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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OP KLAMATH COUNTY
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OFFICIAL NXWBF
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1917.
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WILSON ORDERS
FOUR ADDITIONAL
ARMY INCREMENTS
MINOS ARMY UP TO 300.000 MKN
IN NUMBERS
llktr, Scott and Olhtro Confer on
FiMl PUnt 'or Bonding Amorlcan
leliitrt to Praneo Conscription
III Con's roro Adjourn Until Tomor.
row Pood Oambltra Aro Scored
ey Senators.
Says Campaign
Is Winning
WASHINGTON. May It. President
Wilson has authorised four additional
itftlar army Increments, totalling
UM40 men. which bring th total
caber In the United 8tatt army up
leMMOOraen.
Tab Include the organisation of tint
Utyiecond and fil.lytlilrtl Infantry
at Ike Presidio, 8an Francisco.
WASHINGTON. May 14,8ecrtary
of War Raker. General Hugh t-. Hcotl
ud others conferred for two hours to
otr,dUcu.lng the Anal plana for send
iif American fighters to France. No
fetall of the discussion wore an
wared. The ronfrrvrs on the conscription
Mil from both the house and the senate
net today to arrange for the addition
of tbe Roosevelt amendment to the bill,
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. .w iiu acuun. i ne conference au
Jwraed until tomorrow.
Senator Thorns presented the sp
Ml amendment providing (or the an
Htttlon of all board of trade that are
peculating In future. The amendment
mo rite to a bitter denunciation of
toft-ambler In food stuff.
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idly gelling a strangle hold on Eng
land." say Hudson Maxim "The em
pire of the ra I fal passing from
otersea to undersea from Drltaln to
ttermsny.
"If Englsnd I starved Into subrols-
slon. we are lost. With Drltaln out of
the way, Germany will smash us like
a puff ball, with one swipe of the null
ed flat."
GERMAN LOSSES
TOTAL 200,000
IN HALF MONTH
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TWO KILLED, ONE DYING
IN BANK HOLD-UP TODAY
liTTSUURO, May 11 Two
pemonn are dead, one Is dying
,and rcveral were Injured in a H
bank robbery , today at Castle
(Shannon, a suburb of thin city.
The robbcra entered the bank at
nocn and opened fire, hlttins two
banker. The robbers escaped In
an nulnmobllc, and a po8e ur-
rounded them t Bridget illc,
wnero another fight followed. e
French Plguroa Say Oorman Leasts
Prom April IS to May 1 Aro Heavy.
Airship Brought Down In North Boa.
Progress Reported Near Rooud.
Prench Reputeo Oorman Attack Ar.
tlllory Heavy Today.
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ASKEO IN CASE
ATTORNEY8 POR MRS. MOONEY
PILE MOTION WHEN CASE CAME
UP IN JUDGE DUNNE'S COURT
THIS MORNINO
8AN FRANCISCO. May I1.-t wit
uaouneed today that members of the
MSlor classes of the Pacific fna.t nil.
HN will bo nermlttMl lo nir tim
eors- tratnlnjt camp at the Presidio! 8AN nANCI8CO, May I1.-When
P to June 1JU, In addition to the ,h' n of Mw- Hcnn Moont,y- charged
i0 men already there. They will w,,h ,nrc0 coun,'' of mwAn M n n'
Won the xsmoWls as all the others. M,lt of ,m' lwi"lnHi parade bomb
expioHinn nvro, ennui oeroro nupenor
JudKo nunno'H court for trial thla
WITH Tim FRENCH ARMIE8, May
11. Germany's losses on the French
fiont totalled, at a minimum, 200,000
killed, wounded and captured from
April 16th to May 1st, according to flg
uies given out at the French headquar
ters today.
CHICAGO BOARD
STOPS TRADING
DEALING IN WHEAT PUTURE8 TO
E DISCONTINUED WHILE TRAD.
INO IN CORN AND OATS BARRED
POR REST OP MONTH
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Mother of Russian Freedom"
LONIkDN, Msy 11-Tbe admiralty to
day told that the navy destroyed a
Germsn Zeppelin In the North Sea this
morning. This makes a total or thirty
nine Zeppelins destroyed by the Drit
lith since the war began.
MINLEY ASSOCIATION TO
HOLD BOX SOCIAL FRIDAY
The rarent.Tcachora Association of
Henley school will hold a patriotic
w social at the school house Friday
JJWt, at which time boxes prepared by
Mb children and adult will be sold
o a drawing for a watch will be held.
i patriotic program will Be given, and
, Proceeds aro to go to the asaocla-
Chang
morniiiK. attorney for Mr. Moonoy
filed n motion for n chango of venuo.
