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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1916
Price, Five Cent
it
Following Move
At Verdun, New
Attacks
Officers and Men of American
Legion to Fight for Canada
mid
CEMMXH HAI.Ti:i AT VERDUN' Jf
iivnKiN',c,:Mi:NTH' "UT
MAKi: UAIX
CHAMPAGNE
,tul( "' Vnilmi U Helletid It)
Km? to Prelude ilu' M"" OiI'hmmiI
Afoul" In II'" Will Id IIM'T)'.
(XUml WiihIiIiik fr Acthlcli".
Arrlnl ml Xavnl I'nit-.
Other War Nov...
BETTER BABIES"
SHOW WkL BE A
RtALANRACTION
'c'.kil 1're sJ'i li-
LONDON, l'l) 2S 1'iirln claims
ih Crtan offensive iiIoiik tint
tnntr-Bre mile front north mill
toft-fut of Verdun In now crumb
l!tl Into n writ- of uporadle local
iklm'ibfi. The lull U brought
lbotst by the nrrlwil of French ru
Itfcfcttwat.
Hilled At Verdun, tins kaiser's
lorcrt m cxiviiiIIiik tholr offensive
119 th Champagne region, forty-live
Bl!mrtof the Writ tin woods.
Todajr' Merlin communique, vlr
Itill; condrnid thu French statement
rcfirdlrir thu luiHInc of tlio Teuton
-rite nrar "Verdun, temporarily at
Itu:. Slmiiltniiciiinly, iIioiikIi, Her
la report the rapture of 1000 yards
tllrtDclicn and tint Niivnrln furm lit
lit ChtmpnKtio region.
TheOumntis clnlni thu rapture of
MO prls-oner there This Infantry
.mtk followed heavy bombardment
1; artillerymen, which Iimm been In
WVtt for amoral days
I'arli admltH this Iom. It nttrlb
.' It to n "surprise nttiirK."
Many HpcrK believe the Verdun
wit merely a prolmln hi the
I'MlMt renernl offensive tlio world
r known
I1 Undon tcnmly watchful. It Ik
PW by ninny thnt tho Gorman
wti may emcrRO from tho Kiel canal
w lb icppcllnii niny launch n now
Muck.
'N I'rem Rorvlco
lERMN, pt.i, 28 .(:,rmi,ny today
Pwioitra ilmriily regarding Portu
il'i ilwuro of (hrninn hIiIik.
VIENNA, pc, 28 -It nnnounc-
w ttial tWl'nl v.l 1,1-..,. ,....... .. in
I,, ' ' ..- niuiiim nun n,-
,WrlHe worn raptured with Dur
Miuruny Tho llnllnti troops
M In a pnntr.
"RttiXAXT (inVtillXOII
1' CAUIOItMA )K.I)
'l'llMI'reHBmin
, I'IO. Cnllf,, F,.,.!8. l.lo.iu-11-
Governor John Haimimnn died
1 ZT UR ftl lm' Homiiprn I'acinc
""bere. iY,n
tM'JT w,,,1 '""to to R Contro
tw!i. . a"Bl,,ckn "nd wiw inkcn
iM irn It li-
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i.i a:. rnvsK i.s ..' r t;i.
.WOK li
livhltilt Will llo llrlil Tito llnjs TliN
W'tfU ill Council Koi,ni of VUy
lliUI lli'.lil l.tiiiuluniloii noil
n. m Inu of X muiKtii'i"- TIumv Will
Hi- l'lillili., I)i'iii.iiu.(rnlliiii mil
Tnllix mi Cliililrt'ii lij l.xpottt.
Klninnth I'nlU' ruturc pioalilouia
who lirtvu not i't loathcil tho api- of
Itvo nr aii! to bo tho bit; ntlrnctlon
til tint council loom of tho oily Imll
Tluirsilny inil I'rlitay of (lilt wook.
Tluuo uro tho iluyi for tho Ifottur
llitbliiH ll.allll Uxhlbll. to bu hobl
uiiiliT tho illrccllon of tho civic ilu
lurtmcni of tho Women' l.llunry
club.
Much Intercut Ik IioIiik vilten In this
event. I'hyiilclnuH nud iuirnc.i have
toluiitwetl their Hurvlccs nud several
local Hi ore plan special window dln
liluyxV) call nttontlon to tho baby
hIiow.
