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Greece Still Thinks
ot Aiding Serbians;
More Troops Land
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, "THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1915
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LONDON, Nov, 11, arc may
jH help Serbia against the, Bulgar
ian!, according lo a mmmi from
Athens, delayed In Krausmlsslon.
wktth bM Just been received hare
lossy.
Orrat numbers of British "troops,
pictuuably the crown's entire en
prilllonary force, are landing at ia
Icntis. It U reported that thle show
Uf of strength baa convinced Oreec
that It It the IntaatlOB of tba alllaa
to make an effective fight against the
sorsment of the Central powara In
the ilalkans.
treating to Montenegro. Cavalry cut
them oft from tlio main column. I
Bulgarian troop aro co-operating'
with Teutons In driving tlio Serbians '
from tlio Morava territory.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 11. Kng
land'a explanation of nor solium of
tha steamer Hocking hua been rocolv-
ed. II glvea aa an excuse a statement I
that tlio vessel was owned by "the'
enemy." No detail were Riven out
by the state department.
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UERUN, Nov. .11. Kaiser Wll
hfln ha decorated tha wlfa of U. 8.
Aabassador Gerard with tha Had
Cmm gold medals ot tha I rat and eec
oad classes. This la tha first time
a oral data medal has baea glvea
ny woman not of royal lineage.
It in alto reports hare that the
kalter baa commuted tha death sen-
ieaee of the Countess Jeanne da Belle
ville, Mme. Louise Thurlles aad
other Uelclaaa convicted of aaelom-
age, and. substituted penal aanrltudaj
far life. "M
Vailed I'reis Bervloa
flKKUN, Nov. 11. It is announc
ed at the war offlca that 4.000 Berba
were raptured yoetorday south of tho
Morava river, where they ware re-
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ATHENS. Nov. 11. Authentic re
ports from Salonika nro that there!
Is heavy fighting between the 8erbs!
nnd Uulgnrs east of Prlsrcnd,
FIREMEN'S BAIL
BUYING CATTLE
UP BELOW
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THANKSGIVING
THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL DANCE OF
THE DEPARTMENT WILL BK
HELD . THK HOUSTON OPRRA
HOUSE ON Bn
The committee of volunteer Are
men In charge of arrangements for
toe nro department's benefit danco
to be hold In the Houston opera house
on tho 25th of this month, are al
ready planning aad arranging details
for the comlag affair.
An orchestra! ot Ive pieces has been
ngaged and those who hare the mat
ter in hand give assurance of extend
ing thomielves in making this 'dance
complete suoeess.
Tickets will soon be placed on sale
the firemen,
TEN CArWrOF CATTLE AKK TO
QO TO HAMILTON CITY TOMOR.
ROW FROM MAUX. STOCKMEN
KVK KLAMATH
It la Interesting to know that stock
and cattle buyers from many outside
sections have been watching tha
markets, nnd at tho sarao tlmo keen
ing an eyo on this county with n vtow
to futuro purchases.
Ton carload will be shipped to
morrow from Midland to Hamilton
City, Calif. Tho purchaser, J. C.
Mitchell, will keep his stock there
temporarily, until same are disposed
of. The cattle are from the Malln
district.
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LITTLE CHANGE
BEING MADE IN
COUNTY BUDGET
;OUIt DKPIOTtf ARE BEING CLEAR
I ED OFF
County Court la HtraggUag With the
Task of Apportioning Moatey tor
ItunnloK County Neat Year. Levy
Will lie About the Same aa This
Year, and Total to Be Raised Win
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of i this beaten the-Ktngy-wad is aUusmlj
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former Pemler Venlxelos. who has by
his control of tho parliamentary nia-,1" nation from fulfllllng 1U ob-
.ligations to Serbia. Venlxelos is now
Jorlty In Qrceco overthrown tho Pro-,6tron n Grecco tn the k, w
(lorninn government. Ho has in doing seir,
STUDENTS LIKE iiDAHO YOUTH IS
FORENSIC PLAN! ARRESTED BY LOW
TONIGHT'S MEET
IS POSTPONED
Owing to counter attraction, to
night's moating ot tho Klamath Falls
Business Men's Association has boon
cancelled. The next meeting is to
be made a great social affair, and
will bo an Important session.
At that time officers will be elected
for the onsulng term. The business
session will be followed by a social
time, and refreshments, a smoker and
a program will be attractions.
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TWENTY ALREADY ENTERED SHERIFF'S
FOR FOR THE TRYOUT8 FOR
SCHOOL DEBATING TEAM, AND J
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PRELIMINARIES START SOON-
OFFICE SLEUTH
MAKES CAITURE FOLLOWING
RECEIPT OF TELEGRAM FROM
GEM STATE
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There will bo at least twenty, Ralph Walker, an 18 year old youth
students out for the donating team ,vll0 Jg Wantod on a forgery charge
to represent Klamatn county mgu by tho authorities of Nex Peroes
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school in tne uregon aeoauna leusue, county maho; was arrested yester-
for already that nuraoer nave n-1 day afternoon by Denutv Sheriff Llovd
Mod tuolr Intention of entering thelt(0,v lowing a telegraphic descrlp-
elimlnatlon contests.
