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MJIUDKLPIIIA, Oct. 8. Great
rtl( wm experienced by thousands
of rabid fans tbla memlag whsn It
wm announced ometally that the
Int gam of tho world aeries would
b played today, In splto of the rain
o( but light. ,
The asplree for the gam war an-
soaastd at follewa: Kltn behind the
plait; Krani on basea; O'Loaghlln
and Rlaler nu (he foul lines.
raited I'rwa Service
PIIILADKM'IIIA, Oct. 8.--A waa
laterally predict!, 'Alexander, tli
itar pitcher for to PhSllas, won hla
Int taao In the opening of the world
strles today, by a aeore of throe to
.oat. The official states! of tbe at
Itaeeaco at tba opaaJng gama la
ll.HJ. The groaa raeatata for tba
wm waa ICl.oet. The ahare of the
attiaul commlwloka will be f S.lOt,
walla that of the playara la 117,575
Each dob will gel f,tl.
' Uakai, froaa 8erfte
PHIUDKLI'HIA, Oct. The win
ttr la the world'a aerlea la reaeoaably
wuin to itu on a trip" to Ban Fran
eltto. Preildont Tener of the Na
tiMal Uagua atid that nemlaalon
would undoubtedly be granted. It
bad not yet been decided whether the
watr or a picked teaaa would oppoae
the champloaa on the tenet.
Cnlttd I'rcaa Service
PHIUDEI.PIHA. Oet. . Uat
slght'a rnlii loft ?he leld In n aoggy
condition, it waa decided, however,
to play, ciM,it0 the poor condition of
. lot groundt. The leld wm burned,
je make It at dry ai neealhle. The
f bktttrlM: For Philadelphia, Alex-
udar and Jiurna. Per eaten, Shore
Md Cady.
; Hopper waa the drat baltar up. He
: .' lllt fn,W to aeer. Beth aldea
(ailed to acora la th Im tkM lu.
I". In lloHton'a aecoad, Uwla ala
tied, but rould not aeore. In Phlla
wpbla'a third, Alaiaader hlagled.
Thla wna tho nrat hit 0 there.
In the fourth Boetea failed to eeere
M Philadelphia aecured one r.
iwrt alngied, Crayata' aaerileed,
M Whitod alngied, Bearing Paaktrt.
Ntlthtr aide acored bi the Ifth. For
won, Bhoro alagled to eenter. but
" drat. "VtfFaltadatablaiBHock
af n flhora'aamr; hat eould
rj wore. Neither aide aeered la the
" or aeventh. ?( '.
fr tho eighth Boatoa aeered .oae.
r walked, KoMHaei aaerileed,
PWIadelphU aeored two in the
22th; fltock walked, aaeroft atn
2J. Paakert, walked, -OraTaUi. out
C' t0, "oblltiel, Meek aeerlag j Lu
"" ilngled, Baaeratt eeerlag.
-wn railed tp aeere la the atntb.
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Modoc Park, when Motclionbacher'a
crew of Klamath County High Hchool
plgnkln knlghU will moot tho high
achool alumni at Modoc Park. Moth
leama are taut and woll trained, nod
a good battle la tipocted.
Tho Alumni team haa met for prao
lien aevrral 1 1 in on, unci nro confident
of victory. Tho too in Includca audi
men aa Itlgga, Ilalnea, Orem, McCIuro,
O'Uughlln and Nlckolaon. They will
probably outweigh the ranter aad
better trained high achool team.
Their additional weight, however,
makea up, according to aome football
"dopo," for tho vocd and skill of tho
high achool men. School children
can secure ticket for 10 centa and
town people for IS oeata.
The line-up will probably bo aa fol fel fol
eowa: Full back, Llnkenback; left half,
Motachenbacher; right half, Short;
quarter, Klehl; loft end, Tleale; right
end, Stelger; left tackle, Melhaao;
right tackle, McMillan; left guard,
Elliott or Lundy; right guard, Orem;
center, OraTee.
