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SUNK
THREE GERMAN CRUISERS ARE
BY IHE BRITISH FLEET
IN FIGHT IN SOUTH ATLANTIC
Lotted ' Hoi Ice
M.VIMV, Ifcf. t, ' Ul-ltlMIt Mill.. It, htllltUl. lil'IM-lttll liml
Ulul Ii.n iHtt mi. ) Hi" llilll.li hontli ULiniJ. ..iii.in.lr.Mi. ii...,rl-k-
rtlllMMIIIHMI'Ill llliilln Hlllltilil ll) flit, fiitlnlinll).
tlir twll Nriltrt )i.Hftrt) i.rr . nlkLitiil UUmU. In ll.. .ulli
.ttlitnllr Occrtli, ' 't the hliwll nf Mngi-llnn.
I ii ftiitit (iiriiuui iinilMiti (in. uichjI nllli Hn IlilfUU lili. In ilil.
dtnl. M' - iMSSttwl fin Hi., Iwtltrr Im-Iiu; I In. Ili.-..li,, Xmnr.
!.. KflniMllirl, Jwlrn mill l.lnlg. T, (0 nmillomil I'niUi-,. ,.
ml,) nllrr I lie ullirr I III re tWinnn m,. iinL,
Two ItVniiHM iollli hh at r(.iiu,il,
rlio UrrtiMli MUHitiuii ulilili iin ilrlmlr.l u,i. uiiii-..ti 'iann, ,,(
llir lil llil iwnillj Milk llir- llilll.li iniUrr I,imI IIojn. nil Mini.
IihimiIi ,lt Ihn iimC nf l.liHI.
KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1914
America Is Wholly Unprepared for
War, Say Eminent Military Men
ARTILLERY SENT COWBOYS' TRIAL
TOWARD BORDER' STARTED BEFORE
THE JURY TODAY
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(rrj llit)lMni, V w allnrkrtt, lull l-nl IwrL I lie rtiriii) friiin t mi.iIiiii I
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HERRICK GETS
A 1916
WOMAN
BOOMER
IN .UUtlTIO.V Tt HIU.tlllATHIV HV
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I'nlti'il l'ea Service
! KI. I'ASO, Texag. Dec. 9, In re
jpone to order from tile war depart
jtnciit. llatltrloi A, 11 nnd C of tbo
Blxlli tlulted Siatea FJeJd Artlllcrr
Nr,, l...u. nli- .t-,.. - -
ivii run iiiisn ints uiiirnin iur uur-
der duty at Naco, Ariz,
"VATCHFrr.'COMl'hAIXlNa WITXFJWKH lWK
' CAIiMCD
J. S. Jolmvm. Mio Say Him, Chaft
dlcr and Knvtt Stole Cow -mI
HntcliiTciJ It, TclU of FlaiUg Fr
tlortK or Hide and the Head Bftlil
In RlmV Place U Sabect to
Htromr Crow KxRiiatioii hjr 1
WASIIIXOTO.V, V. C. Llec, .
IThc Whllo Uoato today denied that!
the movement of artillery toward)
Xaco Indicates a chanee In ihe! After iwenty-nlne H wero j
."watebful waiting" policy. President ,1-cd na to tbelr qualillcatloBJ, Jary
Wilson iald this aa merely precau-'tvaa todar selected la tfa trial' of
,Uonary- iWd. Slm, Lore Chandler aad It--
II hM been tbougbt wlae to.ErMt0Il c , -acow(u-"
Htrenethen the Unttod SfntM fnrrn nfl -
Naco because of the reckleas care-.lho tak,nf of eotw
lessnesa of the two contingent factors lll,a -fternooo.
acrois tbo border In falling to con-i Members of the Jury are: A. If.
trol tbo direction of their fire." said a Jamison, J, W. TyreUB. Q. Terry. C.
rtMemcnt luued today by the White E- Sp,den Wm, wcbf w h q,
"wuic. j cuufsu ui. ugsreaaive at
Uon there Is contemplated."
majers:
SENEGAL
(rVlLLlXM W.
kVaTHCf?3rOOW,
3HOtA0f
Major General
LEONARD WaOQ
Thai tin' Fulled Slati'H U wholly tliii liiil, nud W. V. Wotherspoon, position of General Wotherapoon U'
lilllirrliarixt fot War. and. In fnt'l. Iiun'nr. n.int rhlnf nf llm cnnnrnl Mtiiff. f!in.' ronfalned In lilu annual rpnnrt. Up!
