd todny, Mr Mltchener
locturod at Pine Orovo Sunday nfter
noon, at Merrill Sunday ovenlng and
yesterday at llonanta. Sho li a clear,
forceful aponkcr, and bring out tome
Intoreitlng point about the prohibi
tion itatu ot Kamai,
The meeting tomorrow afternoon
at tho Ohrlitlan church haa been can
celled. At thl mooting Mr. Mitch
onor wag to talk on "Woman' Place
In Clvlcgj'' ih,
aaaiei
ENGINEER FORCE
IS WORKING FOR
HOUSE NUMBERS
m i, i tun i io iti nt r 'rin:iit
xtii:it.i.s
I In on llffurt t lla.tro I'rrr IK-IUrry
In Klamath fall.. Oi) Knglnrrr ,
i I j-Kti'k I'orcr Ha. Ilrrii Takrn
I'ioiii itir-l Intprturiurnl Work,
ami Ioii,Imt ,lrr (Siting Proper
NiiMilx-r. at IIoum-.
I. your houtc properly numbered?
H not, get buy at once, for It may
mean free mall delivery for Klamath
Kelt
I'ftttal Inspector Wotd of Itoe
bure, uho l here looking oter the
cli) to roKirt on the feailblllty of
malt delUery here, mentioned among
other thing that all, of the houcii
are not numbered. ThU defect li to
be remedied at one.
ThU ariernoon City Engineer Mo
!.en' force nf men l devcticg Its
attention to the work of giving the
proper number to the different
houiot. The force ha been divided,
and each tec Hon attlgned aotae cer
tain part or the city to work In.
Where a home 1 not numbered, or
1 Improperly numbered, the proper
numtwr U given In order lo haiten
the work r numbering, the member
or the numbering tqtuda will put up
tho proper metal numeral for the
Imo cott of the tame.
Anyone who 1 unable to figure
out hi proper number can get It by
calling up the city hall or the city
engineer
CRYSTAL TRIAL
STARTED TODAY
KOHMCIt KAMHI.V MAN 18 UEFOHK
COUItT OV ('IIAHGK OP WITH
IIOLDIMI MO.NKY UY.VOSQISU
TO ANOTIIKK MAN
Trial or Al Cryttal on charge of
larceny hy bailee began today In the
circuit court. The Jury waa aelccted
and thn opeului; tnterneut mado thl
morning, and taking of tritlmony
eoiumoncod thl afternoon.
Membora of the Jury aro Jacob
llouck, K. K, Klrkendall, K. 11. Hall,
J. Colwoll, T. J. Jackion, II. H. Hoyt,
A. C Lowl. Mauuel Vlerra, T. M.
Cuunlughnni, K Steukel, M. I.lppert,
P. lluru.
Crytal I nccuicd by Thomaa Love
of keeping f 1,000 belonging to Love.
The tato hold that Cryital secured
poeulon of the money while Love
was Intoxicated, and Instead of giving
It back, tried to force Love to take a
chattel mortgngo on the Central sa
loon, bar and stock.
The dofeme contenda that the
money was loaned to Cryital by Love,
the agreement doing that Love was
to take n mortgage on the saloon
stock. W. H. A. Reuer and J. 8.
Kent appear for Crystal. i4 Vtm.
cuttng Attorney John Irwin and Dep
uty Prosecutor W. M. Duncan for the
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New Member of
Reserve Board
Frederick A. Delano, president of
tbe Chicago, lodlaaapolls and Louis
ville railroad, was the last ot the Ave
member of the currency reserve
board to be nominated by President
Wilson. He was Quickly confirmed
by tbe senate.
Mr. Delano U from Chicago. He
take tbe place of Mr. Jones, the
Chicago capitalist who was rejected
by the ?cnate. He was born In 1S6S
In Hong Kong and be graduated from
Harvard In 1885. He went Into the
railroad business at once, and raa
chosen to his present position Isst
year. With the completion ot tbe
board, It haa begun active work In
caring for American finance during
the European crisis.
RECOUNT MADE
IN JACKSON CO.
OX COUNTING OVER THE UAL-
LOTA AT BARROX PRECINCT,
McNABY STILL FINDS SELF
WITHOUT A VOTE
According to advices Just received,
the recount of the ballots cast at liar
ron precinct. In Jackson county, has
been completed, uccordlug to stipula
tion lu tbe MrXary-Bemon see-saw.
Tho recount failed to make any
difference in the rosult. It was found
that McXary did not receive a vote
thero, tho only cross alter his name
being on a ballot on which nvo can
didates oero voted for for the su
preme court, and this Invalidated the
ballot.
Return to California.
Mr. Neva Burroughs this morn
ing left tor her home In Southern
California, after a visit of several
weeks with her relatives In Langel
Valley.
Going Howe Tomorrow.