Tho oxhlblt will ho open to tho
public between 10 a m. and noon and
betwicii I anil .1 l. in. DurliiK tlicwii
IXtIoiIk both dnyn an exainlnliiK board
tif two or three pliyHlclniiK and a grinl
unto nurim will be In altcudanc In
tho iixiiuiliiliiK room anil will score
tlio bullion iicrimlliiK lo Ibo iuIck Ufled
In contestK, iiIho rIvIiik paienta prar-
tlcnl tiilvln rcKiinlliu: their children.
These oxainlnatlouH will be free
Mothera wIhIiIiik their children ncoied
nro re(iiesteil to resistor with Mrs.
K. M. Whlto. phono Ulfi, mikliiK an
appointment so there will be no do
lays, Children from six months to live
yonrH of HBO will be examined. In
tho caso of Infants, mother? nie naked
to hrliw baby blankets with them.
Ilmldcs the examinations there will
bo an oxhlblt of articles used In tho
proper caro of babies, an oxhlblt of
articles harmful to babies, views of
tho kitchens of "Mrs. Do caio" and
"Mrs. Don't Onto," and an etill;lt of
proper clothes, bods and cnnlaKos f r
tho youngsters.
(Irnduato niirbcs will bo In nttond
nnco to act as lecturers and to rIvo
ilomonHtiatlous In the proparatlou of
milk mid other foods for'ehlldmi up
Passenger Ships Are
Not to Be Sent Down
By the Teuton "Sofas"
DAIRY RANCHMEN
ORGANIZE FOR A
WAR ON RODENTS
O.VLV IX CASK OF ATTACKS BY
THESE SHIPS WILL
THEY TORPEDO
I
Ah t, r, the o.Tiu.sand below a few of the men of tho American Legion, now 1.400 strong all citizens o
the I i..t,..l States who have enlisted in Canada for the war In Europe. Tho men are now In training at
Toronto It Is expected that tho leg ion will soon be 5.000 strong. Then It will go to the trenches In. t ranee.
Citizen of the lulled States who want to fight nro welcomed to the legion. . . , . r
CANDIDAT
1AKE
fSH
Till KS AND FAT PIF-'
nLlU hr.J Lfll I IL Kdna WdU and Burrol! W
CAMPAIC.V I'KD.MISKS (iAI.OKK
Sri'.C.AI) OVKIt Mil. US ADDITIOX
HALL SATL'KDAY XKJIIT IY
OKI'ICK SMEKKKS
NUISANCE SUIT
WILL BE FOUGHT
FOH QIJAIKS DKMUIIS
TO ACTION IIY HtWIX TO HAVE
slioilff, acci idinp to the tenor of the
promises made by each mnn.
Ceorge A. Uayden and A. A. Me-
iiffey. both after the republican nom-
cac.h made a
'eterson, Miss
Short out
lined their plans in short' speeches.
Mayor J. B. Mnson. who was also
present, was called upon for a talk. ATTOHXKV
He told of I he alms of the present
eitv administration, especially with
regard to law enforcement. PROPKItTY IXVOLVKD AS PART
IIILDKimAXD ALSO TO FORM A
CLUB SOOX
Tttciityllve signed Icnibccship at
Dairy Saturday Afternoon nnd More
Xnmrs Will Soon lie Added At
tention Will He Directed to the
Poisoning of Ground Squirrel).
Olaisyer Assists in Work.
The latest pest extermination or
ganization to be formed 1n Klamath
county through the assistance of
County Agriculturist H. Roland Glai
syer was formed at Dairy Saturday
'afternoon. This is the Dairy Farm
ers club, with the following efficers:
President, Dan Liskey; vice presi
dent, William Wight; secretary-treasurer,
E. B. Sedge; poison mixer, Ilos3
.U. Brown.
The club now has a membership of
twenty-five. Others will be added in
the next few days, according to Glal
syer, who returned from the meet
ing Saturday.
The Dairy ranchers will give their
attention Just now to the eradication
of ground squirrels. Poison will be
prepared according to reliable gov
ernment formulas, and will be dis
tributed among the different mem
bers by the poison, mixer.