iiiMi morn thmt ono-tcnth iho num-'cral Wood nays a forclRii enemy could goes considerable farther than did! . .' , ',
litir of noldlum nvwlod for the regular ! land troops in the United States some- Hepresentatlve Gardner of Massacbu-j aj m ' "
. . .. . ' . ... ... .. .,. " iiviua iwii
army in cane tr war. i ui rotiifniion wiierc between itosion ami tne unesa-(.cus in nis recent, speecn in ice nouse. . .
of Major tionornl lonard A. Wood.'pcakn Hay, If tbo navy could not hold Tbo chief of staff says the United) , 'us.
former chief of tbo Rt'tmral staff, and I them off.
H. L. Velt, D. D. Campbell, J. H. Oar-
irett, Iloy jVppIegate, Oscar Sbrra at
Arllo Worrell.
Following the opening stateweiU.
I the complaining wltaeee, 3. H. Jete
. son of Merrill, was placed oa. tk
s i stand by the state. Ha teetiM ttet
the covr, which had a crooked kens.
was missed by him la DiomW e
1912, and that searc tor ker aTaOe
'nothing, until a year later, k keeasae
UIIAW.V OUT LABOR'ausplcIous, and. with hie bratkerJ-
WAlt IX COLOKA1JO COAL ms.,Iaw. mde a eearch of thetkea
' tima mnnn amra raaa ib
,.o .-UU, x.U .WUUU W
VT.a part of the hide ottaa esv karlai.
The state's coatestloa ia that tke
i three men killed the aalaul aad aetd
It -as beef.
COLORADO STRIKE
ENDS TOMORROW
jTHB LONG
DKICT EXWS OFnCIAMA
THAT T11K
DENVER, Colo.. Dec. a. It a said
strike' In Colorado's
I In cross examination; Jadge Drake
put the complainant throagh a
I ftrkot flalflx mIII ntnHA . .m.ait
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cuursn r Rnrnnri nnr)H itr eaiaaei
nlnflo nnn. nf 1. l.tAK.a r . w " '" -
..., WUv w u- uiuciosi tlonlnff- Inrtlmfaul thei rha .
' 1 frnt"Wfrc hzkfXtrAin Inhnr nml Annllnt -
Uenoral Wood"a statement States has only 40.9CS men and 2.T3S' . " """ addition to protlng that the .
... - . .. . ....... , l JA.C11I. CUIa. ... ...... . - r.u
now rotninamler of tbo department of uni made In an Interview, while the oiucers nt for ngnung. ,,. , . , men am not Dutener the cow a Jokav
foiled I'm tiervlrp M nn'c-tlng of F 11. Hprnciie
NBW V011K, Due. !. Former Am. Chnplir. Wntimn's Relief Corn, held
UMhitor Myron T. Ilerrlck and Mm. l thn Library Club bulltlliiK. the fol-
Ilwlck arrived on tbo liner ibam.jloinK offlrcru wrm rlecint fnr Hie
Uau this mornliie. Iltiitilrmls braved .Miuln: U-rnr
Ihc chilly, uliuliy day to wilroinn tbo ivnulilont Mr. O. W. Itobrrlmm.
ouilo ( ihnlr imtlvn laiil. HoiilnrVIco Frt'slilmil Mr. Obnr-
II) lrtlr France coufrri'il iho loiiu HntiorUon.
Ilratui (,'rom nf iho Jeloii of llnnnr Jumur Vlrn I'nmiilmil Mrs. 0. A.
"Pirn Mr. Merrick, mid Ctiiniimiiderienrim.
MMpom of Hi Roclmmbeau di-rorMiM. (.h!U,,t, Mr, .lin, Bargmtl.
Horr.ru .bo ,bl shlon yreienUy. , towwr , ZoI1)) c. Kbnll.
. .lifMil in (I'llllll Tl H llirui "in"
lanrd n boftin for llnrrlck n tbo re
publican i-nmlldnln for thn ir'lil'ii
ill nomlnnllon In I Old,
Treamtier Mr. Carey M. Rnitmb)'.
Conductor Mrs. ll. K. Wllbrnw.
fiimr.l- Mr.i llunrlolln llronlilluld.
Kaiser Wilhelm Is Sick
MOVING SAWMILL HERALD STORY
TO THIS COUNTY UNITES CHUMS
TL'. .U. iltil- -i . !
