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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1918
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BAVARIA BREAKS WITH HUN LEADERS
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HINMNTFOU OFFERS SPAIN JICHEES RaiUad RnilrW W ROIMIAIID ITWMy :
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flruLUbi nnu
FOR THOSE
WHO CAUSED
WORLD
WAR
PejTSlR
DlrTKULTIKH IIKTWKKN HOUTII
AMKIIICAN XATIOXH HAD
REACHED oi.NT WHERE CON
HILARS WERE DIMMIHMED
NEW YOltK, Nov. 28. Difficulties
between I'cru um Chile, which result
oil Monday In recall of toniulur rep
renontutlvcH by each nation from the
GOVERNMENT I'LAXM x ,irlnclml cl('c" nt "K nulghbor, have
' boon overcomo hy nn apology on tho
part of tho Peruvian .government,
Carton Cimtrn Itulr, cnniiul-goneral of
Chile, announced here, ,
A cablegram Informing him of tho
I Peruvian apology wan received by
OKHMAN lR4JTKMTIK(i AUAINHT.Kuls, accortllug to his itatement.
, I from tho Chilean mlnlstor of foreign
(affairs.
The meiwaKc, tliu connul iiHucrtcri,
I authorized him .to announce that the
Peruvian officials udnjlttcd than In
VIENNA
RHINO TO TRIAL AM, THOSE
WHO WERE IMPLICATED IX
HRIXGINU ON CONFLHT
ALLEGED "ENCROACHMENTM",
i
INTENDED TO WREHT GERMAN
TKKRITOfUJM
TOAIEICOE
OF NATIONS
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WILL IIAVK REPRESENTATIVE
AT MEETINUFEDERa'l TKADK
COMMIHMIOX TO SEND DELE
GATE ADVIMERM
MADUID, Nov. 28 Both House
of Hpunlih Parliament have approved
of the principle of the League of Na
tlona and will name a Spanish re-preventative.
Rosy Local Prospects
Robert E. Strakorn, in Answer to Roquott, Submits Com
prehengive , 3y t nt Regarding Problonu of Devel
oywtto Jkj Confronted in the KUnutlV Country in
the InvnofUntp Future
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LONDON, Nor. 18. Divntlit, lint
brokea with, the Berlin Oavmnincnt,
according to a Munich mcosagi from
Copenhagen.
LONDON, Nor. 18. A Coimnhag
a dispatch aaya that Vienna Govern-
nt Intend to bring to trial all per
sons, responsible for the war. Includ
ing Count Bercbtold, Count Ciernln,
former Kmperer Cbarlea and thc
Auitrlan Qraad Dukea.
ZURICH, Nov. 18. Foreign Min
uter golf haa addressed a note to the
Allloe stating that the retirement or
dered by the Alllea haa now tciiched
the third etage, Increasing lu the
Rhine country'! and went of Prum,
between Manlg and Sarrlgruemenuir,
and comprlalng Sarrlloule tind Atrre
buck. He Myilt aeema ponlbto that Ihla
Incroachment mar tie mado with n
view of attempting tka annexation ofj
meie terrHnrwa to Alsace-Lorraine.
A protest of tilt members of the Ger
man commission to be considered by
the Oermaa government makes the
moat solemn protest against all at
tempts Intended to deprive Oorraany
of these territories.
making public reports of outbreaks
against their citizens' in Iqulque and
Antofagasta. Chile, they had acted on
misinformation. This was furnished,
hViialtl, by the Peruvian consul at
lqulUt. whose authority had been
cancelled for this reason by the
Chlloan government.
MISTS
To the Editor of tho (Herald,' Klam
ath rails. Oree-M.
My Dear Sir Rorarrjng to yorir
request for ang etlola on 'the Dree-
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WA8IHNOTON u. c. Nov ii 'ent bnslnesa outlook and steps wklek
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ino rcaorai Trade commission will should or might he taken in tne la
nroooDiy.oe represented among the ,8rMt ot tBe Klamath conntry, In
aavisers or tne American delegates
to the peace conference so that the
Conferees may have Information on
foreign trade. JohnValsh, the Corn1
missions a'ttorney haa been mention
ed for thU place.
FACE FIRTH
OF PASTORS
OHHUON CAHUALTV 1.IMT
I'rlvnte Irwin Maxwell gwart, .New
berg, killed In action.
Private Henry, H. Brne, Enterprise
killed In action.
Private Lctf arubbe, Yamhill, killed
In action.
Private William Watch, Orotlmm,
killed In action.
Private Llmls T. MeMibon, Portland,
wounded slightly.
