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KLAMATH COUNTY'S
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
RALLY AT
THE CITY HALL
THIS EVENING
tivti plank to in-: .i.mi: nut
tiiiiisdav
CumuiIM" Niiiii'I ' ' '''"' -I
ll)uent Frilllli-. of Dm- Week
Will Ki'l'iiil, itml All Aumiiui-iih-iii
f 4. till' Oll-.fl VIIIH I' Ml III!' Mil) III II
lining Minuter Will ll- Miuli- Ml
n lu-il In AlM-nil (-.sliiii.
tin. mini big me-ning lii-fiii i' Hi"
flood Itn.iilH Day iiliHi-rviinn- Thurmlm ,
will In In-Ill ill iIh- ''ID' ! 11 HiIh i-mii
ll, H I'll Ik lit ii mints iiiiitliii; nf all,
lnii-u-nti'il hihI everybody Ih uri;i-il
nlliliil who I'lili IhihhIIiI)' get iiwi
Tin- ciiiiiinllli os untied earlier lo
look .i(ii-r illtfi-rmii fi-iitiin-H of Hi
io.nl uik ulll nuiliii tlii-lr reports tit i
iohIkIiI'- meeting I i ii iIii-m- wii;
Ik- i;hi il :ln- lliuil iiirmigcmeiifs
Tin- olmerwilico uf flood Itiiuilx D.n
In Klamath I'mIIh will bo niarkid In
till' itlislUK 'if iHIHllK-Hrt llOllKI-M inn!
Hit!' tin- Working Uf the limilh li
liuiidri'ilH uf Miliinlci'iH, mill a big
ilmiii- in tin- evening at tin- I'avillliui
llnimcwhe-i arn asked to Im.ir III
mliiil llir fact that tin Mlnre ulll all
In-1 Iiihi-iI TliiirMilii), mill tlu-y must tin
Itu-lr iiiili-iiiiK lonioirow, with thin
fait In view. Tin- lty tin 1 1 nml Hit
routl Iioiinc will uIkii l)i closed, In at
rnriliiiiu- with fltivcinur Withy-rointx-'H
pinrlmnntlnu.
SAYS SUNSHINE
SPOILSJHE HAY
, a extension worker
iiisi:s to contend that tiii:,
old adage works not for
"i in: iii:st ofality or ::
NutultliHlaudlnK the old KiiyhiK of
"Make hay while the sun shines," the
"st nuallty of hay would result If the
liay i mild be cured without the sun
Milnc, iiccordliiK to Piofessor J. L'.
iiren, exteiiHlon hoIIs mid crop spe
rlnllMi at the Oregon Agrli-ultum! Col
lce ' It Is easy to overdo the sunshine
ROAD
Writer-Soldier Is Hurt
by Fall From Airship
I'llUP OF Iftll FEET FROM MILI
IAIIV AIRCRAFT HAS AUDIT
.VINCER KAN FRANCISCO
OlTH THAT THE RISK IS
WOUTII MORE THAN THE
i:iHT SHILLINGS A MAY
WHICH ENGLAND PAYS THE
AIRMEN
1 "lleil I'lens Service"
"AN FRANCISCO, May IN.- I'hll
llinlt-r, foinier Hun Frmiclsco howh
'"'I'it in it ii ami Holtllur nf fortiiiio,
'1kho stories wiltton for the United
I'ri-RH or his exirlonces In the French
iii-nclit-a whllo u moiubor tif the for
"Inn legion attracted wldo iittonllon,
' stiffeilng from n sprnlnod
nni-k, reKultlng from iv fall of Kit)
et In un neroplano.
In n lottor rorolvod from Ruder by
friend hero the reportor-BOldlor said
0 md joined the Brltlih royal flying
corps, but becauio of his fall did not
Chief of Inquiry
of the
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.Sli .liilni Cliarles llliiKliam, Lord
MiThpy. will bo at the bead of tin- In-
itilij Into the sIiiKIiik of tin' l.iiM-
Inula by a (lurnmn luipulo olT die
south co.'iHt of Ireland, when some -dx
bliMiiiisS, and tile Ih-sI Kl'eell llaN pin
duet K often ruined h too murli .sun
Mbltie III the curing. The quality of
the bay depends wry much upon the
l.iiMliK, I lie best quality uudciKOlliK
a i el uilu degree of fermentation. K
lieilie light and Hiinihllie prevent this.
and alo dehtioy the natural green
color, ublch should b Kept in the
em ed hay as hugely as possible flood
iiilin mid guild qiialll me cliNcl.v as
Miniated, liny, rspeclall gr.iln and
etcli, allowed In lie In small bunches
until toiiiptetely burned out, is Itnv in
Millie. Il looks about like excelsior,
i ml ' worth about as much for feed."
