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KLAMATH FALLS'
KLAMATH COUNTY'S
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OFFICIAL NKWSPAPKK
"ivtolli V'i '. -Hn
ITALIAN CABINET
HAS POWER TO GO
AGAINST AUSTRIA
TIUMIIS Mil; STARTED FOR I III;
lilOSTIEH
llllllilll "GlU'll Iltik" lilllilitU'il
timing IJtwtiink,'l s) Alitli In
Vl.ilnliil llrr Til.li .Milium, mm.
pin I li) linudliw SfiMii .Veils ol
IIIII'n I'ii-miK"1 N Wllill) Tin ii ill In
.VII I'm Ik "I III)' Kingdom,
Uiillnl l'H'"H Hrlu
HOME Mux -" I'uillauumi, li ii
(,ii. or :ni5 iii fl imlny muli'ired
lili'inir) powers on tin' uililm-i. It In
bellcvcil Hull thin UH'IIIIK tluit WlH'll
lllll Kl'lllTlll Htlllf Of MlO MM) lH Il'llll)
AuiirlK will bo win mi iililmuium t
bkimIo In Uiily'n iIi'IiiiiihIh or light
Thin "HI probably ! sent liy to-inorrou-
'I'hi' 1 1 1 n h wiih M.ihIiiiiI to nil lull
of tin- (omitry Ewrywlmii. iheii I
enlliinlniin and cheers for put Hit-
iiciit
llnl "h "green book" wiih illHtilliut
dl to tin- deputies. TIiIm charges Aus
tria wlili tin' responsibility for win.
luhorlliu; Unit AitHtt In ilolnlod Hi"
Trli1i Alliance- lompiu'l when hIii
IntmliM Hcrvla.
I'opo lli'iii'illii today npprme.l tin1
ut of ii pray it i bo icrltiil on Mm
ImIIIiIIi'IiIh liy thu llnlliiii fin con.
Many .oiilpiiil that llilii liulli-uies
Iii-Iihh i-um his Intliiiuio with I tnl -
'llio senate iiIko unanimously pnnK.
fit llii' Slllllllilia bill. I'lllpowiTllIK Mm
Koicriinivnt to sifoguiuil ilu statu l)
lilllng Uk cabinet nullioiiiy in Ihhih'
ilcirri'H IiuvIiik ll' vnliii' of luwws.
iiml thi' pilnm minister llio right to
Ullltlllll Ioiiiih.
Troops nio massing along Mm Aus
trian fiontler. Siivcrul loglinenln am
nporti'il to Iiiimi left Mllim indiv) for
i ln eastern border.
"Holly MimIImhi Hii"
WASHINGTON, l. V, Mu '-.
tomorrow win ihi iu
l)n" nhticnrllio Women's National
Democrat lo I.oukuo Ih roproHonted
Tlio orKiuilzatloii had Its liiroptlou at
n 'Dolly Madison breakfast" two
jciirs ago, and at their lucent inei't
lug hi'ic tho women dociiloil tholr
liiroluii'H birthday anniversary should
lie olmi'iM'd 1'iiiii year Thu organua-
llim Is now without a pi evident, Mm
iillho foriunrly occuplod by Mis
Woudrow WIIhou not having been
filled out of losperl lo her liliimoiy
Miss Justine JoIiiihoii, a Now York
Klrl, leads the whole continent for
ii'prtHOiitiitlvo beauty, having been
adjudged tho winner of tho $r,00i
prize (oiliest offoicd by a well known
lllin Hi in.
Freer Stops Permits
for the Time Being
DcHpliu repot Ih mound town to
Hie effeel Mint whllo people nro pio
hlbllml fimn Hailing on tho resurva
Ihui, Imllan Agont Win. II. Kriw tim
IciiUh Mmt MiIh point Is Btlll not dull
nltoly BotMod. Anolher tribal council
iiieetlnK Is lo bn hold noxt wook,
when Mm niuMor will ngiiln ho dls-
cussed
iir... .. . .. . .-. 1
.Vlllll) Hill TIIDIll i;ilUHUII linn
iKlit to mnko roguliiMons for con -
duct on tho r Jrvatlon. H10.0 rcKU -
reservation, Mieso rcgu -
lutlouH nro or no effect until tho mnt
ur Is approvod by lho Buporliitond
' Until further oxiimlniitlon of
Urn mutter, howovor,, Mr, Freor bus
"in mutter, howovor., Mr. I'reer huh " " ; ... lns ,)f
o,.ded to 'issue no more permit. mrwl,o l'od . lh M u, .! of
lUns to whlto people.
