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KLAMATH PALLS, OKEGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1914
t
ermans Break First Line of
Allies' Defense in 3-Day Fight
Empe
toy Wilhelm and Aides in
the Field Studying War Maps
EL1EVED GREATEST FIGHT
IN HISTORY OF THE WORLD
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Llr. artil lb IW I appalllag. ! M Iwnllr "H4r lltal Uic U.
ill li kituMtt tur 'irtnl !) Mrr.
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Ui lb llrrtnaw I"" tlrlrt ImiI lit iutlttuti, Tlte He of tiai
-,wiul.r. ", rliUMa frwtt Audtttatite Itt ItrwtfcrU, m Mutt. ait
rtjtr lit VMlM. The Joagth Otr le tWltlllMll itttr-ii-g.
II the UrfittaM lwJ r iwtetl, llwtfi,r, lltr) f lit tUitgrr l
.tins lltrlr tfttv tu Iw !,
Utt lualglil lit war ut tfic lit tllxuw lit lluallUM al lltr Irtml.
thctr U w erteralhut tf lit $- Ittai ibr tiwuait ltir hn-hcw
,rvutt I tie tllcV crwlrr.
tlilu JttiiHI liiloif-lliiK.
Aflrr bavin their car overhauled
a iliu Central ears, II, T ()lrdur,
I.. I,. Collin, ami C. . Molteer left
Ibefe on ihlr way toward Hacramento
on a pleasure jaunt, Th party left
HacramciilM Autfiut IUIi (or Ibo
llt'giif It lrr Mnrlt, maklnji lht trip
tin HUmhi, Alilnil ami Medford,
The) fiji lulu ita Cmtt-r l.ake, a ml
Mill o in Harraiitniiit .In Kail Itltt-r
jMIIU ami Carbon, rt limine la uy
r. at the Carlton ranrli (or hunt
In and (i.hltie. Mr. (tlnliifr la a re
'llrtl raplulUt. ami Mr Collin U In
tUnrtc oi lr-dclns oirailoiu of ihi
iNaloma OtixiUJttf.l f California,
lb unrlil. Urcnit oll lrmlln
Uomtat) lillo Mr Mk1U-" l ttrll
.k.iit.tii Hafmi-io nitorti"
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bi.SI (. rttrwiy r-jr y4mty In IIm tkteliy of Mum. and lltrlr Ha
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'(vuHN 10 Unlit ult the lr(lvjital Ibrltt4 Holdati,
lclrlt.r . -J. " '
tt. r ome U llnl fonlgbt f-!toil4 lrM tkfviu'
tifdlBE lb? lieisUn aliuallon, whlels
coti.Ufrl rrlllral. The public U
mrtirtl ibal It mutt not expect loo
huch,
Cit-crt ny tlitt If tb alllM ratlr
Io toatl()r (mmUIodi It will bo tar
r a ttrte ruoretaoot.
CrcUhi) U ruiltlnit preparation to
hmi mntn troop to th rtmllnoat.
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NIHII, auk. 34, it la annountJ
lht Auttrla hai abandontd bar cam
MUn acalmi Hrtla, followlcc tb
lrrUti vktnrlr-a at Drlna. TbU may
rt)tn tbo wndlna" of br troopa to
llUUn Oolda.
Onltfil I'r.M tonne
LONDON, Au. 14, Home. I'arU
pJ other rltlMt wire (bat Kmperor
Irani Joint u narloualr III. Tlivro la
i" conDrmatlon from Vienna.
United 're. Hartlc
I'AltlH, Auk. 34. It U announriHi
ht ilio Ktuilana haro mpulMKi lit
WABIIINQTON, . C, Auk. St.
Hfrrtary R4BM f iba rommrrct
ttrpartincni ntln4 iitf ilrrmau lrr-U-,.
atatlon at Tuckrton. S. i tbat
It ra oirailnK contrary l la, and
under tonally of lorUlturv of appar
atu, Ha rdir.l It rloatHl
Utilt4 lft4 Haftlca
r lBTKH8IIUH0, Mt. 2
tlrnoral ItennrnVamn, rommandlnit
lb nulan advanro In Prucala. re
port :
"V bold Ibe rallroadt, and bavv
enpturod four dtle. Tbo Trentlt?lh
(trrman cortw wu practically cut to
plum and aoircral tbouaaud man arc
prUoucm."