1,000 ACRES or
TULE LAKE OPEN
RECLAMATION OF LAKE OOXT1N
UKS 1,000 ACRES WILL UK
LEASED TO HIGHEST BIDDERS
IN SMALL TRACKS
Tule Lake la reducing slowly but
ateadily. Thla year 1,000 acre of
rich land have been drained, aad are
open for leaalng.
The conditions of leasing these
lands is slightly different from those
uncovered thla year, according to J.
O. Camp of tho reclamation service.
No more than eighty acres of the
1,000 can bo leaaed to any one mam
Mr. Camp wishes those who desire
to lease the tracts or una una write
to him, describing the tracts, and he
will Issue them regular blanks, on
which they can make their blaa. The
land will be leased to tbe highest bid
der.
Every year more landa will be op
ened aa tho reclaiming of the Uke
contlnuea. Tho reclamation aerrice
la oonatantly at work drilling for new
outlets, 10 that the work can bo baa
ttned.
Would Divert Klamatli River
Montague, Oct. 8.- Taa people of
Iloiue River Valley have taoir eyes
on the waters of the Klamath Klrar
for irrigation purposes. While we
daubt that the watera of.the Klamath
can legally be diverted to another
watershed, the fact that the Rogue
River ranchers are alive to the great
va,lue of thla water' should prove to
the moat axepueai www
w'atara are of Inestimable; wud to
Shaeta Valley, i
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MillMiawDawa.
Thursday evening the. aawmlll of
A the j.ong Lake Lumber eompaar. M-
ttr a meet eueeaaeful aaaaoa'a run,
CloMd down Its pkwitMlnaiaitoa,
Mr. limb, under waoae majaagement
the mill haa been is oaaratioa, will
aew give hla unatlded atteatloa to
the-completion of ,hU new mill on
Upper Uka. Th Wi f" "
BMtt. will be aa up-to-date "triMtur,,
With, eaaaeKy al.frwii
i naa ut aar a..' j
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THREE INVASIONS
SERBIA PROGRESS
IS6ERMANREP0RT
(JKIIMAXM CAPTVRK SKVKfUL
IIU.NDItKD HERBIANH
On VcU'ru Froat Teuton Progress i
Towanl Hi. Marie, Where French i
Mrnacrtl Railway German,, Com.
trr Al lacks Drive French East
From Navariaa Farm ArUUery
Duel Greatest la History
United Press Sorvlce
HKItl.lN, Oct. 8. it U anuounced
thnt the three Invasions of Serbia are
progressing. Vlolenj fighting occurs
nt several point.
To tbe southwest of Belgrade the
Gorman captured several hundred
Serbian. ""
It la announced that the Germans
In the weat have progressed to tbe
xouth of St. Marie, where tho French
threatened the railroad. Counter at
tucks also drove the French out from
the Navariaa Farm.- - -- '
'lilted I'reaa Bervlce
LONDON, Oct. 8. Artillery! m
more violent oa tbe northern treat
than during,Bttember.S6tb, the data
of the "greatest arUBery duel la the
history of tho world," according to
Amsterdam dispatches.
Jnlted Preaa Service
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 8. By eetUlng
tbe Balkan queatlon, Germany hopea
to end the war la her favor. She haa
massed armies all along tbe northern
border and the Invasion haa begun.
From the east como the Bulgarians,
openly on the side of the Germane.
The Austro-Germaa forcea are also
Invading Serbia from taa watt
Other factors that are likely to oa
tcr Into thla complex Balkan attuatloa
are the Turks and the Roumaaiaas.
Turkish troop are aald to be march
Ing westward to meet the Germans,
and will aid In tbe Teuton rush tor
Constantinople. The Roumaniana
are friendly to Serbia and the allies,
but though mobilising, at least, to
some extent, are likely to remain neu
tral. Oreece haa proclaimed her
"benevolent neutrality."
REBEKAKS HOLD
DISTRICJ MEETING
YEARLY convention.of fomj.
MR ORDER WILL BE HELD AT
MERRILL TONIGHT BK DBUr
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GATION FROM THIS CITY
Undor the direction of Mrs. 8. E.