According to Mr. Freer, Mm In -
i..., .i .,,.i,i,,
dlmiri do not seek to bo uureiwona
'...n hi, nui nvvn. iu u .....uo"...".
Iu tno mnttor. Tholr treaty with Mm
whites, mndo in 1854, gives tho In
dians tho exclusive right to Huh on
tlio reservation, but they will not ob-
H
Can Sail in Two Hours," Says
Admiral Fletcher of U. S. Fleet
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M , It J' 1 "C TSi
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MiIiiiiiii ini'
Tim lliol in iIicmi w .1101 ii iXi-w
oik liarliui) fan nut uiuli'i M) In
two limit H. anil llii' nlilpH aio now m
pmcil for anion.
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Thono wero the words of Adinlial Ur uu.cn in iw i m "'" -
,.,,. ,.,. lt).nu...dcr of M... Krcal il.M. .,,.. .an sl.o.t of coal, sheered
ll.vi of Am...!..... iLUtl.'shlpH now in in u Chaili-filon to ..'..ew her supply.
N,.w V.11U l,aiboi.wbl...liewa.,bKi.d . ml Jnlii"l Mn- "Mi.Th oil the Chesa
..bout ll.i'li loiidlllon Ho piobibly peiikn Ciipes
,,,, . ,,,1 O.o l.illllant oM-lol. of "I'... blame rI...I to et oul of lh.. .
,..,.., Tho,,,,, Withers and the .aid ,, sailor of the , """-; ' '
Hiiliniiil...' IM To Join the nuial dls- nu nod ioiiul tho l-.-l. 1 1 1 dt. id
,. llmlMin IMier. the IM had tli.-d. If 1 -ould only ct a bath and
!.'..' nil tho way f.o.n Kc West, a h.,1 lor about (went) -four-no.
si,,.' made Hit' HIP under her own foity-elglil bonis.
" ...... Tin. "Look at me. look al any of us!
pow.T wu........ m. .,.,.... - -
nic. n think she brnge a snuniariue
.moid for loni; uisiaiuo in..e., ....
K..,. A,..,.3...ni .0., m With
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IM WPle tho K-2. tile lontipa
ml( i in
MiirDimniiKli Tho IM ni
Slioii. Ilm- piopeit) has liici eased
In .ilue $.1.0110,01)0 slnro the war on
momiulios. aiconlllig to Di Thomas
.1 lleadlco of llu- New Jorse) opi'il
mi'iii Htntlou.
Mario t onolli, the no.nlhl. spends
ititic-li of her lime at the piano, of
which idio Is an expert player.
"
, . whiles ilHhliiK thoio If !"
i,.,., lo whites llHliliih
act roiisonable.
HU.IU,. al lho real owne.s of Mo land
then', It Is nlloBod. and Micro . ;,"'",;.;,, ,ho ,wa and the
,.i.,..i .oiiinhilnt of icitcps boliig torn ,n.w miu is.'" ' . .
.. i.. n.ii nn
...Ij.u.l
' ., ,,. lllnllH
' wl.ool, " 'op ) "' '?" oro lho
, n.o mnUor. who ' befo.o ho
I'i'iiiiq i intuitu " '
i HJ..I.IIMI llllfllll' I1I1I1 111
. n.o ""I" do -
... i .... tin iiiiiiirii in ii
couni'ii in ......... - . ...ua tllKu charge oi uieso iiiuu
:"::!';':,::: -. .sstfi : - -
i... i,.,. Hull, ono of Mm couiiciliiien,
for the oo.ter . u.
po.twiien. no so....... ... - M()d. uoruwli fol,y.vo quarry
1 In 'J wi of closing. . t.'()peltiH. thlrty-ono blacksmiths, llf -
ii i.-iK decided lueonllium mo imu masons and
, ,i i tim nii'iin--
.mill next meeting.
tlmo, no moro permits nro umub
grunted, and advices from Washing
ton uro awaited.
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KLAMATH FALLS,
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ll.tgliiMt. Hlu set the pace, wblili wjs
tin luiolH an hour The i:-2 did hor
, lii'si lo Ku'p It, but on huieial occu-
hlous li.ul vwlM' tumble, and Mad to
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., r ,.il,l.-miccv. That
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BOOKING" FOR
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HARVEST HANDS
i'.vk.n .mihdi.i: wi:sT:u. states
AltHAXCINfi TO HAVE l.AHOH
EKS UO FROM ONE STATE TO
nn: OTHER
Culled Clean Senile
DIOS MOINKS, Iowa, Mil) 20. A.
