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KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Ninth Ywtr Noa.Mrl
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1915
Price Fire
GERMANS RESUME TAFT SAYS NOTE
OFFENSIVE NEAR TO ENGIAND WAS
Believed Formidable Blown Up by German Submarine jtlERMANY SAYS RUSSIAN ADVANCE
FRENCH DISPATCH
nJBfp"lH.
MUESE, ARGONNE THE PROPER WAY
MAKINU
AUS K!A
! SERVICr UNI RUE FEEL ILL AT EASE
i
s, i-iti;cit hkim;i.si:i m:aii,thky oaiturk passes ix thk
in nil hmn"hact in tin; north
TMHATKIl
Ml
iicinnml HHpirw Willi Ikdhl'ortrM,.,,, .......
"" " "Tones mi' Aitiiilialile," Sii)n I'm inn
,m Urlllng Hu)', Rs-MroyliiK '
Trciulic mill C'iiUmimih of tlio Other
t)uy Artillery Rooming t'oiitliiti
nlly Around Hi" Ik'lgbui Cot
(liTiimu Mim In AUmc'.
(nltcd 1'rtM Hsnrlce
I'Altlrt, Jim. 2. Meaner mlvlci'H I
(mm I tic front are l llio nffocl llmtj
On. (IrrniHiiH haw resumed (ho of-.'
fpimhn In tho Argentic mid Monollo
ilimltti mid lu l liu rogoln of the
the Miicmo, mid Hint I tiny hnv Imvii
utroiiKly reinforced.
Thin teiirrnl oITi'IihIvo iiiuvi'iiH.'iit
H etldelltly pUnilCd Willi lilt' llltuil-
Hoti of forcing tho French to with,
draw from AUnce. Tim wnr nrflco
report, however, thnl the eiwmy Iiiih
been iniiblo to mak any material)
Ktiln l
.MInliiK operation hnvit featured
tlio iiiowiiifiilH iif both tho Hermans
and i lie Allien during tin- pant 30
lioiirn
Hnppers surcxidod In demolishing
tlio French laliwon between llcnu.
ntrit mid Achlrourt, mid tho French
demolished tlio German trnchvn ut
I'.irtllter and In tho Hollo forent.
It Ik Admitted that tho annum
attacked forcefully nliicv Thurndity,
tut It I hwlxtcd that they worn
everywhere, repulsed. Violent artil
lery continue In tlio dune nround
S'l'iiirt and Xennebcke and In tho
region nf Arm, Allien mid Hoye. i
CAR MUST BE
LOADED SOON
ONI.V A FKW UAVH IjKFT IX
WHICH T) flKT OFF BIIII'MKXT
OF FIX)Ull FO!t TIIK HTAKVIXG
HKU1IANH
If tho benevolently Inclined clti
jchh nf Klamath Palht nro to tuku
advaiitftRo of the froo trmmportntlon
nrfcrcd by tho rnllrouds for nil goods
ili'iHlncd for tho relief of tho ntnrv
Iiik HulKlmm tlioy innnt sol a movo
on. mid hnvo tho car Inndod hy Tuox
dny nftornoon.
Tim orlKlnnl offor for froft trmiR.
portntlon oxplrod January 1, hut tho
Houthorn I'nclflc Compnny him ox-
twulcd thin timo n trlflo for KlmnuthV
bt-noflt.
Tho iifiornoon of Tiiotday, .lnnuiiry,
5, however, la tho extreme limit, mid
the car mimt bo loaded hy that tlmoj
Fern Hobbs
Her New
United 1'resi Service
SALEM, Ore., Jan 2 -After acting
private secretary to Governor Oa
wald Wort, who retire from offlco
Juninry 1J, for aevcrnl yer, MUa
Fern Hobba today became a m'ombor
't Hie Btato InduitrUl Accldeni Com
rntHHlou, The poiltlon paya a aalary of f 3,
ttuu n year and U one, of .the beat
npI'Mutlve omcM in ih Stat. Mln
HohbH will b tk only woman mm.
her ot the eoaaiMM,
ph.uhi:h wilhox for ink yricii
Mmm
, l"irldcii Wilson H)h IIU I'm-
llnar Wit Kthmisicd mill 'II ml Mo
IVIt Hi' Wiii Compelled In .Mnki'1
tlii Pioli-. in Ht'i' i'liiil Yankee I
Ship An MoleMed Xi Further.