Unltad PrM 8rttc
KOKM, Auk. 34. Tbo cabinet l In
tottkiant conference wltb tlio kluc,
nnd It I feared Italy will bo forcod
Id war with Aunlrln ooti. Tbo pre
mier U determined to maintain neu
trality If poaalble,
200 Pheasants Coming
Distribotion
No t hut two yenra of experlmentnl
wrk linn proven tlml tho Cblnrao
Mit'ttintil thrlVK In Klamntli county,
Hio Mate gnino department, tlirnuKli
ilio Klanmtli HporUmon'a AMoclation
li tukt'it up In earneal Ilio work of
liilro.tucluK till, groat gam bird lit
M Mrlnlly Towurd tbat end, 00
lilicnannta nro boliiK iblppvtl baro to
' lltivniiiMl,
lUcretttry W. U. Hmiib of Ilia KUm.
"tli Hporiauion'a Aifloclntlon la In rt
rolpl of Infoi iimtlon from lb Hlwp
"m Pliennnt Urm al Conrallla, to Ut
ITct thin olrcht crnli-a of "Ohl.
'"Hi" will b ablppad from Utart to.
Iiy. and tjleht more i-rnloi tomorrow.
Thi .douid rtrrJvo Wtdnieilir
Tbruiday nvMlngn, Th auortiMM
wo tlrMty arraatd for thi dlitrl
uutlon of tha blrdi through tba ooun
(r A lumbar of raftafcaa hkVO bMB
elected, a ml about twenty-llvo of the
'blrila will bu aenl to each much to be
liberated.
Tim rituehva choaim nre:
I William TJngley, Midland; Alox
l)avl. Midland; Charlea IMckclt, Rand
Hollow; I). Kill Young on l.oat IUv
or; IUx llord, Olenw; Hhook Hatich,
Unity; Jack Dounelly, Langoll Val
ley; Charlea A. Hunting, Merrill.
In uddltlou, the ruuebera will feed
the blrdH, If nereaary, llilu winter.
The alnlo IUIi nnd gniue coiuinliiloit
provide for thU by making gn np
proprlRllon to purehus whoat for
winter feeding. In addition, tho
renehara and aporUmeu will watch
lb birds at much aa poaalble, In or
der ( prevent any "pot-hunterl"
from fruatradng the latreducllon
plau by killing the blrda before they
have chance to become, accuitoaed
(o title eectlon,
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I'mmlneat by War
All La Cbaptxtlle Akt-U-aba
Pell.
AImco- AI-Rtu4.
Uoniiomrnt' Hon-Hom.
Cettlnjo ChTecn-Ya.
Cbarlerol 8bar-Ih-Vol.
DJwt Dotal.
Ofnliloux Ztiom-Illoo,
lffllgotand Hl-Oo-!int.
Hewrorlna HwU-Seh-Oo-Vee-
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Liege 'l.-Aih.
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Namur Na-Mur
Halle Ze-Lah.
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Tlrlemont Ter-lb-Mon.
! Tongrea Tone.
Voce Voth.
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STATE DEPT. SAYS
JAPAN WILL KEEP
FIGHT IN ORIENT
MVK VIIJM).VH REMARK WAS A
MKXTAL SUP
OAKLAND SWATS
; MAXIMJILENCER
IIIKAVV n'E TO UK IMPOSED OX
POSSESSORS IWEXTIOX IS
HKLD TO Bi: A BIO AID TO THK
CltlMl.VAL CLAAtiEH
Coaraaellor I alag la Coewltieriac the)
FnMiaJiiac of Um Cetat e Hw
JaptUMM .Vote t law I'alte lilee,
Hbowbw Um lateaUem of Mm Xlev
Field of CoeAtct.
United Preae Senrie ,
WASHtNOTON, D. C. AC
I-reaJdent Wtkea told celled today
tbat Japaa fa!U4 to deflme her imtem
lions beyond Ibe iiiwiciaiwt that
tbe would Uke Kal (Am freea Ger
many, and had aei aaeared AaMrtea
tb coafllct woaM be tocalteed ta Ike
Ubloeee proTlace.
"In lbp band of London Crook."
one of lli- inuii tocrful atorlra of
Hfo In the Ullderurld, talll be pre-
nited In ne rt.U al tbe Orpbeua
theater Itunday aud Monday ulgbt.
TbU picture li creating a MttMlton
at Ibe Ttvoll theater In Hau FraucUco,
taberp It U now appearing, and Mas
axer Tlndall look for a big run here.
The picture grip Ibe attention of
the (octator front tbe tari, and Ibe
Internal milurr tbrouKboiit ib portrayal.
from left to right Emperor U'Ubel
kalrrr'a wUIUry atalf; Qearral t
t of ibe army.
TbU photograph ahowa Kmperor
V llbvlm actively engage Jn tbe field
mudylcg war mBpi. Tbat la jut what
he It doing now, according to reports
tbat bate come from Hewaad. It baa
been Mated that bo wat south to
MI. LAKI NEWS
(Herald ttpeciaJ Service))
MT. LAKI, Aug. 34. Mrs. L. A.
Weal, on Oerald and little daughter
Mary, returned home Hunday evening
from a visit to Kansas, where tbey
have apeut the last threw monlba with
Mrs. Weal's parents.