Private William M. Connor, Portland
missing In action, ,
Private NelU H. Johansen, Junction
City,! killed in action.
Private Bert K. Velilat, Roneliurg,
killed In action.
Private John Anderson, Ralner, kill
ed In action.
Private Wilson H, Rothermol, Aslor-
ii. killed In action.
formal John T. Bcohll, Ktneno
died of disease.
Private Clifford K, Doollttlo, Port
iMd. miMing In action.
Private Milton J.i Harper, Oleudale,
mod In aetlon.
Prlvato LMnard L. Brown,' Hlllsboro,
imlnrlalMttoii.'-3 l - '
Prlyau don. :.Welk,-ramhlli, miss-
fsp .'JnBs
MfJfAXD llf!lt:iUt W1T "FMJ"
Mr;'tayi who operates tho Pas
time Billiard Room, ok Main Street
r,,;x:i neariWihth, with Mrs. BaylelW re
f Iwrte4i;;.Hh-lnflena,at tbslr
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NKW YOllrT, Nov. 28. One
fourth of tho Methodist r)ilscopal
churches In tho United Hiatal lire
without pastors, it was announced
hero todny by the Joint Centenary
Commltteo of that demonlnatlon, In
making public plans for a campaign
to recruit 53,1)00 religious workers.
The recruits 13,000 of whom will be
clergymen, will bo utilised In help
ing to ralso 180,000,000 (0 ndvance
the raiiKO of Methodism thruout the
world. The fund will bo In honor ot
the lOOth'nnnlvcrsiry of tho found
ing of the first MethodUt mission In
this country,
The war'a great drain on Method
I.H educntlonal Institutions was
Htmwn ov tho report that from 4
collegei and universities of th
church, 9,017 mon had gone into
military uervlro and 6,187 more
were enrolled In the Students' Army
Training Corns. Candidates for the
ministry being drawn from the fore
going student group, It was enld,
there are no men to replace pastors
who hnve retired nnd chaplains whoU
havo rone abroid.
Forty thousand of tho .workers
now to be recruited will consist ot
Heiconessos. medical missionaries,
teachers nnd laymen. They win man
the hospitals, reboots and churches
to bo established here md abroad,
nishop Theodore 8. Henderson of De
troit nnd ibe Rev, Dr. J. Franklin
Ream ot New York are In charge of
the recruiting campaign.
STOCK WH
IN MIL
VALLET SOLD
Frank (I robs, a well bfnown Klam
ath stockman has Just completed the
purchase bf the Jeff -Wilton hay
rancli In Upper Langell Valley.
Tli Ik tract la composed of two hun
dred acres of land mostly devoted to
tho raising of wild bay. Most of the
trie) was homesteaded by Mr. Wilson
who' Is one of the County's pioneer
stockman, thirty yeara ago.
Mr. (Holm win operate his now
ranch In addition to his Rim Rock
stock ranch about twenty mllea east
Immediate possession will be, given.
Tho ronslderstlon of the deal waa
not mado public.
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CALLED HOMK TO ASHLAND.
Miss Minnie Walker who baa been
employed , at the Sugar Bowl for
some. time past waa summoned to her
home In Ariiland this morning by
news of illness ot several .members
of her family -with lafluensa.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mnr. C. A. Brlgga wishes to thank
her many frlenda for the aid and
sympathy given them during their
recent bereavement In the. Iota of her
husband.
CHl'RCHJLL' WILL AID
LKAeWE Of, NATIONS.
London. Nov. 18. ' Winston
Spencer Churchill, minister of Muni
tion! said In speech here tnat no
would do everything In his power to
make a League or nations n reamy,
but It (would the no substitute, for the
Supremacy of the British Fleet.
FIRST WDMW
AMBASSADOR
APfNTED
an
BERNE, Nov. 11 The Srst wont
to be appointed an ambassador,
bat been nominated by, the Hungar
ian government for thepost ln,Swt-
serland. She la the"Hungarlan writ'
er and paclflst, Roslka Sshwlmmor,
who now resides In SwltxerUmd. Ma
dame Schwlmmer has; aecepted tho
nomination, and wjll beg her'dut;
laa ahortlv. u r . -
Madame Roiika' Schwlmmer e
president of (he. .Hungarian Woman
Suffrage assoclatioa. Ska 'kisbeen'
credited with being the originator of
the Ford peace ship Idea, 'and ,yt'f
one of;the pronUnent' flguret ft that
mission.
view of the many, changing condi
tions owing to the early close of tho
war:
While I believe we, havo some dif
ficult tlmea Immediately ahead, and
many serious problems requiring sev
eral years for adjustment, I do not
thlnh we are duo (for anything like
the trouble which have heretofore
confronted us. I am ono of those
who believe that any country thai
could accomplish what we havo In tho
last eighteen month can, In even, a
Kahorter period eleai up. the obstacle
wkkh will oppose our promptly en
tering Into long period of wonder
ful prosperity.
