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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY,' JULY 31, 1915
arsaw Is Evacuated;
if
Germans
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I. LEADERS
IE MEETING IN
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Long Island Girl
Admits Burglaries
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POLITICS ARE
ROY WRIGHT
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WA8IIIS0T0N'. I). C, Julr 31.
ThtNitlonil l'acc Council of l.ator
m tad othf r oriiftnUAtlon nrn In
ion hff todny. Tim Ipiitlom hUIo
tkalthfy rfpriK-m S,00ft,00ft votcrn.j
',1 MMlIng U considering rewlu-
iImi for forty ronlral labor union,
tarfMBlag the uhlproonlB of wunl-j daughter of n wealth)'
iIbm to Mllgcrcntu, and. atUcklnKiCllff, lnng IhIhiiJ, ai
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ANTIQUES
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.Miiilo on lliH(Htli' Question, n llii
fdiinlry In KtiiinlltiK llrlilml l'it-.l-ih-lit
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How the Germans "Squeezed"
the Russians Out of Warsaw
KNOWN yUMl.W, JM,X, HON
w. a. wiuuiiT, i'OiiMi:iiiY
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IIIKS IX IIOHIITl
mill Mrs.
ii- i.owixi, MKihvrr
(I'nltcil 1'ronn Htiiff ('nrri'MiiomlfiiO
NKW VOHK. Jul)- 3l.."V have
vet)- ixMMtatl(iu of winning. Tho
rontitry U dUHjitlKllod with the demo
crnili: ndniliiUiratlon. It In hocomlng
Mi. llMlh Tii) lor l,.iill.i ,m)r m AM) B1M u rtn(y , roUim
Mm. It tit It Taylor Cottlln. agvd 21, t tho rcpuhllcanH. Kvory report I
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Itny Wright, aoii of ir
William A. Wright, ntnvif Pnsadonn.
hut formerl!)' of thla cltyi and ln.-uvllly
I ut crest 'd hnro, died this morning at
l:ir, r.t'tho Ittackhurn tipspltal. Hoy
Wright wiih located in Northern Call
foinln, whore hn had jtnrcliiiKod a.
Iilnco of IiIk own. I
While at home recciilly ho was nl
tnrUrd with, appcndlcltla, and hoforo
ho wim able to insko tho. trip hero and
nliorlly hoforo ho reached thin city
tho appendix hroko and plr.ted him In
u Hcrloim condition. Ito hnn lncn at
thi hospital for several daya
lln In survlrod hy n wife and fa lu
ll ly, a lKtcr, Mrs. J. D, Church, fath
er and mother, and Jirothcr, Carl
Wright, who has been employed near
llugcno, and Dr. Uci, A. Wright of
(IiIh city, who attended him. Tho er
renldent of 8ca get from all partH of tho country Indl-, vices will he held at'lhe Preshyterlau
and hello of tho irate thU. 8o doea every election." church tomorrow at ,12 o'clock.
frNMeat WlbKW. little town and tho Hurroundlng cotin- Clinrle I). Illllln, chairman of the re-
rJu Arfdam. tm. t.en tnlMrnohad Irjr, baa admitted that alio robbed a publican national committee.
rafaeailraitlon of krnortthtakafHUmbcr of hniitan cloned for the win- "Union there l omo decided
lrtlaciBCllwlthacomlalofroaa''r anl "Pf'K by aummer reident, rhango In the altuatlon, It will not be
tWWMhwwiti, and that ihetol tho iB,M 4la m w"." 'uw. 'Puajn.BWVMrr for either party tb eitab-
ITMHWt WW nedlatkHI CAHM MO,"wn u ,,,p '""" """ '"" "" -,iin iieauqunnem nc year, ine ro
il fir. They date that the prert-160 I'rotmion ror uio winter Hult la a foregone conclualon an thlnga,
at refuted to ronalder her pronoam. Month theao cot t a get had been glren.tRtid now.. Tho democratic part la
Tit altoroeri for the roundl dnbld The young man got tho key a from hi Enjoying unexampled pre-emlnenco
titytlu.tnerraanrapltnl lannanclng ' " N0W n '" lM m that la not likely to be lot for many,
tN amtlag bere. .wa tho chief, plotter. Ho furnuned yenra." William P. McComb. chalr-
SttreUry of Htate Unainar I eon. th" kr' but '','' ,rt'' ,,u' rouDln,f he "" of bs democratic national com- TWO I'AKTIKS KHO.U KAST, AFTKR
luring demanding that a aneelal w- im n'a.er men, miltee.
