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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1914
VOLUME XIX
NUMBER M
MACHINERY NOW
I
MORE MCE RIOTS FOR CONGRESS IS
1 PROGRESSIVE
I
SOLDIERS BLOW UP R.R. BRIDGE
SERVIAN'S
I NEW PLANT FOR KERNS BROS
TO
KENO
ON
INVADE
AUSTRIAN
QUARTER OF CITY AND MANY
IS NOU HEADY TO BE INSTALL-
ED—TAKEN
• REACBKi CVERYONH *
♦ IN KLAMATH COUNTY o
***W*»M**M
COTTON
MAKES A
DASH
THE
ARE INJURED IN THE EIGHTS
STANDS FOR THINGS THAT WILL
THAT FOLLOW
I
r Vienna dispatch to the effect that : IIA KG EK
OTHER WAY
MAKE LIFE BETTER
SCHEME
III l*OHTED FROM VIENNA THAT last bight the Austrians occupied Bel
grade
YU NT BLANK HOUT SERVIANS
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Uelure placing the pontoons a rose Special to tbe Herald
Eurvpcen Situation Causes a Flurry
Irrigation.
Better
IrsaspurtiUun.
LOS ANGELES, July 30.—Two
KENO, July 30.—Tbe machinery
ithe river, the Austrians shelled the
IN FIGHT
Ln Mowey (,'esilers the World Over hundred Servians Invaded the Aus
Better Kchools and Better Laws for ;
I rivet bnnk at tbe landing point, re for tbe uew electric light plant of
—Bank of Eu-Jand Raise* Rate of trian quarter, stoning and shooting
ceiving no reply. Tbe bridge was Kerns Bros to now uu the ground,
Women Are the Foor Cardinal
tbe Inhabitants
and work of Inataltatlon Is to com-
itixreoc. While Call Mowry tn New
Principle« in Platform of Only
Kuseta Offh tally Notities Germany 'then placed and the Austrians cross
In the riot which followed with
ed Tbe only resistance was a few uisui-e at ouce. Tbe new plant will1
York Gosa to Sis Poe Caw*—Hour- the Austrians resisting, many were
and Austria That Ktw la Mobilising scattered shots from sharpshooters, have a Cub horsepower capacity.
Woman Candidate for Congrues in
r
beaten
John
Nuych
and
Steve
Co
who retired before the Austrians'
Kansas
are Nuapmd
The machinery was shipped to
loch, two Austrians, will die. The
fire.
Klamath Falla, where II was loaded
A.
former was shot and the latter stA-
The casualties were light
on wagona by the O. K. Transfer com
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Called Press Service
Arr I'lghUug •» Kleeaicy and
On Saturday, August lat, the Blip-
pany. It took five big trucks to carry
CHICAGO, July *0. —There was a
Several arrests have been made by
GOODLAND, Kansas, July >0.— i ulatlon between Judge Benson and
'the outfit. Tbeee were hauled onto
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re-
CHICAGO, July 30.—The News to a barge, and wagons and all brought veritable riot tn the pit tbit mom- the police. Al) saloons and pool irrigation, better transportation, bet- | rh*. . L. McNary, agreeing tv
to K«-no. After loading from the cart ln* when the ttock exchange opened, i rooms In the Servian and Austrian ter schools and better laws for women count in certain countlea will
day
prlnta
a
Berlin
dispatch
to
the
count In certain countlea, will expire.
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effect that It Is reported that Rusalana at Klamath Falls there was no further Wheat Jumped from four to seven 'quarters have been closed.
i are the four cardinal principles In the
it to probable that the race tor
TOKIO, July 30.— Kochi Hhlmbum
handling
of
tbe
machinery
until
It
‘
■•enta
with
the
frantic
buying,
have blown up the railroad brldge at
platform of th. only woman eandl-
fQurth r,pub,lcafl BomlMtloll for
I
has declared that Japan will assist
During the first fifteen minutes
Wlrbailen on the frontier between uas unloaded at the plant.
date for congress In Kansas since the
England In caae that country la at
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September wheat advanced seven
Germany and Ruaala
equal
suffrage amendment to the state »uPrame Jud«* *U1 UaTe 10 ** d*ctdad
tacked
cent* above tbe closing last night.
constitution was adopted.
drawing lots. This la the manner
Coru and oats also soared In price.