Mr. and Mra. John Forbes, who
have been In the city for several days,
Mr. Forbes being on Jury duty, will
return to their ranch near Bonanw
tomorrow morning-
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THE KAISER'S LINE
IN BELGIUM, BUT IS FORCED BACK
FROM THE FRONTIER OF FRANCE
I'.lSrilA'ri IHO AllMY
I'L'I.I.V MOUIMZKD TO CO
IGAIXST AUSTRIA
Oar and Unmlly Take to the FWil.
llougkent: IUirt Tito German
' ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 1. Mo-c-rulM-rs
Itadly niblerf, Taken by bnlMtIcn of tbe RuMUa army Is eosa-
the IlrttUli Kitchener Head a'pteted. In brilliant time. It wis
.,.,..-. . , not thought It could be finished b
lVronal Card to Kadi Member of I. ' " ... ..w
Sfore tho end of the month.
the llrilUti Force.
Culled Irea Service
URL'SSELS. Aus. 1. The cap
ture of UruascU ua certiln. Slow-
ly the German force Is rolling the'
Uelgtan-French line back toward
Bruuelt. A desperate censorship l
maintained by the war office, but It
Is known that there has been hot
skirmishing since daylight.
The greatest German strength la
southwest of Huy, and this force la
being Increased. Rapid fire runs,
mounted on automobile, are sup
porting the skirmishes ot the 0rmaa
cavalry.
This afternoon the Germans are re
ported driving the Belgian outposts
back on the main allied army at sev
eral points along the line of battle.
United Press Service
PARIS, Aug. 18. The following
Is from the war effice:
"The French advance continues
ateidlly driving the enemy In the
general direction of Strassburg. The
Germans are abandoning huge quan
tities ot war materials, such as artll
ery, ammunition and commissary sup
plies." "On to Strassburg" Is the French
battle slogan. An Immense army is
pouring from Belfort, through the
Prisoner Is
One Taken to Hospital;
A. G. Pumford, held in the county
Jail tor several weeks awaiting a
hearing before the grand Jury, was
today taken to the county Infirmary
under the orders of County Physician
Merryman. He has been sick for sev
eral days, and shows symptoms of
typhoid fever.
Frank Meader, Isadore Mauseshell
and John Gllmore, three ot the four
remaining prisoners In the county
bastlle, are also sick. Like Pumford,
they have been under the doctor's
care for several days.
All of these men were arrested
during July. Pumford was arrested
on charge ot forging a check, and In
dicted on tho same charge. He waa
liberated by Circuit Judge Benton
when his case came up for trial, as
the evidence produced by District At
KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Neutral
MOVES AHEAD
.Voigw ptut into the Schrlemeck
K XOw!v'r-
The German In Upper Alsace are
retiring slowly, evidently In obedience
to a pre-arranged plan.
It 1 expected that they will make
tbelr flrt stand al MoUhlem.
rolfA1 Trm !i.rTf
Ctar Nicholas, It la announced. Is)
going In the Held to rwamaJa during
the campaign. Other members of the
Imperial family are also reported in
tha campaign.
Russian cavalry and Cossacks are
operating several miles Wyead the)
Austrian and Prussian
frontiers.
There have see
mlshes with heavy
aklr
keca sides.
United Press Serrtea
ATHENS. Aug. IS. The Serrtaa
molisUr wires that the Austrian! at
tempted to penetrate the Safest
mountala fortHcatlaaa but were com
pletely routed, with tosaea- running
Into thousands.
A wire from Pola says tha Aus
trian torpedo boat lv struck a mbae
at the harbor entrance and waa sunk:
One member ot the crew is reported
saved.
United Press Service
BA8LO. Aug. IS. Aa esersMus
French army Is prcsains taa Qermsns
along tha Rhine.
United Press Service
TOKIO, Aug. 18. Hongkong wires
that two German cruisers, disabled
as the result ot a battle, have been
taken in the harbor as Britisa prism.
(CoaUaued em pace 4)
Very Sick
Three Others Abo U
torney John Irwin failed to show any
forgory by Pumford.
Pumford was rearrested on the
duy of his release, on charge of pass
ing a worthless check. On this he
was bound over to the grand Jury.
All of tbe other prisoners are await
ing hearings before tbe grand Jury.
At ths time W. J. Shaver was ac
quitted upon aa Instructed verdict.
Circuit Judge Benson ordered tba
calling ot a special session of the
grand Jury, subject to tbe district
attorney's order, for the purpose t
correcting the detective In'dletmWt
In that case. 8berlf Low sUrtad ta
call the jurors, but was ordered net
to do so by tba district attorney, f
Had tba session been sailed, tha
four prisoners now In the eeantir JaM,
would all have been examined by tba
grand jury, and either llberwted
awaiting trial, as tba grand Jury
should decide la eaeb