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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, rJIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1915
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Germany Promulgates Peace,
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MS. MOHR IS
ARRESTED FOR
nlOROM CONFESS TO BRIBE TO (
KILL DOCTOR
Mr. hUhr Rtcently Sued far toeara.
ln, U Accused of Hiring Negroea
M Jaeot Husband While Metering
With Olrl Whtn Arraigned This Af
tamoon Pltadtd Not Oullly Held
Without Ball to Stptambar lath.
I'slied TruK JVrvlir
I'UOMDCNCK. n. I.. Sept. J. Nnt,
ISdabclli Molir wan arrested Hilt
riming In connection with the roya-tcrl-
its klllliix or hor husband. I)r)
moklln Vulir, and the wounding of
hlxolllicrKrtlKlatit, Minn Emily Burger,
while th pre motoring together r
CNUr. Rnwo IIwiIIm, Dr. Molir'n chauffeur.
Victor Hi own ami Henry i'lmllman, nil
nce.-vx, confessed to receiving 15.000
to lcy the doctor. Ho wai phot while
f 'Jin t In )iik nuiomobllc elth the ajrl.
M v iihr recently aiiO'l f tir separa
Kn (ruin Iiit husband. 8hi denle
) iiiniwtion with tbo killing.
I'nllMl I'ii'm V.r,e
I'KOVIDKNCK, Sept. J. Mm. Mohr
f nrrnlrr.eil on n charge Incident to
the minder, nnd pleaded Innocent of
tl'f clmri,c. Him In held wilhvit lall
u. i: 'pti'mbrr lClli. The thiee negroes
! ilculc.l not guilty of (ho crlmo.
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ESPEE RUMORED
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LINI WHICH MAY PROVE LINK
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nETWEEN 8AN FRANCISCO ANO
PORTLAND THROUGH KLAMATH
INOPECTED EY OFFICIALS
HUSBAND'S DEATH
- .that the picture waa blurred. With
' 'each terrific roar observers from the
The Hiilu of the Nevada-California- fort could see without glasses tho 700
Uivgon railway to the Southern Paiiinc 'pound projectile rise higher and higher
c.upnny rumor Uh. started again In until Is disappeared a more speck In
H.n finm Ikco. To preseaee in Luke- tho aky. Then they would wait and
vlow ot I'roHldeni Charles H. Mortui of, watch tho placed water or tho Sound
Nra York la i utpcnsible for the follow If you followed their gazo and kept
liM rinry fiom ihr San Francisco Kx-'your eye on n stretch of bluo water
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uv prcHcnco in California of a cars. No great amount 01 improve
K'uup or Gaaiern oBclals of the Ne-jmont work has been done on the line
yada-Caiirornla-Oregon railway and! In recent yearn, and the opinion baa
Mlr recent trip over the line have re- hoe n expressed freely that It waa being
virtd in railroad circles active discus-hold by the Moran Interests merely aa
"Ion as to the probability of a forth- n speculation.
ing wile of the road. Charles H, "Starting at Reno, the road traverses
wan or New York, president of the.coatorn Plumaa, Lassen and Modoc
""npany, l now la Modoo county at
head of a party WBo have Just
raJ a careful aurvav of tb nranartv.
Wluu disposition would bo made of
railroad haa been a topio of later
wient discussion amoag railroad men
w jevoral yeara. Just before the
wjern Paclte sUrtodKa Uao from
ay, Nov( lBto jjertit 0,4.
rnl, kohhIp waa that the Harrimaa
wets would take aver the Meraa
j o afford easier aeeead to the
U Valley, ad Ueaee to PwH
"W. for EasUra trk. The goaalp
aa boen revived with new entpbaala.
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to look at, bat IU right. of way
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12-inch Mortars Were Fired
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Those photographs lllustrato Unclo.Mtvcn iuIIvj away you aaw suddenly a
SaraV preparations for war by the test
trf the great 12-Inch mortars at Fort
Tottcn, which protect Now York from
invasion by way of Long Island Sound,
'The fort I on l3ng Island, some mllea
from Manhattan and Brooklyn, and It
Jlit designed for the destruction of eno-
my ships which might approach the
,c - (y DX tn back door. The great mor-
law, which shoot seven miles, were
.rimi nut ho othor dav. Photon-anhnm
set up their cameraa just back of the
kuna and tried to catch them aa they
v ere fired. Tbo vibration was so great
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countleH, crossing the western Facinc
at Doyle,, Plumas, county, near Beck'
with Pass. It Is 235 mllea long, ex
tending lato ,Oregon through Qooae
Lake Valley to the oast of the lake.