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Hntl frnm fnwlfttftn '.Tha vjtnfk rmm
These will be divided into teams, working at one of the logging camps
Hint will bo assigned sldss or a set 'near Pelican Day when arrested,
ot questions being prepared. Thef Low rocolved the telegram yester-
Dr. Huddleston Dies
After a Short Illness
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The many Weal people who became
acquainted wlU DrfJeh H. Huddle.
ton, famUy JMyaietam aad persesul
frl.nd ot nemarW, Umeat, win he
" to learn i Mhto demise la New
rork Octesar'llst. Dr. Huddlaaton
wnt the samsier la Klamath eouaty
" me imt party ana "
nywarmfrfeidahare( '
The feHowttig le from the New York
Trlbtiae,-.,;-: kr.t
ui Dr, Jea H. Hudtlestesi-at . 141.
Nvsytg4th straetjied at hU
fmi paisemoala,,, alter sa ill-
Of. Haddlsmim waahataui Bees
"Wr U.lMt. He prepared tor
.lat.iheateoei Latla Mhool.
and was graduated from Harvard la
1816, being elected permanent secre
tary of his class. He was graduates:
from the Harvard Medical school ive
years later, aad came to this city ia
18t, uniting with a wide practice
much aetlvlty In medical and ctvie a.
fairs.
He was an ex-secretary ot the New
York Academy of Medicine, ana a
trustee at the time of his dsath. He
was at various tines visiting physi
cian at Qouvsrneur, Wlllard Parker
and other hospital.
Dr. Huddleston gave espeelal atten
tion to nfcvonaw work tuhewulo.
la, Hsbawagedto the Oeatury, Ue
Harvard aai Barnard eluss. He leavM
a wife, a soa aad two daughters.
teams will debate before the student
body, and there will be gradual ollm
inntinn until but six remain In the
race.
The six will enter the finals and
they will debate the question to be
used In the state contests, "Reselved:
That the United States Should Adopt
tho Essentials of the Swiss System
of Military Service." From the two
teams three will be picked to repre-J
sent the school In the inter-nign
school contests for the state cham
pionship. livery aid possible will be given all
of the contestants by the faculty. At
least one coach will be assigned to
each of the contesting teams to give
It what help may be necessary, aad
special coaches will train the teams
entering the finals. .-,
Klamath county high school bM
always ranked nigh in forensic work,
and tho faculty will encourage more
interest aiong wis iibb m evarr wh
possible. An effort Is being made to
have gold medals for presentation to
the three best debaters, who will rep
resent the school,
Uriscoe Going South.
Jamas' Briscoe, well known .toeal
manwho has been ill for. some tlsae,
leaves tomorrow morning tor '.Lei
Angeles, where he will :remalv
day, and after ascertaining that
Walker bad been at a local hotel,
traced him to the camp and arrested
htm after n forty-mile drive; The
prtsonor Is held awaiting the arrival
of an offlcor from Idaho,
NEW GARAGE IS
STARTED IN K. F.
RKCKHARD, TATLOW AND JOHN
fON FORM FORD LIVERY AND
lit PAIR COMPANY.' WILL BE
it
O.N MAIN STRMT '
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The latest business drm tor Klam
ath Falls Is be Ford Livery aad Re
pair uo., wmen nai. jaot been organ
ized by C, I. Rsckard, Ray Tattow
and Olen Johnsba,f all! ot whoa are
well known in loeal 'automobile clr-
The concern will eoaduet a general
livery, and sraga kwlaeas. . .Thar
will open:' a garaga
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Preparatory to submitting the bud
get ot expenses to the taxpayers ot
Klamath county, the members of the
county court are struggling valiantly
with tho tiresome Job of deciding just
how much money will be required to
operate each department of the coun
ty government tor the year 1816.
While the Job Is not definitely finish
ed, It Is understood that the amount
to bo raised by taxation for Klamath
county's school, road, official and
othor expenses will be about $403,
443. This is about the same aa last
yeara..budget, and the members of
the court believe the tax levy wU
be practically the same. Some re
ductions have been made In somj
funds, and other estimates have been
raised, but In the main the changes
In figures are slight
A new fund the court will provide
is one of $18,000 for paying accrued
Interest on .outstanding warrants. To
ward redeeming outstanding warrants
an appropriation of $50,000 is made;
An increase of. $2,000 is made In
the road fund appropriation. Last
year this was $58,000, aad in this
year's estimate it Is placed at $60,
000. A similar Increase la made In the
new courthouse fund, which the bud
get in course ot completion places at
$60,000. The money-raised last year
went to paying off the unpaid war
rants against the new courthouse
fund.
Another new fund the new bud
get creates. Is one of $1,500, to ho
used by the prosecuting attorney's
office In gumshoe work and other ac
tivities that may be necessary in "up
holding the criminal laws." This
yew's budget also provides $8,890
for paying off the amount still due ob
the paving around the courthouse
block, which has been-dellnquent tor
some little time.
The county's fees for state fire pa
trol are also delinquent. An item of
$-812 is Included In the estimate to
pay -this up to date.
