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THE OFEICIAL BRITISH ATTITUDE IS NOW UNKNOWN
MUST COMMUNICATE
WITH ALLIES FIRST
Germans Realize Dream of Railway
From the North Sea to the Orient
PAPER HOPES PRESIDENT WIL.
ON IS NOT ILL
'SINNOTT TO SELECT
TWO FOR WEST POINT
tiilUH Public Resent Autrtton That
Beth tldta
Refuse Wltsen Nets for 8vtral Viry
toed Reasons.
WASHINGTON, I). (' Uif, Z2.
Iifpfrfrnutlte ftimiotl l haw two
MlMtlirnt of Wrxt I'olnt cntlcfH
I treu. Conn.ct1!;,n:,;,.tnf-n,k,,1,a" "1 for pro-'
Ilitilnary eh II -nlc- rianilnutlonx lot
Are Striving for Same EnJ-,Wh. "I'l'Ucnntu m IVtirtur) I, at Klamath
fall. UketlfW. Oiuailo. Iloml. ItaLer.l
Ingt.n Officials Say England Won't u nnn4r, IVndlrlon and The Dalits.
HiuriiiiK Garrni and Ion Holler,
both of Klattmlh rounly, now an al
Annapolis a appolntr- of Ili-presctt-lathe
Hlnnotl.
With the war on mad Turkey an alljr of
Germany, the line has been almost
completed. The road, which la ulti
mately to end at Bagdad, now runs
from Antwerp through Berlin, Vienna,
Budapest and Constantinople to the
Taurus mountains in Asia Minor.
There the great obstacle waa met, but
a tunnel baa now pierced the moun
tain, and soon trains will be running
on to Bagdad. The Persian Gulf is
not far distant, and the way toward
China must be blocked by Great Brit
aln and Russia It the Germans are to
be kept oat.
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MiNfKJN, I. 33. Th mote Knic
kad dlgeel the noli from I'rwIJctu
V.'lUon of the United Malt the more
enter It feels. The afternoon paper,
iiiay exceeded even th denunciation
6( the morula paper.
President Wilson's artlon ibatj
tMh side In th treat war art alriv.
t-t for I he earn ebJVcla l mot bit-?
.rrly reseated. SELECTED AS TEMPORARY SKAT
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BEND IS COUNTY
SEA! DESCHUTES
V NEW DE8CHUTM COUNTY
COURT OFFICERS ARE NAMED
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J S.C5v -' ? CCffMANY ano 1 1
rf'CiujV' HCR ALLIES I
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J 1r ff uMlaAik i.- i fD China must be blocked by Great Brit-
ITALY Tm ' V Jt-& if v C a,n n1 RuM' " 0rmans are to
V. - f . f AJ.Xilllirial'1 V i be kept oat.
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GROWTH KLAMATH
FALLS IS SHOWN
THROUGH CENSUS
GRAMMAR SCHOOL -HOW HOLO
47S CHILDREN
Although City Haa This Number, 0
11 of Them Were Barn In tftamaHr
Falls, Showing Influx ef TTuHKa,
Pepulatlen Thlrty-two DrfferaiW
SUtea Repreaented ami Threa Far
eifln Klnademe. ,
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Tti German dream of a railroad
from the North Sea to the Orient Is so
nt-arly reallted that the Ilrltlnh "re ;
f rlxhtened for the safety of India, For
)rm I hi- Urillsh goernment opponed
ciincpimlon by the Turks to the Ger
man Jot a railroad southeaat from
C'onntunllnople ttiroush Asia Minor.
,Tb gfwwth of Klamath FalU beyeM
the natural Increase olf Its rnra aaltia
bora population is clearly, showm at
MB COiH BUUlTlUr Of IM
ehlldren of this city. The eaaw
Jaat Iwtm eaaaalated by B. tt
aivcrfaitMiafrt of eHy sehoaK W,
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WAHillNdTllN. H. t lire. :J.ror. POR NEW COUNTY.
ltr name reaoit that Orrai Ilrllaln
tit) her allien did not flatly rrfuf Hip1
(iirman pear propuatt ihey hav 1IKNK. Ore.. Dec. SI. Bend as se
rit Bally rrfuned I'renldrnt Wilson's Iecli4 the temporary county seat of.
it tr. They dan not turn tlm door on iHvrhuir county on Tuenday by thi
l"irt, , new Drfdiulc conn I y court. The x-
. Irctlon wnn made without n dUcentlnR
UlNION, ec. :S. The official nltl- vole.