United Pre Hurt lie
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. In mi In.
torvlow Willi tho Unllnd Htalo Press
today, forini'd l'i-tileiit Tun praised
President Wilson' note of proton!
to England.
"Tl.i' in Htm wn JiiHt wluil hiiuld
littvn heew-dono," unlil Tnfl. "The
noli witM couched In uilmlrnliln term.
ninl tln toii! vwu tut li oiikIk to )
"I mn iinfmnlllnr ni in I lie actual
iili-niriH lending In tlili nnxltlon. lint
thti tone of din uuto Ih udmlnilil.' "
AccoidliiK to tho Whllo IIoiihi). "ox.
ItmiMuil pntlonie" wild England' ni
tlitido toward American Hlilpplng pr
rlnllntd I he KMicllnit of tint nrol.'l.
Wllron'o fori'ticm-nncc reached tlio
breaking point, mid he reluctantly
felt compoltiid to protest.
U (o Hint lime, tint llrllUh fnrolKii
(iftlrn toniporUcil or iKimrcd torn
plnlniH, vcrbiil ur written, no tho
only nltoriiutlvt) wnm lo protciii slitor
iiuhI)', imikliiK It linposAllilo to ;llti
rcitnrd It.
ARMOR FACTORY
HIT BY PROBE
'().(!lti:SSIO..l. tXI.MMITTKi: KX.
i'i:(m:n to m'I'out ahvi:uhi:.
I.Y OX TIIK FltOSMXT FtUt A
;vi:itMKNT.ov.i:n aiimok
fijAti: woicks
United Pronii Kervlco
WA8IIIN0TON, Jon. 2.Tho con
Krcftslonnl comnilltee, appointed to
InvontlKftto prnptwinlri for n Federal
armor pinto factory, In expected to
make IIh report early next week.
Senator Tillman Ih chairman.
It In undcrMtoad that the committee
will report advcmoly to tho project
at thin rohhIoii, because of the neces
ally for rigid roiiKroRHlonnl economy.
.'oweii JetH the Coin
A total of I31C.I7 tvna turned over
to tho county treaHiiror thin morn Iiik
by JiikIIcq of tho I'onco K. V. (lowoii,
iih tho earnings of IiIk olllro for tho
week. Hlnco then, ho has taken In
another $25 (Inc.
Tho North Heiul MauufacturliiK Co.
lias ordcia for dorn from KuKland.
Begins
Job Today
Mle llobbn' tenuro im private sec
cotnry to tho chief cxocutlvo waa
unrkod by ncttvl'.lcu that ntractod
r.ntlonwldo attention, She conductod
a number of InvestbtalloiiH In connec
tion with moral crunndes In various
tots nc of tho State.
Ilor inont apoctaculnr performance
wuh a year ago, when, accompanied
hy n Hquad of stato militia, alio in
vaded Conporfluld, n town of the old
"wild Wont" Hort, closed nil salooas
and caused to bo confiscated the
storks of liquors, sftuibllng paraphor
nalliand firearms.
ilfc. WrBW't Y&m ? .
i jp2t'g
Im iilmte plii'ioKrnpli "f pn
imlntl duty in the fall.
I'nlted I'rodB Service
LONDON Jn " While all de-
Ui I lit are withheld, II Ih eoiiHldored
eeriuln that the battleship Formld-
able whh deHtroyed by a torKdo
HONEST RECORD!
,ITi:U HinOTIXM A SWAX AXI
i,i:um.v; that thk iuhh is
I'ltOTKCTKU. HK COMKS TO
TOWS AND I'AVH A FINK
Mr. UloRenes nocd look no further,
Klamath County ban the Honest Man
ho necks.
