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RUSSIAN RIGHT
ADVANCES TEN
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I'KTIloaHAD. April H.lt Ii n-
nounrrd tlmflho ItUHaUn right wing
In tint Cnrimthlan campaign hai
vsnrctl ton mile into Hungary In thej
lt U'W duya of nghtlng.
Tlio uilvnnco Ihrough Uaxork l'aiaj
hti nut Iicoii aa auccoaaful. Pending!
the ouH'oiuo of tllo atruggle there' tho!
drann Ihrough I.upkow l'nii I
halted. i
Doth iirmlm nro lonlng honvlly ln(
Ibo floKo lighting for Uaaurk raaa.
Whole compnnlea of Ruaalan ,roonB,:ijn.;ii
preclplcH, which aro maaked with n
licavy ahelvlng of anow.
The gain of the troop around Lup
kow wa made with alight low. While
one Hlnv nrrar held the Auatrlan
troopn nround Ilartfteld, a aecondj
nrmy inovvd aouth from nviania, ana
penetrated to beyond Rtropko,
tinltrd Preaa Servtee
IIKUMK, April H.- A aeml-olBclal
utntment place the Ruaalan loaaea In
ino Carpnlhlana at half a million In
tho campaign now on there. Since
the nnr Marled, It I claimed, the
tf'Aaulnn kav tnat 71011 olleera.
jrr
lilted l'rcwBrlce
LONDON, April H. A Rome dla
fitch to tho Eichango atatea that tho
dltnallon In Vienna la becoming more
mtIouk, and martial law la Imminent.
The population la roatteM becauao
t tho Ruaalan advance through the
Carpathlani.
Antelope Co aeci ration
Unlu-il I'rou Service
WINNIPKCl, Man., April 14. In
rit(r to nave from extinction tho di
minishing handa of antelope, tho
t'nnndlnn government will eatabllah
an untolopo park near Lothbrldgc,
Albcrtn, It became known today Bey
eral nntelopea have been feeding
there nil winter. They are exceeding
'ty Inmp, and are numbered among
i lie few Hurvlvlng antolopea In Weat-jtho
ern Canada.
SEASONS OF MAJOR LEAGUES START
TODAY, WITH EVERY MANAGER SAYING
HE HAS A PENNANT WINNING BUNCH
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OI-KXINQ GAMJM
National taj-aew .
At New York Brooklyn.
At Uoiton Philadelphia.
, At Cincinnati Plttikurg. "
At Chlcago--at'. I-oujii.
American Igre- -
At Philadelphia Boaton.
At Washington New, York,
, At Bt. Louis Chicago.
f At Detroit Cleveland,
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' Y0RK; April M. Theirtr
l 5 toda'r' Th chat for tk mt
i.H,Bmplonhlp began .When tk N-
S"" "a Aiawloaa'UagM. opd
3vr r leaaoni. gVM MMtk Of b-
AT THE CITY HALL CLOSES AT 6 QLQGK T0MQ4feiWMMili
4-JBmffr b7 BK.tam l - -v. "W& i&feiivitWSr'tfe- .iffl
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BROWNSVILLE IS
IN DIRE STRAITS
L'ttUTJIV f.ftf.U L'fltlUUIt '
.rw.i ., i. n riiit,nn niuiu
CUAHTKIIH FOIl IMPERILLED
city iiullkth from over
the mm: falling in c'rrv
('lilted I'raxft Hervlie
WA8INaT0N D Ci Apr ,4
Tim ltuntlnn nt llrownavllla l o
lllirwiteiilnK llmi (lonoral Punalnn hi
wired Hint ho Ih olnn there from
tiio imttio nt MntnmorMi, ncroHt
(hn bor(lt,r( rafCd u doy Tumiday
i,,,"",t " WMt of nrown.vlllc, and ; (
fiuiuiy iiiio uuiivia mil iu ma muiiiiiib
.iitntion nt Urownnyllle.