U4e of Ilrllaln an I'rrsldrnl WlUon'a Tin' touit niHilnlHl I he following
tO to betllierenla raimol be drnnrd lcinKirar) rounly ernrent: Clerk, J.
lull after Kngland haa conaullrd with II, llnnrr; aanemtor, C. T. Mullarkey;
ir allies. Bonar Law announced be- treasurer, Clyde M. McKay; superla-
U re the houae of commons thla morn- tendenl of schools, J. Alton Thomp-
What Christmas Should Be
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sen: coroner, Klmer Ulswonger; aher-
li, H. B. Itoberls; surveyor, Oeorge .
Young; county physician, Dwlght V
L11KKV CA1K IS
ataiaiai mkamd today Miller,
I The new officers will qualify at oace
, The prellmiaary hearing of the case a county
Milnat Dave Uskay. chanted by lluih Kornnt may be set in motion n
lmoa with Illicit Intercourse. Is be- soon' as possible.
' lit heM before Justice of the Peace
K W, tlowen today. II probably will llmrd Sweeps Lake
Mt be comcluded until tomorrow. Cl.r.VKI.AND. Dec. IS. Uke Krlo
mul northern Ohio Is being laahed to-
lr. and Mm. Kd Caaelieer Jr. Iiuve day by n lillwnrd of tremendous pro-
w 'ived to Klamath Kails for the wlnli-r iMirilnns. Kears of loss of life and
fium Ihelr home near Illy. ' shlPi'liiK ' expressed everywhere.
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German Official Defends
Deportation of Beligians
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IAVnH, Dec. 22.Tn reply of Oen-
al von nissing. tlernmn governor
i.nrral In tha oeeunled portion of
TOglum, to tho proleslH of-Belglun
Mnnlora and deputies against (no tie-
pronation "of Belgians, linn been re-
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$ r of November Ith asking me to
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'M am not sMs to yiaM to your rnueat.
5 ct the.bUalag of tha war a larga
&;Uaii4ftMi; work. OM.rwwos i im
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admlnlstrulor of the occupied toirl
torv I had duty, conformablo to In
ternallonal Inw. to tnko admlnlstro-
live measures.
nionr Hivhied BelalaiiR In tho
spring of 1915 drar my attention to
the dangers of Idlenesa and distaste
cap work. They showed that assist
. from whatever direction It
came, conailtuted Unally a burden
u tha economic life of Belgium and
brought with It atao Idleneaa. The re
suit waa that tha working people de-
terlorated physically ad morany jw
that eapaeWly kltod laborara loat
Uelr espaclty i ooulf ot, "J
ployed is time of peseo l
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By BLANCHE WARREN, Klamath County High School
Christmas Is not what It should be. We have drifted away fram. tha
original meaning ef Christmas. Tha festival la no longer In keeping
with the whole-eoulod Joy at the birth ef' Christ. The aid, simple Christ
mas of "Peace on earth, good will' to men" haa not been headed throughout
tho ages.
We have failed U maintain the happ Ineea ef flvlng aa tha "Three Wise
Men" Joyfully gave centuries age. Wa have' failed to reraamhar that It la
more bleaaed to give than to receive. We ara mare prone to five, net fram
the promptings of Joy, but from duty and' Mfcaatlafi. If wa Joyfully and
more free-heartedly gave at Chrlstmaa time, we would b toe Marnier and
younger for It
The children have kept tha Christ waa alive, but we, Uw-aMar people,
have drifted from tho original meaning and hav demeraluee) toe aairod
meaning ef Christmas. Surely thla la a time when we can cultivate a mora
generous, gay and Joyful spirit.
RAILROADS ARE
HELD TO BLAME
CAR SHORTAGE LARGELY RE-
SPONSIBLE FOR HIGH COST OP
LIVING, SAY PCDEJtAL OFFI.