L Click, state labor commissioner,
lias announced that ho will co-oper-m.i
with siueii other states in sup-
plying hai-M'sl hands to funnels, us
' 1,h l" lUH jml,l0'meut bu,r1eaU
i, in oiicinllon, July I. It was author-
. .mny-Blxtli general us-
, o k u t Knn
and Mtiinesotn, and finish
hrikntim
t -
Mio season in wiiiiimu
ii u niooosed to li
it is pioposed lo huo tho employ-
---
'.nput bu.eaus of eight Middle West-
In
Mm United Stutes Micro nro
, " - om(m lumuorme. 2
loon unn. -
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i.iv.ronr iouks iioreintii, uwium u--
1,347 bank
women banners uuu
cashiers.
OREGON. THURSDAY,
MEMORIAL HAY PLANS
ti in: made tonight
Don't foiKct tln iiifftliiK to
In' hi'lil at tlic lomt lionno at
7 ::o HiIh ciciiIiik, iilii'ii plans
i illl lie iiiailc foi i lie obsorv
1 unci- or .Mfiniiiliil Daj TIiIm Is
14 a matter Mint should Interest
i'M'O oltl7cii of Klamalli IV.IIh,
4 anil a IiIr altcnilaiKc Is ilcslnd.
-PRZEMYSL WILL
' SOON FALL INTO
TEUTON CON IROL
i
i!i.ci'Ti ki: oi ihi; roitT
' iaimim:nv
,IiuIIiii ur Ilir Vrn'i iii'.s of .iuMiie
i
;! iiiiiii I'orK'H Is .MikIi' by Itnsslnn
i
Win ( )llli v TuikMi lllilili'ii Itnt-
liTii-s Slii-ll .lllliV Vni-oilim In
Ihi' DiiiilniiclU's null I'oiiu 'llii'in
lo .Mukc a Willnlrnwnl.
. iiiIimI I'lena Mjrilte
LONDON, .May 20. The full of
l'lvemjHl befoio the Austio-Oerman
ami) ui.dci Uuncral von MuckenstclQ
is hclicM'd icrinln. The great CJull
1 1. in foi 1104s captured by the Russians
after a slego of several months. Is
ulioiii surrounded b) tho Teutons.
It Is ecituln Mint the fort will hao
to bo Eiiriendeied or The defenders
will run tho risk or being surrounded
and annihilated.
This opplnion is given by all critics,
following the admission by 1'etrograd
of the Oermr.n ndvantnge.
lilted Ciess Servliu
t'ONSTANTINOIM.E, May 2U ll Is
aiinoumed that hidden Turkish bat
tel ies lnsldo the Dardanelles Monday
liomb.uded the IirlMsh fleet, and
foiced it to withdraw. An attack
was made by tho French ships Tues
day, but wlih no success.
i ulled l'lens Sen Ice
LONDON", May 2U.--I,r.)iuler As
iltiitli today began tho formation of
a t nalltlnn cabinet. Its personnel will
piobahty be announced after parlia
ment icconpiies in June.
STUNT COMMITTEE
MADE PERMANENT
MASS MEETING .NAMES HEADS OF
VAIHOl'S OHGAXIZATIOXS TO
TAKE CHARGE OF PUBLIC AF
FAIRS Lead on your Good Roads duys,
your Glean-Up days, your Flro Pre
vention dins, and the rest of them.
Klamath Falls is propared to handle
them nil as tltcy come.
A nermiuient committee was named
at Tuesday night's meeting at the city
hall to tnko care of events, such us
today's, that aro arising from time
to time. This committee Is empower
ed to begin any action they think
necessary.
. County Judge Marlon Hanks, Mayor
T. F. Nicholas. President E. D. John
son of tho Klamath Chambor of Com
merce and President J. F. Magulio of I
Mm Klamath Business Men's Associa
tion aro four of the committee The
other is to bo chosen by these men.
Mrs. Keith Donaldson, once known
as the "Million Dollar Uilde." Is
thinking seriously of going on tho
stugo lo securo money with w hlch to
continuo her light for hor daughter,
who Is now I
,mothor - In - law
who Is now In Mm possession of her
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Ti.m.tnin riininiiif nH n urn 1 1 .a
one to which women today are de
voting much attention.
MAY 20, 1915
Facts of German
Outrages in Belgium
-0K-?&ZKwmiiciZ3z.y3i0R
.Inii.es Hryie
The commission on investigation of
outrages of Merman troopfe on the
Belgians, of which Viscount llryce,
roimerlj Hiltlsh ambassador to the
Culled States has made its report, and
summarized Its findings as follews:
1 That there were in many parts
of Hold um deliberate and systemati
cally organized massacres of tho civil j
population, accompanied by many Iso
lated murders and other outrages.