Jt tho Intention of Oonornl Fun
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bllt ,t , doubtful whether thli will
,0 compiled with, n the battle la a
ad-lle)ernte one.
LECTURE WILL
BE REPEATED
,Ii:it IIAItLAX AND HKKHOH.V
AMI JOIIXKTONK Wll.l. DKIJV
Kit IMiVHTItATKI) TAbKH AT
MT. I.AKI FltlDAY MflHT
Friday evening Elder 8. D. Harlan,
W. K. Reehorn and. Mr. Johnstone of
Wlllls-Johnatone company will jour
ney to Mt. tJikl, where they will en
lighten the people regarding Alaaka,
a portion of tho United State that
baa come Into great prominence, ow
ing to railroad operations to bo start
ed by tho government.
Eldor Harlan haa some splendid
views of tho northland, which ho will
(lash on a'screon, while Seehorn and
Johnstone tell of their experience
thore, etc. A number of Alaskan
curio will also be shown at the lec
ture. i
Interarhan IJne
An nuto lino haa been established
between Medford and Oranta l'as
und will commence operation soon.
The company ha fourteen passenger
bod Ion built for tho cars which, they
will put on. One and one-halt round
trips wilt be mnde dally, tho stopping
over place alternating between the
two cities. This service wltl be a
great accommodation to tho residents
of tho district between Central Point
and OrantN 1'nna, who have been un
jnblo to mako good couuwtlona since
motor wno Uken off the railroad,
'' Aahlnnd Tiding.
fto, American fnndom today. Seasons
In both big leuguea close October 7th.
Then come the woId's series.
Great celebration today In cities
luckily drawing the opening game
were held. The usual brass band
parade with mayors, govornor and
baball magnate towing out the
first ball were scheduled. President
Wilson Is slated for this duty In
Washington today If he can discard
care of state for the call of the
horsehlde.
Old Dee Weather was tho big fac
tor In today'a baseball debut. Fan
ianvlnii-.lv (anrwil the Iclauds this
morning. At most cltle the click of
the turnstile wa begun at noou. AH
eithw reported utandlng room only"
M' advance sales. v .,
Mayor Mitchell promised to to
out tke Urirt l)all today at' the polo
ground, where the Qlnnta nd tke
Brooklyn Dedger ha,amtQtk
orowd awaHhtg tk ottuig f t geg.
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, WEDNE8DAV,
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ji)6 not kltia lieutenants, but thoy do
in France, and this la proof of It., For
hero Is shown (lenoral Reverard kiss
ing l.leutcnnnt Kula. However, there
was Home reason for It. Lieutenant
Ku!m la a very bravo man. His crutch
bears witness to hia wounds. He
proved his bravery In a way which
ANOTHER TIMBER
TRADE IN SIGHT
(ilLC'IIItlHT KM1L0YES CRUISING
IX THK VICINITY OF CHESCEXT IDEXCK COXCERXIXG AMERI
1'RKSU.MAULY FOR AX EX- CAN VESHKL SEIZED BECAUSE
CHANGE WITH THE SHEYLIXs! CARRY1XG FOOD TO GERMANS
Representatives of the Gilchrist
, Lumber company of Alpena, Mich.,
who passed through Bend on their
way south about two weeks ago, are
reported as being engaged In crulal&g
tlmbor In the neighborhood of Cres
cent, us a preliminary to an exchange
with the Shevlln company.
It Ih -understood that the GUchrlat
holdings wltl be further concentrated
to the south, while the Shovlin Inter
ests will take the uuennst umoer
nearer Bend. Bend Bulletin,
HE FORGED THK FETTERS
USED ON CAPTAIN JACK
ASHLAND, April 14. Michael
Powell, old-time resident of this city
and other portions of Southern Ore
gon, left for the East last week to
reside permanently. For many years
he was In tho government employ as
a blacksmith', and while working in
this capacity at Fort, Klamath Agency
he was called upon to forge the fet
ters which were, placed upon. Captain
Jack of Modoc War notoriety. Powell
was a quiet, uncommunicative, char
acter, Industrious and saving, and he
had the reputation of being, the hold
er of a snug fortune In government
bonds. He distrusted bank, and had
no use for bonds and mortgages.