Martin, district ' president, the Re-
bekah lodgea of thla dUtrlet wlH meet
In convention at Merrill toaigat. "
Owing to tho Inability of Mrs, Rose
Palmer, President of the Grand As.
sembly of Oregoa, Mrs. NallJe Wat
tenburg, vice prsaldent, will roore
sent tho Grand Assembly at the eaa-
reatloa., fc' " r'H
Repreeeatatirea rrom me loagea ac
Boaaaaa aad Klamath Falla wl be
In atteadaaoe, and tho Merrill lodge
will set as host to the drtlakmUvt
body, . ;rlh
In addltloa to tba delegates rraat
KlaaMth Falla lodge, the degree team
from this lodge will bo present at tho
meeting, aad' wHI Illustrate tbeiattia
tory work otjha order, In all, aaoat
thirty membare of Proopertty Lodas
will attead. ,.
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Tbe dUaeaa and baalaeea mem
have arraaaid for a big celebtm.
tie aa taw aereeto thla eveaiac
oa accewa of the good rattread
aewa received) today. The bead
vdlt be oat; eaere will bo boa-
araa, ateaat tlte whole clttoea
thi le aeked to uke part.
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GARRISON TELLS
DEFENSE PLANS
WOULD INCREASE STANDING
army by ae.eoo,
ING
MILITIA, CREATE
SERVES AND STORES
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, V.
C, Oct. 8.
Secretary of War Garrison haa sub
mitted his plan for' assuring national
aereaee. it la aaaerstooa tt incauaeajLorrau, returned to her.
laevoaatBg lao bwbbibc anay ey ar
0 aad tho reergaalsatloa of aalUtla.
The creatlea of maay reserveev lao
laereaae of taOtaaaitty of SeM artil
lery aad a lacve aaaouat of raaenrw
ammuaRtoa ara ajpat taaturea ej the
SINNOTT HOME
IN NOVEMBER
COMMERCIAL CLUB DsKRDBS TO I
ACCEPT HIS OFFWt TO DONATE
ONE MONTH'S SALARY TO COST
OFPICTURBS
t.
! Honor atudeata ara expected to do
At a meeting rt tho CfcmmercUli.. workd .-..
Club director! yesterday afternoon It fflM,ta. They ara aot glTea any grades
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"""" -- -.r .-.m uie auojecia la waica uay ara T
by Pail J. Sianott, ftamaU eouaty''ln- for h0Bor. ullU1 -, -M -hou 0
represeaUUve at the Panama Pacific
eapoalUoa. and permit aim to como
uuwo nuTcuiuer n, i v4
malnlug until the cloae of the fair In
December.
Some time ago, Sianott, realising
the groat importance to Klamath
county that would result la having
several reela of mottoa atcturoa to be
ahowa at the fair, urged the Commer
cial Club to make ovary eaTort to have
the pictures Ukea, aad suggested
that he leave the fair a month
earlier than planned, that his. salary
mlght be used toward aaytac for the;
ptcturea.
Oa account of lack of funds It was
ImiKMslble to have taa motion pic
tures aad keep a paid reareaeaUHve
at tks fair until It eloaad, so the al-
roctora decided they would aecept tba
offer of Mr. SInnott. .
"Heretofore the Commercial Club
haa run Into debt," Bald Fred Fleet,
"but this year Comaaarstal Club oaV
data are resolved to net a new prece
doat. . j
Tke Klamath movtaa wMl be exhib
ited by the recUmatlea ervlee during
November and December at the fair,
aad then taken Utraagjk the Ualted
SUtes aad placed aa eaaiMt(ea ta
hwadreds of cities. ,"" -
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wUh B, R. BrewbaatBBviamlly,
Mrs,. BUw McMllUn asm 'bar daughter.
tag. trip to TH;jaaaa. Mexico.
via- aFard. havrsrad. Tnotr
drive was ovtr t,IH aaMea la leagth.
Beth fair war vkHa.B'r,'es
wan. as ta batter ka-ssaohea aad
Taa," They rataraod by way
f Ileao aad Cca Oaar, Hbt. rue'
HNlaf,a;talr .iwadB a
make taoic'trip aa
ftr
BULGARIA WARS
TO SECURE UNITY
SOFIA GOVERNMENT ISSUES MAN.
