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KT I'ln-tUlHMMIO. Aug. 3J.--Two
IIumUu atoile ln (ntadlug Austria.
Tie ftwtack bav touted th Atts
irun cavalry at llodwelkctk.
A Mtseral MtVW( betWeea
lluUa and IVwulaln fort U ita-
The utitmut announces that tbe
lluUn br occupied rl !
ae let lb lMrr Crjsthlaa, and
r boa to tore between lb moui;
tU and the tfr4h Hirer.
Ttt AutitUn rr retiring,
U'clud Vt 8rvlc
WAHIIINUTOS, . C. Au. !S
l';!4r,; WIUom tndar ImimhI a prc
Umailun of Amrlrn nuirlliy In
t(rn( lo (h JapUvrtaaa troubla.
WfttuJ frta rnf
Till: IIAI1UK, Au li.Tlio lalt
I tbf Jainro rmbjr at lUrllti ar
ifvrO njy The rovtubora ha4 ba
mUaliic ulntn HalurJar, atd fwra
r fli for ibalr Mfaijr.
t tnllnur HMrtwaUl taw.
AtranKomoala am praelleally com
cWloil (a iIto Hhlflwalil Club dauc,
tommciiclm a wwck from frldar, tv
rrr KUay ulhl, at llouilon'a opera
bouio. The courlaoua Uoatmoul ai
(orilrtl ibiHo aiinndlm danera glta
Ut iho Hlilriwal.i Club, and thn ta
rlotn Boor of lh opora houto ouihl
to brine uui tirarlr all Ihota rtcolvlaR
InTllathmt,
AmuuK n lUt which Included a
larva ttumbor of into, Mlaa Rllaa lo
iiUn, :s ycara old, daughter of a
Itoumanlan colonel, took fourth place
t Dm ChArlutUnburg Technical Acad
my of llrllu. Hha U the flrat wowan
tu qualify at an englsaer.
France Sees Victory
Says Germans Will Soon
United i'reaa Bervlce
1'AHIU, Aug1, a 5. French military
vl rt. are oorlalu that tha kalaer la
bii iloforiicd in th preaont war,
tck)ltit tim uUvaiicva being made by
bis ovorwlitlinlng army, They point
ut 4CV4I3) reasons lor thU belief,
till bullvt.
Following a council of military o.
clals in the palaru thl morning, the
following statement was given th
I'res by the war minister.
"There la no doubt lu Ihe inluda
f rranoh oHoUla nut what In thn
Belgian Troops Loading
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California Is Casting
Primary Vote Today
Uallad Vtvm UrU
HAN IMIANCIHCO, AUE, 36.
fornl. I. r..ilR lu prlmar,- rnl. !
dar for inn paiir iin miw
hth H rlwhirn mum cIiwmv at tbo
Xovomtxr iain cIik-iIoii lill
dvmand fur a "boil ballut," iho bal-
lot at (III plIlUM) U KCVrtol feet In
pDOl.
Oil II tfp lh ualilFo iif 10 caudl
ilalP. and o uianr 'toiltlott (hat
It lakra an ovrraco of an huur lit rend
thm all,
Kitfl aax U I lb moil cumtwr.
em ballot In CallfornlVa hUlory,
and itroltablv In lh lilttoiy of the
country. Candidate for the mw
norhli nomlnatlont are:
lleliubllran John I). Frederick.
'
Tu Han FraMcUro.
Mr. i: II. Halt left Ihl tnorulng
for Han FrancUco, where ho will
spend a few days.
IVople living aloug the route of the
Anthony and Northern railroad In
Kansas, which run north from Trait
to a Junction llh the Union Pacific,
havo built a mad without Usulng.nny
bonds. None of Ihe officers of the1
road receive auy salary.
Be Away From Supplies
llnal outcome, Germany will be de
feated, "The kalser'a army I advancing In
llelglum tu extraordinary strength.
Kvery battle la weakening this great
strength, und, In addition, ho I fur
ther weakened by tho necessity of
bringing 111 'uppilea audi great dis
tance, 'Tho Germans nra tha attacking
fore lu Western Belgium and toward
tno Mwlss frontier. Our policy Is to
remain defensive, and thus forco tho
enosay to take the offensive,
"Whan France Is rody to atrlke
tha will In a position to strike
hard."