Aa to local action at Klamath
Falls: As there Is a movement of
gigantic proportions already In full
swing thruout the country to pro
vide employment and homes for onr
returning soldiers .and the other rail
Hois who must quickly be released
from war and war work, tbe Klam
ath country should Instantly take
stock of what It has to offer, and
then prose It aggressively and per
sistently thru channel which are al
ready being provided.
To this end I would auggeet quick
reorganisation of your Commercial
Club, or some other appropriate agen
cy, possibly year Merchant' Associa
tion', aa a medium thru', which such
public matter can bo handled. I
would get your most public-spirited
and llvaat wire la Immediate action
on the following, among other thing:
let Urgent adTOcax.of the whole
sale or complete drainage of Tule
Lake, Lower Klamath Like, and Up-
par Klamath Marsh, If thla la feasible,
Instead of the piecemeal method here,
tofore followed.' Thla would quickly
provide about a quarter of a million
acre for us above mentioned.
Id I would asserabU facts upon
and pre all other reclamation possi
bilities, Uko Langell Valley, Yonna
Valley, tho territory to tho east and
north of Malta. Recollect that thla
Is th day ot Mg thing, and that pro
ject and OKpendlture regarded as
premature or large a tow 7oar ago,
will be accepted aa timely and within
much ler financial reach now.
Id I would, pre hard for recog
nition In what la soon to .become the
greeteet road building on ot all time,
Mot merely million, but. billion of
dollar are going to bo agent within
the next lve yeara on bnlMIng high
way. Plana will be formulated and
work laaugurated far quicker than
many roallso. under gut of aece
Ity for furnishing employment for
many ot tho 15.000.0M people who
are aaMtoiaow b engaged either di
rectly or tadlroctly In wr aetMtl.
Klamath should on , thfct movement
got a- hard aurfae r4 OMnoeflon
promptly, was ui.rtm io;bw7,
and g lot. of wort on.tatorlor rondo. '
' ' oVMt;UlngM WdoMo
behak ofUho lumber tatoreit to In
lUMtlw'ronllaatlon "of";v Mori
thanl now obtained out of thl yaot
roaouro., But-the lumbormoa ar
weH organised, and I tab H'thejr. will
laaugurat all nearraUna'.to"' got
mand soon to spring up for all lumber
product.
Whatever agencies you adopt to
roallso what you should from this un
precedented era of development and
expansion .they -will And organisa
tion work being pushed everywhere.
No doubt Oregon generally, will be
foremost In this, and you will but
have to fall In line. Here they are
oven seriously considering voting a
high a $100,000,000 of state bonds
to reclaim all of arid Washington,
amounting to about 4,000.000 acre,
and the' program for roadwork I
very extensive. In fact, these thing
are being proposed by serious minded
men on a seal which would have
boon called Insanity two years ago!
Aa to our railread: WRh the bogy
ot govoramen't operation and possi
ble government ownership out. ot the
way, tho prospect voUM.bs brighter
than over 'before. 'ATrbeJ!cve this
handicap la ono which will be placed
la the way of early removal, I am
quite eontdent we will mahe substan
tial progress on additional construc
tion during 1111. All this, of course,
provided we havo a continuance of
the co-operatloa nromteed (and to a
largo extent given) from .the start by
the communities and Interests having
most at stake. But I will have more
to say of this soon.
Sincerely yours.
ROBT. E. STRAHORNi
ULTIMATUM IS HANDED TO HUN.
GARIAX GOVERNMENT. NHOO.
TIATIONSf BETWEEN '
COUNTRIHS SEVERED.
TWO
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PARIS, Nor. 18. Roumanian
Transylvania has 'proclaimed Ms In
dependence and sent an ultimatum to
the Hungarian ''Government asking
that all political, administrative and
Judicial departments Inhabited by
Roumanians, be handed over.
