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KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1914.
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German Army Is
Forty Miles From
France's Capital
Mill's Jtt. tt -II I rmllrl ifrtaln thai Mm ltlm lll ! rwt
Hnl !' Mil ' '' furlnc"n. Already llier U i1truM(ii
i. al ' MfmimlkM,
Tt ! furlf -Haiti IH'tr Mill lUio tho (alp ut !',(..
the military '" " P1 tril f Um rlljr nUy. Ttn fori tv
,l mot, d ! rtiUl Uh,
i. .. .- uultiafit imtltftttlttii B. Illn filial iltw it 111 txt MliiHlu-niiii
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UlUrlM". thMgHlf r(hL II Will lk Ihe fuini if a "Z," r(r,J. I
tig ttWt l uwr L IWr, ahd lltf dlirr mihI l lllt'lm, )lrrr- I
ttrf VnJso. I
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lUtrt tifl dtnis l Ma JftUr Tfcn ( of ilio AutrUn
l!d4 with lb" aft! gjtrtflei MlftB ciUmU trow t'arpautlon. b
if fwtUM petition, 'tween in fccadtor of ilio tnUlr
nu tu mrhi t (ifiw.i. to W,J '" " " r'r
iiVU lb ffc and ? uelnl,'M "
U fctte lb ml natural " " ' 'lj- fart oi
,,,1 jir lino ! Iitiltlltit, will otmnoom
t, the trafc.f,r of t..Ml!,ll,"," ,r,,,'aff,T0U "'V"'
l .fi., tb tllaalion at lb. A mttH ,h fV h n7
iltttriM .mui n fe. alll. t . --- 'rr- mmnl loo Hurr4
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tu M ib ilk ! Mon tenei? rim
lfM irrrtt ktra frtt imI lkr V
(iota lU rl(t(n rlHl ot lh line AfC InV&dillff
1 wmifr NirHMii IHNI
tsua aoifctr tri tee lo tomb P41I
First1 an 5econJ Defenses of Paris
and Lines of Rapid German March
tfccj dta tjr ComplrKfte, tjJtnH5 l'r fnlr
l Orrww blKtiii MIMt inTINJK, t 2- Tb Wftnu
ItUUIMt'J (has ibo Invattur wilt bM 'lfetl Vwtlnlc' column
Mill ( ittn itonbrrn lln of fot. tKHn llrneflal Vrlijlo Columt
Tt 0fmn fo iiln fortr mII i'''lr,t Ihr AulrUn nrr Tucbattt'
of l, tun o!T,dt lr.li li wilt fcr,'
ImtoMitl, m o!io thU eliy f ei" "
I Adriatic Fleet
' Attacks Cattaro
AUSTRIANS
RUN
RUSSIANS CHASE!
t'nlttj lrw HertU
I'AIIIH, Hvpl, 3. AwrJIns o lh?
k ..fttM (Ih I'h.t.r'k Atrttillrt ,1m!
!)(rd)r lomlafll Cadaro, Inflict-
MMOKAI.Ui:il Ul'AHOS IIKI.Ii:V.i'" lvy tlimEf.. Ttio fortinca-
jtlntt of (ho ell)' oro littmmcfl to
mi iu hi; rni;p,UMX Tl) MAKi: plow,
A MrtCIJNII hTAMl()Hi; III;.
IMDItCIUIKMl)
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L"WT VHW.VA, (U Horn))
The AttMrUm Hrr aImumIomJuk l-'W
br cr rfliifortej, hH( rv gnln
HUlhg IImi Hu.lt, Tlw lut. I.
rtilBK ,rr umii-rlmiUr fm
'""" Hu'n I'oUimI t the Itnrl.irr
"Im. TIip IIumUh torrv U much
IIij linrr.
ItKl l'f.4 HflfVlc.
8T, I'fnniiHiutiin u.,. M.I..!