2 That In the conduct of the war
geneially innocent Chilians, both men
and women were murdered In large
numbers, women violated and chil-
dien murileied.
3 Th.it lootlug, house burning
and tho wanton destruction of prop
el ty were ordered and countenanced
b tho ollkers of tho German nrtny.
that deliberate provision had been
made for systematic incendiarism at
the very outbreak of the war, and
that the burnings and destruction
were fiocjuent where no military
necessity could bo alleged, being In
deed part of a system of general ter-
orlzitioii.
4 That the rules and usages of
war were frequently broken, partlcu
larl) by the using of civilians, includ
ing women and chlldicn, as a shield
tor advancing forces exposed to fire,
to a less degroe by killing the wound-
ed and prlsouers In the frequent abuse
of the Red Cross and the white (lag
BOXMAKERS GET
READY FOR PLAY
NEW UNIFORMS ARE ORDERED
FOR HAM. TEAM, AND RAT
TLING THIRD SACKER IS DUE
HERE SATURDAY NIGHT
Following their defeat of the Klam
ath Falls team In an ll-lnnlng game
Sunday, and u 4 to 2 victory over the
high school team In n four-lnnlng
giimo last nlglit, the members of tho
Ewauna Box company's baseball team
have decided to strengthen, practice,
and go out for nil the big games. On
Sunday they will play a second game
u gainst Tlndall's rocrults.
Manager O ,E. Wllley of tho Ewau
nn nccrpirntton yesterday telegraphed
In a special order for uniforms. These
suits aro expected here in time for
Sunday's gamo.
A valuablo addltllon to the toam
will be Jtmmlo Bowden, former thlrd
sacker for Weed. Ho will be hero
from Slsson Saturday night, atid will
guard tho difficult corner for the box-
malcers all season. Bowden Is a
whirlwind In tho infield, and he Is
also a consistent sticker.
'ri, uxiiPiliilA nf crimes to be ar
ranged, It is believed, will Include'
contests with Fort Klamath, Bonanza,
Woed. Yrckn oud other nines.
In last night's four Inning game,
otto Arnold burled for the box
factory gang, and Hilton delivered tho
slants and dips for the high school.
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ItOOSI'VKIr.HAIt.WiS
CASE GOES TO THE
JUIIV FOB VERDICT
I lilted I'rcss Snrvlcp.
SYFIACUBE, N. Y May 20
The .SPttlcmont of tbo $.10,000
libel Kult brought against ex-
I'reililfnt Tlicodorp Rnoscvolt
by William Ilarnos Jr.. repub
lican leader of New York, Is
now In the handa of the Jury.
Following arguments by tho
opposing couniol and Instruc
tions by tbe Justice ,tlie case
went to tbo Jurymen at 3:45
HUNDREDS WORK
ROADS OF COUNTY
WITH PICKS, ETC.
llll'SIXESS
SCSPEXDEH
TODAY
A IX OF
Under Haldiiin. Siemens, Evan, and
Short, Much In the Way of Minor
Repair Work Is Accomplished on
the Four Main Aiterle Dance
Will He Held Tonight at the Pnvll
llon as a Wind-Up Feature.
Scveial hundred men. clad in work
ing clothes, and oairylng picks, shov
els or other tools, assembled at the
a Ut UlG
court house this morning, and were
transported by nutos to differen -
places, to spend tfc, day at nual.
labor All the business houses are
ClSOd.
Tlilc ic Kl'ininth Riltu' pndorsHment
of the Good Roads Da- proclamation
issued by Governor WIthycombe. The
result is not only a hearty support of
the governor and good roads move
ments, but It has also brought about
'some real Improvement on the roads.
PuLnfl T.lftcrr U.)llW.3 la t ll A flOSS
I -"""" " "-- ".'-.. ""
.supervisor, ana tne worit is Deing car
ried on in four piaiei, unaer lour
supervisors.
Judge Baldwin is in charge of the
work between Keno and, the state
line. It. C. Shoit has charge of the
'mnn unrlilnff nn tlio Merrill road.
t)ie work on tjle pelican Bay road Is
under the direction of Captain Slem
ens', and Percy Evans is bossing the
volunteers Improving the Fort Klam
ath road. Besides Mils, men In other
paits of tho county are also at work.
Impioving roads near their homes.