Hungary ha refused and the' Na
tional Roumanian Government ha.
broken off relation. -,-
mumn'Mm ran juunfMnat'Aiir --
THE GREAT DAY
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WABHINQTON.-D. C, Nw.vfW
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mis ii victory umj
Thanksgiving, (manlty HTha1
lrlav and fnmim'llv mjm m 'mrwlilim'
are
country,
come
vadoi the observsneo
f t. ''
tunltr krUS&Z$$M
'rm
.being 'held in ay parf;o:.tlMxlir ,74'
. Greater rtUudtba) eait. ,v ', . 7u
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THANKSGIVING SERMOKf
, t , By REV. K. r:1IIiwIWICH4. J.'?
nwaaaje ' mmUtm'-"UUBUiwU'h,k:',r'
the Lord; mfa.ti?im&!&m?
mmmtw?,
CITY GOUPLE
WOOED TODAY
Thanksgiving Day In Klamath
Fall waa featured, by tho wedding
of Mr. Clyde Fox, of tbe Klamath
Cash Orocery Company to Mis Nora
McLean at the home of the bride, 176
Crescent Avenue'.
, The ceremony wss performed at
two oclock by Rev. E. P. Lawrence
of tbe Presbyterian Church. The
couple were united with tbe ring
ceremony. About fifteen guests were
present and they partook ot a
Thanksgiving feast following the
ceremony.
Bcrlptwe
Ob, lve jthaahf unto
cajl.upoh kk)name; mahe known hi
deeds antjitst;tho goopi.
QOger uato God the aacrllee ot
thMkjglgs)d:jy thy.vow unto
the Most High. - " Y 1
Enter Into hie gates with thanks
giving and. into hi courts wRh pral.
be thankful unto him. and bta hi
nam.
Forth Lord I good, hi mercy I
everlasting; and hi truth oaduroth
unto all generation. Praise 'ye the,
uon.
Overflowing gratitude and thanks
giving to God. our Heavenly Father,
ought to be the spirit of every heart
at this season. The. cessation of war
and the' outlook for peace coming aa
It has at the .usual thanksgiving sea
ion, multiplies our ordinary causes
for thanksgiving to' aa unwanted
degree. To be rare, hundreds: of
thousands of our boys are still aero
the water, many month must ensue
before their return, the dellcat prob
lems connected with working out th
final term of peace and adjustment
of difficulties among the nations' will
Uko patient, hard, serlba thinking,
but the outbreak on celebration day
ji j, .i... :.-v -i .L- .. j
unwrvu mm shucci u& Mtv vrvia.iiBU o . . 'a mmimi a
tun.lnn waa at one nlail. fTt mxt "" ?". r.K:-.r- ,,
". L' "- - - -i .- - . m.mt .. n ! jf'msiat
Ight.o
toreei' but. that wouht'havo
naught .It ibnk;o-R'hd M fjb' ).7';,-
rtshteousness'of our'eaurad-th;'T.'L':;i J
that Xi'UyKj&liiJXImjaiibMltoSlS 1
oMsloMoM"thar;jiatk; ndibS::'. '$
w wore flghiing nerred ar ntSsMe,: 1
and every. saemberot'hm'eakot,oat-Tf: t'' 1
I . - T .. ,- r,.. . , .y ,.J.. , SI 'I 't
nwimn imw Hwi.miiiHwr'".:j ..
-., ,. -, . -,, ..-. .j v.k.',f.i .
tag men, aaa tne. million ofoArpoo fi.;,,n ;i
Md.-4l?(th.Ibs'eY.
do'hi part, VK adVnm.twJIU)g'.(''-Xj4.r
give themselves In thupram's)C, jfcK?,
riaca.to "go overl;'the'iop,'?,,or.irr.j ',
pondl.to any call of their, leadersV-' '
Von Hlndeaburg said it. took jtars.;;! ZS
years 'to make, German soldier.1 but i ,' ;';'
UUI7 ll.UIUUIUIIU'UIUO H,AMnMHi,
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T-
omiir.. inn mr nn imnMr !! t t .-.'
all' the eagerness and energy of. a'iit(7 y1'.
life Into htad41'bocausq.;n'oji0
worth while purpose to-'ggntfwwr,vO
wanted to get In and'di htoipa'rt'qulekuV'.Vr-'
mmmn " r z fc.r.'"f a. 'v -rrr-.T .-. 1
'i wnat a-urpno n wm vfp;iT:4 ',
. Qormanvf ore 'whon?4'S rV- K-v?:
rhjrrynd wSiaBV
the :Mnni last. Juno. J,t'J.;
Mdhard
th massed
Chateau
bridge over
whesthey.were e:
ana nna weir w;
Bad themselves faci
VICE ADMIRAL SIMS .
TO RBCWVll'pitOMOTION.
Washington' d. c, Nov. is
Vic Admiral Sims, commander rof
the American Naval force In Eur6pe
alnce the United State went into tbe
war, haa been selected for promotion
to the rank, of Admiral, when a vac
ancy offers next month tbsuthe re
tirement 'of Admiral Austin Knight,
commanding the Asiatic Fleet.