The pest extermination organiza
tions have proved effective wherever
tried through the county, and other
localities are In correspondence with
Cilalsyer regarding organization. A
club will be formed at Hlldebrand
,thls week, the meeting to be held
j probably Wednesday at the schoo
house.
Any Future Accident to Americana,
Following Operation of Decree Af
ter Tomorrow, Will Xot Be Con
Hidercd Any Responsibility Upon
Their Gorcniiuent by GermmiK.
Austria's Position Ih Same.
By CAUL ACKKKMAX
(United Pres; Staff Correspondent)
nrriMX, Feb. 28. Tho United
Press was reliably Informed today
that Teuton submarines will not tor
pedo passenger liners without warn
ing, even after the armed merchant
men decree takes effect Wednesday.
Submarines will endanger humans
only If a steamer attempts to escape,
to fire upon or ram a submarine.
If future accidents endanger
Americans, Germany does not con
sider she is responsible.
President Wilson's letter to Sen
ator Stone regarding the decree and
tho president's stand created a sen
sation here. Officials admit that they
believe America's attitude unfriend
ly In pending negotiations.
"We do not .know what Wilson
means when he refers to German vio
lation of international law," said ono
high official. "Surely he has not re
ceived any of the proofs we sent show
ing that the allies first violated In
ternational law."
The German-American situation is
considered serious here.
iPEACE PACT FNOS
Cook Brought in
OF CASK
(Continued on 1'iigo 4 )
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Files
anuel Baptist Church
Corporation Paper
Hu,. ,
JwL... '".'"ration for th
;'lllit.u.. tat0 -hautho church
;.." 80curo ,5S p-W-Ortkip
a """"Wo edlflco for
Jlt-u!5iral0Tr?,aro th0 trU8l"B
""en, tib iin.,i i
-. i vuiapoaeu
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of n. 8. flrlgsby, (). P. Couchman mid
Mary 10, Lozlor.
Tho ICmmunuol church congrega
tion Is at present holding Sunday
school nud services In tho Library
club linll, Tho congrogntlon Is of
good nluve.Hpoclully h1iu' t,lu 't't'(-''t
revival conducted MiHlor.thouiiBiilcoi
of tho church by Hov, Black of J'orl
lond, when eovoral now mombora wore
rocolvod Into the conKregatlon.
From Calif Ofnia A demurrer was filed today by1
ihur 150 poopio gathered at Mills I Will vamuiiuu J A U(mncr ns att0riiey for Mr.
ii'dlllon hall Saturday night, when ami Mrs. Eamc3t Quaif. in the uul-
caudldate. for ni'inty olllces wore glv- j. Cook, the Klamath county ranch- banc0 abatement suit brought against
o- an r- .lortunlty to address the cr who buffered a mental aberrntion tl)em oy District Attorney John Ir-J
niters of that precinct. Speeches v,bllo en routo to Klamath Falls from wn jn nehnff of the state. The de
wero made by many, and all received .os Angeles, and shot a revolver In nmrror holds the state has no legal
splendid intention. a passenger coach, was brought here cnpncuy n which to bring an action
Following tho salo and mastication Inst night by Deputy Sheriff F. R.(n,i sets forth other grounds,
ol tho pies Mild to dorrny the costs Mlnkler of Fresno nnd H. Bothering- Tho nct)on fllod by Irwin seeks to
of tho session, Hollo C. Orooheok. ton of Merrill, who was sent to Fresno ,avo a decree issued declaring the
who seeks tho 'circuit judgshlp. inado by Mrs. Cook. Quntf property a common nuisance, as
i tall; and when ho had Unshed. John Cook's condition Is not improved. a ,.csult of the nnest of the
Irwin Informed Chalrmnn Frank Ap- Ho will bo given treatment here for QnKs Q emrsv 0f selling liquor;
plegnto that a likely candldato would seTeral days before any definite nc- tliat tUls by an injunction bo ordered
be entirely overlooked If C. M. Onolll Hon l taken regarding his case. aUatcd, and that the state recover
was not asked In spo.k. Onolll spoko ,', . ..v- n Judgment of 200 for attorney fees.
r u candidate for tho circuit bench. FARMERS FKAH IOWA CORN Such a proceeding would pave the
A thorough campaign will be made CHOP WILL RK FAILXJRK way for slezure of the property In
through Klamath county by John Ir- caso of a second charge being made
win In his efforts for n second term rnited Press Sorvlre against tho Qualfs.