lna of coDgrwi be called to take' "Huth did all thn atcallrig," ald no. These are tho first political prcdlc-
trw of tho International ltuallon.l"flne too, ",0 ,0, "I'11'"1 ' " not.tlon for 1010. Tho chairman of the
. tako a thing from the placea wo went republican and domocratlo nntlonnl
.to. I had thn mean of enroling on1 committees did not Uauo statements,
trance the key. but suffered thomselvea to be asked
"Wo wanted to go to dance and for their vlowa of the political outlook ,
theater, and devised the burglary by the United Proas. It was not llko two parties from the Cast are ux
acbeme to get money. I reallto I amithla one year ago preceding previous I1Cctod to nrrlvo here Monday from
a much responsible n she. I have' campaign. As a matter of fact, each Crater Lake, one being n party of
no resentment against her for gotttng wn rather startled at tho alght of n'twcntylx members of tho Columbia
MANY T
ARRIVE MONDAY
VISIT TO CItATKH liAKK. WILL
AltltlVK HKItK MONDAY TAK
INO I.ONO JOURNEY
SEQLOGIS
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CRATER LAKE
ran Into thl scrape."
(reporter. However, upon recovering, university Geographical Society of
L gome months ago Mra. Conlln, then,they eaprosacd themselves a set downxcW York, and tho other a Raymond-
ju.-. w Ruth Taylor, ran away from homo and above. 'whitman party, which Ha visiting' the
miiiitlation HIMILAH TO DK. rarrled a" chauffour. 8ho quit him' Apparently polltlca la at "Impaaae" HCC0 Hpota of tho continent.
a . . .a . a a. .t.. .u... I1I.& lk ntmnal?M In Vaanaii It n'AH
(lOYKRVincvT aner mrco monwiH. uinpnninuoii-.o .,hi... . . .."., . ..
,n'iimun .. , . ... .......... ... .'.-.i.i.i i... k.iL .u.. it.., ...j.h
lllona to her aroused ino nusoanu, wnoinnnimou uy mm o m w"
united party,
IHHIPTIO.V IX
WMI'I,CT-WKU,
WrrHTRICIIKRK
riiKAHKDI followed tho pair whon they took a
valle on n train to Now York city.
(Thinking ho would got evldenco for a
I divorce, ho followed, only to bo led to
Dr R a n,i i i . . ' .. K 1 nrooklyn pawnshop. It was found
aJa 'of' ,''.! ? f '"'".P-.by the county authorities, after ho re
5 ieT SlVh1 MV"rH UBh,!f POd to them, that the valise con
way 'ST1 l '. '" ?VB hl talaed valuable stolen from the Sea
ytio Ban Francisco and the fa r.'rui km..
r "king a visit to Crater Lake. ! "" ""
.Tie Ve It rorlnlnli, . u.nJI..ll
fW' d I found that lha tovara-j
"inon is very accurate, and.
io aavo covorod tho eaUre altu-l
(Sid hr rinllu II, i.-
ill '. ' i am icnN-i
2Jrft.k "l invention ta Oak-i
,.. mere i, one point (a coa-
RODEO IS NOW
THING OE PAST
AMUHKMKXT AHKOCIATION
VoTH TO DIHIIAXD CHAMPION'
tJtlal. at. . . t ,
L?.Z "" "" eruption of Mount;
WtL T cnnot m8Bt,on mti
l?ia.WWn.' t'k k th THK HTtXJKHOLIIKRH OF LOCAL
jr"'"B argument n ilia . I
MMcrlptlon.. - '""
m aly gpoko n eBthuslaatlo
WmISS Wd ,nto th,, country-
k"",r. of trlii from the!
HJWifc Dr., Dai, . Mra. Katharine
W of Boston and KHMhtth r.f
lll'CKt'.HM TO UK HOLD
At a meeting of n majority of the)
stockholders of tho Rodeo Amusement
Association held last evening at the
klka Club room, It waa voted to dls
baad the Incorporation and divide the
fundi among the stockholders. Twen
ty per cent dividend waa paid .on the
rancher, who, waa ; of the third annual Rodec,
"wpw la PrlaeaK
B, ldthn T..I.. ..-
i. 'kldMM. " 9h-9,lir per oent dividend waa paiu.on me
astt6! ot Rnwrt y.iatoek Istt fall, following the holding
-. .:!" '"Aha rancher, wkavu" iu i;ir .nnn.i nv. in addi-
..".by a posse Ofenwlukva 1'Ui n ... t i..m1!. !.. nnr.