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Mrs. Eva Morley Murphy of Oood- prescribed by taw.
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Th- greatest excitement was In tbe
ST PETERSBURG. July 10—Re
land to tbe progressive candidate for
"If there were any other way in
corn pit.
BERLIN, July 30 —The foreign of-, porta from Ntah elate that ibe Aue-
congress
in
her
district,
and
poll-
which
the nomination could ba de-
following
etale-
Hce has Issued tbe
trlane anil Servians are fighting at
ticlans say she has a chance to win termined, 1 would much prefer it,"
meat
Klesnlcy and Smoderevo
Tbe en
because of the things she stands for said Benson today. *T have given the
"German» has faithfully kept gagement at Kleonlcy to an artillery
Eax
land
today
ralead
Its
rata
of
In
WAR
SCARE
LARGELY
RE8PON-
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nd bec*u*« the present congressman matter careful consideration ln the
peace. The reports of the mobilisa- duel.
has
been afraid to take any definite hope that there might be some way
terest
from
three
to
four
per
cent
troops
are
pre-
lion of the German
SIBLE FOR SHIPMENT OF •*>.- ttan(j on maBjr propositions which In which both Judge McNary and my-
PRESIDENT
AND
MKJHBEHK
of
Tbe
Derenburg
company
failed
today
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and has closed its doors.
000,000 DURING THE PAST baTe bad popul,r «PProval.
self might decline the nomination.
towards war, the only steps ao far
KXKCU’NVK BOARD ON WAY
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LONDON, July 30—Lord Orey In
"1 have lived for twenty-eight *nd h®1** «° before the people at the
taken being In the direction of peace. the house of commons declared that
WEEK
years In this congressional district, general election, and let them de-
HERE AFTER VIKITING CRATEIt
*’re“ s*rv,c«
No* tbe Fatherland must decide upon
the Russian mobilisation had made
NEW YORK. July 30.—When the
among
the gritty, cheerful, hopeful, c*de which one they deelred.
such measures aa are calculated to
the war situation extremely acute He
LAMP!
exchange opened, cotton broke vio
"If
industrious and progreasive people
'* thia were J dona, *" however, 1 * am
meet tbe dangerous situation which added that no other powers were yet
lently
and
there
was
an
enormous
of
the
opinion that the secretary of
NEW
YORK.
July
30.
—
The
latest
who
have
been
turning
it
from
a
bar-
baa resulted from Russia's activity affected
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liquidation. Prices dropped from movement of gold to Europe, which i • »AW*
ren
plain Ie>«A
into a — «• 4.lt_kaS*.1
delightful L.UUA'* state would have to issue the cer
vae
grewes*
saaev
waa^MMWS
on the frontier "
J H Baxter, of San Francisco tbo thirty to tblrty-five points Call money began last Friday, when **,00.000 tnunity of homes," said Mrs. Morphy tificate to the candidate receiving the
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lUcwly
elected president of tbe Tri-1 is ’lx per cent
was sent to Paris, was further In- ' today,
today. "I have done my own small next highest vote to McNary and my
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LONDON, July 30.—Premier As ¡Slate Good Roads Assoc ation. with
craeeed today by a shipment of *10,- part ln this work. I know the needs self.
VIENNA, July 30—It to reported
quith In the house of commons todsy J H Alberta, of Balem, Godfrey
LONDON, July 30.—Tbe Vienna 400,000 aboard the liner Kronprin- of tbe people in my district.
"Even while I am forced to accept
that the Austrians and Servlana en
referred to the possibility of sn "Im Winslow, of Tacoma, and W. Cogs- Bourse has suspended Indefinitely, itessln Cecllle
"More
extensive
irrigation
work
is
i
l
**
e
®*nn®r provided by taw tor the
gaged In a fierce battle at Foca, Bos
measurable International c a t a s- well, of Eureka, members of the ex while tbe Rome and Milan exchange*
This is said to be tbe largest single needed and should be carried on by settlement of a tie. neverthelesa 1
nia, In which 400 Servians and 300 trophe."
He aald that on account of ecutlve board, are at Crater Lake to- ***** suspended on time contracts.
gold shipment ever made from Amer government supervision. The West *m not ,n sympathy with the method,
Austrians were slain.
Numerous failures on tbe Paris ica to Europe.