AWltrUll fflrf. , .. i I
. "" "iiinij- ueuiurai
r lliolr dUn.irou. oll.i-URy
Bl riwr Umburif, nro rotlrlnn to
b foriiflcAtion. bohind Umburc. A
.,k .,,na u "P'ed t Bu Rfr,
i hM,lqunrlr ut l'nom;il nod
Better Move
Out, Myron
United ITpm Honlco
I'AltlH, Hot, S. Myron T. Ilr
rick, Amfrlca' nibttiadar, U thn
only forvlcn dliilomnt rom&lnlUK In
I'KrU. Tim other turn goae to Ilor
dcaiu, ttm nw en pit til of France
Sweden Declares
Her Neutrality
(ulted PfcM Bcrrlca
HTOCKHOMtl, flcpl. 3.-Tlie ov-
vrnuiont of Hwodou todity declared
her niiutrnllty, and all bollfosvnta
will In duo 1 1 til rocclvo uottricntlou
of till action
C"7V i0al i3Jfe&mm' n) -'ill
PARIS rvrvVrfMr l asr? f I
1 jflSJBMESf yVfc Sf'fttSl' ffeowVbae afu H
SUCOM9lMC ttmto Jcj C
Tlmrr t no doubt In tbf mind of
mllltarjr rx.ri that (hr- rapid In
valon of Prar.to by tbr 0rmaB
rmlr will cauv Um In tlio Prvacn
capital within a Cow day. The Krrncb
and Knllh arntlr am Iwllorwl to
tiao fallen back on the Out tin of
IVvtich dfcii the fort extending
from CnUW on tho north to Delfort
on tlio niulb. Including twclvo or
thlttrrn rtt fortrr4r a abown on
(bo map, and tome 140 fortlfld
placr of lri military value. At tbta
tlroa, o far aa ca b learned from
contradictory dJapttck. ilMrv ar
four arai In FtWM, nil novta to
ward rrt. TImH ar 'aarthcra mnay
runs- Borib la Dalgtaai aftw travlag
MniMptt, and a aald to kav Ukea
I.IIIp, which waa tupaoaad to bo pro
tKtod by foru much atroacar than
tho at Uafi. Aaotaar araay had
taken Nawur and waa aaadlaa; for
I'arla. Tbo third had croaaad (he
bordar near Lonwjr aad waa push
Inn on. A fourth araiy had taken
Nancy, It was reported, aad waa well
In French territory. In addttloa there.
waa believed to be a !arc araay aaar
Coltnar In Alraee, made up a Aus
trian to (he auaiber of 100,000 aad
aanaaaac -Tha tatcaUloa. of .ta com
maader of that fore watald aadeubt
edly be to more acroaa (he harder aa
soon as French troops weca with
drawn from Alaace. Theae aaVraaeaa
continued succeaafutlr tor aay length
of time would mean (he alUees must
fall back on (he second Uae oC forti
fication the forts running from
Aniens, fifty miles north ot Parts,
around to Le Fere, Loan. Rbelaii,
Chalons and on to Laagre.
Germany Will
Deny Charges
(Herald Special ferric)
UKHMN, (ta The Hague), Bopl.
3.--(Jrnuany U ptoparwl to refute
ttm chargo of atrocities In Dolglum.
Mio la preparing lo pnrte that Qer-
man wounded Hern killed by Uelglau
nou-romhataiit.
Star Spangled Banner
Centenary Celebration
UAI.TIMOHIJ, Hept. 3,llaUlmoro
ay oponod nu elaborate program
a tlio celebration of tlio centenary of
writing of "Tim RUr Hpanglml
uBMr,"
i.Tb! r""'10 of ,Uo Ubrtlon will
Sw VrMB,Bton, Aauapolla, rrad-
" and the whole ot Cheiapoako
ote, U,U m,ln l,ro'-r"m B,UI
Tlio program began today with a
pllgrlmugu lo wnr nltca nlong tlio
Patuxotit ntvur und to tlio grave ot
Dr. Wllllnn Hoiinu, for whoio ro
loano Koy vlalted tlio llrltlih fleet.
It waa whllo dotnlned on tho cartel
ahlp that Koy watched tho bombard
ntunt of Kort Mcllonry and waa In
aplrod to write "The Htar Bpangled
llanner."
Want America to
Join in Protest
United I'reis Service
IIOMH, Sept 3. Ilepreaentntlvca
of nil political faction have peti
tioned tho government to requeat
America to Join lu tho protett agalnil
Germany's alleged violation! ot the
rule of war.