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1914
U Anst., Chat In X. HUhaw,
Call-jAniittCli, al Kraucl J. KwaKn!- and
W f ". 1P"",-
'tKimoeraur - ' - Krcd II. Hall, llakcrn-
nld. John II, Curlln, Honor n, i:u
ward W'hllr, Vatnnlll, Hjrdticy M.
Van Wfch Jr., Hau KrancUco and
Charlie Kltu, 1 1 mi ford I'ronnilr
lllram W Juhiixin, San PranrUco,
l'ruhltillliinllriliitnii I. Mourn of
Oakland.
Analortnl raudldalcn irc -Kopub-Ikati
Ji?ili It. Knoltnl, Alame
da, mid rtumurl II. Shortrldco, San
KrancUco. Iniocrallc Jbimch I
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. ...-in. ., '.. n..v.w., n.iu i mwmii).
IP rirlrtl.. limir.xlvAlv.nri, l
Heney. 8n KrancUco. and Chctcr
II. Howell, Freano. I'rolilblilonlat
Frederick F. Wheeler, l.ot Angelta.
ENGINEERS END
THE WORK HERE
ftEHlIMKNTATlVKH OF ItAILKOAD
COMMIHMION' LEAVi: FOH THE
IKHHJi: RIVER VALLKV FORI
Fl'llTHER WORK
Kiiglueor Green, who ha been here
tor somo time for the Oregon Rail
toad Commission, checking up tho
llema ou the Inventory of the Callfor-ult-Oregon
Power company's holding
here, has gmiu to tho Rogue River
Valley to carry ou tho work thore.
Other engineer left several day ago.
With the re-chocking completed,
the tallroad commission Is now In
position to umko au Investigation 'a
to thn rate charged here, In accord
ance with a complaint tiled by the city
council, alleging tho ratoe to be ex
cessive. The rato Investigation Is
based largely upon Iho physical valua
tion of the plant.
Cart! of Thanka
We wish to exprosa our moat heart
full gratitude to nil of those who so
KoiuToiisly assisted us In our hour of
sorrow, caused by the death of our
beloved husband and father,
" Mr?A,'P, Hutchlna and Family.
1 1 rrargf , i? n.7
on Boats to
Jr...2 ...flaw...
m lau jo ero tbe M-um HIrrr Dar l.ljo to tuck ih German force.
The IJr or tht hoaU wr cuvurt-il with htt Iron lo prornt bulleU
(sttka thvlr ubI analnol thvlr uul.
LI6HTNIN6 CUTS
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UP SOME CAPERS
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IX AHIHTIOV TOJ.SKTTIXa riRE
TO l-OCAI. HAMDWAMK HTORK,
hTtHOI I'UTK I'AUT OF TOWX IX
U.UIKXKSS
While bit nlcht'a rainfall aa of
rltnri duration, the electrical norm
at tbo nanio tlmo mad Ita pretence
much tnom felt. It waa at 7:30 In
the ovcnlnc that wmoone noticed ;a
prra uu th driV In tba Hum hard
ware atore on itre, and only prompt
work hy terosu nearby quenched the
blase In Ita Incipience.
The telephoue coll box waa hot and
" " " vwm,,M1u, Huu
I La hIiAhk Hill rt mlam eaft IkIah atl
It
iI. Jt..tltl .it I . t.
a uouavea iubi iiiuiaiof, airiains ids
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' Mldnt In the Ttctalty of Tenth
I'''"1 ,,!n -lru w,r la ,oU dMk-
. nr from 9 o'clock laai sight, and It
"wnr: not until late thta afternoon that
(power waa available ther again. It
wsi discovered this moralsg that the
.Iraiufotrner wat burned out.
DIRIGIBLE DROPS
BOMBS-WRECKED
AFTER SEVERAL I'SOPLK IX ANT.
WERP ARK KILLED AXD BUILD
INGS ARE WRECKED, OUTtJIDE
FORT WRECKS IT
United Proas Service
ANTWERP, Aug. 35. A huge Zep
pollu dirigible appeared over the city
lato yosterdty after the outlying torts
fired at It aud mlnsod. Tho craft cir
cled tho palace three tinea, dropping
bombs.