At n recent session of the Mooney
ense, Judge Dunne flnyed the attorneys
for the defense, claiming they used Im
proper tactics, nnd tho chango of
venue Is asked for ns n result.
An nflldnvit by Mrs. Mooney stating
her belief that she cannot secure a fair
trial accompanies tho motion to change
the case to another department of the
superior court.
LONDON, May 11 Further progress
In tho vicinity of the village of Reoud
Im announced.
Tho Germans have been driven from
all but two of their former posts in the
Dullecourt sector.
The French report decisive repluses
of German attacks at many points, and
heavy artillery flro la being maintained
today.
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CHICAGO, Mny 11. Tk board of
trade haa ordered that aft trading in
wheat futures be dfscontfnuedTor Two
da), and that existing contracts be
llquodated at last Saturday' clos
ing prices.
Trading in corn and oats has also
been barred for the remainder of this
month. The board has further ordered
that no contracts for July wheat dellv
cry shall be made for pricea exceeding
12.75 and for September at $2.15,
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Mme. Catherine Breshkovskaya,
"Mother of Russian Freedom," was re
ceived in Petrograd from her long ex
ile In Siberia, with thanks of a nation.
This photograph shows her first ap-
GERMAN NAVY TO
ENGAGE BRITISH::
IT IS BELIEVED
CRUISER AND DESTROYER RAIM
TEST BRITISH FLEET
Groat Sea Battle Expected Hr s4wtka
Is Thought Will Take Phm Me.
English Boliovo Raid Part of PiM
to Test Navy Bolero .BeUetlartef.
British Naval Mm, Coafdsat That
England Will Win C S ' ,
pearance on her retunty. 8he haa been
hailed by the reVoiutlUtB as their
heroine. She was one;of the flrst or
dered back when th revolution ot
rid of the reactionaries?' c "
MONEY IS ASKED
FDR LAND PROBE
es are Made in
English Admiralty Body
Sir Jonn Jellico to Be Chief of Naval
Staff at Well at First Sea Lord;
Result of Criticism
LONDON, May 11-Flr.t Lord of the
1mlralty sir Edward Caraon an
unced lo the house of commons that
wle of cnangoa In the meraborshlij
" 'be lmlralty board ara to be made.
The changes Include the appointment
Br John Jelllcot as chief of tho
naval stafT In addition to his duties aa
flrst sa lord.
The ebangea are the result of the re
cent attacks against the admiralty
board resulting from the suppression
of deetalls concerning England's losses
by German submarines.
It la believed that Lord Carson will
retain bla position.
EMERGENCY BOARD WILL MEET
AT SALEM MAY 2S TO CONSIDER
REQUEST OP ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAC BROWN POR SS.SOO
AUTO PARTY HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
AUTOMOBILE TURNS TURTLE
WHEN BANK IS STRUCK AND
WHEEL 8MA8HED, BUT NONE OF
SIX OCCUPANT8 INJURED
Frenchmen Break Grounpl.
For Lafayette Monument
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DALTIMORG, Md., May 11. General (erected here to the memory of General
Joffro and Minister Vivianl broke La Fayette, and then letj forHvashtng-
ground today for the monument to be ton. ,;
LONDON, May 14. Tka boNaf taat "
German cruisor aad deotrwyorrawy,
on UcvBritish coast an part of a.aJaa
to teat out the watcbtalaaaa af tka
Biiusa fleet v. i
It U believed aUothe raids) Iwp, -been
made to distract attoatJaw freti- f
the Norta Sea preparatary U fottoac
the German nary .auataat.lkttJBasJIaau, ,
navy u the great sea battle wales) Use j
world baa long expected.
British naval authorities are ooal
dent, that Germany will engage, the c '
British before the war eada. aad they
are aiso connaeni mat ue
naw la ntAf4m- atiri will
f victorious.
BIG MANUFACTURERS
Great Lakes Frieghters ;
Collide and Both Sink
SAUI.T STE. MARIE, May 14.-
SALEM, May 14. A meeting of the
emergency board will be held here
May' 23 to consider the request of At
torney General Brown for authority to
spend $3,600 In completing the Investi
gation of the Pacific Livestock com
pany alleged land fraud caae In Harney
county.
