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KLAMATH PALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPM
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1914
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Germans Gain in
South; Russians
Towards North
1X11 rttx Hervlce
l'KriHKJIU4l, Iknr, tl, -4Jrrnutn tlaluu in a .iif-pliiK tiilor) uar
ttMr alv n4 only llrulrat Uf k Mar nlticr, lull t,n llrfr.it of tho Off
mm In .Vtittlirrtt I'ulatol Jxilulol mil.
Ttm ubjrrl of Mcli faufart-a U Ci rilJnii In mat,, u. m.rrj mImmiI
pulling suant Uhm ttoropniM opinion." ) il- .intriiirni. "Tim t.
ww would llko In would ihW opinion in Uirlr nun will, Iml ihry m
uxtrrttlug badly,
"tttrj III Ink lwy ran Make llicin.rllr, nniUurrr, linri llicj hale
Irailf born itrlvrtt fruttt Ciorltrnnff, nllli ir HiimUii trH mi llirlr
"Prom Hip fiKt thai Hip Urrtnau lart llx-lf lm Ailmlllnl llil, ncu
Irtl rvunldr Mill lf abl u aarertaln llm Irtnli of 1I1U uiriiiml.
Graeco -Turkish Break Is
the Latest Threatened
Uiil prs Service
IXIMHI.V, lUx. IB. Wfulun recanting lit"' Inliu In llin rl lli '
wall of (UNdlrtlag tatnitrtila from (.Yncml tun llliulrntMri: nml lirnml
IHlk MftuJaa, iMillmlo that Ih(Ii armtr rn virlnll) .iirrrMful 1I1U
ttk.
The (IrniwM iai ltin Vr" Imm the north una ImiII) roiiliit, j
km llin Huatlott In llir Mtullirnt from iiinliiiilitrtlly I. In fnmr of the I
:-rtiiAH, n iliclr adv-iur fnnn xiutii f llir VUlula nmartt WarMW U i
rsTniBjc.
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BELGIAN RELIEF
WORK ORGANIZED
IN KLAMATH NOW
(PLAN IH TO SEND A CABLOAI) OF
! FLOUR
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Martin llrutlicn Make Siteclal Price
on narrrU of Klnmath Flour, aad
Coimulllcc l .Vained to RcelTe
I lie Contribution and Forward
Tlicnt lo Itrach tlio Proer Persona
So Thejr Will lie Shipped.
tnlictl l'rw Urvlc
AMHTKKIIAM, !, U ,iMcr. ) ltii.l armonMl Irnin inrry
lug IimmI and ammunition In itio rwilli(nii tin Mmtn up. llir miiu U
" lrm.
I l'nlUJ l'rc Sen Ico Tlio C.enunn nnibasiador at Con-
ATHENS, IKf. , l'J tSvrmany In utantlnoplo bna ben orJered by Gcr-
.cmlenuirliiK lo prou'til a runturu In! man v to Inturrcno there and urevent
ili i frlciully rolntlo'nt between arooco.ilio threatened execution of a Greek
and Turkey Tlioro li wnr tnlk rlfo nrmy ofllcer ns a spy by the Turkish
IttiruUKhoul the kingdom today.
.nulhorltUg.
L'nliiHl r Hart u
I4IMM1N, live. 10 It la rrporlnl Hint (iiiwml 1'iHlonk, bji Au
IrUii Kiainuuiilrr, U lo lw dtotrtl ami inttnlij- iiuirl martlalcd, liocaitM
lie dlMtntra llw Ncnrlan campalirn.
Am AttatriaK oMrlal latrmrnl claim Hie ltuln nrv rrltrntluK
kw flfijr mil front.
Bill a
Help to Irrigation
REAL CATERER GARRISON GETS
TO PLAY PART: WHAT HE WANTS
.M.ix.w)i:it of ii.u.i, ouimi wn.i.