Coal Rate Under Fire
United Pre Service
CHICAOO, April 14. Readjust
ment of coal and, coke rates proposed
by Western rallroade in the "Western
Advance rate" caiewa argued today
In the intenitateCommerce Comml
slon: Investigation. Larg cbal op
erator ot Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Ok
lahoma and otkf7.MllWUrn
state opposed tk prpod rate tr
pealed so strongly to the French gov
ernment that the decoration, of the
Legion of Honor was awarded him.
General Reverard, before a large
group of soldiers, presented the dee
oration and plnried It on the hero'
coat. Thereupon, in the French faah-
lon he planted a kls on the cheek of
ap-4the lieutenant--,
WILHELMINA CASE
BEFORE TRIBUNAL
ADMIRALTY COURT TO HEAR EV-
United Press Service
LONDON, April 14. Trial, in the
British prlxo court of the case of, the
steamer Wllhelmtna, the .American
food ship detained under the British
anll-Amerlcan food 'embargo, waa
scheduled today. The case Is among
those on the calendar for the Easter
court term, but may not be reached
for a few day.
Counsel for the St. Louis owner of
the Wilbelmlna's food cargo today
outlined tho United States' cases,
which was the subject of, sharp pro
test from the atato department. It
will be contended that tke food cargo
waa consigned to tho American own
er at Bremen, and therefore waa not
subject to confiscation by. the German
government for military, purpose.
Great Britain, on the other hand, will
contend that, the German,. military
authorities could have seised the
food and thus evade England's
"starvation" policy against Germany.
The Wlthelmlna Jtself 1 net: Belied
and,' It her cargo ls'coatUcated, Bag
land will "pay her owner for the food
seised.
Smtoay School Worker Convene
UnltedPre,18rvle',
BATON ROUGE, La.Aprll, 14.
(Practically every Louhtfaa Sunday,
school, waa represented xteday in';tk
state Sunday oh.icmventIon,
which met here. "V"
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Giant Battle;
United Prew Servlc)'; AJ& .
NEW YORK, Aprilli. Tk Nw
York, Giants today "keldtkelr inal
"before the battle' nraftl' at tke
polo ground, with tMTTgH'M tnr
foe,, preliminary tttt'JBgnMi'g
AWML 4, 1915
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SHELLS FLY FAST
IN DARDANELLES;
VESSELSDAMAGEO
HO.MK FIQHT1KO INMIOE SmATTH
KKPORTKD
Itombarriiaeftt, ofTwkieh torte Re.
KHmed "Monday, According to Die
patches From bedeacliatch BrlU
Ish HoiMe of Commoma to Settle the
IVohJMUou QhcUo-. Fremch to
Hurt B OftVaMrcat 8te. MUiiel.
United Proas Service
LONDON, April di. Dispatch
from Constantinople state that two
vessels of tho allied' fleet- were dam
aged by the Are of the forts guarding
tho Dardanelles Monday. The offi
cial press bureau say this I not con
firmed. From official and unofficial source,
though, It is Indicated that the latest
attack upon the key to Constantino
ple la of greater magnitude than any
assault made since March 18th.
Constantinople reports say that
several vessels entered the, straits
and bombarded the forts, but with no
great success. Turk land batteries, It
la stated, forced an early retirement.
All correspondents from Dedeae-
hatch Indicates that the allies bom
barded Monday.
'
United Press' Service
BERLIN. April 14. Today's om
clal statement says the French are
assaulting from both .sides of Ste,
Mlhlel, attempting to. force a wedge
through the German' line there. The
fighting I reported aa most, violent
en the north" slde-'bctween- Maisery
and Macrkevllle.