Tho lecture at the Ml. Lakl church
unt largely attended Sunday evening.
A rarge number of sterluptlcon views
were shown of the Life of ChrUt, also
Illustration of tho slum work being
dune In Philadelphia. Mr. Avery
save an Intending talk about tbe
work thore.
John Johnson has returned from a
ramping trip.
Mm. Mclllan aud daughter. Mrs.
Ilobson, nro visiting Mr, and Mrs.
MeLellan.
Clmrl.vt Dorr or Klamath Palls Is
vUltlng Austin (Tare for a few days.
Ho expeclN (o return to the Falls the
llrst of tho week.
niaroiilJiiUtt Dance Parllce,
Tho ShlrtwnUt Dancing Club baa
discontinued Its Saturday night
daures nt Moose hnll. Thero Is a pos
sibility tbat Messrs. Veghto, Miller
nnd McCoy will hold a aerie of Invi
tation dancee on Friday evenings at
Houston's opera house.
Doing lo Eugene,
Andrew M. Collier, our fast rlatng
young financier, will tomorrow even
liiK forswear the Juggling of ahecklee
for n fortnight, while he visits rela
tives In Kugene.
The European war la booatlng
prices of Oregon products, and will
stimulate many Industrie. One new
Industry, the manufacture at pepper
mint oil, will be establlaaed on a
large scale.
mi: Prelhcrr voa Ly acker, chief of the
oa MoJike. chief of the geaeral etasT
bead bis army meeting the Preach
vebo Invaded Germany, and aUo tbat
be went to lead ibe army ta Belgium.
It was Impossible to gel news from
Berlin aa to tbe dtreclioa la. which be
had gone.
PUBLIC PEN IS COST OE FEATURE
LATEST MENACE FILM ENORMOUS
(Heemhl Wfierial sa-eiee)
OAKLAND. Aug. !. The ataxia
silencer, declared tbe means of aaay
a noueiees murder, and oaa of taa
greatest of scleaUflc aid to crlae, haa
beea declared unlawful la Oaklaad,
and In future I he poesessloa of oat of
the appliance will be punwhabw by
a maximum nne of f 37S.
ThU Is the gist of aa ordiaaace
Jutl paaaed by tbe city couaeU. and
which goWtito eaTeet at eaasiT
CLKVKlM) HKALT1I OFFICER NKAlttiY 150.O0O D18TIXCT F1C-
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PUTS THK WRITING APPAR,
ATL'H IN THK HAMS CIlW
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WITH Till: ROIXKR TOWEL
TURKS IN "THE SPOUVERS,"
WHICH WILL SOON BE GIVEN
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
United Prcaa Service
CLEVELAND. 0., Aug. 24.
Ilewnrv of the public peat A a
spreader of dUcate It Is In the same
elm with the roller towel and pub
lic drinking cup, and If health o Ul
cer of Cleveland have their way, it
will sink Into oblhlou along with Its
evil companions.
"Every person who nlbblea a pen
Is lkely to contract almost any dls
else, from tuberculosis down," said
Health Officer Frcdrlch, In advocat
ing an ordinance forbidding banks or
business houses furnishing pens.
"Tbo nibbled end of a pea can car
ry as many dlvuu Kcrms as any roll
er towel that over hung oa a hook. It
must go,"
Will Elect Ottcer.
):ictlin of oitlcctK lor the conven
tion year, which bctMus In October,
will bo r. foaturo of tho meeting of the
WomenV Christian Tomticrnnco
I'nlnu tomorrow at tho rapt In t
church, This meeting will start
liriituptly nt .' o cleil: ;n.C th prcsea o
of nil tho members U desired.
Have Long Journey.
Mr. anil Mrs. Clms I. Roberts have
returned from u 1,500 alt auto trip
In California. Leaving here they
visited Crescent City, Eureka, For
tuna, Red Bluff, Surrumento and oth
er points. Thoy mnde the trip with
out any troublo.
Tho state highway camnalsu
through Central Oregon will turn
travel through the great Interior, to
the loaa or lb Wllmaaatt Talley
counties.
When It come to a pictorial pro
'ductlon of Rex Beach's masterpiece
'ot fiction. "Tbe Spollora." Wm. N.
'Sellg gave carlo blanche to all asso
ciated with tbo enterprise, to spare
neither time nor expense to secure
'tho besl, results possible.
Producer Colin Campbell took bis
task very literally and seriously,
(bringing forward A every detail dls
tluctly nnd with exactitude. In the
original outlay he filmed 14,500 feet,
making In all 333,000 dUtlnct photo
graphs ot,tho big moving story tbat
rtutlejsly drafts from Washlngtoa to
, tho far-flung shores ot tho city ot
j Nome, on tho Bering Sea.
