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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1918
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ALLIES PRESSING
ADVANCES IN WEST
RVIxaiUANM IN MAt'KDOMA
WANT TO AHHANGK PEACE
1IKKI.IN HAYM MOVK NOT HIT
PORTED AT HOME
milTIHH lAUNt1l IIIU, OFFENSIVE
TODAY IIKTWKKN CAMIIHAI
AND UOUAI YANK8 AMI POL
MUM GO AIIKAU !
PAHIH, Kept. 7. Tim I'renrh
mmmmntrr In Macedonia report that
the Bulgarian have nkrl for a
meeting In nrnnge iiinilltloim fur iih
armMIre nnil an eventual pence.
Thn commander replied by rcfun.
tan to uprnd opera! kma, but by )
lag he would receive qualified dele
gate ol the Bulgarian government.
LONDON, Kept. ST. Iremlrr Ma-
Itoolf of lllrte ha made an er
of armlMlre to the Alllr, arrardlng
to llrrlln meaMRe which slate Hint
the premier' osTrr wu made with
oat the nupport of the other memliern
of the cabinet or Kin rVnllnaiiil.
The Berlin vurM m)n the offer
m greeted with dbwatlnfartltm In
BalgMrla and Mriing military mea
are will be takea-to uttpport the Bul
garian front.
A counter movemeat Mgnliil thn
anion of the premier ha been et
afiNtl, nmirtllng lo mrwMgpi from
Nena. This" would urem to Indicate
ihat it retoiuiloR I in irogre '"
UulKnrln.
MAUN FIRST
tq subscribe:
ENTIRE QUOTA
Hank official are iwampod In Klu
math Falli today meeting tlio appli
cation for tha fourth Liberty Loan
bond, tho campaign for which i now
on at full awing. It ha been Im
possible to secure the final total, but
there are Indication that the fifty
thousand dollar mark wa passed
long before closing time yesterday
Malln I the tint district In the
county to report raising It entire
quota, which 'waa f 13,600, This
new wo phoned in yesterday after
noon and waa the reauU of only four
days work by tho loyal eltlien of
that district.
NHAKTA COUNTY WAN
HKUKVKD MVRDKKF.H
RKDDINO, Sept. 17. Tho body of
Klchard II, a rave, well-known sUick
man of Ono, 8hata county wa found
oirly today on tlonania King inoun
tain near Trinity Center, nccordln to
u telephone mewage" to the aherttf
offlco. First reporU Indicated that
he had been murdered. The aherlff,
the coroner and the dUtrlct attorney
from Weavervllle hurried to tbe place
to Investigate.
0 raves nadbcan riding for oiuo
hock wnen laatean, a week ago.
MARRIA'dB MCKNKS ItWUKI)
'A marriage license has been Isaued
to J, n. David of the Klamath Agency
and Mlsa Lela MMJawvsr of Yalnax
y County Clark C.'R. Dall.
LONDON, Hpt. 27. Tho Hcrtilon
force liiivn iiiiw entered Ishtlh and
raptured oilier Important point.
Many prlnonarn and cnormouii sup
plies mill mnterluls Imvo boon Acrurcd.
The Harblnn cavalry lion entered
Kncluinu, 20 in I Ion northoaiit of Iih
lib anil 14 m I leu tram tha Uulgurlan
lionlur.
LONDON, Sept. 27. Lieutenant
tun Hlealn, tliu I'rtuiilaii wnr minister,
In reported to linvu roslgncd IiIh of
flco. LONDON, Sept. 27. Tlio llrltliih
attacked on n wlilo front south of tha
Konxu rlier tlili morning. Flrnt re
portN liullcalo Hiitlnfuctory progress.
Tim Heniu In u hiiiuII stream parallel
Iiik tlia Kcarpn rlvor on thn south.
1 .It In probutilu thut tho attack Is
' imiiiIo to drive a uuiIko botwoen Doual
uml Cam bra I.
PA IIIH, Sept. 27. The nuccoMful
liiiliiniiiinL of tho French ofTunilve
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III (III! lilinillIUKIIO IH-'IKT l D"V,c...
Dvit the cntlro field the attack bo
tweon the Illvcr Sulppa and the Ar
vmitm fnri.at formlilnblo Gorman DO-
'tiltlon of u depth of ovor thee mllei
,nro brllllintly carried. The French
, lnwti captured lluttu On Mcsnll. llutto
nil Kmniiln. llutto I)u Lnnuro and tho
IvIIIckcn of Tnpure, Illpont, Houvrey,
'Ccllnln oiADormol and 8oron Mel-
li.i.xri nvnr 9nno iirlNoncm wore
raptured.
Tim attack im runuwnd today and
..... i,.n,n.alni. unll In HOltO of Ull-
. n,n i.. ..,.. ."... n -,
fiivoruhlo uoathcr. Tlio Amorlcan
Hurprliicd tlio onomy by tholr Hpood
miil.pUHlifi, It lut Htoiullly to tho norlh-
MMinl.
TUSSLE FOR
It I expected that thero will be a
large uttendanco at tho big wroitllng
match which la In bo lven at tho
Houston Opera House tomorrow night
for tho benefit of tho nod Cros.
Peter lluxukos the welter weight
"world champion will moot' throe men
1.1 n.iu lima who ho will attempt to
down In ono hour. Tho match haa
'. ' j ... n.i Phih Pntiniv
uoon urranaeu "f "uu - -
loader who hope to turn ovor a largo
eum for HiIk groat caue. The match
will be operl to both men and women,
AVIATOR TRANHFKRRKtt
Alvnro leal, who recently gradu
ated from tho Aviation echool nt
llorkoloy and wn ont to Fort Dick,
at Dillns, Texa ha been sent to
Fort Hill, Oklahoma and Is now a
Field Artillery Observer, nccordlng
to, now received by hlK,mother Mr.
Jco Mooro of thU City. ,
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11I1NOARIANH OPIKWilNU s
RHTtllN OF RVHH I'RISONKR
KiininH. Boot. 27. Hungarian
innri nwnnr are doing their utmost
to keep back Russian prisonors of
war, Tho ' Hungarian Agricultural
- k. mmwt n rn.mA.lll tn thn ffAV.
union u wm " --
'eminent asserting that the disordered
condition of Russia render difficult
tim rninrn nf nrisoner to their home
and alo that the withdrawal of S00-
aaa D....liiaa Imm tha farm would
'cause enonnoua losa to Hungarian
agriculture. '
WRESTLERS
RED CROSS
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HUNS WEST OF
D DUN TOMY
AMKRICANH GAIN" MOItK THAN
THEY ATTKMIT. ADVANCE
OVKIt IIAIlll TKHHITOHY AND
IHITTliK ENEMY LP.
PAHIH, Sept. 17. J lie Amcrlcnni
west of Verdun have apparently ob
tained nil and nura tbun tboy at
tempted. They have inndo mlv,ucai
ever tho most difficult, ground, anl
by a flno feat of a run linvo bottlod
the Oormans'up In the Argoiino for
eit. The prlsonora takci by tlio Allien
In tho drlvo now miniour sixteen
tiioiiRitnd. The raiit favorable prog-
ics br reported from tholr continued
nctlvlty.
PAHIH, Bopt. 27. Tho Hrlllu't
Imvo advancud to within thrive mile
of Csmbrnl and fire to six thcusind
prisoner. Tho thrust la viowed as
n strong effort to take CamSral.
.
DIWKT DRAWING
' IH NFXT MONDAY
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WASHINGTON, O. C. ,8ept.
27 Next Monday, September,
30, has been set by Provost
Marshall Crowder for the Nat-
lonnl draft lottory. 4
MEETING OF SELECTIVE
SERVICE MEN SOON
FOR INSTRUCTION
ny order of Provost Marshal Crow
dor all, men of classes suh.tact to draft
nro horeby ordorcd to report at noun
ton's opera houso, Klamath Fall,
promptly at 8:00 p. m.. Tuesday, Oct
ober, 1, 1918. This include all
men from 18 to 45.
All patriotic citliena are urged to
attend, Learn to co-operate with the
war department. Help put million
In France ahead of schedule. You
can .nave the government thousand
In money and week In time.
Instruction will be given by ropre-
eatatlvea of American Red Cros,
state committee of the army Y. M.
C. A., Oregon 8oclal and Hygienic so
clety. Create morals to defeat Hun.
Thl meeting held by order of the
war department.
Copt. Richard Russell, medical de
partment of CampLewbJi Capt. J.
Frederick Tnorne, American Red
Cross, C. A. Steele, State Dept. Army
Y. M. C. A., are detailed by war de
partment to alve Instruction,
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"AT THR THEATERS"
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Wonder how many of the
Klamath Falls people aaw the'
big movie production staged for
tholr benefit by the( Almighty
acroaa the big blue screen west
of town early last evening.
The feature reels of the exhl-
bitlon appeared Just after the
sun sank Uteblnd tbe hills.
Queer little mythical actors In
the most wonderful coloring of
pink and gray chased each oth-
er back and forth, performed In-
credible antlca that put Douglas
Fatrbanks In , the , shade and
changed their fleecy hDes and
costume ao rapidly It waa dlffi- w
cult to follow them. The star
cam out when this part of the o
program waa completed, Con-
alderlng the price of admission
e It waa a most satisfactory' show.
4) A similar bill waa shown night
rbetore last and another will
probably be aiaged this evening.
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ENDERLOIIIOF
CITY CLEANED
LASTEHNG
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HKD LltJHT DIHTItKTS NOW UN
DKIl IIAX OK ".FKUKIIAIj OOV
KUNMKNT FOIt PHOTKCTIO.V
OF AIIMV
AND.KAVY
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A thoro and final cleaning up of
tho tenderloin dlxtrlct of Klamath
Falls wa effected last night by Cap-
tain K. M
Durko of Portland, In con-
Junction
with tho local police offlc-
en, In which flvo Inmates of tho In-
tltutloiis at Second and Oak streets
woro taken into custody and tho final
closing of tho places effected.
Captain Durko, j who nrrived fromi
Portland on tho train last evening,
places were now absolutely undor tho
ban of tho Fedora! Rorornment and
thnt they would not bo further tolor-
ated undor any conditions.
This' move haa been undertaken
primarily for the soldiers and the
sailors. The women taken last night:
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will bo caused to leave town Immo-Jfrom,
dlntely. One will-bo taken to Port-
land, Captain Durko Indicated
Captain Durko Is at present unas
signed and Is detailed for special duty
of thl nature.
Tho mid was made between 10 and
11 o'clock Ipst night.
KENO FOLK
An unusually responsive patriotic
meeting in tho Interest of tho Fourth
Liberty Loan
ts reported by those
tlio meeting at' Keno
who attended
last night.
Tho residents thero wore m6st en
thusiastic over tlio matter and at the
close of tho mooting tboy provldod
tholr guests with n most appetizing
and substantial supper.
A splondld address was mado by
Attorney Horace, M. Mannlpg nnd
muHlo was furnished by a doublo
quartet from this city. '
Thoro will be n meeting tonight at
lower Swan school houso in Swan
Lake volley, ut which R. H. Dunbar
will niuko, -tho address. Anothor
meeting U to be held at Donanxa to
morrow night. The program for thl
gathering has not boon completed.
F
TO TAX BODY
ARE RECEIVED
Contrary to expectation no npponr
nnr wa mado before the Board of
Kquallxntlon at its final session yes
terday afternoon by the outlde Um
ber Interests of KJamatlT'County.
Tbla was tho first time' tor, a tns
time that reprospntutlvea of tqe.cor
noraiiona nave not uesn biwuh i
plead for a reduction of assessments.
Thev havo filed protest bowevtr,
which will be given tonetderattoii by
tho Doird, ' .
It la announced at the vCounty
Clerks cfflco that twenty sU protests
altogether were filed.
STRONG FOR
ID BONDS
EW TEST
CROOKED CREEK
HATCKERY NOW
NIK
IH)UTLAND MKMJIKR OF HTATK
COMMIHHION AM) HTATK GAMK
WAItDKN ARK MUCH PliKAMRO
AFTKIl INHPKCTIOJf
That they wore delighted over the
condition found at tho atato hatchery
at Crooked Croek, on the Indian Re
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servatlon, i the report of State War-
den Carl I). 8hoomaker and I. N.
Flloshncr, member of tho state fish
and game commission, who are here
from Portland on a visit of official
inspection.
, rno situation at Crooked Creek la
Wca, fof 0 natcnoryi decared Mr.
tlon was made yesterday In company
with Oamo warden Henry bioui ox
Klamath county. This la the third
Reason for the operation of the
Crooked Creek hatchery. About three
million fish have been taken from
It thus far. The visitor came nero
- .
the Bute Fall hatchery and
will visit otners on tneir reinrn
to
the northward.
AMSTERDAM. Sept. 27 Germany
haa begun to build concrete ships.
Tli Uorlln Tnegllcho Rundschau re
norm that the first reinforced con
crete motor vessel has been ordered
,by tho Daltlc Shipping company at
Hamburg. Tho ship, which will be
I of a deadweight capacity of 300 tone,
I will ply botween Hamburg and Swo
den
The United States waa the first
country to realise the value of eon;
creto ships for ocean tonnage and n
number of such vessel are being
built under tho Emergency Fleet cor
poration's pjrogram. The Faith, n
concroto vessel of 5000 tons, waa
launched on tbe Pacific coast early,
this year, and met all the rigid gov
ernment tests to which it wa aubmlt-
ted.
