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KLAMATH COUNTY'S
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPEK
:0,AMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1916.
Price Five CtnU
l,vinlh V.tr-No. 3.0M
ALLIED OFFENSIVE i
IN BALKANS READY
FRENCH OCCUPY DOIRAN, NORTH
or SALONIKA
pjtk Siyi WXM0 Allied Soldier. Arc
New In Greece Oermans Art With
drawing Troopa From Balkana ard
Regrouping Them to Meet Change
on Eal FTn Mad Uy "U,,IM
Drive to the Weat.
STANIflLAU fALLEN
rnllc.1 I'rt'iw Hon Ire
I'M'HOMIAI). A UK. M. -II l
tnnounrnl loiilchl that Hif Hun-
Mnnri raptured Hlnnlidnu, mi lm-
jeiUnl KironclKild
,
I'nllod I'ttwt SumIcm
PAHIS, Am; II - Tin' Pri'iich luivo
occupied Dolrnn, which the iiIIIph evac
uated In llio llnlknn lotrent. It In l
lierrd ihnt thin tni'uiiH tho Iii-kIiiiiIih:
nf a ureal ulllul Haitian cirrnnl .
AdMpalcli frtuii Allien en)' ti km nl
battle Ik hikIiik " H" llnlknn fmnti
1hl I tin- llrxi Important niihilni: In
lhat Jttftor iilnro (Ik- allies retreated to
Salonika lam IJf'tubr.
Itli believed ilml the (liTiimnn lirtvo
althdrawn their troopa l other front.
Dolrmi Ih thirty cIkM mllen north of
Salonika.
There la In Ulcere today f.On.OoO nl
lld aoldlers. w
The French lme rli arrl ilw Octiirwi
tiencli earl nf Hill Kit 30.
r'nith of Ih" HnmiiK1 the I'loiirh
hato clUrtlvi-l) loint.irilil lln dm
atnn K)illnnn
United press H.'iWrc
PETnOflKAM. AU!. II -Tli' litis
jflana aio lirldKliiK lint IIIhIiIUii llhrr.
(.repamlor) In iidwwirliiK upon Sinn
hlau. Tin')' h:iv lapturcd noverul vlt
Japes and (,().! mi lln .Scrplh Rlvei'
!!) Miil.lui quickly llio IttiHHliwin
bare reai hrd llu Diilr-stir River, ton
miles frtn Unlit?, u lallroad center
My-flKht mll.'i rrnm l.eiuberk'. Their
advance rmlaiiKci-H Siiiiillnu ami
Mna the way m I.emberK from the
MUthWMt,
Hulled Press Servlre
ROME, Aiik. II. -Tho Aiuil ilium lout
mm limn Co,000 men In killed, wound
"land captured In llio ilKhtlnn before
the fall of Oorllan.
Et of Gorllza tho ItnllniiH Imvo
reached the I.ublann plains.
The fighting on llio Carso plateau Ih
stubborn.
United Pro u.i..
LONDON, Auk. 11. -This afternoon
" Brltlah ndwincod Hlltlitly north
t of Poiloros.
United Preis Horvleo
DEnUN. Aug. u.-HImm attacks by
wfc nlllcd dotnclinionlB nnulh of Dol
"unaebf.on repulanl,
The flerman rnrenn .. i...iln ....
If'Uped to conflim to tho nllerod Ruh
Ian positions.
"alttd Preaa Service
CBRL1N, auk. ll.CoiiBlnntlnopl
MwincM that iho Turks have enp
WW Bnhna, a vmlm town. In their
w advance toward Hamadin.
Embargo on
Asked of Congress
tfcU.aPrtS8 8erWce
WABHlNaTONpD.O.,Au.n.TUo
7"' A"loa of Muter Bakers
j, u - ueuuie ana noute to
iTl. r : T ,n 8lbaro on mnrtttm
ti m Ihe "MOtion predloU that
,y f aau th prtct of
BROTHERHOODS
ARE IMPATIENT
AQREE ONLY nELUCTANTLY TO
POSTPONEMENT OF FINAL PRE.
8ENTATI0N or DEMANDS TO
EMPLOYERS
I'lllUll I'M'Ht Slit III)
NI'.W VOHK. Auk U KullowlriK
llio oiullti liihlnii nco of tho nillroful
lilnllioilii'OilH, iho fodorul irii'illuiliui
Imi.ti.I In rciuly to pri'iionl llio flnul
iroM,ililun io ilu oinpliiyorH.