Dsllrlous Woman found
Miss DeCarlo, 23-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. DeCarlo, residing at the
station formerly called Shake, bttweea
thla olty and Aahtand, waa found by
searchers after thirty houra aunt, ib
the report. 8he wandered off weariag
bedroom slippers on her feet, and but
scantily olad about two weeks ago.
She had been 111 for aoao time.
Operated far Adanolde and Tonsils
Mlsa Meta Chutala, tho 11-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Oeerge Chaa
tain o fthls cJty.waa operated aa thla
morning by Dra. HaaaMtea and Fisher
for adenolda and teneUe.
. n nr - n.mrir. WUinfWWJUuiVuViJi
tower of white water rise skyward,
"That wok a hit," aa oBcer told you,
nnd onlcm wero given for the nevt
thot Just what the results of the "n.
gagemrnt" were could not be told until
tho official umpire of the battle figured
out tho damage. But If each ahot
found Ha mark and thoee with keen
ryes and a knowledge of what waa go
)iiK on wero more than a little inclined
to think that thla waa ao It may be
hnid that a good-sited fleet of euper
dreadnoughta waa aent to the bottom
or tho Sound. For these 12-Inch mor
tars are regarded aa the moat destruct
ive weapons that New York has against
n sea Invasion by way of t Long la
land Sound. There are 12-inch guns at
Fori Totten with a range that far ex
ceeds that of the mortars, but they
cannot send projectiles heavenward
and drop thom on the one vulnerable
spot of the modern warship the deck.
TRUCK LOAD OF
GRAIN SECURED
WHOLE LOAD TAKEN TO COMMER
CIAL CLUB ROOMS FOR EXHIBIT!
AT FAIR AND FOR PORTLAND
LAND SHOW
An auto truck loaded to the roof
with many aheavea of Klamath eeuaty
grain, waa unloaded at the Ceaamerewl
Club rooms laat night, and repreaenta
the work of the club and W. I Araat
In a search for producU from Klamath
county farmers for the oomrtr stJMMt
at the fair aid for the Porttaad lead
ohow,
Secretary Fleet atatea that nearly a
ton of t will be aent to tho exhibit it
Baa Franetaeo, where it will be pisses
In a huge pile at the beau to
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NAVAL RESERVE
FLEET tEADY
THIS FALL
FOR IMMIOIATE SI
DBSIRl
Plan ao Laid That iavernmont Will
Have Immediate Ueej of 60,000 Train
ed Seaman, Innumerable Auxllllary
Craft-
-Plan Announced by the Navy
Department Sorvlot of All Pormer
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. I. The
nnval reserve plan Being worked oa
by Secretary of the Nary Daniels, with
I heads of the various 'departments, will
t be effective this fall far lauaedlate ser
lrc. if needed according to an an
nouncement made hot today.
Klfty thousand traJaed seamen, in
liumerable auxllllary craft arelnclud
ed in the plan ty the aary department.
The plan Involves the services of all
former officers, enlisted awn, every
Chilian with a boat, the state and fed
eral militia, who will be ao organized
that they can be quickly directed to
the defence of this country whoa,
needed.
CHIEF STARTS
BANK ACCOUNT
NOT FOR HIMSELF, RUT FOR OLD
MAN IN CITY WHO WAS NEARLY
FLEECED OUT OP 100" BY "A
FRIEND" KEEPINO IT FOR HIM-
Following a night In the city jail,
old man In the city -who had
placed there by the police appealed to
Chief of Police Baldwin to help aim
secure 1100 that a young fellow waa
keeping for htm.
The young fellow at first refused to
give up the money, but the old man
finally secured .a, $40 time check from
him, but could not get bis cash. The
chief accompanied the old man, and
the young fellow did not deny having
I he money.
He waa threatened with Jail unleaa
he gnvo It up, and finally did so. Bald
win then placed It In the bank for the
old man, ao that he could not get It,
and Is going to attempt to keep It
I there for the old maa'until the atate
! goea dry. Since then the young man
haa demanded the memey, aa ha aaid
he had loand It to the old man. Re
later compromised by aayiag ha would
bo satisfied with hair ot It But the
chief refused.
Rebekaha Meet Tonight
Prosperity Rebekah Lodge will.meet
in regular session ln Odd Fellows' hall
thla.evenlng. There will be initiation,
anda.tull attendance to desired.
Band Concert Tenlgbt
The weekly bead eoacrt will bo giv
en in the court hoaae seuere tonight at
7$tB by the KlamaaV Falla Military
bead.
oa the visitors thai Klamath county la
n grata country.
Some of it will atoo be aeat to Port
tend for aa exhibit at the land show.
Now la the time whan the prodaeta are
mature, to briag thaee thla to ta
Comneretal Club. aUtea rtoet, and aU
that eaa be poaalMy ebtaJaed.aie
atrea ror oxaian
VICE IP IT IS
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6ET RAILROAD
WHEN FORCED
CIRCUIT JUOOE NOLAND 8AY8
KSPKE WILL BUILD WHIN
PORCEO TO SY PEOPLE COUN
TRY HELD UP MEANWHILE
"The Southern Pactlc company will
complete their line between this city
and Portland when they are compelled
to by the people or by other interests,"
stated Circuit Judge Noland this morn
ing. "I have talked with officiate and
mi-n who have been connected with'
tiiH road, and I bolleve that they will
hi.lld only when the people or Jim Hill
in.-vct them to finish It
rhey ' are watching this section
tnUl.ty close, and do not Intend to let
r n body else get ahead of them If they
can lelp it. Whenever tbe.re is a
flurry rn the Hill lines, the Southern
riwiD-- immediately coes over the sit
urtion here again.
from here and
"They took money
v-cnt to
Western Oregon In ordar to
hwiit oir Hill there, and are using the
r-ionej- gained here now in building
thi.t line there. There are numereaa
ra.6 r a similar nature in this state
whew the same thing has been done
by tl Southern Pacinc. .
Tl ei are holding ; back the country.
and hau. caused the people hero to
imn .iiiiinnniii im nuim mnnun - - "
froUbt rates, and no facllltlea to fcaa-
din their crops. We demonstrated on
the Aitamnnt ranch that the bet pots
toon in tl world can be grown here,
but we had to let them rot la'tke
ground because we could not ship them
out, ('tie to freight rates.
LOST BOY SEES
CITY'S SIGHTS
WHILE RESPONDING TO REQUEST
TO FIND S-YEAR-OLD BOY NORTH
OF CITY. POLICEMAN FINDS HIM
ON STREET WITH CANDY
Chief of Police Baldwin and J. H.
Holmait "Acre requested yesterday by
a woman residing between tnia cuy
and Shlppington to help her in finding
her 3-year-old boy. She had left him
locked In the house while she. waa
gone, hut when ahe came back the boy
had secured the key, let himself oat
and disappeared.
Baldwin and Holman got a machine
and ataxted out searching the sage-
brush billa and regions north ot town.
In the meantime. Policeman McCar-,w.
tor found the boy on Main atreet In
company with another woman. He
came to the city, purchased a has of
candy, and did not seem to
Ing about hla own whereabouts. r
Boy Born Last Night
9-pound boy was. born to Mr.'
and
Mi h. G. K. Hendricka at Ninth and Oak
streets laat night, Dr. Hamilton at
tending. Mr. Hendricka is employed at
the Gwauna box rectory."
Loaves to Enter Colleae
Hardin Carter, aon ot Mr. and Mra.
O. L. Carter, of thla city, leavea la the
morning for Loa Angeles to eater the
University ot Southern California,
where he Is taking a course la deatta
tr), Carter will finish thla year.
Securea Final Homeetead Paeera
George F. Beldln ot Merrill reeeived
his flaal papers on hla IN aere
stead yesterday at the county elerk'e
oatoe.
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Would Build Up
Superhuman Race
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(llciulil Spcrln! Serviie)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2. Estab-f
llsbment of a "eugenics registry." the((
purpose of which would be the devel-'
opment of an "aristocracy of health."
and the creation of beings possessed
0,BUDerior characteristics of mind and'
bodv-was advocated by Dr. J. H. Kel -
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losg of tne QatUe Creek Saniurium.'many's primary object In presentiag
Creek( Mlcn.( -fore u-e coafer -
ence on e betterment at the Pana-
mm.Paciflc expoelUon.
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thoroughbreda. ne saJd. .Th0 ob.
Ject gQUgnt by m propoeed eugenica
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the
same marvelous transformation,
and
to evolve the same betterments
tnaf nave ieen ana atiu are oetag-ac;
complished for piss and cattle. We
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have created wonderful new species of
dome8Uc anlmaU. why not haTe a
new and improved specie of manT
'The object of a eugenics registry Is
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to
create aristocracy of health.
world needs a new aristocracy; not an
artificial blue blooded aristocracy cre
ated by wealth or official authority,
but a real aristocracy made up of
Apolloa and Venuses and their fortu
nate progeny."