'!, after hviB4fau i,i.!.k.. ....... ,i. .,.!, , i,. i,i
,uoo ranson. ku kuiml " a....... n..i nt..ui. Pin r.n
. v . f1. . oucaera, are to oe aoia, awn tae eai
f la'tbetreaaury after the dlspeaal
of all property of the association will
1. ., -T"'
mea o iih. :..? : J.- -.. : .
l&Xtt2X-
ft&tim.-: -:
be divided among the itockholeeri.
rest In tho belief of a
Chairman HUlea oxpecta Colonel
Roosovolt to 'be regular; Chairman
McComb expects Dryan to bo reg
ular. Rut both lire not sure.
"The fight will bo on domestic ques
tions," said Chairman Hides. "The
country Is standing behind tho presi
dent on foreign questions."
Chairman McComba said: "No
domestic Issues to which tho people
will llHten can possibly be raised by
tho republicans. - The foreign ques
tion's, the things the people are con
stantly thinking about cannot be dis
regarded. If Dlngley were recalled
from thn grnvo he could not write a
tariff protective enough to make a
particle or difference to American
business,"
Hllles named Maine, New York,
Now Jersey, West Virginia, Ohio, In
diana, Nobraska and Nevada na the
Htray sheep expected back In the re
publican fold next year. A switch
from 12,000 domocratlo majority In
Bt.'T;ouls to 29,000 republican major-
ity'W-alHo looked to by Hllles as a
li'opq'of carrying Missouri also.
' ''Tile only possibility at the repub
(leans being a contender is the restor
ation of tho entente with Roosevelt,"
unld McComba. "Nobody knowa what
Toddy will do.'
Dangerous Play
United Press Service
BVBRRTT, Wash., July 81,Ina
playful mood; Cheater Thompson, 10
yeara old, tied around hla neck one
end of a rope which held a young calf,
In thla manner he took the calf but
oothe grass. The animal become
frightened and ran away. The boy
waa dragged to death.
They arc spending several day at
tho lake, and will nrrlvo at tho White
Pelican Monday. Tho membors of the
Geographical society are:
Professor D, W. Johnson of Colum
bia' University, director of excursion;
Mrs. D. W. Johnson, K. C. Atwood; P.
niKcom, professor ot geology In Bryn
Muwr Collogo; K. R. Dlaln, principal
McKlnley school, Trenton, N. J.; A. C.
Iloylo, professor or goology and min
ing, University or Wyoming; C. W.
Ijrown, professor of geology la Drown
University; J. K. Brown, assistant In
geology; Williams College, Mass.; M.
M. Fisher, teacher, New York city
public schools; C. A. a ay nor, J. J.
Griffin, teacher In vocational schools,
Hoboken, N. J,; P. Holswaaaer; J. Z.
Howell, student In Tome School,
Maryland; B. J. Jacobs, professor ot
chemistry and mlnoralogy, University
ot Vermont; D. Keen, P. K. Kemp,
Major, P. R. Lang, A, K. Lobek, 0. B.
Lyonf teacher of mathematics, Cen
tral High School, Springfield, Mass.;
D, Merrill, J. B, Mohle, K, A. Moon,
ngBlstant In goology, Hunter College,
Now York city; I. H, Ogllvle, profess
or of geology, Barnard College, New
York city; M. C, Plerrepont, teaoher
In public achoolla, Trenton, N. J,; H.
Stem, graduate student In Cplumbia
University; R. A. Steele, .teacher in
Horace Mann School, New York city;
M. ,L, Taylor, physiography 'teacher,
Wadlelgh High School,' New York
cty; ,B. E, Van Raaltae, O.'H, White,
geography teaoher, public schools,
Trenton, N. J.