ThlH In Charles 1). Wlllson, pro
prietor of tho Uoclty Tolnt supper re
nort on Upiior Klamath Lake. Ho
Is so conscientious about keeping law
that ho uindo the trip from tho other
end of tlio lake today to pay a line.
A few duyH iiko. Wlllson shot a
swan. AflorwiirdH ho found out thut
thin bird Is protected, mid that to
shoot It Is unlawful.
At once, Wlllson hourledly tele
phoned Justice of tho Pence (lowon,
HtatliiR that ho had violated the
Rnmo laws, and would bo in tu pny
a line. This mornliiK ho appenrod
before Howell to "take his inedlclno".
Itut this could not bo done until a
compLilnl had been made nnnlnM
Wlllson,
Yet undaunted, Wlllson set fortli
and found Deputy (innio Warden
Stout. To Stout ho told all of the,
facts, bo tho latter could swear to aj
complaint.
Wlllson then entered a plea of
KUllty. Ho was assessed $25, tho
minimum lino, by Justice of tho
Pence Oowen.
"There mo hoiuo peoplo up there
who nro breaking tho same laws
rlcht along, and I intend to sco Hint
they Btop It," snld Wlllson today.
"In view of this, It would look n
Ilttlo bit aoor If 1 waa Insisting on
othois keciplng within tho law, and
breaking It myself."
LvlleV Mother Dies
WILSON SCORES
Word lias been received horo ofil'.v a scoro of 0 to 4
the death of Mrs. Cimrlotto Wood,
mother of Don J. Lytic, well known
!n this city, Tho domlso occurred
Inst week In Indiana, and Mr. Lyllo
was at tho besldo of his parent. Mrs.
Wood was long a respected lesldont
of that section.
Jack Han ho Gout !
Oonlnl Jack Klmbnll Is about to,
mnko' application for admission Into
tho ranks of tbo Four Hundred, Ho
produces as credentials an atack of
rheumatic gout.
Hrr lf. UHM .Klv3w ZnmImm r
Hon of tho crew of the I'm inldnlde, taken JuM before the wnrslilp siaiieil
fioui n Ceriiuui KUbinnrliie Thiu Is hideruble criticism is expressed on the
believed to hnvo occurred off 1'ortB- failure of the UritlsU submarines.
mouth. Tho admiralty has Issued n list of
Tho lateBt repot ts are that only Z7 ofllcors, headed by Captain I.ox-
ISO of tho crew woro saved. Con-, ley. and says all perished.
TO ORGANIZE TO
ENFORCE STATUTE
UXIOX MKKTIXU TO I IK UKI.I) AT
MirnioDisT ciiuitcii to phi:-
PAHK FOH KKKPIXCJ KliAMATH
FAI.I.S "DUY"
Tho bllng pig, speak-easy aud boot
logger aro to be unknown In Klamath
Falls after tho stato goes dry, or tho
efforts of local prohibitionists will
count for naught. Tomorrow night
a union platform meeting will bo held
at Oiraco M. K. Church, when organi
zation will bo effected to work for
enforcomont of tho law.
Laymen will bo tho speakers. It
Is the Intention not to Interfere with
the olllcers, but to nld thorn In heir
work.
IS
DOWNED IN GAME
KKWPIKS ARK TOO FLKKT AXI)
STRONG FOR LOCAL YOUTHS
MERRILL AX KEXO TEAMS ARE
HEREE TONIGHT;
1
Forty-eight to thirteen was tho
final scoro when the game between
Kloth Anibroso's Kowples and tho
basketball team ot tbo K. 0. H. S.
ended last night. It would bo better to!
any "part of the K, O. II. 8.", for
Noel and Page, two of tho mnlnstays,'
wore out of I ho gnmo. A preliminary
gumo between tho Blues and Ulacks.
went to tho last mentioned girls I
This evening tho high school will
piny tho Men ill high school team
a return gnmo at tho rink. Pre
ceding this will bo a gomo between
tho teams of tho Central nnd Keno
schools. Tho llnoup ot the Central
teuni will Include Korr at center,
Motschenbachcr, Hilton and Dow as
forwards, and Lawrence, Chambor-
lain and Summers as guards
French and Gorman flshormon can
be compelled to eery In their respec
tlvo navies.
