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KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON,. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1915
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CROWN PRINCE
HAS MADE NO
IMPORTANT GAINS
I'AHIN HiVH MWHKM OF TEUTONS
ENORMOUS
gat Xim Obtained Single Hlrngtrllral.
f imiwiimtt Point In n Yr One
Corp. Loot Over 40.000 Men Wit-
deaburg t'airttirw Hklilel, Alan I.um
no on the Right Koaetivii
Itrtxtrli liy Teutons
United rre Service
PARIS. Sept. II. It linn been offl
cUlly announced that since tho tier
mm crown prince Iim boon attempt
ing lo plcrro tho line at Argonno, he
h not obtained n single atragctlcnlly
i,,.i ,,. Kiiini in tlm iant year.
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One single German corps hit lost
over 40.000 nton, nnd altogether tlio,
prince has lout over 100.000 men.
Tho statement admitted that Wed
rMdB)' and Thursday's nttneks pone-,
trated tho French front two-thirds of
a mile, but declared the Gorman
Iomc out of nil proportion with the
ground cnlned.
Saved From the Arabic Wreck
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PRINTS A STORY
FROM COUNT
IIKKNHTORFF KEFUHEH TO 8TATK
HIS 8KXTIMKXT8
Kubinariaen Wilt lie ItMtntcted to
Hlnk Krerjrtklac(on Hcm If Mplo.
inaUc ReMleaa Between OomUrlea
I Herered, HUtea Purported Inter
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GIBBONS AND
PACKYJONIGHT
TEN IUDU.VD GO SCHEDULED AT
THE HHIGHTO.V MOTORDROME
IX NEW YORK WILL SETTLE
MICH DISCUSSED QUESTION
Harry K. Thaw
in California
I'ulted I'rca Service -'HF.RI.IN,
Hcpt. It., It U onnounu
cd hero than lllndenburg baa captur
ed Skldcl, twenty rolled enat of Grod
no, In n three dnya' battle, with tho
Runlann losing heavily, HU right
alio captured I.unno, alx mile aoutli
cut. Tho Auttrlona hnvo capture!
Ilba nnd uro now npproiqhlng Koa-tovo.
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MltH. JAME n CAI.MOX
ii.... i. ti... nni uliutoeraiili of n.aald thoy would preserve n niomen-
Survivor of the Amble, wrecked ffltoe of their experience.
the IrlHh coiiHt by Herman nubma- Mr. Cnlmon waa nn American wno
rlne. Momo of tho pasacnKcra arrived w muKWB mo inn - .
In the United 8tutea the other day ou huaband. Bho brought her life pre
the American liner 81. Paul, atlll car-'rnw bo she could remember the oc
rylitK their life pronervora. which they.mHlcn moro evidently.
United I'reu Service
I'KTUOOItAD. Sept. II Tho flght
Inx In the Riga district has been re
newed nfter n day'a lull. Von Hebo-
tnr I. IiVIm. fmfxtn Vil4lrl.hallldl .
and In again attempting to crota tho,
Dwlnn northwest of Freldrlchstndt. ,
They have been repulsed so far, but
the ftianult Is becoming vlolelnt.
JAP BANKRUPT;
PAPERSSERED
WAS IX PARTNER WITH ANOTH
Kit NIPPONESE, riLI HANK.
hupt papers. Rirruitxs a.mi
IS SERVED WITH PAPERS'
lllaliup ItejJre to Meet Newcomer
niahop Robert h. Paddock espreHS
cd a dcslro this afternoon to meet
especially tho newcomer to Klamath
Falls nt the reception at the White
l'cllcan hotel. He stated that he
would bo glad to meet any of tho
now teachers In tho schools here that
would dcalre to be present and shnro
In tbo reception, alse-any new pastors
In tho city, bollevlng that It woutd bo
a Reed opportunity for them to got
acquainted with tho people of tho
city as well as himself. He holds
services twice tomorrow, In the morn
ing at 11 o'clock nt the Odd Fellows
hall, and In tho evening at the opera'
house.
Vnknliaru. ii locnl Japanese, that Is.
i,w-,.i Tftrentiv. wns served with papers
by fihorlff Low's ofBco as the result of
n bankrupt proceodlnu underwent
several months ago.
Kfikuharn bud been In partnership
with Bannomlyu, aud thoy woro locat
ed In tho forming business In sovoral
pnrts of the county, Including me
Doak ranch on Upper Klamath Lake,
tho Orlgsby ranch, and lastly the
Smith ranch.