Tliwo Day Race Mt ,
United Treat 8ervlco
8VIIA0U81:, Sept. 3.Colncldent
with tho opening of tho state fair
hero today, n threo-day rnco meeting
wnn atnrted, with a ali-raco program
scheduled for each day. Tha atata
fair atake..to which event 16,000 has
been added by the owners' fund, la
tho blggett event scheduled. It la a
walaht-for-aae ovent at a alia and a'
quartor. the beet Jaonei la tha East
aro ontered, and this race la expected
to lottle definitely the queatioa or
tho best horse of tho year.
A revolver designed for tha nerv
oui woman to carry In her ranlty bag
la probably tha smallest weapon ot
Its kind in the world. From the tip
of tha hammer to tha and of tha bar
rel It meaaurM about three lacbat,
and it Area itael bullet about twice
the ilie of a la ' baai.
DUNCAN DREW UP
THE INFORMATION
JUSTICE OF THK FEACK DAYS
THAT INXHTKAD OF WHIN'S
OFFICE UKINQ taSORKO, IT
l'RE!'AKED'THE PAPER
"The morning paper was misin
formed by someone regarding tho
procedure resulting In tha issuance
of a warrant for the arrest ot Frank
William." said Juatlc of tha Peace
K. W. Oowen today. "The paper
stated that Prosecuting Attorney
John Irwin said bo 'knew nothing ot
th case, although ha waa tha proper
official to whom Morgan ahould have
first gone.'
"Now,-the fact ot tha matter la that
the Information on whleb I Issued tha
warrant of arroat waa prepared by
tha district attorney's oMce. It ahows
on Ita endorsement that It waa drawn
up by Irwln'i deputy, W. M. Duncan."
COMPLAINT MADE
AGAINST ROUTE
ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST
THE ROAD FROM ENTERPRISE
TRACT TO WHEELER RANCH
HEARD IX COURT
Sued oa Net.
Suit to recover fll allaged due oa
a note has bean filed by the Farmers'
Implement and Supply company
against Fred Smith. Hallo O. Groat-
beck repreeeaU tha awUtlt.
Vlakora Pram HUdabwuad.
J. 8. Simon and Ralph Wllkanaon
ot Hlldebrand ara In tho county aaat
today oa butlasas.
Duke, said to ba tha largest horse
In tha world, aad weighing mora than
1,000 pounda, to exhibited by Charlte
Miner of Battlebora, Tt
The proposed county road from the
Enterprise Tracta to the Wheeler
ranch la not to be secarcd without a.
ttrugglo. This was shown Wednee
day afternoon, when C. W. Miller ap
peared to make formal protest.
Through Attorney J. C. Rutenlc,
Miller alleged that the people In that
vicinity ware not posted regardlnc
tha road'a loactlon. aa tha typewritten
description on tha notice faded wham
exposed to tha elements.
Those desiring the road ttate that
the notice were legible at all times.
Their attorney. II. C. Merryaun, also
held that If they were so anxious.
they could have aecured tha descrip
tion by calling at the county clerk's
omc.
Tbo court has taken the matter un
der advisement.
Mlta Haiti Baraea la conaned to
her homa oa Walnut street, between
Seventh aad Eighth, from an atUek
ot toasUltl.
Cblpn-Davla.
Justice ot tha Paoa B.,W. Oowaa
last night unit In marriage Archie
Chlpp and Kimnt Davis. Both
are from tha raaarratlan.
Sheridan business mn ara backing
a cannery.
Officers Search for
the Corpse After
Sweating Williams
Before atony heeura etaaa there is reaeoei to atTe that the) bJr
of A) Mcleod, rrtaalag alac Aaurae SB, wlU be locatssL
Early In the day, Frank WlUlaana, who at hold bs conajactlaai with the
cUMpvcermac, was ukaei Into tha aberlT ottce, aad waa "twaated" fer
mbw time.
tat this aiUrmoo MberUT Low, DUtrlct Attorney Irwin aad ilhwi
left in automobile for the htcLeod boaacetead, carryhag nick, shorato aawl
gum boot.
JUrgmrdtag the devetopaamu at the qaevtioaias of Wllllasa. tha
tlioritle rt-aaalaed atlent today. WUUaicts' voice, fat hyatarieal
beard outside the aberUT otBc thosgh hie word erera
when he hm retoraed to hi ceU, wracked wbh aotw, b waa aatremtly
nrak, and clung; lo olcr for saapott.
Altitoogh tlte uSIcera rrfase to talk. It atewa certain that Wtattaata
made souie admllou that show that he at least knows where tha body -
Aad there la rraaon to believe from this that the prisoner asay have
uttfcMed to the killing of McLeod, holdans that ha did so ta etf dtfeaw.
aad Utat lie buried the body aad took pnnwiloa of the match ta tha has
if roaviacias people that McLeod left.
That "lacotty" McLeod, whoa whereabout have not been diet imam
lace a week ago last Sander, Angwst 2S, ha ,net wkh foal alaj aaaana
pmrUcnUj estaMUhed. .
Aftfr puttiac Frank WBHanas, who waa arrested em
day, threajgh a rigid rvasaaaatlnei tad naoeadas. It waa certain that he
rv to
ronfeaeed to at least aa laapUcatlea fcn the doing; away with Mrlwd.
the aheriaT ha refaaed to dliraae the resadt of tha
the actions of William while retawaiac to tha Jaat finally
he had aaade a niafaaalna of asat. aad that ha waa
oa the waerry of the oalrhila, .He showed taa of liaahag at, aaat eaenaf -J
to the atKtiat all the way to tha Jail.
It waa discovered; Weeawaaaay by the aheriaT
liaTtlaag hark' aad
ThJai
ahoat the time McLeod
in, that district, and up to today the
office has been unable to discover who
this man It. His actions at the time
In. aeemlng to make It a point to
kewp away from everybody aroused
the lutpleions of several who have
since recalled hi presence there.
The case aa it standa at present ta
that McLeod has not been seen in
this city or at his place since Sunday
evening, August 23. At that time he
waa seen In company with Williams
oa the way to tha ranch by several
farmers living in that neighborhood.
Afterwards WllUaau stated that the
man with him waa not McLeod. but
a hobo he had picked up to go to
work on the Drury place. Investi
gation shows that no such, man went;
to work for Drury.
About 9 o'clock Sunday night.
August S3, a man named Huntington
and another farmer stopped nt the
McLeod place. Williams was there
alone, as far aa they knew.
The floor was et. and Williams
explained that McLeod had broken a
bottle of whiskey on the floor, and
had also spilled a bucket ot water,
and thst he had Just cleaned It up.
These men say, however, that tha
floor had been scrubbed exceptionally
clean.
Williams was very excited at this
time. He also told the visitors that
aaw ewaay aei ess.
McLeod bad take hi bad aad gone
to the Drury place to go to work tor
him.
The sberlS's ollca has bean unable
to obtain aay information that Mc-
Leod waa la thi city oa Monday.
April 34, aa William state ha waa.
Several people have stated that he
waa here, but nana ware aura of tha
date, according to. tha cdaetal. That
ha was here the Saturday before la
certain.
If McLeod aa been daa away
with It waa betweea the? time he
reached home with Wllllama oa San
day and. 9 o'clock that night, wham
Huntington and the other farmer
stopped at the ranch, jfo dobIUt
proof has been found that, ha raa
seen after that.
It Is not believed that McLeod waa
made away with without a atrugglaot
soma sort. It la known that bath
"Scotty" and Williams ara ot ante
temper. Appearance, while not con
clusive, would Indicate a Sght of
soma nature hsd taken place at tha
McLeod house. "" v"
A row ot aunfowera which atoad
Just outside tha door war mare or
trampled down. Blotches oa u
these, plainly yWU. daeslta tha fact
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VeniHan Cardinal Is
Chosen as the Pope
(Rome Correspondent United Prate)
KOMK. Sept. 5. Cardinal Dell
Chlay waa today chosen aa pop,
aucoeesllng tha lata Plua X, Ha waa
elected oa tha alath ballot taken by
the Colleg ot Cardinals.
FUty-aevea cardinals participated
In tho oondav.
The mew pontlf baa chosen tha
aaan of BenedlcUa XV. His corona
tion data will ba set later.
Tha alawUea of Delta Chios is a
tribute to tha late pontlf .and Car
dinal del Val. hto. waa Matetaataaf-
retary ot state, under tha pontlf, and f
later cardinal and archMohap at
Venice.
Prior to (hat time tha maw poee
waa archbishop of Belagna. Ptj
Beaedlctua XIV, eleeted la 17i, mat
auo arcnaisaop of Botaamt,
"a.Uerakiei." .aaW ktaenM
year ha laawad,) aVaas ,aiinlatlm
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