'Die lirnllioiliomU lliln nriniiooii
iicroo.t io n 'tloliiy until iniiKirriiM', nl
UdiiikIi llio iiIIIcIuIh xiiy Hi" trnltiiuon
nr luipnlloni. Tho moill.ilor my H In
ImtxinHllilo to net hofon1 tomnrrnw,
Rcacue Many Paaaenyeri
I itllol 1'irni Sen Ire
(MIA'KHTON, Auk II. Tho llrltUh
nlfitiiicr Noriunmlli'i. which nrrlo
l.oio loiluy, roporlH the iokoiiIiir of
Iwotity-nliio porxonx fioiu llfolimttH In
Iho Motlltoiriilionn Son nfloi Iho llitlliui
cloiinior AiikoIk n loiiioihiotl rocoiit
ly Tho piioiH;orii xny It In reported In
All: lorn Ihnt ti hit: (loruiun Hiilimnrlno
linn lioeu mini: In ihc Modltorranetin
Ten Per Cent on Munitions
I lilted I'renn Service
i WASHINGTON. I). C. AUK. 11. Tho
i-ennte flnnnco coiimiltlre todny flxetl i
10 pf r Cent tax on the net productx of
nl Iwini ii'itkliiK iiHinltlona or roinpo
iti'iit pniH thoioof It lit extlmntPil
thftt till i will mine l5.noo.(ifin enrl
Will Follow Huohct
I tilled Prerf Kerlre
W.VHIIINliTON, ) Auk II
I'l-oHhlt'iit Wllnon phwirt to Htart IiIh
fnin tnnllnenlnl rninpnlKii trip bo
tweon Septoinbn 16lh nnd October Int.
He vlll vIhII Snn Pninclncn. Senntor
I'hehwi of Cnllfurulii l helpliiK to nr
iniiKo bin Itlnermy, which will Include
iiiiwi) cltli'H vlidtotl by Hughes
Wireless From Bremen?
I'iiIIiiI I'rexn Rcrvlco
Ni;V YOltlC. Aliu U.-WlreleHS htu
iloiin reimit ieeiliiK moHnaROH lli(tili
Ins about n tlenunn wireless station.'
Ono mesMMit w sinned "Dreman,"
I vlni; her 0"lt on as thirty miles (.ff
Sandy Hook. There was no Informa
tion as to her destination. German
olllrlals of the merchant submarine be
lieve the report Ih n Joke.
urglar Locks Up Bellboy
t'nl led ITphs Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Auk. 11. A bur
i:lar thin lnornliiK locked the bellboy
'and porter at the Grand Union hotel In
'diffeient rooms, took 1110 nnd os
leaped. Uo threatened tho employes
' i!lh his Rim whon they attempted to
fiuntrnte his plans
Oet New Car,
.lames A. Gordon of the While Pol
iiiin nmnite, and wife, left this morn
I in; for Medford to et a now uutomn
bile. Tliwi McCoi illicit and family, Mis.
Mniipen and daughter and Glen Mc
Cot mirk nnd wife huvo gono for a two
weeks' outlnn tilp to tho northotn
pan of tho county.
Wheat is
biead will rise beyond the reaoh of the
average consumer.
I Simultaneously with this petition
from the bakeprr-Vice Chairman Hur
! ley of the federal trade commission Is
an miiu n rhltaan in investigate tho
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increastd pneas tne auwera un u"
agreed uyos.
