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I ♦ ♦ «♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ LEADING I’APEB OF * MUUTHKHN OREGON « *********** i (Thr ^riHt-llîrrkly Hmilù « KEACHEB EVERYONR • * IN KLAMATH COUNTY « • ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ I VOLUME XIX KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1914 NUMBER 6 GERMAN WARSHIPS REPORTED SUNK Italy Orders Mobilization for Emergency WILSON ASKS AMERICANS KEEP COOL Russians and French Are on German Soil *♦• • ♦ ♦ ♦ •e ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦w GREAT BRITAIN LATEST TO GO ON WARPATH ENGLAND’S ARMY NEW SHIPPING SERVICE TRIED AND NAVY UNDER WAR WORDENS FOB THE FIRST GERMAN INVASION OF BELGIUM TIME. Rulers Directly Concerned in the European JFar AMERICA OFFERS TO TAKE OVER UPPER KLAM»TH LAKE IN TO BE I NED GERMAN IX BARGING UXI IXI n HED LUM SEND BER TO FACTOR» ¡CANS HOME EMBASSIES. SHIPS MAY TO GET AMER- IN CAI NE > I ■><onllrturti Report From Sorth Km Telia of the Kinking of Hix German ■n<l Two British M'arsldpa. Control ut lira WlrHe»» toumnl by the Admiralty Today Much Fight- ••♦••••«♦♦♦•♦♦A* ♦ ♦ ♦ United Proa* Service. ♦ ♦ LONDON, Aug 3 The New» ♦ ♦ ticker service »«ya w naval battle ♦ ♦ wm fought today on the North ♦ ♦ s.... ♦ ♦ It reports alt German war- ♦ ♦ ships suuk, and two British ♦ ♦ »hips lost. ♦ ♦ Ho far, the admiralty has ♦ ♦ been unable tn confirm this re- ♦ ♦ port. ♦ ♦ ♦ United Press Service LONDON, Aug 3.—England has decided upon war Thia comes aa the result of the German Invasion of Belgium The British ambassador In Berlin demanded respect for Belgium's neu trality and Integrity Thia Kaiser Wilhelm refused. United Press Service LONDON, Aug. 3,—-The admiralty uiaumed control of the wlrales» to- (Contlnuad on paga 4) United Press Servic* WASHINGTON, D. C-, Aug. 1.—! It was announced authoritatively to day that the United State* will not offer to mediate in the European situ ation now it was hinted that thia might be done later. President Wilson today sent a mes sage to congress asking a 3260.000 ' appropriation for the aid of Amer ican abroad. Wilson made an appeal to the press, through the Washington cor respondents, not to publish sensa tional statements. He held that the United 3tates is prepared to meet the financial situation, and that there can be no cause for alarm unless through i unfounded newspaper reports. "America can reap a great glory ] I by seeing that no one loses his head," i' said the president. A new marine service wa» Inaug urated on Upper Klamath l-ake, when the steamer M»t«ma whistled Into Hblpplngton, lowing a barge contaln- Ing three carloads of lumber The lumber was from the Weed landing. and mad. the trip without mishap A »bort time ago. Manager Robert A. Johnson of the Klamath Manu facturing company contracted the output ot the Utter A Burna sawmill above Fort Klamath. The Drat con signment was hauled to the Weed landing by auto truck, aud shipped on the barge as au experiment. The ease sud cheapness with which the cargo was handled has caused ar rangements to be made for transport ing all of the lumber thia way The manufacturing company will enlarge its docks to better care for the ship ments I United Press Service t aught in Barb »»'Ire While out riding and enjoying a trip In the country yesterday, Joe B. McAllister and Kathryn Wil liams lost one of their horses, while Joe. In attempting to capture the horses, which had got loose, became entangled In a barb wire fence. The horses had been pul In a corral at one of the springs two miles this side of Hwan Lake and had escaped. In King Peter of Servi» Two » lews of Frans Joaef running them down, they were These sre the monarchs most close , ed by Servia, Greece. Bulgaria, and Austria to check her development. caught In a barb wire fence and se King Peter Karageorgevitch of Ser verely cut. One of the horses got ly concerned in the war between Ser- Roumania. He hoped that the Turk ish war, tn which the smaller king vla, who may lose his throne if the clear away and ths one he captured Ala and Austria Emperor Franz doms south drove the Turk out of war continues, is one of the mourn threw him twice after he got on him Josef of Austria Is an aged man who Europe, might leave him in posses ful figure« among rulers In Europe. They say no more horseback rides has passed through more wars than sion of that territory But his gue*s He succeeded to the crown after King right away. Alexander and Queen Drags had been any ruler In Europe. He Is cold, ty wa» wrong. The csar is concerned In the war murdered, and for a long time some rannical. aud merciless, and It baa because it has been his policy to pro governments In Europe would not been his ambition for more than half tect the Slava In Bulgaria, Servla and recognise him. He has now, how a century to extend his domains south Roumania. The Russians have tried ever, because of th* aggressions of through the territories now controll- .to build a strong sentiment south of Austria, won much sympathy. No Hit, No Run—-Nearly I ALSATIAN COUNTRY ATTACKED NEW YORK. Aug 3 —The clear ing house authorities voted to Issue temporary clearing house checks. BY FRANCE tria PARIS, Aug. 3.