MTHLAD
SAYSPOPTENT
NOT HALF DAD
Sleoplng In pup tents I not half
bad according to Clifford 8evtg In a
recent letter to bU mother in Kla
math Falls. Clifford who enlisted
nt the outbreak of the war in the
Field Artillery Is now In Franco urd
has recently been attending an auto
school near Pari.
Ho writes of hearing from Joe
Bkelton and aya lfcat Joe Zumphe,
Clareuce Montgomery, Paul Hilton,
Bob Turner, Den Mitchell and ono of
tho McCullum boys, who are In hi
regiment get'together frequently and
plan (he big blowout they are gnlns
, to have on their return' to Klamath
Falls. He speaks of getting the Eve
nlng Herald regularly ana now wet
come it Is to the boys so far away.
The letter was written on the day
SoUsona was captured. Clifford
say the uos will be home on the
Fourth of July. '
HUNS BUILDING
CONCRETE SHIPS
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m cnivc up
VERY HAPNDLY
HUM OF INDUSTRY VERY KVI
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DENT ON CORNER Off1 HXTK
AND MAIN aTaV TWO BRICK
STRUCTURM WELL ALONG
The comer ef Sixth and Mala
I streets la a mighty busy leaking
place these daya, with two brick
bnalaeaa, block' new inder eeutrae-
tlon there. The Lereni building,
midway between Main and Pine
atreeta, la now well along toward ee:
pletlon.nnd tho Brlatol building en
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the corner adjaeeat to Kay Sanannan
haa the baaomont eompleted nad, the
f Irst floor aatiriieted. ThlfhnUdhu
will be a two-atory whKe preaaod
brick exterior.'., It to eapeeted thattte
building wll W under root by the
tint of November and peaaibry eoai-
pleted DeeoniJMf lot.
SAYS ENGLISH
. NOT STUN!
ZURICH .lest. ST. Tho Vloui
SocIalUt organ ArbeKer ZeRuag aaya:
" A
spiritual allies la Attatrla-Hnaannr
"The Pan-Qermaa ahriekora nad their
are continually declaring that the
starvation of Great Britain to a math
ematlcal certainty and puMlahlag
mendacious dispatches about the hi'
lurlou oCecU of uareetrieted ub-
marlne warfare. .
"The London eorreepondeat of the
Amsterdam HaadetobUd. however.
aaya that tho food aRantloa la Groat
Britala grown eoaataatly hotter aad
give ao ocoaalea for anxiety. Thto
ahowa that there to no ehaaee of atar
vlng Great Britala aay more thaa
there1 to aay prospeet of her mUUary
overthrow.
"There rmalaaNoaly tho hooo of
. nndentaadlac. Therefore the
more unwarranted to every, political
atep which readera thto more dlaVoilt,
whether taken by tho Central Power
or by the Alllea."
COLOGNE PAPBR HANDS
CREDIT TO GENERAL VOCH.
(Brllkdt Wtootoaa Sorrico)
LONDON, Sept. 17, The entaate
allied successes In France, Maoadonia
and Palestine have led, tho Cologne
Gaxette to anxious coaMdaraUoa re
garding future mlliury development.
"We must do rch tho Justice to
say he Is apparently beginning to ob
tain on a big scale thai strategical
union be has already obtained on
French oll." aaya tbla German news
paper, and It concede that tha pro
secution from all atdee of an offensive
would be a maater stroke. Having
mentioned the uperterKy'ot tho al
lies In men nnd material, it contin
ue "We havo already pointed out the
enviable secrecy pba,rvd Ja ,tft
manufacture of armorea.iana nn
the training of tholr crows, which
now number- not thousand, but teas
of thousand. To theoo ut ho .
Oed' the, Increase In the aumber of
guna, minethrowers, flame protect?
on, machlae guns, aa aad fog am
mualUoa'aad' ajrpbines of all .kinds;
aermaa Industry' Is uaable to aaosai
pUah thto la WmlUr asrttUoV' L1 ,
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0 F F I C I A L
FOR PEACE
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aathortoed aoarcos aa
froaa Bnlawrla for aa'araasrttoo.
BRITISH HBADQUABTBRS.-Sept.
17. Airplanes hava'reported that to-;
day's attack by tho Brttteh la movlag
ahead speedily. iThe Canadlaaa' are
now a mile west of Bourlon wood.
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The funeral Mrvleea W4lfrWt $ $
uv n inflM. who nsssad away
ah a. Arnold, who paasod away at :tt&l
thoKlamattf' Geaeral hosfUal tastj4f
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