. c uuiuu uuu.un uvcure mai oniy . ,. 1!M i, -.i v
Mass., manages a mouse farm, which! Is over 1,000. The union Is prepared". ,
rats t to care for these until they get work. , .' .. on BM, .,.,. mMA
rhe operators say that they have n mh , ,-,m-.
salo for her little animals from medi- no places for tho striking men nt the : fenced D s, . h ti,do nl
il Itinlltiillntio ifIia,. IIiav nf. iiiiaI nusnn. Itmn ... .ll, M ., ... . BIW VU SW
..4...UMUU4, i..VtV MV " MA.U I'IKVUI V..LIC, UU1 M ItCUIJJlUJ (UCUl
for research work. las vacancies occur.
harbors over 11.000 mice, 500
and 100 rabbits. She tlnds a steady
(Continued oa
)
.MILL MACIIIXF.KV l.KIT MO.V-
TA(il'i: THIS MORXIXO, AND 1'
i:.i'i:rri:i here tomorrow.
i
fJOIXU 111' AT Ol.EXK
A THIRD RKUXIOX IS HELD IX
KI.AMATH FALLS BY DUFUR
.MAX WHO IS HERE VISITING
SISTF.R, .MRS. E. H. RAMSRV
Patriotism Prevented Panic
German Ruler Contracts Pneumonia Whileat Front
United 1'iess Service
HiniLiN, Doc. u. It la muled
e
) Hint he I In i very serious rondl-
to. Illlll.
'" that Kaiser Wilhelm Is nrforli.R n u ,,ol11 " " w ,1 . I h b
, l(iii)H'ror will bo In n condition nlcn
"'M a Hovero nlliick of pneumonia. ;w wnrrA1 ,,h removal to Iho nip.
'"rlliT In thu day It mn lenrned thul (a,
H'u kalHer's condllloii was snllsfiio- IIohIiIom the pneuiuonlii which ho
lory lo IiIh phyutclaiirt, hut his comll-llmH coiilrflcted, llm Itnlmr's lieiillh In
"n Ib kiicIi ihut ho will bo uiinlilo loJnUii coiishlernbly linpalfeil as tho ro
'"turn to llerllu for some time. Hiijt of llm nMnmio exorllon of ro-
Klinr wnii.,1,,, i.u i....... m iim. malnliu: almost loiiHtniitiy in ino moih
front almom roiitliiuaiw lnr.. tho bo- with lil troops Mlnro Iho war stinted
, -"-.-.- .-. r.... .
kIuiiIiik of tho war. either In tho onst
"in or westurn tboator, mill his III'
Hs H attributed to exposure, hIiioh
traveled almost entirely by uulo,
Tim Mtnff phynlclans have iirrompiinlod
him I'Verywhcro.
Huffem fruni IlidiiUrlitw
I'lilloil j'ross Service
AMSTERDAM, Doc. 8. Tills nor
noon's niossnie from Berlin, rourd
K llm condition of Kaiser Wlllieliu,
rlio strain of attempting to dlnot tho
troops bolh in tho oast ami went bus
worn tho kaiser terribly.
Practically over since the war Klnrt-
ed Kaiser Wilhelm bus been almost a
'coiiKtiint sufferer with vory severe
.headnches. brought on through lieu-
rnlKln.
Ilerlln mesMiiges sny that this Iron.
! hlo has rendered tho kulser very Irrit
able. Of Into, bo has repenteuiy, oo
como oxtremoly violent toward his
counsellors and others around him,
Uulted l'ress Service I
WASHINGTON, Dec. y, Optimism
In pieparatlon for commencement! in nddlllon to a reunion with bis
of construction of n sawmill im early .sister, Mrs. E. It. Ramsby, Louis J.
ns possible next spring, 11. II. Ed- Kllnger of Dufur, Ore., has enjoyed
mouds and associates will tomorrow 'two other pleasant reuulous since
morning receive thrco carloads of saw icomlng to Klamath Falls on his way
mill nmi'hlnory. This will bo trans-. to Cloverdale, Calif,
potted to their mill site near Olene as) Learning that Mr. nnd Mrs. Kllnger
soou tin thu roads are In good shape were leaving tomorrow for California, ,
for heavy hauling. (Mrs. Eliza Snwtoll, who Is an old ' pervades tho business world. The
The mill machinery coming In is .childhood friend of tho brother and1 country can look with confidence to
the complete equipment of tho old sister, delayed hor departure fortt,0 future of Its trade, commerce and
IMmonds, Hull & Horn Lumber com- Chlco until tomorrow, so tho old industry. Such, lu belief, is the op
pany. It Is sulllelent machinery for friends will meet attho station nndlmUtlc outlook or Secretary of tho
tho milling of from 40,000 to r.0,000 pleasantly spend the hours of their Treasury McAdoo. as given, in his an
feel of lumber a day. Journey In swapping romlnlsconces. u,a report made public today.