IFBSTO TfXUNG WHY BOL
OABIA ENTERED THE CON.
FLIOT ON TEUTON SIDE
j fulled Press Service
j BERLIN, Oct 8. The Bona gov
lernment haa Issued a manifesto, stat
ing that tbe Bulgarian have Joined
the Teutonic allies because It waa the
only way the Bulgarian could be
united. Tho Teuton have promlaad
k.
REORGANIZ j Bulgaria part of Serbia, giving Bui
'carta a frontier on Huntarr. which
BB!waa necessary for Bulgarian Inde
i pendence.
! The manifesto stated further that
tbe promises of the entente alilea were
not believed. It declared that Rus
sia seeks Constantinople and the Dar
danelles, and the British are aiming
at the destruction of German competi
tion. France, it atates, want Alsace-
KlatUTH filBl
"HIMSTBDEII
jMISS AXNE HALES OF KLAMATH
FALLS AMONG FIFTEEN EN-
ROLLHD AM HONOR STUDENTS
AT STATE UNIVERSITY
(Herald Special Service)
EUGENE, Oct. 8. Fifteen atud
ents have enrolled that fall aa honor
students under the new honor system
of tho atari university adopted by the
j faculty la Jbb.
graduate. They will then be given an
examination hf0re a faculty commit.
,, Taa amount oi work M macs la
excess of that prescribed for non
honor students.
The fifteen students enrolled are:
James Celars, Portland; Anna Hales,
Klamath Falu; Roscoe L. Hurd, Flor
ence; Bertha KIncald, Ashland; Mary
Stevetwon, Medford; Lamar Toose
and Leslie Toose. Salem; Kyla Walk
er, Corvallla; Martha; Beer, Nellie
Cox, Clarence E. Ferguaon, Henry
Howe.1 Evangeline Husbaad, aiiaa-
,, ulntvn tBa m shoemaker.
Eugene..
HARD LUCK ROLLS
IN BOWLING SET
AFTER LOSING BOWLING BHOBS
AT LAST MINUTE BY NARROW
MARGIN, FINDS THAT JINKS M
STILL WITH HOI W DOUSUdWI
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Whoa t cornea to bowllaf. phado
Maxwell li the picture at hard task.
Us to the. Iat mliutetae .had the
bowllag ahoos won, waaa hard laek
iBtroducad klmself aad Mac Mat eat
Oa, tho irat ssrlea of "doualas."
Maxwell with Lea HaWea hold the
high? aeore, aad aaala at tae kaat atln-
lute Glean Jester eater tae race wltb
Mr; Hablea, aad anr three games had
bo la tec
jaatrraw margiaV 'Ja'alBWiWi'
KLAMATH
BEND LINE
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high score for tbe three games,
finals netting him a total of S71.
In the race for the lady'a prize,
Mlaa Marie Rambo carried away the
honora for recording the most spares
for one week.
The doubles are proving to be of
great interest to bowlers, Beveral of
tbe best local rollers having already
entered the second aerlea.
POISON WEEDS
KIU CATTLE
CATTLEMEN XOICTH OF KLAM
ATH RIVER FIND MANY DEAD
ANIMALS WILL RAISE FUND
TO FIGHT MENACE
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YREKA, Oct. ,8. CatUemea-who
are ranging their cattle in the Siski
you mountains north of the Klamath
River axe losing" several througVeat-
ing poisonous weeds, such as wild
parsnip and othefs.
. Recoatly n range ride, found five
young steers dead, all of which were
in splendid condition.
It Is the intention of the cattle men
to hold a meeting and ask for a. spe
cialist from the federal- government
or state university to investigate.
To Gives Grapes Free
STOCKTON. Oct. 8. Thousands of
crepes were shipped from here, yester
day, destined for the Panama-Pacific
exposition at San Francisco, where
they will be distributed free today,
which will be "Grape Day" at the ex
pbaltlon. Most of the thousand grow
ers of table grapes In this district con
tributed to the shipment.
To Callforal oa Visit.