Then began tbe work of most care
ful curtailing to reduce It to a nor
'mat site, practicable for an evening's
.entertainment This seal finally
Htttled upon nine reels, glvlug a graud
uKgregato ot 144,000 distinct pic
tures, which seemed suftlclent to cov
er tbo action ot work from prologue
to finale with a Arm, spirited grasp
upon scene and situation.
Primarily, n cacst ot unusual
strength aud callDre Was secured,
selected with a view, to make the
character register Impressively a
soon as Introduced, studied car and
unusual liberality was exorcised to
give tho actual atmosphere and tbe
real environment, so tbat the action
should retain it Integrity at all
timed,
This most interesting of all modern
motion plcturee will receive Its only
presentation In Klamath Fall at
Houston's opera bouse oa the night of
August 30th.
Off lo the Woods.
' D. C. Morrla nnd Karl Chandler left
today for Um wilderness to
their vacation tlae.
LIGHT HOG AND
SHEEP OFFERING
LAST WEEK'S BEEF LIQUIDATION
WAS FAIRLY GOOD DEJtLtXD
FOR PORK WAS MUCH IN EX
CESS OF SUPPLY
(HeraM Special
PORTLAND. Aug. 34. Cattle
liquidation was ot fair volume last
week. Tbe market was about steady,
top steers selling around 7 cents;
cows, $6; belters, 1 6.25; top oa bulla,
14.50.
There was an extremely light re
ceipt ot hogs for tbe week. Business
was active and the outlet broad.
Demand exceeded the supply, and
the market held tbe highest position
of any American market.
A comparatively smalt supply of
mutton offering. A thousand fancy
yearling wethers selling at 15 was tbe
outstanding feature.
Tbe ewe trade was sluggish, sad
the quality or lambs offering was only
medium. Tbey brought IS.
Uallad Press, Sarriea
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aag- 34.
SMte departaMat afftetals say WH
so&'s atstexeeat this Borates; was) a
slip of the alad." "
Counsellor Laasiat I-taas) to yhsaih
statement corertaa; tk Janata
here la Jsaaa's alartisa ta
taaeUfo eatataa af ttw Otfaat waf
geaerauy iingsraaag to aav
glrea
The Japan aan eatoaar ana li i
leu aa to th
Japaae eahaa
word ha
Saturday.
'' ak
C.tha
Ma
raatt as
Mrs. M. K. KsaassL
MJm Ora. left
Duaaauir. where thay wtt rlst far
several weaka wJU taatr
Mr. aad Mrs.
-8
l far S dssr..
J. B. McAUIstar waa aara Saaaar
from ML Hehroa.
AsaTerUlJeraastetwtAlBNura i
are certala atreteaaa of natt ta tain
aeetsea that rnaahUa at tasaehn.tBTst I
isiswaar. aaa taat w waaM a
prefftaata to ban a
lata valley. Taaraisaa
ot kaaUa. accordJac to Mr. IJaajvaaa.
aad much, feldanar. whJsfc aarraa na a
lux. which Imparts ta pnraelaln Ma
suength and traasluceaer. Metifnrd
Sun.
Agrtcmitswai Kxpart VmtA
An effort la now hatna aaaa ta aa-
cure tba servieea of aa acrleakaraJ
expert for Ue faraara of Laka.eaaa-
ty. tba need of which nay oaa will
scarcely deny. w. T. Bakla. faraar-
ly of Astoria, but now of Arrow, tma
uadertakea the work af aeeariasr taa
expert, aad to that end has feaaa hi
correspondence with the heads of de
partment at the Oregon Agricul
tural College. Lake County
laer.
Fort Trims K. F. Gang
Both the Ball Game aad the Bent Were FiittfJ
Fort Klamath 8, Klamath Fall 3.
That's the way It looked on the
Fort score board Sunday, when the
county teat aggregation beat la back.
And at that they have their bard
luck story.
In the llrst place, neither ot the
regular pitchers were there, Brows.
being out la tbe woods aad Foster
otherwise employed. There waa a
shortage of ball player etlserwia,
and to make up a full nine taa eeauf
feur of the machine used for the trip
waa conscripted, and forced to do
a suit aad play aaklag aereral er
ror thnt let la runs.
Shlve want la the bos for the taenia '
and Jonea twirled for the FerL Jag
Walter played a stellar sjaaa nreaaa
station 1 far Ue XwaMthttaa.'lv ''
The boxing contest whieh nrdd
the gaae resulted la a vteterr '
Shaarock. In the irst round Jaaas
puaelled the KM ibiaed um-
Mt
taat he seeaaed oteaeeed to wkjt) M
a the fearth aaBawaa
slipped ever a awawHir ta (kip bmi
Irlah clever all ever the let,
aadT
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