II. II. Edmonds came in last night I u waa ,l10 Intention of H. Q. Bus- n0 udmlttod that the couutry might
froni Montague, whero bo suporlu- 8cy ft woU kn0W11 resldont of Langell easily buvo been Involved In u "panto
vanoy, in reuiru nome lasi nigui. t,r cataclysmic proportions" In ttio
When ho rend In Tho Herald yester- ,tark days after tho outbreak of Eur
day that Mr. and Mrs. Kllngor wcro'0po's war.
hero from Dufur, ho Immediately do-1 n(1t ho held that tho ship of
elded to remain ovor today, nnd as a tlnanco steered clear through troubled
result, thoro was another reunion, for Jw-utors bocauso of the basic economic
Kllnger and Russoy were boon com-, strength of tho country and tbo
pallons In tho days when thoy woro, "patriotism of Its people In ovory
i kids nud Oregon waa somewhat of a (..BS3 (Uid walk of life."
youngster, too. Thoy spent a most i,ulse, too, for tho co-oporatlou of
pleasant evening last night, telling of, -uIk i,8liies8" In the porlious days
their hunting experiences over In tho; was given In unstinted measure.
Valley. i "Confldeuco has boou restored nnd
specie payments have been maintain-
Optimism Pervades Business World, Says McAdoo
.
tended tho loading of tho equipment.
Tbo tlireo cars loft Montague this
morning,
Edmonds and his associates havo
purchased practically 15,000,000 foot
of timber In tho Olene country. They
plan lo run n full season next year,
nud toward that end, will start con
htructtou of tho saw mill Just as early
next spring as tho weather permits,
Alii Society Meeting.
The Ladles' Aid Society of tho
Christian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon nt tho home of Mrs. James
llllioii on High strcot near Eleventh.
Tho meeting will start at 2130.
Mrs. Kutherluo Nichols of Cincin
nati has Invontod anil pntenled u
tolephono device consisting of double
receiving tube, which compels tho
user to speak dlroctly Into the transmitter.
So eager for higher education are
tho young women of Mntno that one
cn-educntlonni Institution was so ovor
crowded that It wns obliged to fix a
limit to tho number of womon admit
ted any one year to fifty.
in Java, when a man. marries, ho
goes to his wife's house, where the
women sit In council upon all mat
tors of Importance and dictate the
affairs of the home,
ed lu tho face of tho world," said
McAdoo. "Tho general revival of
business throughout tho country Is
tho host ovIdeiiCQ that confidence has
returned."
That tbo treasury department per
formed it gigantic task lu aiding a
distorted and daugeroua financial
situation was ovldenced from Mc
Adoo's review of department action
In the crisis. Issue of emergency cur
rency, amendment of the federal re-
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Secretary McAdoo
servo act, cotton nnd grain confer
ences, International exchange adjust
ments, creation of a semi-public cot
ton pool these and other undertak-
tugs, proptly managed, orereasae dif
ficulties of an enormous site.
Of the new federal reserve beak
lug system, McAdoo' predicts great
things.
Would Extend War Ta
McAdoo coutonded tbat to preserve .
tho sound condition of the treasury,
i It would bo well to extend the opera
tion of tho war tox.
"I venturo to suggest that thla Hab
itation to December 31, 1915, should
bo removed and the act amended aaA
i as to provldo that it shall romala ta
force until peaco Is restored la Kur
;ope, that fact to be determined hy a
proclamation of the presldeat," Me
Adoo said lu this connection. .,
"This is all the more necessary he-,
cause oven with tho retura f'aaafe '
It win be a long time, la all prefcakM
lty, before tho belligerent MUaaa.wM .
be able to restore their' aieiilMiH.'.
power and foreign coaweee.'-''sjsd
oven then the proceea ' ataat'k;
gradual." v ' "it '
WarKlak
Turning to the new aatlvttjr
treasury department la kaadUsur 1
risk insurance, McAdoo said tkat (fee
bureau Is co-ODerstlBC .saaaMBfesK
with the customs dlrUioa.Tafc IMthf '
li Is nroviaa a xeaatHaai:asja 'f-
for the proteeUea aad aMrilfp iff J
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