as prosecuting attorney, according to o.;S MOINES, Feb, 28. This Is
H win's htatemont last night. In hla 8Ced corn woel: In Iowa. Following a 'DALLAS NOW HATCHES
speochoi ho says ho will make plain Wet. cold summer, tho com crop was ITS OWN MOSQUITOES
lo all that Iho fact that there have a partial fnllme, and examination of
not been as many convictions as somo 8ceU corn has shown thnt a surprls DALLAS. Tex.. Feb. 2S. The mu
noonlo expected Is duo to others, not ttlR am0unt of it will not generate. clpal ownership Idea has struck Dal
ho nrosocutltig attomoy's offlre. so alarmed aro tho oxperts. bankers ins with a vengeance. This city now
1 ... , i.i ..,,,1 ...riruihiral editors that they con-, hatches its owu mosquitoes.
William . """ """ '.,n;;r I vernor George W. Clarke' The hatchery was established In
'offlco on tho den oc. tlco a nd In ed wJ n cnm aga,nBt
Joseph S. Tent, who wtl o mo Ir hat o wa f a anop,1D,e8, or malnrla-bearlng
,W,n ."""ns "Rd'Crt'lI wShh " . .lo oor'eod corn, and he hna.de mosquito. He can', be recognized In
.speeches, as did ", ' NK,nrt' Bnated this week as "Bead Corn his youth, so the health authorities
""J" J S c" c yi o" n. J Carey M. Week." during which every farmer Is ro gathering mosquito lame.-re-Sherlff
C. L. Low ami '"rl , (0 ,cst hh BOod corn gardless of podlgree. and dumping
'TlTn S"ow S r who " I So hi Vortheln Iowa counties It Is es- them Into the hatchery to grow up.
',!,; ,' is cam S for another tlmnted that at east half of the seed
him in his lamp.ubii ..,,... j...ra , 1)oori and thousands of bush- To lloiintuti.
RUSSIAN
QUARREL
PROSECUTION OF CHERXOKOFF,
AM) PUDHOFF FOR ALLEGED
HORSE 1-OISOXIXG IS DIS
MISSED SATURDAY '
The charge of wanton injury to
animals prefefred against John Cher
nokoff and Mike Pudhoff by the Ev
unikoffs was dismissed Saturday by
Prosecuting Attorney John Irwin.
United Pre" Service
WASHINGTON. Fob. 28. German
Ambassador von Bernstorff at noon
today gave State Secretary Lansing
memorandum reiterating Germany's
expressed intention of torpedoing
armed merchantmen without warning
after tomorrow.
Neither Bernstorff nor Lansing will
discuss the matter today.
It was later learned that the mem
oranda also contained reports sworn
to by Teutonic submarine command
ers detailing a score of cases wherein
it is alleged that British merchantmen
crews used their guns offensively
against submarines.
Austria's position in the matter Is
identical with Germany's. This In
formation was officially conveyed to
Lansing this afternoon by Austrian
Charge do Affaires Zweldfnek.
This followed the presentation of an
agreement, drawn up by an organi
zation of the Russian colonists,
whereby the horses tho defendants
are alleged to have poisoned were
to bo paid for and the case settled
out of court.
There has been considerable quar
reling of late among these colonists,
but prominent members of the col
ony say the agreement will bring
about better feeling.
Klamath County Register
Now Has 1,080 Names
ff-'i.
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Iteelstration for the coming urlmar-1 registering or there will be some of , ., Jj??,&
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tho eleventh hour legion unable toiv !
qualify to cast their ballots this . &i
y Tf,
les and general election passed the
thousand mark In Klamath county
last week. The total Saturday night
was 1,080. ,
Considering the facts that there
are over 4,000 persons in the county
eligible to vote who have not regis
tered as yet, and that registration
closes April 18, a decldod Improve
ment must be made In the rate of
spring,
&A
Tho republicans represent a gqod J 'Ms'
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1 two-thirds of the registered strength
of Klamath. There are 708 repub
'llcans registered and 319 democrat,
I Tu.x . haw rjkcrlaf latifttitt faltnW
progressive, 4; prohibition, f: rJ,i?s
ciallst. 28: Indeuendent. 7:'PHI-.-di-
zan, 7; refused to state, I.
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