E
ISONZO IS TOLD
CAVFHNS IN CAR80 PLATEAU
WHFPF Alia-rniAMa i ncn
i CHOKED WITH TONS OF DEBRIS
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AND DODIES
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' I nltvtl Cn i ferlce ,
HOMi:, Auk. II. Tho vennor Ik now
' penulttliiK puhlldttlou or hoiiio OIh
tmtcho roIulliiK to the boKlnnlnK of
! llio lnoii7o oITohhIvo. Tho drlo hn
'kiwi Hhortly nfier dnybienl; Siinilny,
with a ntendy hall of Italian mIioIIh for
In period of nine houm iiIoiik twenty
i mile front, exIcmlliiK ilown the Ihoiuo
; to tho Ailiintle Itnllnn niHhli' In
the upper Adriatic Kiiundron suppo toil
tl.e liiml iwilllory with a hninhardment
I of the AUHtilnu lift uIiik
"Nil Hlll'h ItWO'iUHplllUK (.IHI.'lltlo nf
file eer before hmi been wltnoHHod on
the lliill.in front," wliod one Itnllnn
lolienponiU'iit "Hn iololtt woie the
liiceHMiwit cintli(imliolllo phouomen.i
pioiliired by the Hy. mIicIIs Unit housett
i In the Oorll? plitin Mi'io tth.'ittoioil or
1 1 ollnpiod hole Ihrouyh force of tho
koIniiiIc nnwi The iiiouIIih of Mint
r:ioinn on the ('nrno plateau In which
thiiUHiwidH of AUHtrlun troops him
houkIiI Khelter, Mere choKeil hy tmm of
debrlii and on verted Into living
lomb.
"At 4 o'clock In (ho afternoon the
order wim Riven for the Infantry to
leave the trenches, Tho Hpcctnclu of
Hume hardy wsirriorn na they bounded
forth to the fray tocalled the hernei of
U-Kendary lore. TbotiHanda of their front
! i links wore round their helmeln n floral
k:ii laud, Hpcrlally woon by the women
'of Thlene. Schlo, Voranllcii nnd Vlccn-
1 rn. With Iho mining war cry of
"Groat Italy Forever'" they bounded
nrror.'i the dalo'i at the bridgehead and
flintier down prnlud tho llnei of the
( itmo plateau, ciiKaclnK in hand-to-hand
hIiiikkIch. At tho head of the
main forces run men hoarliu; aloft big
Mhlte dlricfl mounted on Klemler Kray
green polea ho as to guide the (runners
in lifting their range as the Infantry
nthaneed "
HUGHES MAKES
EIGHT SPEECHES
SPEAKS AT HELENA TONIGHT.
DECLARES DEMOCRATIC TARIFF
IS WITHOUT A PRINCIPLE, DE
CLARES CANDIDATE
United Press Sorvlce
,' IHSMARK, S. 1).. Aug. H. Charles
K. Hughes, republican nomlneo for
preildent, makes eight platform
speeches today betwoon here and Hel
ena, where he speaks tonight. His
volco Is husky.
Referring to his vlows of tho tariff,
lie said, when speaking hero today,
that "the democratic party la without
a princlplo In tariff making."
' Hughes declared that the purpose of
his campaign trip Is to explain his
visions regarding tho presidency.
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Ooea to Eugene,
J. J. NIcollo of the NIcolle brothers
logging camp on tho Upper Lake left
this morning for Eugene on business.
From Round Lake.
I Mark Deal purchased provisions
'.here today for bis ranch In the Round
Lake district.
A. O. Colson nnd family and Will
Allen Imvo gone to Huckleberry Moun-
tuic. They will be gone a coupio or
weeks.
Mis. L. Louden is having an addition
built on her homo, In Mills Addition,
this week.
Mrs. M. L. Millar and family are In
from their ranch for a few daya.
r nAM vt.n tin KnAn nn the
sick list for a few days, is able to be
at work again.
OFFENStV
What the Canadians
Found After British Drive
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Hero Ih one of the traglo results of
tho British drive. Canadian troops
found this gruesome scone when they
charged German trenches during the
drive. Dugout No. 33 was occupied
by German soldiers,
got away, but one
Some of thorn
was killed nnd
i&? ' .w'immv ft'lOT'ltfll I
Vavricka Tells ot Malin
Railroad Boost Meeting
By KAREL VAVRICKA
Piesident Malin Rtdlroad Club .
uist Saturday n committee of five,
c noting of A. Kal'.ni, Frank Zumpfe,
Kiel Vavricka, Anvjr. Potrasn! uid
M, V Stiistny, from Mulin, made a spe
cial trip to Klamath Falls to interview
Mr. Strahorn, tho railroad builder. Up
on the strength of that conference, a
meeting was cnlled at Malin Monday
afternoon.