PICTURES DO NOT
DO JUSTICE TO IAKE
PARTY OF 8IX CAMPERS. REPORT
CRATER LAKE UN8URPA8SED.
HUCKLEBERRIE8 ARE PLENTI.
FUL NAME CAMPS
1 Crater cwmot be by
L, , Ju8tlce .
port brought back by Mr. and Mrs. B.
curfman. Mra Walter Bower. J. 8.
McClellan, A. J. Slmmera and-O. T.
simmer, of Tooeka. Kans.. who re-
turned yesterday from a ten daya
camping trip in the northern part ot
the county.
They visited Crater Lake and the
Huckleberry patch. They atate that
the lake la at ita beat, and aurpaaaee
arything they have ever seen. Many
huckleberries are being taken from
the iwieh by berry pickers, la the re-!
port brought back.
They found several interesting
camps on Huckleberry mountain, and
(toljmated them by the names af
Huckleberry City, Bunny BMe. Pore
phi- Camp and Seuaw Flat. At alght
flie i.ampa ware elivenod, with matte
and danciar. everybody having a so Ml
time.
Dairyman
Sttffere
From Rheumatlam
H, L. Bogga, dairyman ot thla county,
la etUl compelled, to get around en
crutches oa account ot a aevere attach
at rheamaUam. Be statee that ha is
ema better, but aaa notice bat little
uaprovemeat m ate ooamuaav
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Stated
t is
GERMANY WANTS
PEACE AND WAR
BLAME SHIFTED
ALLIES ACCUSED OF CONTINUING
THE STRUMLE
Authoritative sutement Pram Oar-
man Embasay Says Establishment of
I Freedom of 8eas and Promulaatlon
of Peace Reasons for Conceding to
j America StaUd Germany Want
I Peace Said Allies Could Have Ac
complish td It Six Mentha Ago.
nltfU i'ress Servlc
WASHINGTON, D. C. Seat 1. Aa
iaufhori(aHvB hn. ,.-,,, .h,..,
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em,naUnB from the 0ertMa ea,'r
.here to tne United Press Is that Oar-
'(he note conceding to America's daw
manils ln rei:ard t h .nhMaffs aoi.
w aubmarlaa aal
,cy wa" t0 Joln ,orcea wltl1
an effort to establish the freedom of
the seaa and
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to promulgate aa early
settlement of certaUt
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secondary matter.
The same source stated that. Got-(
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man? wants ? H ? aU,e8-
(could have, six atoatha ago,
PlUhed peace, when
Germany aaked."
for nothing but the freedom of the
seas. Now she must agree to the free-
(dom of Poland and equal treatment for
the Jews everywhere.
A year hence, stated the source of
Information, if the war la continued
until then, Germany will dnaiaail mere, f
The United Press Informant aald,the
allies must answer to crrflteatlen-far'
.the continuance ot the war,' Bo metet- v
;ed that Germany nerer, waated war,
ana tu seen willing te make aa aeaw
orable peace with the 1
United Preaa Serrieo
WASHINGTON, D. C, SepL .-
dlnal Gibbons visited the White Hoaae
this afternoon. On leaving he admit
ted that he had discussed peace with
President Wilson, but declined to ghre
any details of the conversation. Be
admitted, however, that he had re
ceived a message from the pope.
Secretary Lansing aanooaeed that
the cardinal will confer with him later,
(probably to discuss the Mexico aitsa-
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United Press Service
WASHINGTON. D. C. gut Z.-
retary Lansing and Cardinal Olbboaa
have admitted that a peace note from j
the pope waa presented to- Presides"
Wilson, and waa dUcuaaed thla after, i
noon. Gibbons stated that the eoafor- $
ence waa aatiataetory.,
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Prepare for Exhibit at Fair
Wm. B. Freer. Indian ageat of the",
Klamath Indian reaervatloa, arrived f
in the city laat night, and left tmei.
imorning for Salem, where he will maker.
arrangements for an exhibit for thai
Klamath Indian reservation, to be?
placed in the ,bootha at the atate fair
to be held there September IT to Oetel
ber 2. the 54th annual atato feJr,mr v'
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Mr. and Mia,, W. B.laelad m&y
ter ot OWe are here vnrttsM.reUUveH:;.;
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