M is admitted that "the French In:
fantry 'penetrated-the ,Germaa posi
tion sear MarcherlUe, Later, a re
inforced Germaa corpa recaptured
this point.
United Pre terrier
LONDON, April, 14. Premier A
qulth announced that the cabinet has
decided to leave the prohibition que.
tton to the house of commons.
Beer I the only intoxicant which
will be permitted hereafter In the
army canteens. This Is interpreted
to mean that parliament may pro
hibit the sale of spirits; but will per
mit the sale and' use of beer and light
wine.
Few Edsxatorn Meet
United Pre Service
PHILADELPHIA., Apr. 14 Prom
inent educator, from all parts of the
country arehere todar to attend
Schoolma'am'a Week" at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. The aesslon
will continue through to April I7t&.
Educational questions win ne
discussed by specialists of national
reputation. The session will be .de
voted to the problems relating to. the
training of, teachers, rural school
problems and matters In which, tke
teachers, .and high schools are con
cerned. Peace Dneegnte Sail
United Presa Service
HOBOKEN, N. J., April 14. The
American delegatea to the Women'
International Peace Conference, call
ed by Queen Wlthelmlna ot Holland
to meet at The 'Hague the latter part'
of thla month, were scheduled to aait
today on the Dutch steamer Ryadam.
Jane Adam ot Chicago chairman
of the women peace party ot thw
country.
As a result ot the war Italy Is
suffering Industrial depression. About
1,000,000 Italian returned, uurwg
normal times Italians abroad, send
home 180,000,000 yearlyu This haa
dwindled to f700,000 sent home In
1914. TourlcU.spand $150,0001000
annually; and this source of lacome
haaetoafed. t ',.
'.rTTTTJHV
TWUHUH wif' t
India, rvad., but frnfjUf.f.
pulsed by troop unaac
General Fan. Two hwas
kllUd and ! wmb4) M Mm -Ttm
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the .sub-contract for the.
and heating plant for the Elk new)
home brLeDoBX A LeDour. Th,wir -
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probably. frnik -ike common briek
for the .building. , . a wj
The contraet for the soavaUen fer
the building will ' let thk ertelng,
atsial KIi aru-lr .1U a hm Arumm.' ' hilsmi
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TRIED OUT HERE
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FIRST SILO LV KLAMATH COUNTY
-iv ran rtrB-ar-PBVi, -rtaia-'-vrj'f.Ta''
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The alio, so familiar. In otaer,ee-
tlona of the couHtry, te-to make-lU
appearance this aummer ,in Ktamatn
county. At least4 one", and" poMRtly
three or four will be birllt la,tbe'-val-
? In these the ,iUg,wiUjb;ijtye
parts alfalfa; or clover-to,oa.-prt
rye or Aeld pea. The Walts will' be
watched with grant interest' by.aJl
dairymen ot the county 'and rltth
result attained' are what, are expect
ed there 1 reason to .look, for, tn
ouiiaing or many suo in ipe-next
few years. .. ; u
County. Agriculturist Glalsyert
offering valuable 'assistance to, those
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contemplating uie erecuon oi sium,
as he believes these will be a Jgreat
benefit in the feeding fit .dairy, cattle.
The silo, or silo to be built this
summer will.be In. the nature of dem
onstrations,, and., results - wilt, be
watched by other farmers. In
to make the silos all they, should
Glalsyer .baa arranged: to have
tba type of sUothat Klanwthoottnty
farmer can .use to the beatfadvant-
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LONDON. March 84 (By mall, to
New York) The human aide of taa
trenche and firing. liae. with tketr,
pathos and laughter eemklned, ;1 no
better told.tban by tke VTein'f. at
the front. thouna.of wkoaa Mter
are received weekly by 7,! tk., folk
backhome.
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appear dal;'vTk;r'Brtti. ';cfor
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