Hills to the amount of 2,440.2G
......I .... mrniniit tho firm. Hank-
ruptcy proceedings had been declared
under tho bankrupt net, and since
TWO STUDENTS
TO ENTER COLLEGE
iinlnh Hurn nnd Joo Skelton ac
companied by Ernest Nail, leavo In
tho morning for Eugene, wnero uicy
will enter tho stnte university, aicei-
wlll tako up Journalism ana uurn
Industry and commerce, as freshmen.
Roth courses are highly developed at
tho university, and aim to prepare
students to take active work In the
upbuilding of their state. Nail will
ontor his sophomore year, and Is
majoring In chemistry.
United Ureas Service
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NEW YORK, Sept. 11. The New
York Evening Sun -has quoted Count
von Bernstorff as Buying: "If diplo
matic relations between America- and
Germany are broken off, our subma
rines will' sink everything on the
aeas, which means much to America."
The Sun stated (that the Interview
was received through Rernstorff's
friend. i m
The paper said further, In the In
tervlew: " America won, with my,
co-operation, the greatest diplomatic
victory since Germany conceded the
sea faring principles for which Presi
dent Wilson bad been contending."
He expressed pride that he had
beep able to help America win what
he termed the "victory."
The United Press asked Bernstorff
if tho Interview aa the Associated
.. otafAit hail hand riven out by
'him, and he said,: j'No I cannot ex
press my senuraenu.
Motordromc, New York,
Time 10 p. m.
Purse McKarland, $17,500;
Gibbons, $1G,000.
Weight, 147 pounds ring side.
Favorite Gibbons.
Referee Billy Job.
Seating capacity 52,480.
Money capacity $126,752.
PrluclplQs Mike' Gibbons, St.
Paul; Packy McFarland, Chi
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FOUR VESSELS
SUBMARINED
Uulted Press Service
LONDON. Sent. 11. Two British
vessels, Cornubia and Alexandra, were
submarined off Spanish coast, also
tho' Ashing vessel Bayernte. The
crewa were rescued. One of the Bay-
ornles crew was Injured by a ahell
flredfrom the'submarlne. The French
cargo steamer Laude waa sunk off the
Algerian coast by an Auatrlan subma
rine.
Dy GEORGE R, HOLMES
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
NEW YORK. Sept'. 11. Mike Gib
bons of St. Paul, who la generally
credited with being the cleverest fight
er In the ring today, and Patky Mc
Farland of Chicago, who WAS gen
erally credited with all that two or
three years ago, will come together at
the Brighton Motordrome tonight.
The tilt Is scheduled to last ten
rounds and there Is no reason to
doubt that' it will be any shorter,
barring lucky punches.
The pugilistic world has been fed
up for a month for this bout. Past
records have been delved Into, almost
everyone who ever heard of a boxing
glove has speculated on Its outcome.
and when It Is all simmered down,
this big feature stands out above the
rest that no one, not even McFar
land or Gibbons themselves knows
any more about It than anyone else.
McFarland has been out of the
game over two years. In that time he
hasn't boxed much, even In practice,
and any dub of an athletic Judge can
tostlfy that it doesn't take a man long
to ko back when he Isn't working;
that a paunch is easier acquired than
removed. Not that Packy has a
paunch, however, at least externally.
He looks, and says be Is, in shape.
There can be but little doubt that
the St. Paul phantom Is right. He
has been boxing steadily, working
chief clerk at the Klamath Agency,
and for tho last five years superin
tendent of tho Umatilla Agency.
passed through this city tnts wee on
i.i. roturn with his family from a
visit nt the fair at San Francisco. Of
course "Schwarta" waa so awacneo
to Old Klamath that ho had to return
under tho bankrupt , u ---1..
then Nnkahara was exceedingly dim-,""-w
cult to find, Tho accounts wero mi,
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assigned to uouoris .... -
waro company of this cuy, u .
suit was filed for tho recovery of tho
Fnlr Board Is Appelated
Jumca Pelton of Fort Klamath, J.
Frank Adams of Merrill, Francis J.
Uowno of Bonama, B. W, Short and
I). V. Kuykendall or Klamath Falls
havo boon appointed delegates to the
Oregon-California land grant confer
ence to bo held In Portland Septem
ber 16th, by the county court. The
court was Informed by Oovornor
Wlthycombe that they wore entitled
to n dclogatlon of "five members.