Imminent development the discussion day, having crossed the mountains
needs better wagon roads and more Xt occurs to me that, in spite of tbe
Two Servian divisions were com of the home rule smendment bill from Medford,
Bourse are predicted for tomorrow.
Of
today
’
s
shipment,
$4,00,000
is
rallroada.
more trains and lower (act tb*1 th* statute provided for the
pletely routed, one division was cap would be postponed so that England
An automobile will meet them at
consigned to London bankers and K.-'Xfelgbt rates—at low enough figures drawing of lots, this to not a cred-
tured and the other retreated In great could present a united front In the Fort Klamath In the morning and Morc C'rater Lake Visitors
600.000 to Peris.
to be an inducement for people to itable or dignified manner of do*
disorder
A party of San Jose people came
threatened trouble
they will come to Klamath Falla to
In addition to this sum. *3,350,* move into that territory and not have termlnlng the people's choice tor an
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spend the day. to talk over with Judge ln ,rom Crat*r Lake “»»»ay and will 000 in gold bars has been engaged t0 P*J exorbitant prices tor what they °®c® of the «ravtty And eminence of
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W*Y of Lakeview, Al-
tor shipment to Paris by the Car need, and low enough tor them to be lbat of supreme Judge.
8T PETERSBURG, July 30—Rus
VIENNA. July 30.- Frans Joseph, board, plana for tbe work to be un- turas and Reno. In the party are: mania, which to due to sail tomorrow able to ship their products out at a
“My reasons for this view are
sia has officially notified Germany and jthe aged emperor of Austria, arrived | dertaken by the association
Mr and Mrs A. F. Caatal, Lorine Cas-
these: that while the courts of our
Bankers laid the new demand for profitable figure.
Austria that the rear la mobilising here today. He was escorted to the
Judge Worden and Capt. J. W Sle- lp|- Yonne
Mr* 1 N Ca,tel
gold export almost entirely to the
"Good roads will mean better state would not hold thia species of
fourteen army corps, which are to rattle amid the cheers of thousands mens, who have been representing
uastel.
war scare In Europe, although they schools for us and better attendance, lottery criminal, in the sense lntend-
be massed along the Auatrlan border
Klamath county at the meeting In
admitted that the fortnightly settle- Good roads will mean more graded ed by the criminal law, nevertheless,
and not on the German frontier.
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Medford, returned by train last night
J?H Etter?. commercial man from m!“\0?tbp Lo“*0«* stock exchange. schools, the most efficient teachers. I can see but slight difference, If any.
It la explained that this does uot
VIENNA. July 30,—The govern
Oakland. Calif., accompanied by his which began yesterday, might have and best equipment. In the West the ■ between this plan and that of shaking
mean that war with Germany to In ment tonight Issued an official state
settlers are so few that to have really dice for money or cigars, and I am
’ wife, passed through Klamath Falls had something to do with it.
evitable. Tbe foreign office has said ment that ao tar there had been only
Other
important
engagements
will
efficient
schools they mutt be so far|toelU»ed to agree with the language
today on their rwturn home from a
that Russian Intervention can bo unimportant skirmishes with tbe Ser
be made today, it was said, making away from many homes that the of our supreme court in the case of
trip
to
Crater
Lake
averted It Austria ceases activities vians. It said that tbe attempt to
tbe amount to go by tbo Carmania at children muat be hauled miles over,Quatson vs. Eggleeon. 41 Ore., IIS,
and wlthdrawa from Servla
dynamite the Semlln bridge bad been
leaat *8,000,000, and the total since poor roads, if. Indeed. at some t0 ,h® effect that 'setting up, pro
Albanyltea
on
Trip
frustrated The statement contained
Friday of more than **0,000,000.
seasons of tbe year tbe poor roads motlng or conducting a lottery to a
Mr
and
Mrs
Frank
Skipton
and
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no mention of the occupation of Bel
will permit of travel at all.
Good species of gaining, immoral and
Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Rudd, of Albany,
BERLIN, July 30—The kaiser grade by Austria
Miae Lee Better
roads enhance the value of the land vicious, per se.’
,
Oregon,
friends
of
C.
C.
Hogue
and
conferred with members of hla gen*
Word has been received from Miss They make for more and better neigh-
"I would feel much better satisfied.
FRENCH GOVERNMENT FORBIDS family, spent tbe day In tbe city on
eral staff relative to partial mobilisa ¡United Prost Service
Aggie
Lee.
who
Is
In
the
St.