Hi: MA.VAOKIl OF THK CAHARKT
I.V THK II.V.AM.K OF CUIUST.
MAS VAUDKV1I.I.K
VKHV MTTLK CHANGE IH MADE
.IN THE AMOUNT OF THE ARMY
APPROPRIATION AS THE REC
OMMENDATION READ
Jones' Measure Provides for Bend Guarantee
A bill that will lirlnir lu-lu In nil
forms of Irrigation project nml mnkv
It I'OMltito for audi projocu an tho
lli'Motly anil tlio tower Klninntli
lako dUirlela to iccuro tlio money
llli which lo carry on their work,
li been Introduooil In tlio wnnln by
Himior Joiun of Waihlngton.
Tim bill follew:
" It enactoil by thn mnato and
h""" "' reprenontttllvoM of tho United
H'nto of America hi conuroiw nMoin
,,!,'t. Tlmt tlio declared purpono of
tlila act In o oncourngo tho rcolninn
,lf,i of landN iiiulor lawn enacted to
lint end by tho novcral utalen, and to
Pfovldo for tho co-operation of the
"lilted Htate. In aid therefor,
Bee. 3. That whenever any dis
trict duly orttanUeil uuder tho law
f ony atnie, haying for It purpoie
tlm Irrlgatlnc, draining or diking of
iftnda within tho dlitrlct, and boliig
""thorUod by law to Uauo Its honilH
to Procuro fundi for tho carrying out
f tho purpoioa of ita organliatlon,
"nil dcelre tho co-operation nml aid
or tho United Statu, It (hall file with
no iecretary of the Interior plan
"'id oitlaiatee of the work proposed
o ho don for the reclamation of dli
, rlct lands, and abi.lt make appllca
itlon to have such plane and estimates
Mlned and approved. The seers.
Inry uf Hi" Interior tlieruiipou mIiiiII
en ii ho nil oininlimtloii to bo ninilo of
tho ilnim mid tlio dUtrlci project,
and If (ho hiiiiio Hlmll bo iIkuhh! feasi
ble, or Hlmll bo no modified im to be
fenHlblo, the Hocrciiiry of thn Interior
limy, on bolinlf of tho United Slnton,
Kiinnialisi (ho Intercul on binula to bo
iMtied by Mid district for tlio pur
piiHCH aforetnld.
Her. 3. Tlmt tlio illslrlit honiU to
bo Kunrnnlt'od iih herelnbeforo pro
vided mIiiiII run for a period not to ex
ceed forty years, nnd tho Interest to
bo Kunriinteed hIi.iI! not exceed -I por
cent per milium, und with tlieao lim
itations each Htnto mny prescribe tho
tlmo mid uinuuor of tho payment of
(ho bomiH of its dlBtrlctH. Tlio guar
anty upou nil bonds Hlmll bo condi
tioned Unit any dofmiltliiK Interest
shall bo paid by tlio Unllod Htntea;
and In cast) uny district Hlmll default
In Its bond Interest, nml Hitch lutorest
uhnll bo paid by tho United Htntoa
under Its guaranty, tho United Btntcd
Khali liiivn nil remedies which mo glv
on by law to tho bondholder, nml tho
bunds nml Interost shall bo nindo by
law u lion upon nil tho lands within
tho district.
Bee, 4. That tho secretary of tho
I . .
Another touch or realism mat nas
been added to tho plans for the
onnret scene In tho Chamber of Com
merce Christmas Miudovlllo Is tho se
lection of II. K. Day as manager of
tho cabaret. Day Is tho manager of
tho Hotel Hall drill, mid nil of tho
patrons of that popular eating place
bear strong testimony as to his tlt-
iiess to carry out this exacting work,
for alt ho will have to do li to act
natural,
Another addition to tho vnudovlllo
company I Clifford Sovlts,, who Is
llbted ns Mnnnger of tho Wardrobe,
but calls himself property man. Ho
Is organUlug a capable following to
neo that tho proper propa aroall there
when wanted.