After tho Wnter Users Association
meeting was over, tho iallroad meeting
took place. ICarel Vavricka was elect
ed president of the Malin Railroad
Club and M. M. Stastny was elected
Hocietary. Tho conurltteo explained
to nil piesent the main points of the
conference with Mr. Strahorn. These
points were as follews:
That the railroad, if built, will fol
low the west side of Lost Rivor until
Merrill is i cached, and thence over
the government land near Tule Lalto
to Malin; that the road will bo bu h'
only tlirougn mu i-u-upuruuuu ui um
people affected by It; that the people
of Merrill, Malin and south of Klam
ath Falls are to construct the roadbed
for stock In the company; that the
road will be completed and service
effected within six months from the
date when the plan Is ndopted.
Several other points were brought
out at the meeting, such as the cost of
tho undertaking and tha real need of a
railroad to this community. No one
present was scared by the cost, and nil
present felt a keen need of nuch a de
velopment as a railroad,
At a meeting a voto was taken to
see how many were willing to con
struct a part of the road bed, and four
fifths were willing to do their share,
Some were willing to take even a mtlo
of such construction.
The Malin Railroad Club is certain
that the Maun community will be able
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there he lay In front of his door, with
ruin about him. The British shells
had done their work. This is one of
the first photographs to arrive, show
ing scenes In connection with the
mighty British
Germans.
effort against the
l to construct the road bed to Adams'
( Point, and if Merrill people can take
enro of tho rest of the construction to
within six miles of Klamath Falls,
where the proposed line Is to Join on
tho Olcne-Klamath Falls line, the rail
1 road is a certainty.
This road will not conflict with the
Southern Pacific only that it will run
through tho same alley. The reason
for this new rnlliond is self-evident:
tho people want n market for their
products nnd a quicker means of out
let to tho outside woild. Tho country,!
too, justifies the development of a rail
road. r I
Before tho meeting adjourned tho
r. ..... ,.. i...n.oH J nn.irv Mor.
sti..i.iui; .. ...J ...... ......w. .- ..- v -
rill people of tho action at Malin, and
to got definlto plans from Mr. Shra
horn, after which a community or gen
et al meeting is to bo called. Notices
of such meeting are to bo posted.
Tho meeting then adjourned, every
con,orted actlon the rallroad a
member piesent feeling convinced that
centainty.
PRESIDENT W. C. T. U. TO
HOLD CONFERENCE TOMORROW
Mis Jennie M. Kemp of Portland,
state president of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, will meet with
...-.I .t,..i(e.wt,,..,.1
noon at 2:30 o'clock, at the Christian
church. She Is a woman ot ability,
nnd comes in the lntorest ot the tern -
perance cause.
Titers will be a county conference
Monday from 10 a. m. till 4 p. m-, In
the M. E. church. At 8 p. m. in the
same place Mrs. Komp will speak.
John Fry and family have gone on
an auto trip to Medford and vicinity,
to be gone a few days.
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TALK PARK TO PARK
ROAD IN SEPTEMBER
ENGLAND DELAYS
RUSSIAN CABLES
CHARGED THAT ORDER8 FROM
RUSSIA TO AMERICAN FIRM8
HAVE BEEN WITHHELD BY ENG
LAND FOR ENGLISH FIRM8
1'iltcil Press Service
PETROGRAD, Aug. 11. Ambassa
dor Francis today suggested to the
Russian government that a direct ca-j ton (secretary, a representative of the
bk be laid to America. .American Automobile Association and
RusMnn officials generally favor the a representative of some motor mag-!(,a-
. azine will be In Klamath Falls aome
i time next month. They are to leave
United Press Service . Yellowstone Park September 1st, and
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 11. Fol-, will make a tour of all national parks
lo-WnR the United Press story of the n the Rocky Mountain region and om
piopoied Russian cable. It is learned the Pacific Coast,
that the state department Is Invea;!-' The park to park highway is expect
gi.ting charges that England is with- ed to be built by the national govern
holding Russian cable orders sent to tnent, and Is the same road of which
this country. , R. B. Marshall, superintendent of na-
Sevoral American firms have protest- tional parks, spoke when in Klamath
cd that England has been delaying or
ders for them. They charge that on
many occasions the English govern
ment has Riven the orders to English
firms.
If these charges are proved, they
constitute a flagrant violation of Amer
ican rights.
Mexican Shoot American
United Press Service
N NOGALES Aug-JX An ajrlnaj Jhn
reached here this morning says How-ttion. After making a careful Inventory
ard Elbrlght of Fresno, Calif., a mltMga)r' the expenses involved in a trip of
was shot by a Carranziata on July l,rthls kind, we'flnd that It will be necet
at Hermoslllo. The trooper was ezon-' sary to ask your town for 150. Consld-
erated on the ground that Elbrlght was
trying to rob the Mexican.
Is Oldest Elk
United Press Service
SAN DIEGO. Aug. 11. O. B. Stough,
age 98, last evening was initiated into
the Benevolent and Protective Order,
of Elks. He is the world's oldest Elk.
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gentry will
celebrate their twenty-third marriage
anniversary at their home as 613 Wash-
iuston street tomorrow. Only a few
friends will be. present Mr. and Mrs.
Gentry have been here only
tl-.ue from Los Angeles.
short
New Minister Here.
Rev. W. H. Cox and family, from
Yuma, Ariz., arrived here today. Rev.
Cox comes to take the pastorate of the
Emmanuel Baptist church. There will
be preaching in the library building
Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Rev.
Cox comes highly recommended from
hh former pastorates.
hoy La Prarle, one of the Ford men,
ht sold a car to A. D. Addison of Mt.
iJr.ki. This Is the second car sold In
that immediate vicinity the last wee.
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I ! . West and family started for tho
,iil.tolMmF mlill vmlanln
M. C. Gerrue Arrested
for Attack on Daughter
Charged with rape on the person ot
his own daughter, age 16 years, M. C.
0errua wag n last evenlng.
He
W.
brought before Justice B.
( Oowen this morning and his bonds set
. at f 1,500. Being unable to give bonds
. in this amount he was committed to
tho county jail. His hearing Is set for
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Gerrue was arrested last night on
complaint of neighbors, who were dis
turbed by much noise In the Gerrue
residence. It is said that at this time
Gerrue was beating his wife. After he
was arrested Mrs. Gerrue talked to
, neighbors, and 1st out the isfomaUoa
B008TER8 LEAVE WYOMING SEP.
TEMBER 1ST
To Visit All National Parks of the
West to Promote National Highway
Connecting Them Co-Operation of
Klamath Is Asked In the Movement.
Expected That Meeting Will Be Held
When Promoters Arrive,
i
To Interest Klamath Falls In the pro
posed national park to park highway,
Gu3 Holm, president of the Yellow
stone Highway Associatien: L. L. New-
Falls last Monday.
In a letter received yesterday by
Mayor Crisler, Mr. Holm aayi:
"Secretary Newton and I were in
structed by the meeting held her re
cently to promote a national highway,
rnnneotlne un all national narks of tha
West to take such atepa oa or ton
next month as we should find neces
sary to ralle funds. We have listed all
or the towns on tne nignway, ana Bar
wud -them ajejeerdtagr to thr-ofa
X
erlng the size ot your place and the tnv
portance of this matter to it, yon
should not find that this amount will
work a hardship upon you, and we will
j endeavor to give your people facts and
figures during our visit there wtuca
will show them that their money has
been well Invested.
"We are writing this to you with the
request that you turn it over to the
parties who will appreciate the im
portance of it, and who will give It the
proper attention.
We will leave the
to your discretion,
selection entirely
. but would suggest that you would let
! us know at once their names and nd-
dresses. If you think it advisable wire
us at our expense.
"I can't Impress you too strongly
with the importance of immediate ac
tion In this matter, as we must leave)
here before the first of next month if
we are to complete the trip this year.
To postpone the tour would mean to
retard the progress of the highway to
that extent which would be costly. It
is our aim to interest all of the states
sufficiently before election time id or
der that they may make provisions to
take advantage of the federal offer to
aid in road building."
From 8 wan Lake.
Fred Coleman, a farmer ot Swan
Lake Valley, bought supplies ot local
'merchants today.
vhlch resulted in his being held on a
charge of sexual relations with a minor
child, his daughter Leone. Oerrue is
40 years of age, and is a Frenchman.
Although the information against
Gerrue, which was sworn to by' Chief
of Police Baldwin, charges hum only
with attacks on his daughter, High
born say that members of hie family
told them that Gerrue for some tiae
has been profiting from the bfdy of
bis daughter. Several Greeks fo
Iran City are said to have peM itemm
to oerrue, who, it n said, .tew We
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daughter to them.
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