Rear Admiral Cleave, Chief ot the
Convoy service, will be mad Vice Ad
mlrl.
HOOVER WOULD FEED
HUNS IN THEIR TURN
PARHi: Nov; !; Hrbr't Hooter
l' hor dlccuMliig the reportton
inen't of tho dlsposaie foodstuff. HI
plin. would be to glva the food lrt
to 'the Allies than the neutral and
then the enemies.
J L-i M. . .-. A
. hootm- wania a uumiuuwiuii iu
thoifull measure ot bMflt forth I meet la Bruateto to sxamln the mer-
hwh owry vtii ' ! H or in uormsn requesd
step Is thanksgiving.
Dr. Newell Dwlgbt Hlllls said In a
recent sermon; "The spirit 'that
throb and pulsate la the allied pe
plee today U not racial, national or
based on selfish Intercepts." Mt.n
Jolce Way not over the defeat of our
eaemle, but over the triumph ot Jus
tlce and the vindication of a (moral
universe. Our people have come' to
gether, not to feed the flames of ren
geaace, but to strengthen the forces
ot. truth, freedom and good will. Our
Joy Is not born of the fact that our
plans have succeeded, but that tbe
plans of God have succeeded, and that
His government, thru righteousness,
ha not perished out of the earth,
We need to bo thankful today that
It the plans of President Wilson and
other American leaders together with
the noblest leaders of Esglsnd and
France, carry In working' ou the
term ot peace and plan for tbe
League of .Nations, that war, shall be
no more. Mlllttrylsm shall be. no
more, never again shall th peoples
resource be wasted; la piling up mu
nition nor hall the man . who driy
tho.'ptew pay. th expense of h sol
dtorwho McowpelM to,flght. .In
tnitloai tnttMbaU-betacrMl;
No nig bullr nation Ilk Oermanrean
ever, agtln trample upon Belgium.
TorrbrUniaad frbjkt.fulns between
nation. are henceforth outlawed. .
!t.'would;be a moral -tragedy; If
Amr!a ahsiild' now 'turn to'Wuntlnn
and' pwlijlMUrUowB might wo
ta secret or its itupsnauoua acniart;
tadrd'n'tor Uv'W&
.. -V .- w
only flfteen minute before. 4' With ."- :,M
magalflceat. courage they, hurled, back' A; o.;
Ih rfaailavhnaa nt n'rnilBl aMUit . .J-''.S..'
turned.i.e tldeVar. i&$$ 'M
1M ralole a(i thank God! aUo.V-VLiii.
tnai taw
ed for
wblggest f.allfwm,wH;' ,.f.;,vt
iqe greaiei.giTWsQi.Hiue;, tf .v
VfcV
the world ha ever . wttnesred. Jn .m"
drlvo attar drlv. aot,MlyteMbarril.v
Loan campalgD. but ., actual flying Vlf
without getting any monsy rrn;vy,'i?iil'!
the people .trpm'eyerjr corner, otj tho, Wmfii
land 'have gone overr the top, glrJbigV; SM'
oftlme hilariously. -A, driva , tqrsJ&Ml y
4AAAAAAAA . .I.a TittA rkmm ,.tl WlA't'Sli
Y, M. C, A. or 1170,000,000 for. or,AWi5.S)?i
blned war actyltlea has-been covr4 MHmSi
without hardiji a ! shudder; .Ac'jbi andli?, i$$$l
plans tor helping, nndr.sucarfig et,-$ M
wounded, sick,
sultorlng, , .fsAtauiwMrV',' J
,. i iy
stricken, devaslated. rulndpeopfei
and regions have tae'cirledJihVjrfexA
a NAiMirSIl! HTiK.! '
i.. luiinitr rr.Wsi
"v if. ::a?si:ri
before tb war,,,but;rsUy,;:ViV''
was, dwllcatedtLulehi'H'.S; , i
, wlthv M.oqp' UiuMm hrtWira'.J
'forMrtlc.-,.3-i3-Miga
roomcenter;.r.wwag(;nmta;v7.';i ',
on a tremendous ijeaio.
with 1,000 beds was' a
tutlon
hospital
France',
fJres
twinsand; endlw alYHV.Jf
th.marrel;pf-thvwbHri
ad.M A'me.ricr;u;othpr
" . 'n T. ,' -r i ' !.- '". t" A.hk
women;- hot upw-'" ; apid
Cr( be. ,kw tbot.bM.
ofMifm,Wi awns
stand. ithm Mm',fljMMSsS'1
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