In a former letter to4 Secretary of
State Olcott, Brown aska the meeting
in fta. MnllaiH ln otAnaildAi tit a aislwlataihll.
Ily of granting authorliy to the attor-j ,nt 'a? " bn"h t0
ney general of the state of Oregon to "!? !De car turn,n '
create a deficiency In the sum not to
exceed the amount remaining unex
pended of the appropriation made by
the legislative assembly of 1115 for the
purpose of paying the expenses of liti
gation, for making an investigation of
the facta relative to said case."
The attorney general points out that
In IMS the legislature appropriated
110,000 for the payment of expenses of
litigation, Including the Hyde-Benson
land fraud casea and the Harney coun
ty caae. "Of tbla amount," says thai
attorney general, "sjs. ceata re
mained unexpended,-and I am asking
that tbe eaerieaey board authorise tao
An automobile containing W. T. Lee
of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Chone
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cheyne and an
other passenger trnued completely
over last night on Sixth street, the en
I tire party escaping without serious in'
jury, and suffering only rrora a bad
shaking up.
Mr. Lee was driving the car, and said
thia morning that he was traveling
fasL He placea the blame for the ac
cident on a car ahead of him, which,
he aays, cut In ahead, compelling him
to turn into the bank to avoid hitting
the car.
A front wheel was smahsed, and tho
entire party and the car catlpaulted
tho side of the
turtle.
Their escape from injury is consid
ered miraculous.
LOCAL LIBRARY CLUB
THANKS ITS HELPERS
The Woman's Library Club desires
to extend a vote of thanks to tS phy
sicians, dentists, nurses, Mrs. w, A.
Rambo, C. R. Bowman and J. V, Hous
ton, Mayor Crlsler and the city coun
cil, and to all others who so kindly as
sisted In the work for tbe Baby Week
exhibition held here recently. The
stores which decorated their windows,
advertised the exhibit and placed -dis-
expenditure of a sum of moasy aqua) to. plays at the city kail are alaotkanked
UMXteaaea eienee. - ror ineir interest.
Great Lakes freight steamers Pente-
The I day, and both sunk in forty feet of wa
ter at the Pipe Island Detour da the
MEET IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK." May 14. The
manufacturers
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Michigan coast. The crews of both
cost Mitchell and Saxonia collided to-1 boats were saved.
KLAMATH CASES
ARE DISMISSED
FEDERAL JURY SITTING AT MED-
FORD FAILS TO FIND ONE VER
DICT OP GUILTY, AND HUNG ON
ONE CASE
Not a verdict of "guilty" was reach'
ed in the federal court held at Medford
during the past week on a number of
cc sea in connection with tbe Klamath
Indian reservation. One Jury hung, on
the case qf Tom Bartell.
The Jury found a verdict of "not
guilty" In tbe case of O. T. Anderson,
ed with having liquor aft NLecR
charged with hauling liquor. onto tbe
reservation.
Tbe cases against three of the In
diana' were also dismissed when ver
dicts of "not guilty" were found.
District Attorney Duncan, Curtis
Heidricb, Carey Ramsby, J. 3. Parker,
Wm. B. Freer aad others who have
been in Medford either on Jury duty
or witness duty have returned. '
PENDLETON COMMISSIONER
TO SPEAK HERE ON BONDS
Commissioner Thompson of Pendle
ton, member of the state highway com
mission, will be the next good roads
and road bond bill speaker to speak In
Klamath Falls on the pending $6,000,
000 road bond lasue. His Itinerary haa
not been entirely outlined yet, but in
cludes Klamath Falls, according to
word received at the Commercial Club.
In the United States,
representing nearly every Industry,
semhled at the Waldorf-Astoria tndar ..
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for the three day conveatloa of tae
National Association of Maaufaetarers.-"
George Pope of Hartford; Ceaa., pre-T
sided aa president. The new desaaada
upon manufacturers aa a result of tke
war, trade coadlUoaa caueid by-tke '
conflict, and the financial sltuatloa ft
were big topics of discussloaC J U
Wm. C. Redleld. seeretaryifot ceav
merce, will address the craveaUoaea ij
Wednesday, on the foremost prebleaM
confronting the government aad tka
natloa's principal industries. Mora
than 700 delegates were oa kaad waea
the first session, was caJMht ardor
today.
Russian War Minister
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coasoquoaeoa "fatal to tka defease, lib-
erty aad oxiitoaco of Ruasla" threatea
TnTcountry4, Mlaistor of 'War ntrd Ma
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