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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1916)
f4" ' j-na - r lm " -v i r f ' .f& T?"H '5. SMji? hunting IteraUi -T" fV t Wfe, IdffMlH Vir-N. . KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY OCTOBER 6, 1916. (-'' Price,, Five Cent WAR MUST GO THREE MORE YEARS Ai mmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmm mmmmmmm mmmm mmmm mmm m. .--rlm HOLLAND TOLD NOT TO TRY FOR PEACE fVKORMKH HUCH ACTION WOL'M UK I'lUMlKHMAN 'iWtt Thk Announcement Wn Marie h Allied Government, Nothing 1- ... .. Wm Known I'ulillrnllr Hoiumira fc More Believed Tliat Lloyd MeorgeGave Interview to Porerf.111 fork of norland Toward Peace. tilted Press Service KOMK, Oct. C It I "Id In au tfantlc tlrclOH that the olllcii expect tbo European wnr to Init t leant three more year. Tt allies todny Informed Hollanit that iny move by It townrd brlnRliiK ct peice would be considered a pro Certain move, nud would compel tho tilled governments to net accordingly. ThU announcement by tho nllles In the first Intimation that Holland Inn ten feeling out tin- belligerent nit ttoani to their peace sentiment. The Interview of tlio United Pros lth David l.loyd George, In which he Kitted that wnr iiiiihi go to a knock out,! now belloed to have been pro voked by llollnnd'H moves townrd pence. BOOZE SEIZED IN RAID GOES . INTOTHE LUKE SHERIFF LOW DESTROYS MICH IIKEIt AM) WINK CAN'T REGISTER AFTER TOMORROW ItOOKH CLOSE AT 5 TOMORROW .UTKUXOOX OFFICIO OK THE UHJSTY CI.KIIK OPEN TONIGHT H ItrKilSTKU VOTKHS "onlght Ik tlio hint iiIkIU voters wy regliter for tho November elec tion. County Clerk DeLap will have Wi offlce open from 7 until 9 o'clock tonight to register votora. The registration hooka clow to morrow at 5 o'clock, and will not bo owned again. Anyone not registered W tomorrow afternoon mutt bo a worn la on election day, or not cait n ballot November 7th. About twenty voter have been reg aining each niRht this week na n re u of the office of County Clerk Do fo lng kept open. lterlleH the OAIcInIm, Other ItitcrrMtnl Spectator Gathered to Witneum the lliHkfrurtlon, Wlili-li Took Plnco nt the Clty'n Dumping Ground The Liquor CousUled of KIN Bottle of llm- ami Home) Wine. I With tour In their eye, nover.il brave moil thin afternoon took part In and Vtltnexned tho destruction of 1GK bottlim of good WloLuid's beer and four kegs of dago red nud gin. Tho liquor v. in Melted by Sheriff Low In , the mid on A. Hurul's bootlegKlng Joint nt Pelican City. . ' -.Tho beer and wlno wiih taken to the clty'n dumping ground at Second mid Oik xtiecln, and enrh and every bottlo and keg wuh broken with an axe and tho liquor allowed to run Into tho Inkfi. Tho confutation took place pur.su tint to orderH from Justice of tho fence Gowen, who was present to neo tho llruwnter poured out. I Mont Interested among the other spectators wjib O, A. Stearns, pioneer of Klamath county and a prohibition ,IhI. He arrived soon after tho do . Htructlon commenced, and stayed un I id the Ini hendncho pioduccr was on ViH ground. Greatest Parade of American Troops Since Civil War GERARD MAY BE COMING WITH A PEACE PROPOSAL REIOHTED HE BEARS KAISER'H APPLICATION Pbmak - - "V CA & lici Mm .m, ouio nnii uciw r many' Peace Suggestloea State Department Haa No Iafoi tlon on What Halted State Am haaaador la Vrlmglng From Ger many ob Hla Trip to Thta OoBatrjr. ThU Ik Just n RllmpBe of the parade of 30,000 American troops on the Texas border, showing the Ohio in- fnntry ns It trudged toward the reviewing stand. It wa the greatest parado of Americans since the Civil War. Believed Fight for Verdun Is To Be Renewed by Kaiser i ntnrted northwest orVrtiftrjayaHUaBAIx. MartilllgradjMdJallonsof. Peplaki. Oumela.vce. anajotb pTopoaalaAAmbasBBdor night Ih believed by French mill- font. ( Mlynovce, with tlie Germans resIst-yjra;d-nja-rw-B-rW-Klnr iZ' I'AltlS, Oct. G. Violent bombard-f ' The allies are vigorously attacking ment