Phil. V. Aeuder
Know whelhor ho would bo good for
tlm Borvlfo any moro or not.
"That silll Kt my Kolt. nnd 1 do
not figure tho risk la worth taking for
eight shillings a day," said Rader In
this letter.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1915
Into Sinking
Liner Lusitanid
ii:itsr,Y
-on Aim-i h.iiib lust their lives. Lord
.Mein-s mis selected for tho place by
the .idinlrali. berause of his expert-
enco In conducting tlio Inquiry Into
tlm Titanic disaster
E
E
M fAIILOADS fH' ANIMALS FIT
FOR WAR SERVICE ARE SENT
TO DENVER THIS MORNING.
PRU'i: WAS FROM SIOO I'P
Si (iiilniiils of Klamath county
lioiM-.i, nr about 12i" bead, were
shipped riom this city this morning
in Denver. C'oloiatlo, They were
i unsigned to the Denver lloise &
Mali itimpniiy, the Middle West's
higgt si commission house, nud will
be sold tluougli It U tho warring na
tions, laimers or anybody else 111 tho
market I'oi good horses.
These horses were purchased tiom
Klamaih county farmers nml stock
men b Tlllson & Tieascr. They
have been here sineral wcoks secur
ing the animals, and they have paid
from $100 to $ltii) per head for tle
sliahli) steeds, .Making tlio averago
prlto $ 1J r. , this means that $l!i,ti2."i
was put In the pockets of Klamath
eoiiutj horse owners by these two
mt ii
While llieui .ue a lew white- mid
eight gia horse In the bunch
shipped out today, tho horses are all
ol tho bloi'ky build that Is desirable
for heavj war duty, especially for
in tlllory service. Tliey weigh from
IKU) to J noo pounds and were tested
ftu- wind, etc., heloie being nccopted.
These horses were lissom hied as
fust ns purchased, at tho Klamath
stable. Tho sight of so much splen
did horsnllesh attracted much atten
tion from people passing tlm otnhlo
corrnlH.
The decline of gold In Australia has
.declined steadily slnco 1893, the out
put lOBt year being 150,160 ounces
less than tho year before,
MR
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SUP
FROM
Box Shook Rate
Holds in Calif.
Aiconllng to u ti.-lcKram reculvod
Kidiiy by tlio Southern I'nclllc, the
California Railroad commission today
iloiili-il the- application for a- HiiBpen
hion of tlio rciliictlnn In box Hhook
lutes from Northern California ioIntH
to Sacrainoiito. Tilt- rate, therefore,
ln-romci i-ffertlvp May ST.tli ns pub
llxlied. It Is believed Unit tlio mutter of u
t.nspeiiHlon of the rale hptuc-i-n Klam
ath county points and Sacramenlo
will not bo taken up before tlio lnter
Htatii Commeico CotiiniUsloii, or ilu.t
If It IniH already been bioucht before
I luil body tlm ciiuiinlBsloii will take
iicllon similar to that of the Califor
nia ( omnilsslou.
IS
HELD AS INSANE
1,11.1. HITS HAS QUXIt IIAI.I.IICI
.NATIONS, AND ISKMKVKS UK
IIAS 100 YEAR PENAL SEN-'
Ti:n: to serve here
Mill Otts, who has been cutting
wiod at the JamlRou camp on the
I-Vrt Klamnth road, several miles out,
,is biought here last night for an
examination as to his sanity. Lloyd
l.o deputy sheriff, brought in Otts,
mid ho Is held In tho county Jail
auailinK u hearing.
Vesterday Otts crawled Into the
boiiso at the Logan ranch on his
hands and knees. Ho told a wild
story about being pursued by Sheriff
Low and Patrolman Sam -Walker,
uho sought to make him servo n 100
year sentence, nnd Logan sent word
to the sheriff's otllco of tho man's pit
able condition.
ARMADA IS OFE
EOR WAR GAMES
PRESIDENT VIEWS DEPARTING
FLEET FROM MAYFLOWER.