H
SCHOOL
7
vF
IT. LAKI DINNER
A GRANDSUCCESS
OXK HUXDltKl) AXIi FIFTY PEO-
PM-: ATTKX1) AND KXJOY l'KO.
flllAM GIVKX UXDKR AUSPICES
OF LADIES' AH) SOCIETY
(Herald Special Service)
-MT LAKL Jan. 2. Tho annual
Now Year's banquet, given yesterday
under tho auspices of tho Ladles'
Aid of tho Mt. Laki Church, was a
great pleasure to those attending. The
families of tho congregation and
their friends Joined In a social day
with picnic dinner followed by a pro
gram of toasts and readings, recita
tions and music.
Tho Mt. Laki gleo club sang soveral
selections. Mrs. Murphy sang n solo,
Irene Lewis and Graco Reese sang
in Get man and tho Primnry class and
several othors sang.
Mrf. Lewis and Mrs. Geston gavo
readings.
l'erd Williams recited and Mr. Mc
Lellnu and Mr. Colson whistled sey
ci al fcloctlons.
ron&lfc weio responded to as fol fel fol
eows: Mrs. Lewis, "Women"; Mr.
Lewis, "Men"; J. G. Camp, "Our
wives, God Bless Thorn."
Over l'"0 were present. Among
those isllliu: from tho Falls were
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Camp, and daugh
ter; .Mr and Mrs. George G. Fry,
and daughter; Forrost Pell, Maude
Miller mid Mario Griffith.
MUs .Mario Griffith is out for the
veed-end.
The Mt. Laki nnd Falrwlew and
Spring Liilco kcIiooIs begins on Mon
day, after tho holiday vacations.
Miss Maude Miller Is visiting Miss
Fayo West.
11, A, McComb of Langell Valley,
has been visiting his brother John Mc
Comb. The young peoplo attondlug high
school mo returning after tho vaca
tion Rill Comes lu
Win. Twlssolmnnn ls lu town to
day from the Henley ranch, with his
2-h, p. Studebacker.
Quite a crowd ot Klamath Falls
people attended tho dance In Mer
rill last night. All report a good
tlaa.
STI'.IXIIACII
,'lhey AIm Clnlm 'Unit Hit- I'rcnili Ale
l)i iini) Iiik VIIIiiki's mid Killing
Soii.CoinlmfmiN, foe Which the
IWuiih is l.nld in the Door of ("ier-
iniui) Tide In In Fut or of fier
mails In WiiIiiii, Say livrlln Wires.
L'nltcd Press Service UnUed ,,,, j
BERLIN. Jan. 2. The war oflice, pETnooRAD, Jan. 2. la the Mil
today asserts that the French claims (Wa reg,on the German8 valaly at.
of victories at Sfelnbacli are baseless temptea the ottenaU.e An4 80Vere
and without any foundation, as the flgbtIng followed. It i8 ndmUted that
I rench attacks they were repulsed tho Gcrniang mado allght glna at
with great loss. gom(J pontgf but u ls aUted tnat
It Is also asserted that the French the malu Russan 9trateglc polnt9
are systematically bombarding and are not threaten
destroying villages behind the Ger- Rus9,an stcamcra bearIn8 hsavy
man Hues, killing many non-combat- artIery bombarded tho Oerman
ant? In one village 30 non-combat- po9,tlon on the IaIand of janyBn0w.
ants wcro killed. 'opposite Vysogrod.
The war ofllco also claims that Belwccn Lower Vistula and Pillca
Mibstantial gains aro being made In ,nc Gerraans attacked In force under
the Argonne region north of Verdune. heavy arUiiery fire. They made
and between Vihy and Appremont.sght galns but were !ater repU,ged.