The attempts to wreck the palace
were unsuccessful. Instead, tho bomb
hit nearby buildings, killing several
people. ,
Aa the craft as returning to the
German lines, tho narofttma at tko
forts at Homlxom, alx miles from
here, penetrated tho gag envelope and
wrecked tho machinery. Tho crew
of SB men were taken nrwonera when
tho craft descended.
Much valuo In little anace la found
In. rare orchids. One told In London
the other day for t7,6wv. ,
Cross River
Uw.J-rfit't.,
GERMANS CLAIM
A BIG CAPTURE
WIRELESS FROM FORKIOX
BAHM- AT WASHINGTON HAVB
TEX THOV&iXD MEX WERE
TAKEX
Untied I'reaa Sertlce
WASHINGTON. O. C. Aug. 25.
The Berlin foretgn ottlo wlreleaaed
the German embaaay here that the
Germans have captured 10,000
French soldier. Including several
general. Tho Germans claim con
trol of Longwy and moat of the Belgian-Franco
frontier.
The French embaaay states that
the French still hold Altklrch and
Mulhauaen.
BIG PHOTOPLAY
IS MASTERPIECE
NINE REEL PRODUCTION OF "THE
HPOILER8" IS THE BIGGEST
WORK OF THE FOREMOST
PHOTOPLAY MAKERS)
Reot Beach's Alaskan romance.'The
Spoilers." which has been fllmUed
Into a wonderful photoplay, consist
ing of three acta and nine reels, U
th work of Wm. N. Sells, one of the
men who pioneered the motion pic
ture Industry, which has risen to th
rank of fifth place In th Industrie of
the world in tho patt seventeen years.
Not only has Mr. Sellg pioneered
tho Industry, but ho it continuing
along the tame lines, aad la "The
Spoilers" ha has accomplished work
that will live aa a monument to him
and to his untiring etorta to achieve
a work of art for th baaeSt and
betterment of man and woman kind.
'Tho Spoilers" telle not only a
gripping, Interest, pur lov story,
but is Ailed with action and incident
from start to latth that will llv la
the memory 9t those who witness It
forever. Tat story aad film sea
pi Ifle aad tyallea real rd-Modd
Americans.. ''
This great film production of. Rax
Beach's areat Alatkaa atory will be
shown oaee only at Houston's oaara
bouse Sunday night.
BATTLE STILL RAGES
i . f
BELGIAN SORTIE FULL OF NAMUR
DRIVES ADVANCE ! ADMITTED TODAY
FORCESTO REAR
EXPERT HAY KCMIAXS WILL IX.
VADE BERUX XOW
Tb Hague EatUnatoa the Betfiea
Loeaeai at 10,eeo KIlle4 aasal SaVOM
WoUMled Alliaa oat the DHmttr.
Followlag the Rtasfitag to tte Frarat
of Freah Oetmaa Trooye Britaaa
Troope Ffglu la the XorUu
United I'reaa Service
THE HAGUE, A a. 23, It la eati
mated that 16,000 Belglaa eoktlen
bare aireavdy beem klUcd aa4 SO.OM
wotuwSed, majgr of these fatally.
United Pre Bervlee
PARIS. Aug. 35. Germany return
ed the offensive In the north at day
light, attacking tho combined French
and British force. A atrlet censor
ship la being maintained, but along
certain portions of th line tho Oar
man force are mstaid to heavily that
further retrogression by th alllca Is
to b expected.
The Belgian forces mad n sortie
from Aatwff.io -attack th rer-of
the German fore, and tarnrawad tko
first Its of th German, trot. Th
Uelgians drove thta fore thlrt
mile to Maine, where the Gersaams,
being reinforced, again assumed th
offensive.
The war office has not staUd
whether all of the forts around Na
mur surrendered. It promise a full
statement.
With the fait of Namur and fresh
Germans thrown Into the stuck, th
allies on the defensive. The Ger
man line is fan-shaped, enveloping
the Belgian-French and th German
French frontiers.
The war office says of the poaltien:
'The battle contlnu along th sec
ondary line of defense. The allies
will hold this, while th Russians
(move In the direction of Berlin."