SAY SUBMARINE
SHELLED VESSEL
WHEN IT HALTED
Allegation Made That Austria Div
er's Commander Deliberately Bred
Into Helpless Passengers sad Them
Torpedoed' the Aacoaa. Briton
Score Government for Sabs Getting
Past Gibraltar.
MIDDLE WEST IS
HIT BY TORNADO
AND NINE KILLED
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. IS ENOR
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ROME, Nov. 11. Whether shells
from an Austrian submarine slaugh
tered the helpless passengers om the
Italian-American' liner Ancona while
the vessel was halted or while the
vessel was trying to escape capture
Is a matter yet to be determined. In
vestigation is being made by the gov
ernment.
According to a Tunis dispatch, the
officers of the vessel declare they
halted the ship as soon! a' command.
ed to. The captain, says he was not
ordered to stop by the submarine un
tit after the submarine fired on the
boat. He alleges that after the en
gines were stopped the Austrian boat
continued shelling the ship, Injuring
many passengers. He says that many
passengers were killed while in the
lifeboats from the force of the tor
pedo explosions.
While reports differ a little In, de
tail, all agree that the Ancona' was
subjected to a withering shrapnel fire,
and that the bombardment took a
bloody toll of life. " '
The exact casualties amy never be
known. The most reliable sources
say. however, .that 800 have been
MCtvauV aiisJ 41 at Iha 1mi ft TIa. Cm
closeto-M. Wrf
sas Town .Are Amesa- the Wmmti..'-.'--:,
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Railways aad Telepheswi
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LONDON, Nov. 11. it is under
stood that the admiralty has ordered
the navy, to take action to end the
Austro-German submarine activity
in the Mediterranean. Much criti
cism is voiced for the failure of Brit
ish forces and forts to prevent the
undersea craft from passing Gibral
tar.
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KANSAS CITY, Nov., 11. At least
nine people are dead, anil 100 or more tf
Injured la. a tornado and rain storm1 x "
that hit six states. Reports, are Tn
complete owing to the paralyxlng' of; -;
flAmmNntanllAHK ta U .'i . ..I . 3. m
v WH., luw ww-.jn
iwa win run luio iuo QUDareas Ol p '
thousands of dollars. ' - ?
Several people were hurt at Hart-'
ford, S. D., whero many bulldingsl '"J
wert raxed and much livestock kllled.l '
Marshfleld, Wis., reports consider- - "'
able damage from wind' and rain. '""'
At least sixty people were BUawd;:
at Great Bend. Msay buildings lookt4 l
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ROLL CALL FOR
ELKS TONIGHT
FIRST ANNUAL WILL BR PULLED
OFF WITH A WHOOP AND A
RANG. SMOKER, VAUDEVILLE
AND FEED ON TAP
"When the roll Is called up yon
der, I'll be there," carols each and
every member ot Klamath rails
Lodge, No. 1247, Benevolent aad Pro
tective Order of Elks. It stands them
In good stead to be there, too, for
the, missing ones will he required to
pay a flue later on. - j
The roll referred to Is Ue. annual
roll call of tho lodge. Up yeder la
the Elks' lodge' roost, ssaauu.Mi
been seat to every member ot the lo
cal lodge to answer tonight, and these
wnd' cannot he present. In aeraea by
reason of being pat. ofLthe etty will
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respond oy letter. r-
Tne eateruuameai oommittae or.tna
lodge ha seised apea this cfpartasd?
ty to prepare some , spselal :
stunts, There will he a smoker,
vocal and vaudeville - puathm Im;;
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sal BA.:Mts 'taUasU.. sisatj.
mentst win M,iaerrta,
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The relation of the' present world
war to tho prophecies In the .Bible
will be the interesting theme ot L. B.
Tupper, pastor ot the Adventlst
church, In a series of sermons and
services to be held at Merrill, be
ginning Sunday.
The meetings are to be held, at
7:80 each night, and the services,
which are free, will be held in Chris
tian Sclenoe hail.
"Are Wo Approaching Armaged
don?" is one of the principal sermon
subjects.
was killed and. twenty-seven tsJaredV.
as a result. t -t, vfrl
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LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 11. As Bar
as known today the tornado caused'
no casualties In Nebraska, but the
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over In. Central Nebraska;' ,
Snowstorms are raging In Western:
states, say late advices.'
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the aid of vessels in distress as the
result .of, a serious gale sweeping' the'
North Atlantic. A
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Dalryltes in Town
Ross Sutton and Dave Shook came
tn from Dairy today,- Sutton to Join,,. ji &
am Niirrnn' vnn 1st mairraviiip Bni-.T!
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remain several days.,- Mr. and Mrs.4
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day by the various people taking part
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given tomorrow night at Houston's
opera" house tor the benelt of the
Klamath Falls Library. The rehears
als show that the partlejpantsi an' all
In. readiness for t)paejrances,
and the jsrogram arranged la one ot
weeptloMl merit, program well
worth atteadaaoe. even It the pro-'
oeeds were no- to bemused tor the
msnteaaoo;k oaeet KlaBiUh Falls!
aest institutiona. the library.
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