United Press Service
.WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 19.
Tho Iioubo committee on military at
f a Ira has agreed to an army approprl
ntlon bill carrying practically every
tiling asked for by tho war depart
moot. No provision Is made, how-
over, for a larger army, or for tho
establishment of a reserve.
Tho measure carries appropria
tions for 1100,000,000, which la
$3,000,000 below the submitted esti
mate. Tho budget devotes f 100,000
for another squadron of eight air
machines.
CAST TO HOLD
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l.enves Tomorrow.
County School Superintendent Fred
i Peterson leaves In the morning to
attend tho Oregon State Teachers,
convention at Eugene nud to grade
Ipnpers and attend tho county school
superintendent's convention at Salem.,
REHEARSAL
(Contluued on Page 6)
All of tha mmitoura who aro going
to participate lu tho vaudovlllo show
to bo stagod Christmas ulght nud
tho night followlug for tho World
Fair fund, will meet at the opera
houso tomorrow nt 3 p, m, for ro-liearsal.
At tlila time, the order of the pro-
will, ho outllnod,
Herald want ads trliv results.
A carload of flour from Klamath
county for tho relief of the starving
people of war-stricken Belgium. This
Is what local pcoplo bopo to bring
about as our contribution for the re
lief ship, which leaves Portland early
In January-
A local committee Is composed of
tho two local banks, the pastors of all
the local churches. Dr. W. A. Leon
ard, Mrs. Skllllngton, Mrs. C. R.
Miller, Miss Laura Bice. R. H. Dun
bar, George A. Wlrtz,I. D. Coats
and W. S. Slough. They will receive
and forward contributions.
In order to make It easier on (nose
contributing, Martin Brothers Mill
Ing company has made a spctal price
of $4.80 per barrel for Anchor Brand
flour. All who can aro urged to con
tribute for a barrel or a sack of
flour.
It Is the Intention of tho commit
tee to send the Klamath county con
trlbutlon by the middle of the com
Ing week. All non-perishable provi
sions will bo welcome.
It Is estimated that SO, 000 barrels
of flour Is less than enough to supply
tho Belgians one day.
SIMS CASE TO
THE JUNE TERM
MOTION UV STATE IS AUREED
TO BY THE ATTORNEYS FOR
THE DEFENSE HORSE THEFT
IS CHARGE
Tho trial of William Sims on a
charge of tho larceny of a mare from
Harrison Brown, a Klamath Indian,
has been continued to tho Juno term
of tho circuit court. A motion made
to that effect by Attorney Manning
for tho state was agreed to by the
defense.
Tho jury was excused until Decem
ber Cth. D. B. Campbell, one Juror,
was excused for tho romalnder of the
term.
METROPOLITAN
ORCHESTRA NOW
This is One of
Most Important
of Recent Moves
United Press Service
LONDON, Dec. IB. Moving northwest from Arras, tiw
IirilUh force today bold ground which represents the moat
since the occupation of Arras, following the battle atosv the
This I tfie first time la two month tliat the allies held territory
of Arras.
Fighting la reported la the outlying districts ot See.
Mangy. This represents an eastward advance of two and a half
It la reported, thoagh not confirmed, that the allies saade
nut advance aear Armeatierea.
The Germaa artillery fa again bombarding Itlilwias
Priace AHguate Wilhelm, one or the kaiser's
head aad leg near there.
I'nited Press Service
BERLIN, Dec. 19. (Wireless to SayriUe, N J.) "Oa the
front the fighting continues about Nleuport, BUcbooto aad La
ays the oflria! statement. "The enemy's attacks west ef Xejresi
repulsed."
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Lnl ted Press Service
GENEVA, Dec. lO. Swiss-Get man newspapers pabUsaJac
knowing the number of Germans dead, wounded aad prisoners to
the total at 1,200,000.
Olene Man Visits. Christmas oa the Fans.