II1G CJL'.NS BOOM SALUTES, AND
DECKS ARE STRIPPED
t'ulted Pi ess Service
NEW YORK, May IS. President
Wilson review the war fleet as the
essels steamed to tho annual war
game at sea. The departure was spec
tacular. It was a perfect day, and the May
flower, with the president on board,
lay near the stntue of Liberty. AU
points of vantage were crowded to
vlow tho ships, as the dreadnoughts,
stripped for action, with tho crews
lining tho rails, passed the reviewing
point.
All vessels II red the presidential su-
lute as they steamed toward tho sea.
President Wilson stood nt tho rail of
tlio May flower, bnreheivded most of
tho time, and watched the Impressive
parado. Ho returned to Washington
this afternoon
COUNCIL VOTES
MONEY FOR BAND
The council last night passed the
ordinance appropriating $75 a month
during Jjino, July, August nnd Sep
tember for tho maintenance nf the
Klamath Falls Military band, Il is
now up to Mayor Nicholas for ap
proval. In return Tor tho money appioprl-'
a led by tho city, tho band Is to render j
ono concert a week during tho sum-,
mer season, those concerts to ho hold
In tho court house square, central'
school grounds, or some other public
place.
Russia has 187 electric stations,
serving 16,000,000 persons.
WOQOCHOPPER
Athletic Official
Killed in War
f'aptiilii RoPM-ler "
.... iiiBuuui moriaiiiy in tne great
war among men connected with ama-
tcdr athletics has cause American
followers of the sport to doubt tho
possiblllt of holding International
Olympic competitions for years to
come. I lie latest athletic official toi.
I lay down his life for his country is
i .
(Captain Rieseler, who was promi
nently connected with the Imperial
! German Olympic committee, and said
f to ho the first man to propose the
folding of the Hi 16 Olympic games at
j Berlin. Captain Roeseler was killed
j nt the head of his company in a des-
perato charge when the kaiser's men
t were driving the Russians headlong
j through the Manzurlan Lakes region.
I Tlio casualties among the athletes and
, officials of the nations at war have
been appalling. Jean Bouln, the great
French distance runner, was the first
athlete of prominence to meet his
fate. He was disembowelled by a
German shell on the western battle
front, find his dying scream was
"Vive la France!" Carl Diem, head
of the imperial German Olympian
commission, went down with a piece
of shrapnel in his leg early In the
fighting, and Hanus Draun, the great
est middle distance runner ever de
veloped In Germany, had both of his
legs blown off by a shell from a
French "75." R. Rau, the kaiser's
sprinter, who has defeated both Har
ry Glssing and "Tex" Ramsdell of tho
I'nlted States, was another early vis
um of the murderous French guns.
England has suffered, too. The bones
of many of her best polo players ore
lying under the Flanders soil, nnd
.among her wounded is Arnold N. S.
Jackson of Oxford, the Olympic run
ner who defeated tho Amerlcau rollers
In tho memorable 1,500 metre race at
the Stockholm Olympiad In 1912.
AT
TRANSATLANTIC LINER REACHES
LONDON SAFELY, AFTER ZIG
ZAGGING FOR SO.ME TIME TO
ESCAPE Pl'RSl'lT
I ulted 1'iess Service
LONDON, May IS. Tho Trmisyl
anla arrived safely with her passen
gers, although It was said that a sub
mr.rlnd llred a torpedo nt tho vessel
cm Sunday, missing her about thirty
.Minis.
Waller Uurston, returning from
Arlzoun, claimed that ho baw the porl
scopo of n submarlno, and saw the
torpedo pass about thirty yards astern
or tho vessel, Ho notified Captain
(Hack, and tho hugo liner zlg-zagged
for hours, In an effort to disconcert
the efforts of tho submarine, and
Anally escaped.
Illusion's story was corroborated
by Kenneth Douglas, an actor.
No more eavesdropping on tele
phone lines It a now Invention works
out as planned. A novel receiver
shuts out the would-be listener.
SHOOTS
TORPEDO
TRANSYLVANIA
PRZEMYSL STILL
RUSSIAN PRIZE; j
TEUTONS HALTED1
K'lTf II i:Klt CALLS FOR BIGGER
ARMY
KngllMi War Lord Say He Will Fight
Fire Willi Fire, anil Intimates that ,
Uernmn Methods Will lie L'.sed,
i
Agalnn German Von Ituelow Is'
I
Head) to liOave Italy, Convinced
i
That Pence Is lleyond Hoping for. '
I
Mulled 1'ress .Service '
PETROGRAD, May 18. The Aus-
tro-German advance upon Przemysl
nas again ncen naiteu, according to
dispatches received today.