Vincent
bors,
better
community
life
and
other
win
or lose, If I know that the result
their return from a visit to Crater
tion In Eastern Prussia. Officialdom
BERLIN, July 10.—Die Deutsche
HALE OF AEROPLANES; SIX L.k. They are going home through Hospital In Portland Miss Lee wss «Imilar things that make life as a were the choice of tbe people of the
1>* pessimistic with regard to the plan. Tai’exeitwng, the Imperial paper, to
state, rather than tbe result of a
¡operated upon last week and it Is
ARMY CORPS ARE NOW READY Kaatern Oregoa.
night confirmed the report that Ger
gambling scheme "
(Continued on page 4)
said that the operation was very suc
many bad Issued an ultimatum to
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cessful and she expects« to be able
Game Warden Coming
BERLIN. July 30.—The foreign of- i **A*XA«MMM***«MW**WM*W*M*MWW*AMW*W*A
State Game Warden Evans baa left lto ,eave th* hoapitaI •“ aboat ■
(Continued on page 4)
hce hna authorised the publlcet'nn of |
Salem for a trip through Eastern Or-
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ogon to Klamath Falls. From here Coxaci I .eaves for Home
Victor Cosad, district attorney for
PAR18, July 30.—President Poin- he will go to Medford, Grants Pass
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calre and ministers conferred at 3:30 and Eugene. Mr.
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Evans
accom- | Grant county, who has been visiting
this morning for two hours. Early pan led by Commissioner Duncan and h*s brother, G. B. Cosad, left this
this morning the streets were Jam Deputy Game Warden Bremer. While corning on his return to Canyon
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tued with exlcted crowds. It Is an- In Klamath Falla he will meet with City. He was accompanied by his
pounced that six army corps are pre- members of the local Sportsmen's brother and family to Crater Lake
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and Grants Pass, where he will take
pared
service and that all tunnels, Association
the train.
bridges and railroads on the frontier
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will be guarded.
Minister Visita
The government has forbidden all
Dr H. A. Carnahan, of the Pres Installing Pump
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; One hundred words tn the list com-
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aeroplane
manufacturers
to
sell
ma
byterian
church at Ashland, loft for
Geo J. Walton, manager of the I OLYMP1A. Wash.. July 30.—Cit-
by tbe national simplified spell-
I
chines to private firms or indivld- home thio morning after spending California-Oregon Power company. ixena having correspondence with the
board haTe baen order** uwd
tlon to be held in the near future to uals. it Is expected that *00,000 yesterday visiting the Mt Laki and went to Merrill today to superintend
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¡the department by Mrs. Josephine
take
steps to standardise the statute’ men who finished their military term Merrill churches. Dr. Carnahan to the Installation of a deep well pump, state department of education today | f>reBfon gUU ,up-rlnten(lent of edu.
SALEM. Ore., July 30—Believing
regulating the corporations of all the (Isat year will be recalled,
chairman of the Presbyterian Board
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were asking themselves It the stenog- ctUon> on the recommendation of the
that the blue aky laws of every state
states.
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of Church Erection for the Southern Traves for Chicago
raphers who typed tbe missives were convention of county luperlntendenta.
should bo uniform. State Corporation
Up to the present time twenty-two i Ed Hoyt and J. W. Utter, of Utter Oregon district, and has Just return
Miss Kitty Wells left this morning not taking undue libsrtlea with the
The Hat adopted ie aa follows: ad-
Commissioner R A. Watson today states have adopted blue sky legists-* Burns' mill, are down from Fort
ed from vleltlng Lakeview, where the for Chicago, whore ehe will visit her English language "as she to writ,” dreat, elfer, dlacuat, endorat, fono-
sent out appeals to officials of all tion, and many others are contemplât-| Klamjth after some machinery for Presbyterians are erecting a new slater, She may be gone several but such is not the caae.
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medlcln, Paragraf.
states advocating a national conven- Ing similar action.
the mill
building
months
Phonetic spelling has been adopted ■ sulfur, telegraf, tuf, welth, and rung
vum
NEW GOOD ROADS
LEADERS
LtAUtnb COMING
bUffllNb
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RECORD SHIPMENT
GOLD TO EUROPE
a s
aavw
CROWDS IN PARIS
GREATLY EXCITED
Seeks Uniformity in
Blue Laws of States
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Washington Adopts
Phonetic Spelling