Mrs. W. T. Iiee and daughter, Mrs;
Alex Shire, left today tor California
points andithe fair. They were ac
companied by Mrs. Lee's mother, Mrs.
M. Al Thompson, who haa been visit
ing here tor some time, and will re
turn to her home at Venice, Calif., af
ter seeing the fair.
Elks Social Beaaoa Opeas. M '
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The new entertainment committee
of the Elka Lodge have planned a big
dance at thv Lodge halt for next
Thursday evening, aa. the opening
event in the tall and winter season of
social aSalrs, which promises; to be
both unique and interesting. TbeJ
committee consists of H. H. Loewe, L.
O, Van Bellea and Dr.,C. B. Wheeler.
Arepta New FosMea'. y
Earl McCoy, Western Union oper
ator, of , this city, haa accepted the po
sition of manager of the Western
Uatba olios In Grants Pass. Mr.' He:
Coy will leave here on the 15th of thla
month for San Franclsob,: waar a
step-over at the fair will a aaaaa,' at-
ter which ho willgo to;Graaas-Fase
aadaawBM hla aewsasltlta Mwvem
her '1st. - -i ' !FSi$ w '
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Again tBVtnr.! -fro
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alarm
caused aoptolUr;aalioiv their- heads
from, ylaaaweV, aaaer through tba
doorway aaA;ah. aowa taa stmt.
looking. BSkaae for a alga of amok,'
WedusHtye)rsalag,.abottt;J VoVsski'
tte;daa;Hjpsat, hurriedly .reapoadod jVlll.s:;taJaalar
to a callaa Stith street, but a U taa
laM'laataaot, tho.BIg Smoke, servaa;
In ha aathlas mate ar- leaa'tlaata
ww yawaa saaaajwaaam bwwsbi ,wh s'wr wsav ' (wa ,
ri"f'KYv.y
FALLS-
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FOUR HUNDRED MILES OF, RAD
ROAD IK EASTERN ORfiGOK
WILL BE BUILT BY LNDEPEND
EXT CAPITAL TO CONNECT ALL
INTERIOR LINES JOAMATH
FALLS, BEND, SILVER: LAKE
AND LAKEVIEW TO BE SERVHD
( Herald Special' Service) "' -PORTLAND,
Oct. 8: Robert B.
Strahorn, well knows railroad build
er, outlined last night to a; group of
representative business mea, akt Blaaa'
for the construction of 4 00 miles 'of
railroad la Central Oregon wUut wtll;
connect all .the .existing llaas
f&
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interior of the state. '
Will: i
CONSTRUCTED i
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in roaos now ee coHUweswaaw? . ? n
w?
l maewuaeat cawwy aaawarr-asat-M1"
$6,000,000. Mr. Strahorn sta4tat
he baa the asurance, of co-operatloa
from aft the railroads with; whlcirtae
njmr' lftio vilt Mianarf
-p. , ,
- The projectiricludeef-Abroad from'-
Bend to Klamath Tails vUFott Rocir
and Stiver Lake, connectlag withih
Oregon, Washington Rallwf$sad
Navigation company and Oregon
Trunk at. Bend, and with tha' South
ern Pacific at Klamath FallaKs'road
from Silver1 Lake via SummerLake
and'Paisiey to Lakevlew and; Wjarier
Valley, connecting with the prspeosd
Bend-Klamath Falla llneatf SUver
Lake, and with. the Neyadar CaUterBla;i
and Oregon line at; Lakevlew. '
Tne tnira roaowui' run .'nromr-a.
olnt between Bead aad 'Silver; Lake
castwarjTfb connecjtwithh Oregoa,'
Washington Hallway WdiNavlgaUoaf
company extension now beiagbslti'
westward from Vale. . . ; , h
The proposed lines Will conaeet up.
the lnteriar sections orSouUeaetera"
Oregon, and wllimeaa the rapid de
velopment of 01s grsat eeuatryiirich
In natural resources, -whlea taa'oaly
bcn awaiting propeV wlrosataelllk
tkfi to'iaake it one Jot the"
W
producing isectlons of the.stass'
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