Inst tnrv olllcers to be u nrcludo to re-i In the west the Drltlsh have ad nnwed efforts of the Germans to take vmcod slightly toward Bapaume and Verdun, tho strategical point ln tho raided several trenches at Lees. whole western righting. Kaiser Wllhelm Is said to have do- United Press Service dared that tho wnr of 1870 was set- SALONIKA, Oct. 6. According to lied nt Paris, and the present wnr Cenernl Sarrelt, who telegraphed hero would be sottled at Verdun. Tho first this nfternoon, the Bulgarians are in gigantic, nssnult on Verdun lasted i full retreat along the Struma River about three months, nnd cost both bufore the British forces there sides heavy loBse9 In men and sup Watch Out rot- "Hun." "Uua" Hi own now walks down the middle of the street, "sassln"' tho neonle on both aides. Ho thinks bo's ! tho greutest of 'em all. The renson is that Mrs. Brown yesterday at noon presented him with a nlnepound Blrl piles. Artlllerylng on both Sommo is active todny. sides of the . Ilaiiinker Hell. J. O. Hnmakcr has given rt quit Malm deed to A. A. Bellman for the eastorly C3 feet of lot 7 and tho west- 'orly twenty feet of lot 8, block 38, Original Town of Mnkvlllo. United Press Service LONDON, Oct. 6. Tho British con tinue tho advance along the Struma itlver. the Bulgarians last night re linquishing Neyelen after a light. fjnlted Press Service SOFIA, Oct. 6. There Is not a momber of tho Rumanian force that Invaded Bulgaria left in this country after the annihilation of yesterday. Fierce fighting continues in the re- United Press Service NEW YORK, Oct. 6. According to the New York Evening Post of thU cfternoon, United States Ambassa dor Gerard to Germany is bringing to President Wilson's Germany's appli cation for Wilson to work for peace. The Post says it Is reliably In formed that Gerard will present to the president Kaiser Wllhelm'a re quest within a week, The Post does not pretend to say What terms Germany is offering. United Press Service WASHINGTON, D. C Oct. 6. In the absence of Secretary of State LanBing, Counsellor Polk of the de- jpartment says he has no knowledge ing most of the counter attacks. The Slav offensive at Dobrudja con tinues without Interruption. United Press Service PETROQRAD, Oct. 6. The brief Bians have captured positions Brzesany. South of Monasilr the Bulgarians Southeast of Lemberg they are re- are in full retreat. pelllng the German assaults. United Press Service BERLIN, Oct. 6. It is semi-offl-cially stated that the Germans have scored an important victory in the mountains near Korytnlca. Many Rus sians are dead, and the Czar's guards have been exterminated. Elsewhere in the Gallcla fighting the Russian losses are appalling. The Russians lost 6,000,000 men In the first two years of the war, aud 1,250,000 this year, according to Danish authorities. , In the' Balkan fighting, the Bulgar ians have evacuated several towns near along the Struma River. German victories In the Transylva- He said there has been no intima tion that Germany Intends to. suggest that the United States become medi ator for an early peace. Counsellor Polk" declared that It was his understanding that this gov ernment has not changed its decls'oa j not to suggest peace until both sides are ready to acept a peace proposal. RU8- nlan region are driving the Ruma nians across the Pemorod River. Commercial Club Sends Letters Asking Support 2TH Mp,nl,,l- the measure for Coll V",,anpe t0 the Klamath --. TOU lo Hema l0 a ,ftrro num ' 01 YOtfira ll,-..i . al. Tm. ""uuBHinii ino county. OUirt.. . "- i""iiuim mr oho llwS ,q CM mm' or 25 "nt" to iZl T th0 Kenornl county 'ovy iMWrt ? ,h0 n8rl,,"tu-n nd in The L Ve,opmont ot tho ounty. NMnhu t.b0 ox"onde ""dor the tow .f momberB ot tho county Wtte. H U '" on,y tt mtter of WttTi. .Prop0B,tl011 ho'0'6 the Zlt'La ,cnl wy order to rkii PI.K, Ml lnat K'anth Com- J li- no lonfer an experl 1 Wttin 8,nce orltlOB. '. aiii.' " " 0r ' Actlv,tl of the club art too well known nnd too multiplied for enumeration. Everything from build ins n rniirniwl. n Hiienr hcot factory, ,,, . M. .