CIALS IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec 22. The
shortage of freight cars on many rail
roads of the country la largely respon
sible for the Ugh oeat df living; ac
cording to federal omclals.
They announce that readjustment
I hindered by refusal of eight larga
ttHrald:A
Of the total earotamt'of 478 to torn
grammar schools df Klamath, only U
were bora In Klamath county. Tka
leaves 358 children, who .havemeva
to Klamath Falls from other stoaaa
with their parents. , ,
Of the' enrollment of 478 only UT
were born In Oregon. ' '
Thirty-two different states are rep
resented la the census of nativity,
CallfornU leading after Oregon wttk
82 childreq. Washington comes aext
Arkansas. Alabama, Maasaciaaetto
and Nebraska are last, with oaa eaoh.
Three foreign kingdoms and ae
dominion ara represented In the eca
sns. One child cornea fraan'
one from Germany, one from Italy
one fram Canada. '
PeBowtog is the complete, em
of nativity ef school children inH
ath FalU:
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Chrlstmaa la an occasion when rich and peer, weak and strong, meet on 'systems to co-operate,
little
fellowship,
a footing of common ground. Let there be a
human aympathy and understanding.
Chrlstmaa cornea at the close ef tho year and should ha rightly cole
brated by yielding to the pent-up fttl'nge and emotions of Jay and gladneaa
for living. Tho more prosperous and happy tho part year, the mere joyful
and thankful should wo be. Especially at present we, aa a nation, aheuld
ho supremely happy alnce In thlo time of almoat world-wide wretchedness
and misery, we have escaped. Why not try to got back- a little closer and
In closer sympathy with the real meaning ef Christmas? Let us start thla
Christmas. ,
CHURCHES WILL
GIVE EXERCISES
PROGRAM FOR LITTLE FOLS
WILL BE HELD AT ALL PROTE8
TANT CHURCHES SATURDAY
EVENING. AT SEVEN-THIRTY.
All Protestant churches of Klamath
Falls will give their annual Chrlstmaa
exercises for the children tomorrow
evening at their respective churches
at 7:80 o'clock. The Sunday schools
of the churches will give the exercises
which are Intended primarily for the
little folka, although all persons ara
wetoaeae to aay ef the eierclaee.
' Bsratajaea the BManuM have been
grepam Otatos.arre, M law
at-la .imtoa-.tola.year- UPMto.
her '88 heemiae.Ue toMaeaa meers
Asaeetotto will state M municipal
.exercise on Main street Christmas
Eve. beginning at 4 o'clock.
"Grandpa's Chrlstmaa. Ouarda" a
cantana, will be given at the Metho
dist church tomorrow, evening. The
chorus will be led by V. T. Motschan
bacher and E. M. Chllcote will direct
most of the other parts,
CONGRESS WON'T
ENDORSE WILSON
WASHINGTON, D, C, Dec, 22.
Both houses of the national congress
today refused to endorse President
Wilson's dispatching the stiff message
sent to belligerents last Monday.
However, congress will give the
president a free band to attempt to
end a, common ground fer, peace In
Europe.
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toeehler Visits. ,
Martin Btoeshler of Dairy la a coun
ty seat visitor today M hvslaeas. ,
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Catholic Services. Oklahoma
Services of the local Catholic Ohio
church will be held Sunday and Christ-, Idaho
mas day in the church at Tenth and -
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Continued pmn 4
Christmas Program is
Enjoyed by Visitors
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A' number of townspeople were
.ucitB of the Klnmuth County hlcb
schorl this morning V the regular as
sfi.nljr If ur,, when h "Srl;M-n pro
i; hiii -am offered a.! thorouuhly en-Joyed.
The work the high, school students
are dotng In music surprised many.
The singing by the assembly, with the
high school orchestra accompanying,
waa a revelation to many who heard
it the ftrst time, .Aocordlag to M. SJ.
Taylor, Instructor in music, 'very few
people, comparatively speaking, hare
availed themselyea of the oppnrtpKy
of vlsttlag the musical department saw
peace cannot realise what the urtto
xrt cng. . J.1-... It' "
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Rev. C. T. Hurt! were especln'ly ap
luvctn'ed, although, all numbers wartj
onjojed, (
The program rendered follews:
Opening gong. mM. B. Asaeauty,
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