Fair Hoard Member Henanotnted
J. Frank Adanta waa reappointed a,
member of the eeunty fair Jeoard by
the county court 'tula week', His time
ru out June Ifh, and the appoint
mwt extends over t, period of three
mrs. Judge ,as. T.. Baldwin has
two years to run yet and James Pel
ton ono before their periods" expe,
wiih iho circuit court clork,
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by Attornoy Rollo C, Qroesbcck.
invbatlaatlon in California, wnore
vu.inrfi Una nronorty. and was In
business, failed to divulge his whoro
.......... n. ii wm novor lu. How-
over, Information was rocolved that he
was In tho city recently, nnu mo ...
Iff's office caught him as ho wns help
ing load n wagon In tho city,
Leave Mommy for South
- . m. Kirk White leave on
Monday for Oakland, where they will
reside for a time, iney ep" "
later go on to L?s Angeies, me n
u.. whitn. a, bride In June. Kirk
graduated from .the lw .coo of the
University 01 uouincni -......- -
spring, arid Is looking for an opening.
Paetor Wife Returns
Mrs. B, 0. Richards, wife of Rev,
H. o. Richgrda of the.arase Methodist
church of this city, has returned from
n.u.nu whiM ahe.has been visit
Ing, She.aecdmpanled Rav. Richards
to the flMrt t Wtn Franeuwo bbu
Applegate Jr. Returns Hero
Tim manv friends of O. C. Apple-
gato Jr. will bo glad to know that he
la mnklng a happy recovery iroiu u
late illnosB. He returned Thursday
night from Medford, and Is now at
his' homo here.
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"Cleaned Up" ProsecuUOM fia- ,
lually Predicted. -Believed !
Will Be Recalled --Pwaabs) Leaves .
for liennox BerBstersT Hcfuses lav
tervlew and DetUea Statemesit " -
CHARLES P. STEWART
(Staff Correspondent United. Press)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Sept., 11.
With the campaign to end dlpkmtat'a x
Interference In international, affairs,
the administration is resolved to go ,
go ahead to the bitter end.
In its submarine controversy it Is .
prepared to go to any extent short of
sacrificing the principle, of dignity to
avoid a break.
The Arabic note is so unacceptable,
however, and it Ir hinted that the
kaiser will have to make fHrthef'eoi-
cesslons, or It Is hard to see;how ,'a '
break with Germany can be avoided.
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Harry Thaw
Harry Thaw as he appears on the
Pacific Coast .on his way to the expo
sition at Ban Francisco. He arrived
In Sacramento the other day, and is
now at the fair .In the Bay City.. -
r" Harry seems to be In good -physical
condition, and hardly shows the re
sults of the hard trip across the con
tinent by automobile. This picture
was taken after he had consulted a
local haberdashery and a tonsorlllst.
In regard to the suit for divorce
filed against Evelyn Thaw and the
custody of the child, of whom Evelyn
claims Harry Is the father, Thaw de
nies having any knowledge of. Out
side ot this he will say but little re
garding the divorce case. It Is not
believed that Evelyn will contest the
suit.
LYLE BI6BEE WINS
GAMEATMEDFORD
FORMER LOCAL PITCHER TWIRLS
FOR DEFEATED ONES AND
COPS THE BACON IN GAME
WITH ROSKBTJBG
Merrill In From Merrill
(inv Merrill -was in the city today
from tho Merrill ranch near Merrill,
visiting, friends and attending to busi
ness matters.
Go to Fair v
Mr and Mrs. Will W. Baldwin left
Thursday morning for San Franclieo
to attend the fair.
(ConUnued on Page S)
6AME SUNDAY
AT MODOC PARK
DAUGHTER OF
CHAPLAIN HERE
MRS. W. K. CLARKE OF NEW
YORK, DAUGHTER OF FORMER
CHAPLAIN AT FORT KLAMATH,
WILL SEE FORT COUNTRY
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WASHINGTON, D. C. Seat- -!
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ii nao dccb learntn mmi iae Bf -
ernment baa decided to make at gen
eral "clean up" of Anstro-Oeraeaa ,
agents, la, this .country .taatare j
itevvu u luiv yciruciiNUfKi u lav www .,
splracy to cripple American radnetries
to an extent that they can be convict-
ed in a court of law. L.--A
It is stated that the whole country
will be combed for the offenders. The
state department plans to dispose of
the diplomatic and sonsular represen
tatives through having them recalled',
other agents to be prosecuted crlm-
lnally. .,
Austrla'a answer regarding Dumb
Is expected at any time The fears
that he would "not be recalled have
been dispelled, and lt'ls believed that i
the request will be graated, Itss ua-,.-derstood
that Bernstorff wm be totd -
that von Papen's presence la. Ameriea ,
is objectionable. It Is expected that -:,
he will be sent on a "vacation.." V
IMvoreea Ornate, bf Noland
Uraut 1. Hammans waa granted a
tone In a diverse stlt lied against
mni of tko eeurt yesterd.y W, ad rwnal.ed ntttr he returned
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W1U Tea Music
1,'vnivn Annleaate left tbVirst of
.in wnnk for Turlock. Calif..1 where
she has been engaged to teaoh music.