The war office announced a con
certed German attack upon the
i French army In Alaac. That waa di
rected from Colmar, and was repaired
with a heavy lots.
Recently a baby was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Byers of Coal BluK,
Ind., which had five teeth. Eighteen
months ago a child waa born to th
tame couple which had a full tet of
both upper and lower teetb.
Flo wing Well
Phewmenal FkwtfKhiiA
Striking a heavy flow of water at a
depth of about three feet souada a
little questionable, but add to that the
water hat a plentiful aupply of assail
flib, and tho incredulous person is la
the majority. We have the word of
Captain O. C. Applegate for the phe
nomenon, however.
The Captain returned Sunday frost
a trip to Fort Klamath aad other
northern points with Hon. Robert A.
Booth. On his way back be ttod
at Klamath Marsh, and ther th Sab
wall Is located.
K, Loosley and Jack Pclton. who
hay about 400 head ot beet oattl
near the Leu ranch, about two mttas
from Kokaaalka Creek, fouad this
summer that their well was aoitla
dry, so they decided to atak another.
BY THE EN6LISH
l'APERS VIIOK ALUM TO
AS OX XAPOLBOX
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United Pram Some
LONDON, An 5. "BngttJad and
Franc moat stubbornly rttwtw that,
coat what may, thr wiH art sam
dr to Germany. Tbalita awMtsaMc
to Oarauar firw aa tkar did to
Napolson'a. and nail Gernaaay down
in tho ad. An tons wo nM hto
as, w enaaot oumItw b TttaMy
atrnck by tn ttstsay."
Th abov aattjnrtd la tho Coma
Id tain aitareaw. ttdtevlag: taa ad
aiaaioti by taa war oano tala mini
lag that Naaiar. dsf talsd by taa ait
Ih, baa fnltoa lata taa aaada af ta
Qenaaas. ' 7 "
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Th Ur country It
at.
fthVfaM"of tha-okyr Taa
aUadsaat that a vai
kaiaar toward Parta J
With Naavar takaa baa aadad all
hops lor ta ajtiidy ad of taa war.
For that reason England la nwnariac
to aaad all availaMe troop to ta
continent to re aforc th alllat.
The newspapers loudly demand aa
explanation of tho fall of th city.
On this point th government I
silent.
It U said that th British caaaal
ties are enormous. Otsdaw any that
when th loss by both aid ar re
vealed. It "wHI startl tha world."
Falls; Harts Back.
Falling froaa a scaffold. John Cell
man, a well known caraaatcr. Mon
day afternoon received a sprain aad
minor Injuria to his back, that wUl
keep him from his work for a couple
of weeks.
Telegraph operators la th asrvlc
of the Sunset Central aad Southern
Pacific Una, front New Ortoaaa to
Portland. Or., bav ba ordered by
John E. Cowglll. chalrmaa of th Or
der of Railway telegrapher. 'to take
a atrlke vote on tba auaatioa of a
rals la wag.
Spouts Fish
This waa ttartsd a short dtotaac
from th old on.
At a depth of two ft a aaavy aw
of water was struck, from whisk
there bubbled ap wator aad mad,
with numerous small Sak. WRh a
pole, problag wr mad to a tea
foot depth, when mud was sgaia ea
countered. For this raaaoa ta pamp
was Installed ovr a sip naaWag a
depth of a little over algwt I., $
'AH ar at a toss toattt'fir'W
praeeae c the Sab aad thasavry
Saw at water," said Ik Oaaeaiai to?
day, 'Taa, theory maaUy hsHstsd at
that the wall drlltors tsoek aa
dergrouad itrem.wbtok may baj
eeme dowa ttwti
awaauia, alskftaf aaat ttvt ssassptfji
a. m. -S a tau -- -a- ssstaa-
" rWt tslaffp ltfgK JHfaff, sfflp tPatf
lag
,rm
Captawe of Xaaarar Baraat saeaatai far
Maetrly Baal to tka CeagaVit, Saaat a
Raaratt, AH AraaaaMe Tingsi Am
Kaewm Xaot BrttataV aaai fluia
LoaasTharo Wat Hraaansasaaa,
body ot water,'
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