-, ..-- commercial ronds, fair exhibitions. civic iniprovomcnt, opening an in Iriinn raorvatlon. to collection of out side revenue duo tho county, has been undertaken, and many of Its projects have culmlhatod Buccosafully. There la no section of tho county hut that haa benefited directly by somo of Its effort!. The revenue, now received Is Insuffi cient to carry on the work that has been atarted. The assistance asked from the county by the club will amount to from 60 centa to f 1 a year from the average tax payer, and It will provide a dependable Income by which tho work may be planned L-j j ...MIi4aJ an u Ah morft IU0 Ticket Scalpers Busy at the World's Series ENGINEER COMKS TO SEE LOCAL PROJECT BOSTON, Oct. 6. Speculators In tickets for the world's series ball games aro openly scalping, offering to oither buy or sell tickets, In defiance of the rules of the national commis sion. Out of town people who did not get their tickets early are being forced to pay from I2G to 130 for the flireo game tickets The scalpers are publicly operat ing in ovory Important hotel, includ ing the one where the national com mission haa Us headquarter!, Thousands ot fans already are In line at the ball park for tickets. t The betting is 10 to 7 that Boston will win the series. Fine weather is predicted for tomorrow. "SHE SHALL NOT HAVE YOU'-WIFE WOMAN KILLS HUSHAND'S SALES- GIRL AN THEN TAKES OWN ' i,KK HAYH SHE WILL TAKE YOUXGKST ROY United Prea Servle WILLOWS, 'Oct. . Mra. H. 0. Tipton this morning shot and killed Miss Ulrdie Noble, age 20, and then took her own life. She left a note to her husband saying: "Sho shall not have you; I will take the youngest boy.'' The boy was away at the, time, and falling to find him Mrs. Tipton turned the lovolver on herself. Mies Noble was a salesgjrl In Titp ton'a confectionary store. F. E. Weymouth, chief ot construc tion for the reclamation service, ar rived last evening from Denver to con fer with Project Manager J. G. Camp. While here Mr. Weymouth will take .every stop, up the leasing of Link River to the successful WOMEN'S SPECIAL GETS TJE VOTES REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN SAY SPECIAL TRAIN OF HUGHES WOMEN GAINS VOTES AT KV ERY STOP , United Press Service NEW YORK. Oct. 6. According to Chairman Wlloox ot the national republican committee, the Hughes wo- -men's special train is winning votes at He declares the "tour Is from every standpoint,- California-Oregon Power company for electrical purposes. I and is a great credit to the womea, who planned it." McPherrin Tells How He Captured a live Coyote Archie Smith has sold to I. W. Rhoads lot 11, block 18, town of Malta. Raoada has aold, to A. W. Finch the mrnrn lot and lot IS, block 18', town of MallB. W. E. McPherrin has a full growu live coyote aa a pet. Ot course, he doesn't pet it a great deal, but he calls it a pet. The coyote was trapped on the P, T, Games place near Wilson bridge a few daya ago by a front foot. The foot Mil heal up. The other night the pet got loose In the J. S. Mills ft Son Implement house, where McPherrin works, and for some time had possession of, the place. It was no child'! play to catch a full grown coyote loose among wagons, barrows, binders and plows. Although It is reliably reported that the coyote was trapped, and although an Injured foot proves this, here ls the story McPherrin tells about catch ing his pet: "I saw, the coyote in a stubble field aud started after It. Before long I had caught up with it and made a. grab for Its tall. My band slipped, but again I atarted for the brute. Next time I got a more secure hold, and after swinging the coyote around, grabbed Mt by the neck and held it fast until I could get a rope out of gey pocket to tie around lta neck." JS? 'M ; m m :" - i A S,-4 jceeefully than at present. J ME' ifc fcykA;. - , , ' 4f.-'r,.' LtiJl&ik: