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ANNOUNCEMENT OF
SENDING OF U. S. NOTE
IS A BIG SURPRISE
111 BE SECRET
UNTIL BERLIN !
. BETS MESSAGE
MtOBABLY HANDED TO FOREIGN
OITICK FRIDAY
WtM Mr lhllahl
Warn TtMt RrptUUea of Lasltea
In Dtiartrr WUI K Uafrfndijr Art '
Believed Kmphallonlly Worded -
Mspe Vor ftacsfal Rotation'
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Km la -Wssnlagtoa Cm
aldtred Ailmmktrntion'e Final '
Want Retarding Habatartalag
Wilted ITmi Service
WASHINGTON, July
11. It waa
Smowtti hero today that tha Amer-
s ,.. . . .
, v mm repiy- to
Germaarn aoto was
3W aa
to Berlin last Bight Tan aa
fcacMscmcnt (truck here Ilka a than
jjK tan? one.
It Will bn kant wm! ttl It tan
tlieteaed nerlln rla Copenhagen,
& thfi it was traaalated. It to at
M .Httofl to be handed to tka Foralga
, Friday when It caa be pabllah
ara. '
;" It li Mid to bo Aamlca'a laat wort
talM a waralai tkat a raa-
i KWOa Of (h LlMlluk tal4aa -till
ICl "' m uafrlaMly aM f
pfwajny toward tka UaKad ttataa.
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auMrltlTaly when ha told ItmUn
r"1 t Germaar waald aisdirr
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Must See Him to
Get War Contracts
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Amorlcnn manufacturers who want
futiira rnniracts for the SUPPiy OI
war munitions to tho British govern
meat must aeo the newly-nrrlved
agont , David A, Thomas, wno n
Just como to tnko charge' or sucn
ssattera. Whllo J. P. Morgan ft Co.
hav been anointed agents of the
British government for the purchase
of arms hero, It haa been mougni
necessary to send over a British sub
ject to work with them. How much of
this la due to the outcry of Camaaiaa
manufacturer that they have aot re
ceived their sharo of tho work la sot
kMwa.
Mr. Thomas U n coal king of
Wales; he known big business, ana
he has come aa tke dfrect representa
tive of David Lloyd George, min
ister of munitions.
After clearing away some of the
oat preaslng questions wklck have
been under consideration ky purchas
ing agents here and the British gov
erameat. wklck la straining every
nerve to eulp ita new forces for tke
log I promised offensive campaign la
Flaaders, Mr. Thomas expects to go
to Canada for a akort visit. Charges
that Canadian irma had been over
looked la tka awarding of big coa
tracts for supbIIm will be Invest!
Mted kr Mr, Thomas, and m report
made to Jim, anperler.
f )ir, Tkomaa wilt rsmala la this
Mtiptry for aa indefinite period. Ilia
aojoars my ooatlau aa loaf aa th
war lasts. Wltk ktm. kotldaa kw
.'wilt and alese, are a swetaey aad
t BIG AMIS
"BE 1 T06ETBEB"
DINNER MONDAY
OIIQA'lATION PLANS ARK BX.
PLAINED IN' LETTER
I'miMfBt JohaMMi of the OfmiRMrrlal
Club Head (Krone CirraUr to
Thoae Who Khoulil Be UlerMted
la Mattrr IteUtlac to Klamath
toll and KUunaUi County Why
Tltrre Httoulit IW m Htrona Com
itHTrial llody Hem
'You nd I ore aroatly Intcreated
,ln tho development of Klamath FalU
ftnd Klamath County," says Preai-
dent K. v. jonason or ine vommcr-.or
'clal Club, In u letter mailed last night
to n number of the citlicns, accomp
anying an Invitation to a big "Get
Together" dinner. The Invitation
reads as follews:
Tho Hoard of Directors and He-or-Ktwltation
committee of tho Klamath
Commercial Club Invltea you to a
Cltlioim' Get Together Dinner at the
White Pelican Hotel, Monday eve
ning. July twentyslxlh, nineteen
hundred and fifteen nt six-thirty
o'clock
The favor of a reply Is requested
before July twenty-third.
No financial support will be asksd
Tickets one dollar.
Pregram: Capt. J. W. Slemenx,
president of the Firai Steto and Sav
lugs Hank, Klamath Falls; H. Van
P.eutselaer Chase, President City De
velopment Bureau, San Francisco.
Muilc.
Duuer Iaformal.
The dinner la to be entirely In
formal, the guests being expected to
attend In business dress. The In
vitation waa sent to nil that can be
accomodated at a dinner at the White
Pellcnn hotel and lt Is expected that
each who Is to be present will mall
nl nnco the acceptance ctvrd accomp
anying the Invitation, ro aa to mar
proper arrangements for tka accom
odation of all who attend.