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This map shows how the Germans,
commanded on the north by General
von Hlndenberg and on the south by
General Mackensen squeesed theRus
Blans out of Warsaw and gained one
of the largest and richest cities of
Russia. v
Incldentallly they havo succeeded
in taking most of Russia Poland. The
German Austrian line, according to re
ports, reached from Ltbau on the Bal
tic Sea, south through Russia to Su-
walkl, then southwest to Loda, or Just
east ot It, for It has been reported
that Lodx baa been taken by the Ger-,
mans. It then follows a course south
east down as tar aa Bukowiaa. The
boundary llnea between East Prussia
and Russia- ond Germany and Poland
aa well aa Austria and Ruaala are
shown In the line made up of dots
and daahee In the map. Russian aol
diers havo been driven from Eaat
Prussia, and much of Poland has been
taken from them. However, they
hare not been driven from Austrian
soil, and at this time there ta little
Indication they will be. Von Hlnden
berg marched aonth and Mackensen
north to squeeae the Jtusslans accord
ing to their plana.
for practice. There will be work at , Ah. Expensive Pertonage
the next-regular meeting, August 5th, j United Press Service
and a full turn-out Is expected,
regular officers are Mra. Rs A. Em
inett. Miss Laura- Bice, Mrs, Charles
Gnrcclon, Mra. Robert Sloan. Mra. Ivy
North, Mrs. Charm Johnson, Mra. R.
3. Sheets, Mrs. R. A. Wattenburg,
Miss Greta" McMillan and Mrs. Ida
Pink. In addition to these.the follow
ing members of tho degree team are
urged to be present; Mra.Lydia
Houston, Mrs. Lliilo Ramsby, Mra.
l.lntv Mathews, Mrs, Addle Walker,
bannor bearers; Mtsa Louise Humph
rey, Mrs. Auna uean, Mrs. ueue vyiiua
Mra. Wui. Hall, Mra. Lynn Martin,
Miss Waldron, Mra. Nell Brimmer,
Mrs. Adeline Cofer, Mrs. J. N. Garrett,
supporters to banner bearerra; Miss
Jennie Hum and Miss Bee Summer,
scene supporters.
The , QiMipR a vr.iaco. J uv-Sl United
Degree Team to Prietlfe
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On 'Monday evening the.) degree
team of Prosperity ReWekah lodge will
meet at I o'clock Ma -IrOr.O.rr,' hall
VaaMl CkN ta Yreka
Avraugement were completed .to-
day for the taking ot the local band
to Yreka for the baseball gam to
morrow, and the tndloatlona are that
a large crowd Is gblag. .Word from
there. atatea that Yreka I sure of win
alag the game. . '"
States secret service men spent 13,874
in protecting the Maharajah of Kar-
nurthala. an Eaat Indian prince, on
hla recent trip to thla country. The
expense accounts of the government
agents who were detailed to protect
the prince were filed here today, 01!
cers trailed the Maharajah all over,
the United States.
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dally announced. It te admitted ; that -
the Industrie of the .city smva'awaakL, ;
dismantled and that practlaaMly ail . X
of the? KmJmimmpSnmg:-i g
Tke city u a aaere aeii orjta iWMtT -
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LONDON, July gl.Tlie'
ladiea-
tlon are that, the eraeuatieia' of War
saw and Poland has praeUeeltly lieea.
completed. The mala Ruaalaa aramlee
have been entrenching for weeks on
Brest Utovsk. The rear guard ha
been hampering the Teuton advance.
Only Jew and. German oympathleera
are remaining la the country.
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United Press Service .
BERLIN, July 31. PieldMaraaal .
von Mackensen reports that Waraaw
will, be captured by alght. Berikala
anxloua to celebrate tomorrow, the
anniversary; of the, openlaV ef tho ;
war. Kaiser Wllhelm, the kalaeria ,
and crown prlnceaa are nreeariag to1
enter the city together,, ? ' .
' By ED L. KEEN
(Staff Correspondent United
Pre)
LONDON, July 31. :Theuaa
here believe that Germany will aaake
a desperate attempt to eater Warsaw
by tomorrow to celebrate tb aaaual
raising of tbe German flag by a eerie
of desperate ruahe. It la net ,,he-
k, '".'vSJ!'1
A
Iloved that unleaa von Maokeasea.re-
r
Inforcea von Hlndenburg. he wlllbe
able to enter by tomorrow, ,. . ,
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United Press Service
SAN QUENTIN, July 30. Abe
Reuf's hair la taming white, guard
at the atate'a. prison said today. M
though heoomea. up for parole aext
month, Ruet eeastaatly 'worrtea, .and
Is aging rapidly. The guard say he
la a model prlaoaer, "
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United Pre Service '
BAN DIEGO, July II. The battle
hjpa Mhwourl, Wlaoeaala, aad Ohio
lett" art;"tedy for -jretaee';
Th'eaa'larf'tka Irtt iaea-ef-war itnm
the AtUatla feet to vMt t Paetaaj
coaat alaoa the memorable vlatt of Ad
aalreJ B4 kaM' great tet la !.
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