W. R. Brotherton. a well known Miss Bessie Applegate, lastruetcr
resident of the Olene country, camel In English at the high school, loft
In today to give attention to business today for "Brookalde." bar paraaia'
matters. (ranch, to remain over tho kolldai.
Verdict an Acquittal
After Short Deliberation, Merrill Mei Freed
Away for the Holidays.
Miss Wllla Leonard loft this morn
rug for Orants Pass, where sno will
spend tho holidays.
Leave After Visit.
Mrs J. E, Balllngor, who has been
visiting her sou, Postmaster W. A.
Delzoll, left this morning for Los
Angelos. Bho will visit Oakland and
San Francisco ou the way south.
Xinae lu California.
Mrs Sam Short and children da
parted for California this morning to
remain over Christmas.
Tho Metropolitan Orchestra la the
latest mimical organisation for Klam
ath Falls. It la a alx-plece aggrega
tion or well known musicians, tho
members being:
Clarinet, George Mitchell; cornet,
nalph Dewey; trombone, Charles
Hutchinson; violin, Sam Garrett;
piano, Miss Fitspatrlck; drums, A. L,
Wlshard.
The orchestra will make Ita Initial
appearance at the Star theater this
evening In a special program, and will
play there each night.
"Not guilty," was tho verdict re
turned by the Jury which heard the
testimony In tho Stms-Chandler-Ernst
case, which occupied tho circuit court
for nine days. This was returned in
thirty-five minutes after the Jury left
to deliberate.
"Had tho Jury taken a vote on the
case as soon as It left tho court room
I believe that it would have been for
acquittal," said one Juror. "Beforo
we voted, we discussed tho case, and
all were agreed that the hide Intro
duced could not have been burled for
a year, and be In as good condition
as It was. The light that Branden
burg testified to seeing in the Sims
placo while Sims was away Is anoth
er mattor that was convincing."
The three dofendauts are well
kuown through tho county. Love
Chandler, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Chandler, la considered Klamath
county's best rider, and has starred
In two Rodeos. William Sima has a
ranch In the Sand Hollow country,
and Ivan Ernst ia a brother-in-law.
They were arrested in December,
1913, charged with killing a spotted
cow belonging to jj N. Johnson of
Sand Hollow, and selling tho meat.
This was alleged to have been com',
mltted in December, 1912, and aa
evidence, tha prosecution's wltnesaea
declared that they found the hide
and head of the cow, burled on the
Slma ranch. The preliminary hear
Ing was held before Jstttee ef the
Peace Gowen. and the trio
bound over to the grand Jury, the tW-J
fenso offering no testimony. '
At the trial Just ended, the dsfajmj
alleged that tho suit was broegkt In
an effort to drive Sims and Oaensaer
ifrom the country, because Sime had
'homesteaded a tract oa Brrnat.
Mountain whereon was located an In4
dlan spring. The fencing of this la i
said to have aroused some of the eat
tie men. and It was stated that ther
made a number of threats.
"Wo have not been the least afraid '
of what the outcome of the ewe
would be," sold William Sims, eae
tho defendants. "There have been ;
many different trlcka tried on ns te
get us to leave, and the Indicting ate
on a horse stealing charge grows Ml t
ot the same motive. We like Mass
ath county, and have no Men ef leaYvh
Ing." r.
While not all of the witnesses hel
as yet claimed attendance and sNa
age, the claims thua far enteresVlb4
them amount to 1719.10. . AMewlhf $ )
Just 350 for Jury fees, .withe m v-.&Vv
mileage oi me aceeeiee jaijmsasjssaw , -tu;
the pay and mileage of fthe..JsJrtrtM W.
cost thus far ennnwroiWsi'ssW.'fsmM'' ft
Is 11,069.60. Besides this.
the fees of Attorneys Onein
nlng who assisted lathe
the fees of Court
son, the eost of, I
amlnatlen and witness
preliminary hearinsT
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