Tho dinner la tor the purpose of
the cltlsens of Klamath Falla show
ing tlK.tr "Get Togethei" spirit, for
the good of Klamatk Falla aad Klam
ath launty, and bo one will ha asked
to contribute aay money, beyond tha
cost ef the dinner ticket, nor give
any pledge of inanclal support to
tho club or any other cause.
Two Speakers
The speakers fer-tho occasion are
Cut. J W. Siemens, or t.ua city,
and 11. Van RenaseUw Chase, of San
Fijncltco, president of the City De
velopment bureau, the orgaaisatioa
of city bultdera MsUthv the direct
or in tha creation of the Greater
Kliimath Commercial Club, Captain
Slower Is one of .h old resident
of Klamatk Falla aad U tkorougkly
familiar with coadltwaa td needs
here, so will be oa whom all will
(Ceatlausd oa Page )
a clerk. At present bis keadHartere
are at tka Plana la New York city.
Mr, .Tkomaa waa rescued from tka
Lusltaala wkaa ake waa terpedeed.
Hie It Uta, wklek brought asas
from Liverpool, waa eeavoyeg aar
tkree hundred mttoa by two BrHlah
aestroyera.
NEW SCHOOL
SUE: DESIRED
SEVERAL
READY
OFFERS
AVE AL-
BEEN , RECEIVED
BY
8CHOOL BOARD FOR NEW LO
CATION OP BUILDING
Tiio printing of a notice that the
achool board of Dlitrlct No. X will
'accept offera on a now acnool alte
U a result of the belief that the pres
ent alio of the Central School build
ing Is not a proper location for a
building duo to the heavy traffic on
Main street.
Several alte offers have been made
Uo tho board of education and they
aro considering them and others are
wanted for the purpose of having as;
much of k choice as possible.
U'h.n ha nraunt bulldlnx was
' tsructoj lt WM nearir 0ut of the
Lty imiu, hut the sudden expansion
toe city naa piacea
It la aa un
desirable location. August 2 la tke
dato set for the receiving of the of
fers which will be viewed by board
after which they will leave the final
selection of a site to the voters of the
district.
EUREKA WONDERS
AT MUCH WORK
A BIG JOB IS UXDKB WAY NEAR
EUREKA BUT UTMOST SEC
RECY MYHTIPIK9 PEOPLTj OF
THAT CITY HOPE FOR RAIL
ROAD The peoplo of Itureka, California,
aro mystified, according to Rolls C.
Groesbeck, city attorney, who re
turned the first of the week from a
long automobile trip accompanied by
Mrs. Groesbeck. by soma large con
struction work that l& going, on near
Eureka. "
He states that he taiked with tke
Secretary of the Chamber of com-
raerco there who had Investigated
aa to the nature of the work and he
found that extensive work is belag
done a short distance from the city
which resembles a hydro-electrio
plant as sear as could be determined.
No Information can be obtained to
the actual nature of the work.
The people there are Inclined to
believe that this mar be the fore-runner
of tke electric line up the Klam
ath river to this city" according to
Groesbeck and are very curious to
know Just what the plant is to be
used for ualesa that' Is Its purpose.
Due to heavy Guggeahelmer Interests
and others In that country in copper
mlaes they feel that something big la
going to take plaoa aad are kofJag
that an outlet from tkla eeaatry will
ka made to that clty,,whlek would
serve la placing tkla eRjr practically
oa the coast, A large erew ia' work
lag aad the work Is to preeeed. ,"
- Mr. Groesbeck made aa aiiaaarra
trip from this city ta( tka
YWt;
aad e-
in at r number a
turalag by way-ot arareka aad tmt
dug. ,f.'J;
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Uaves Fer Two w Tlbree Wealm.
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to be a treat tw teUkmwaami:
WARSAW TO BE
RAZED IE CITY
IS CAPTURED
GRAND DUKE RBPORTED WILL
BURN CITY
Men Are Stationed Ready to Set Fare
if Evacaatloa of City Starts De
feated Rnssiaas Nordt aad West of
City Devaatatlag by Dyamltlng
Bridge, Ooagscetang aad Destroy-
lag Cropa Many Fires Are Report
ed Alrady Started With the Wtad
and Sweepiag CoaaiUy
t'nlted PreBs Service
Berlin, July St. Information haa
reached hero that the Grasd'Dalnf
Nicholas Is determined that the Ger
mans shall not capture Warsaw with
the government buildings aad
churches unscathed. It Is reported
that he has men stationed ready to
set Are to the city at all points If It
is evacuated.
Retreating Russians north and
west of the city are devastating by
dynamiting bridges in' the Riga re
gion, confiscating and destroying
crops.
Word has been received from Cop
enhagen by, wire that Urea are burn
ing in the Riga district. It haa tees
confirmed that the Russians are
burning everything ia this district.
Uatted Press Service
WASHINGTON, July . Ameri
ca's ambassador Marye, to Rnssia,
has-cabled American Consul Desoto
that he baa taken over Belglum'a and
Servla'a Interests at Warsaw. He In
timates that the capture of Warsaw
Is Imminent.
HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS CHOSEN
LIST OF 10 TEACHERS IS NOW
COMPLETE PRINCIPAL BOW
MAN EXPECTED TO BE MERE
BY AUGUST 1.
Tho new faculty tor the Klamath
county high achool la now complete
and 10 Instructors, eight of wklck
will be new here, have been chosen
to fill the vacancies made this spring
by the resignation of a number of the
old tacalty. .. v
The two old members who have
bben retained are Vernon T. Motach
enbacaer, a graduate or tae univers
ity of Oregon aad achool of educa
tion, who -was Instructor laat
la hlatoo aad Bagllah. Ka awo
handled athletics. Mint Haul A.
North, taatractor of mathematics.
waa also retained. '
Th new Instructors are Principal
CM Bowman at Meitord. aadnato
ot.liHnoN atate aerate) aad iHactpa.
at Midtotdl Mies LueHle Marohall
lagHeh. greMuatoet1Orcn, kaj
ancnt tkrea Mart at nnlvnralvynf
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(Oanvlaaed aa Fngo )
STRIKERS
BUILDINGS AND
TERRORIZE
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Helping Henry Ford
Cwte Drug Rends
4j.Sr.'f'
Henry rf .Ford, the Michigan, auto
manufacturer, haa obtained tho co
operation of Charles B. Towns la hie
efforts to establish ia Detroit a hos
pital where alcoholic aad drag leads
may be cured. Already ive vtethsu
have been .sent from tha automobile
factory "to Mr. Tovrna' establlahmaat
In New York In charge of phyatetaaa
and observers, who will dee the
knowledge "they gather for the hos
pital in Detroit Mr. Towns has a
verr successful In caring victims of
all drugs-
Mr. Ford believes that no man is
so far down la the human scale that
he cannot be pulled back to useful
ness.
Out of the expected cure of the
five men and tke method of treat-
meat applied to each paUeat is plan
ned to grow a ward ia Mr. Ford's
Detroit hospital to combat-the asa
of liquor and drags among the 10.-
000 employeea la the Ford plant aad
among others that Mr. Ford desires
to reach out aad save.
Joe Itnghea Not Gaflty.
The case of Jack Hughes against
Joe Hughes tor larceny at a saddle
waa decided by a Jury in favor of tha
defendant last alght
Vietta WMh Cap
Mr. aad Mrs. August Wageabaeh
and son, Teddy, ot St. Louie, are here
visiting with Capt J. W. Mcatcaa et
this city, Mrs, Wsgeabaah aalaffva
sister ot tha Captain. They aro mak-
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rMHlag a two meath'a trip of tha watt
Visiting Yellowstone park, Seattle,,
Portland, the two fairs aad win re
turn home through tha acuta. Thf
aro now at Harrtman Lodge as Out;
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BAYONNB. Jaly SS.Thi.atrtk
era went proWbly' fatally ahot-here.
laat 'klght aad aereral were
woaaded whea aa attempfwaa
to scale tho walla of the
Oil plant. HMdom. behind tha watte
of church, 160 strikers ranked tho
plant.- Aa they reaeaed the top- Urn
guards from wHhht trad. Two
guards were reported woaaded.
Sheriff Kiakead haa sworn fat I M
deputlee and has theaa ssssstsd ia
the court htfaae. Tba striatera are
coagregatlag on tho atreeta wfth the
entire pbllee foree on the aseaa at
tempting to paetfy them. " tl '
' Last alght the atrikera tsrrarmsd
the dty by Srtaff bnHdlage Tho
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WASHINGTON, July Sis The) do
partsaent of Labor haa attainted
Jean .Meat aad James Smith aaen
eUUtors.to laUrTenehi tho atru at
Bayoaae.' They aro gaaiatsd'to ar
rive there tonight -
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SPRINaFIBLD, Jnly II. TICC-'
president Jennings of the :
union haa appealed to
that .tho orgealacra of tan.
shall eenocntrato that Mew
campaign on shertor hansa and Usa
pay. ' Skrlkea aro tareatened ta away.
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BATONNE, July It. Tan strikera
this, afternoon attempted to man the
gates, of tho Tide Water plant ansa- ,
pelllag tha depatiea to Iro kBttng.
two strikers, wounding two cntMien
aad four others.,, Tke atritmw.ra
treated under heavy Ira.?
The gatee warn rnsbed
(strikers tkreatealng to a
'.waste 'on tka oil wasla. M UtM
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