In these the enemy's losses in en
'g3gements along a line of twenty
miles north of the fortress are de-
scribed as "exceptional."
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It is an-
has been ,
forced hack seven miles at Bukowina.'
and that the Russians
tho Pruth River.
have crossed
..n..i n.n.s.mu
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LONDON. Mav IS Lord Kftrhi-n-
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cr has
caueu lor ouu.uuo more re -
crults. He has also announced in
the house of lords that "Since Ger
many is persistently using gas bombs,
the allies must protect their troops
the employment of similar meth -
b
ods
I'mteil I'ihss Serke
ROME, May IS. It is reported
thr.t Prince von Beulow, the German
ambassador, is ready to leave, con
vinced that Italy Is ready to strike.
It Is no longer doubted but what
wai wilt ultimately be called, and a
rumor says the new cabinet Is draft
ing an ultimatum to Austria, limiting
the reply to hours.
I'ulted Press Service
PARIS, May IS. It Is announced
that the allied artillery has slaugh
tered 2,000 Germans In the west bank
of the Yser, besides demolishing sev
eral bridges.
KtiMlu has moro Jews than any
other country and Warsaw has more
Jeus tlnn any other Russian citv.
More than five billions for luxuries
wns the record of expenditures In tho
United Ftates last year.
The I'nlted States produces more
copper ttinn all the rest of the world
together
Morgan & Co. Director
to Summer in Klamath
THOMAS V. LAMONT, ONE OF,
AMERICA'S FOREMOST Fl.NAN-
i
CIERS, RESERVES IIARRIMAN
LODGE AND POINT COMFORT
FOR HIS PARTY OF FRIENDS
FOR THE MONTH OF JULY.
ARRANGEMENTS NOW REING
.MADE
The late E. 11. Harrlman, builder
of railways, Is not the only financial
giant to turn toward Klamath as u
place to secure a rest from the cease- (
less tolls In tho money marts of New
York. Thomas V. Lamont, ono of
tho directors of J. P. Morgau & Co.,
and himself nationally known as a
powerful business man. has followed
the example of the late Harrlman, and
will summer nt Pelican Bay.
Tho Klamath Development compa-l
uy has just reserved Harrlman Lodge.
ou Upper Klamath Lake, for the
month of July for tho exclusive use of
Lamont. his famllv and his friends.
For the same length of time Mr. La-1
fttett VlV9
OTHER NEUTRALS
MAY ASK KAISER
TO STOP DIVERS
UEMEVKI) THIS IS THE LATEST
CAMPAIGN
Notice From Amsterdam Says That
Germany Will Answer the Amerl
' can Note by Thursday, Respectful
ly Declining to Discontinue Subma
rine Activities Wilson Believe
in Concerted Protests by Neutrals.
I'nlted Press Service
AMSTERDAM, May 18. It Is un-
lofflclally Rnnounced that Germany
will answer the American note Thurs
day, refusing, In polite terms, to dis
continue submarining, and expressing
a hope that America will understand
that Germany must combat the ene-
my w,,h aU the WeaPn3 at " Cm'
, mand.
.United Press Service
WASHINGTON. D. C, May
18.
'America ntnns to use nressure from
( - . -
oilier neuirai nations in an auempi
to force Germany to accept America's
position regarding the submarining.
It Is learned that copies of the Amer-
tlcan note have been PlMed. at "
posai oi me neuirai naiions wnose
citizens perished on the Lusltanla,
and' they are reported to have en
dorsed the Issues.
America refuses to believe that
Germany wants to break with the
nentral countries. It Is understood
that the -Austrian and German am
bassadors hare urged the Kaiser to
conciliate America.
Sick Are Improving.
There Is an exodus of patients from
the Ulnckburn hospital, owing to
their recovery. Mrs. E. A. Schule
meter, who recently underwent k
surgical operation, has been taken to
(her home, and Louis Robin, the Swan
Lake fanner, who recently fractured
a leg by a fall from a- horse, has also
returned Uome, Anotner patlent
,eave the hoapal much better tnan
wneQ ne wem tnere , A,bert stm
(rose, who underwent a most serious
operation.
In the Samoan Islands Is a breed
of cnttle the bulls of which seldom
weigh more than 200 pounds and the
cows 150 pounds.
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