"oniEht there will be a big rally
by tho workers at the Pavlllion. At
this, reports will be made by the dlf-
fcienl foremen on the work nccora-
..i;l.r. n..1 M.m. ...Ill I.a o ttr rinnpo
llllS.Ll'U, i...U I..C.U "111 MOM. wt ,.. :
There will be no admission charged,
but n collection will bo taken up for HULL, May y20. it is announced
the Klamath Falls Military Band. The that the trawler Chrysolite was sub
hand and tho Peerless Orchestra will marined and sunk off Klnnard head
furnish music, and all are Invited. yesterday. Tho crew was saved.
Fish
to Be
Our
in
Thu Klaiuuth Sportsmen's Associa
tion has received iv letter from Mas
ter Fish Warden R. E. Clanton Mat
Iiik that the stato will furnish tho as
sociation with 300,000 trout fry, to
bo planted in Lake of the Woods, Dia
mond Lake and Four Mile Lake.
These will be furnished from the
Spencer Creok Hatchery.
in bis letter Clanton states that
Mm construction of a new state hatch
ery tit Bend will keep tbo lakes and
sreams of Southern Crook and North
ern Klamath counties supplied with
trout.
This action of furnUblug trout for
I the three Klamath county lakes Is
taKen atier me t.usb.us u. u ,.,,..-
Hon by the Klamath Sportsmen's As
iiikhii mini liid uaDaiua u
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soctation, requeuing suuu nvi.uu.
The association has also taken up
the matter of having the roads to
Price. Ple Oeata
tGERMANY TAKES
SSUE WITH U. S.
IN HER ANSWER
UI'I'liY IS EXI'ECTEII HERE XE.VT
i
WEEK
I'lidei'Sloon That the Principle That
American Citizens Shall He Safe
Uiiaidel L'ndrr All Conditions Is
Xot AccepUd by Oermnny Sub.
marlnlnn I'ollcy Will He Oe.
fended by Kulscr. It h Underitood.
ulled 1'iess Service
BERLIN, May 0. Germany's re
ply to the American note will prob
ably bo completed Monday. Barring
unforseen delay In transmission, It
should bo delivered In Washington
early next week.
It is officially learned that Ger
many "has replied In a friendly, polite-
manner, and gives no reason for ap-
prehension regarding future relation!
between these nations.
Culled Cress Service
WASHINGTON. D. C. May 20.
According to semi-official advices, it
is understood that at series or con
is understood that tit a series of con
bassador Gerarc In Berlin and the
German foreign office, Germany's po
sition in regard to the American re
quests is about settled upon.
In Dart, this is that Germany
not officially accepted the general
. ... .... a ..! .Ill.ni. atiall
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; r condmon8.
c0 ta.
ternatlo, Germany wlu reJect
t. ,i k.. d.xiMmI IVIIonn
IUV BUfiKCBUUU "J o.wm. .. ..VVH
thnt America can demand the com
plete abandonment of submarine ac
tivities. The foreign office is reported as
holding that the legal rights of the
United States In this matter extend
only to the protection of vessels of
American register, and cannot be con
strued to cover tho protection and
safety of Americans aboard belliger
ent's merchantmen.
It is understood that Ambassador
Gerard has cabled Secretary Bryan
that the German reply will be spe
cific. It will discuss thenote by par
agraphs, It is reported.
This icply, It is understood Gerard
has notified Bryan, will defend Ger
many's subniarlno warfare as a Just
reprisal against an enemy. It will
be armed that Mils Is merely fighting
fire with lire.
Secretary Bryan denies the stories
that America has admitted that Wil
son's demand for an abandonment of
submarining is not justified under
tho International law.
Planted
Small Lakes
these lakes Improved, Resolutions
were adopted asking County Judge
Hunks to take action toward Improv
ing those roads so as to expedite the
distribution of fish to these lakes. A
similar toquest was sent to M. t.
Erlckson. supervisor of Crater Lake
MnHnnnl Pnrnat naklnar thnt h for.
M , V
est service also take steps toward
highway betterment,
"""l .vumw rwm -, p-,j
association requests the reclaawttioa
service to put fish screens at tbe head-
flrntoa tT trio I .OflT HH'AP niVOrfllOB ''.''." 1
II s U nnd game commlulon hai pro '
Uea to liberate several luougana oiue-
hnrlr onimnn In ITnnfir Loir KIVMT. MM- i,
---'---- wr - t --.-.- r .- &?
- ' the screens are desired to prevtmW,.
,l,n Oak f..nm uninlnl in b nnliL"
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through Klamath River w
dying In the Irrlgatlo dltoaee
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