Autoa la
n. n Uarkwardt drlVlBK Ott Sixth
street yesterday collided with te
Sunset delivery car. arainwereMwiy
damaged about their ironu. t 7 -
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The city of Corvallls grants A tM
chlee for the eatenslon ot Weet.;,el4e
leetrle Jnrnrte
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mkdford. Sent 11. In the pret
tiest and most Interesting game of
baseball played hern this season mm
ford won the first ot a four-game
aeries with Roseburg by the cioee
score of 3-1 on the fair grounds. It
wan a ultchers' battle from the very
beginning between Medley for Rose
burg. against Lyle Blgbee for Mea
ford. The name waa la the balance
until the last inning, when Medford
scored the winning run with none out
end two men perched on the muh.
Blcbee lived up to ate wonderful
Aaum retard br, entsMthlnc the
Rnuimrt star la every inning or Piay
Medley, oa the otaer neat, piieae
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a gamo that, witn any otner wmr
thaa Blgbee M hU efoaeat, weald
ttvve won laa walk Kedlay wan l
reetly respoaeiele for the lew aeorej
time and agala he.woaM wnw tae
natter whea" a. hit weald have meaat
a run and perhaps defeat. Roseburg
got their rune lu the.nista aa sev
eath. On aa awna taraw w taire,
the other ?;-
A ball same will be played tomor
row at Modoc Park between the Klam
ath Falls "Wonders" and the Ewauna
"Yannlgans." Cook, Peterson and
Hilton will do twirling duties and so
placed aa to make the game as inter
aatlsK as Dosslble. Clarke. Clair Ar
nold. Palmer. Herblg, Bowden. Otto
Arnold, Vernle Houston and Frye
will side with the Yannlgans. Mot
schenbacher, Hoag, Meeslck, Dale.
Ambrose. Noel. Hayden and Hum to
work tor the Wonders. A single throw
will permit of entrance any seat in
the park.
Up From Reneh Near Merrill
j. A. Maddox was in the city to
day from his ranch' a few miles this
side ot Merrill.
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Mrs. W. E. Clarke ot Wbite Plains,
New York, daughter ot Rev. Dr.
Hequembourg while he waa stationed
Klamath at tho time ot the execution
of Captain Jack, arrived in the city
Friday night. She has already called
on Captain O. C. Applegate, stationed
on the reservation at the time of the
nfniino wr. end they have viewed
many ot the pictures and relics ot that
historic time.
Mrs Clarke has for many years
been much Interested in the Klamath
country and the Indians, because of
her father's residence here during the
Modoo War and his presence during
the execution of Captain Jack nnu nis
Modoc associates In the massacre of
the peace commission, one come
now to view the scenes ot her father's
experiences and to see Captain Apple-
gate ana oiuera -uu u--
Hequemburg while he was stationed
at Fort Klamath.
United Press Service
NEW YORK, Sept. 11. Dumb
left the St, Regis hotel with the latea
tlon of going to his summer home at '
Lenox, Mass. Count von Bernstorff
refused an interview today, bat reiter
ated through bis secretary that he,?
had not transmitted anything through
Archibald.
Divorce Safe FUed.
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Suit tor divorce was lied by Vic
torla Tomllnaoa acalnst Jack Tomlln-i
son, Onelll and Manning represent;
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and Mrs. Will Lee. Mr, aad Mn.r.U J
Patrick,' Mr. and Mrs. F, H. Heater 4
ana Mrs. -. u. uenrywiiisMu.e .aa
trip tomorrow to the Laxafed. ;
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T. B. Wllcoxv of Portland will
pond between $100,000 aad $1S0.
000 on a country home.
Divorce Bait Dkatssaai j.
The divorce ease ef Lena Ceekmaat,
against Edward Cookman, KtegMth
rem). otiv. tmmmmmt wwm wmiwwrsi
Judge NoUadeterday ea'-atkm ad
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lev holders and not officials of butted
inauranse comnanteB are prosecuted.
The new Baatlst church at Pleasant
Home waa dedleated here teday:
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