The French attacks have been re-
pulsed, and at one point 33 officers , United Press Scrvlce
and 100 men were captured. The ,. r. r
Germans also claim to have captured , i, ' , !"T. W"
the entire forest of Urules, and now s ated. thls "" "
bold the Allies trenches.
HORSE-AUTO SWAP
BEFORE JUSTICE
. .McTWKKDY,
STEALING A
ACCUSED OF
HORSE.
SAYS
OTHER FELLOW DID NOT MAKE,
GOOD I.V TRADE BARGAIN
j
Tho preliminary hearing of tho'
charge of horse-stealing, preferred
against N. McTwecdy by G. A. John-
stono, began today before Justice of
tho Peace Gowen. District Attorney1
Irwin represents the state, and W. H.
A. Renner is conducting the defense.
The testimony of Johnstono was
that December 30. McTweedy wont
to Johnstone's ranch near Spring
Lake, where Johnstone and others
were engaged In breaking sage brush.
Ho stated that McTweedy said he
would take the gray gelding, and did
so, lending it away. ,
There wero three men present at
the time, said Johnstone. Ho says
McTwoedy mado a movo as If to pull f
a gun, and they then did not attempt
to Interfere. '
Tho cross examination dovelopedi
that tho horso was traded to
stono by McTweedy for' an nuto-
mobile. Tho auto was in Silver Lake
over 100 miles away, and McTweedy
maintains he was to give n bill of
sale for the horso after ho found
tho car as represented. This, It
Is stntcd. ho did not. as tho crank.
National Automobile
Show Started Today
NEW YORK. Jan 2. Direct drive,
.enter control, chnsalo, floating axle
mid similar technical terms -aro now
on tap at tho Grand Central Pnlaco
for the anuual national automobllo
show, oponod today. Nearly 300 ex
hib'tors and manutaturors are exhib
iting the newest lu pukoIIuo and elec
tric cars and accessories,
New makes ot self-starters, patent
gear-shafts, speed Indicators, light
JAHPATUIAXS
IVtroKnnl Despntcho Hy That Bu-
i
i lmw Are Xow Turning Their
Whole Attcntlou to C'ruiiIUng tiu
Couutry Killed by Franz Joaef
Hcvcro FlKhting Between KuMUn
and C.'erninn Forces In Vlclelty of
.Mlntt n
sians uare captureu iour v.arpaiman
passes, tho Austrian forces retreated
toward Hungary.
i It ls admitted that the Russian
losses werevery heavy. Russian of
llclals admit that the present plan
l.s to make a supremo effort to crash
the main Austrian defenses In the
i Carpathians.
United Press Service t
VIENNA, Jan. 2. Undoubtedly
the main Russian Attack Is directed
toward Hungary, instead of Germany
or Western Gallcla.
Fouf eBormoua coldmns are driv
ing through the Carpathians from
JN'yaykow, Turka Tind G or lice, the
crack Eighth Russian corps leading.
Considerable nervousness Is felt In
hls city,
ORCHESTRA TO
GIVE A SERIES
(
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FIRST DANCE WILL RE HELD AT
OPERA HOUSE THIS EVEN 1X0
ARE TO RE HELD EYEY WEEK
HEREAFTER
Tho llrst of u series of weekly
John-'dancos will bo given this evening
at Houston's opera house ,by the
Metropolitan Orchestra, the splendid
musical organization which plays
at tho Star theater.
Tho dances are lo bo given every
Saturday night.
British India's wheat crop ls esti
mated this year at 8,385,000 tons.
ing Bj-stcms, horns, and so on are
on exhibition to Indicate the progress
ot nutamobllo nvinufacturlng during
the last year.
One ot tho features ot the snow
this year will bo Society Day when
tho -dmlBslon fee wJH be doubled la
order to keep out tho mere curiosity
eeekora and attract the preepeHIre
purchasers.
The show will continue one week.
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