—The French monoplanes at Longwy render ed effective service today by dropping bomba on the German force*. Early thia morning th* a*ro corp* demoliahed a German armored train by dropping bomba on it. This la the fl nt Instance in the world's history of thia ef fective use of air craft. ♦ ♦ « « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ United Press Ssrvice WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 1,— United Press Service Secretary Bryan said the government LONDON, Aug. 3.—Heavy fighting is considering sending ships to get Americans In Europe. The Ameri is reported at Longwy. The Luxem can consuls have been instructed to bourg division of th* German army get Americans to the seaports. attacked the French there at day “America has agreed to take over light The battle is expected to ex the German embassies In all of the tend along the whole frontier to Clry. warring countries, with the under The Mets army Joined th* lighting standing that this does not prevent a similar service wherever asked." force today. Th* German scouta are said Bryan. "So far. there baa been no reply." (Continued on page 4) ___________________ Landscape Artist Is Here ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ sentative in Salem and has not al lowed or rsfused the extension as yet. If the request is refused by A. C. Em mons. the judge's representative, the lota will probably be immediately ♦♦♦ *♦« — ♦♦♦ drawn The agreement between Benson Mark Daniels, general supervisor federal government to a Herald re The no-hit, no-run game, which i l.eaf aggregation, was touched for and McNary was that certain tally and landscape gardener of th* na porter in regard to our national (sixteen hits. Of these Noland, Hay- I h featured throughout the land sheets were to be rechecked before tional parks in the United States for parks and other beauty spots, Super Alon and Schroedner hit doubles, and whenever It occurs, came near to August 1st and if at that time the the federal government, stoppad in visor Daniels said, “The crux of the , Motschenbacher and Schroedner each hnpponlng In Klamath Fulls yeslsr- I clouted out a three station swat. 'contestants still were tie the nomina i this city for a few hours today while whole matter I* simply this: the gov tion was to.be settled by drawing on his way to Crater Lake on a gen ernment is going to get out from in day afternoon, when Schroedner The teams lined up In this way IS A MATTER STILL TO BE DE 1 lots. eral inspection tour of the park* of front of the people and get behind blanked the Bonanza team, and the Klamath Falls- Motschenbacher, IA New Mia* Owens the Northwest. ■ them. Every year there are 660 mil locals piled up 18 rune. The population ot Mills addition In CIDED ,catcher, Schroedner, pitcher; Dale, They’ve Gone Camping While in this city, Mr. Daniela was lions of dollar* oarrled to Europe by At that, some say that the wallop first base; Meaner, second base; Hay- creased yesterday, when a daughter Mrs. Thomas Martin, Mrs. Henry tendered a banquet at the White Pel American tourist*. It is estimated In the eighth which allowed a Bo- <<len third base; Maxwell, shortstop; arrived at the home of Councilman Anderson and children and Viva and ican Hotel and wa* taken around the that 360 million* of this 1* spent for iiHnsalte to get safely on base was I Ambrose, Noel and Noland, outfield. and Mrs. Ben 8. Owens An extension of the time has been j Dorothj- Martin left on this morn city In a machine in order to give him educational purposes and the remain an error. Fielder Noel was none Bonanza—Bold, catcher; Hough, asked by Justice McNary, who was ing's steamer for Rocky Point, where a perspecitve of the location of the ing four hundred million for sight too actlvo In getting It In fact, ho pitcher; Hough, first base; Cheny, Mrs. Itogera Home stood as If mesmerised Just long I second base; Jcnes, third base; Sut Mrs. Leslie Rogers and her two j tied in the primaries for the fourth they will spend several eweks. Mrs. town. Daniels has also hi* private seeing and touring the various business, which consists of the taking countries noted for their scenery. daughters, who have been visiting republican nomination for justice of E. B Ramsby will join them later. enough to let the ball got beyond the ton. shortstop; Flackus, Schmoor and supreme court of Oregon with Circuit of large contract* for the building "Now it is known that th* Euro relatives in Oakland and vicinity, ( reach of his paws. Weeks, outfield. Judge Benson of this city, before lets Move Closer In over of whole cities in order to make pean vender of his goods la a much Aside from the work of the Klam have returned Score by Innings are drawn for ths nomination. The re Mr. and Mrs. E. B Ramsby have them a* beautiful and artistic aa pos (better bargainer than th* American, ath twlrler, there was little of Inter check other tally sheets Is the reason rented their home In Hot Springs ad sible. While on the trip he offered ¡although w* pride ourselves on . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 I In for Supplies est In the game, as both sides made Bonanza dition to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gism many suggestion* for the beautify our business ability. It is conceded Marshall Orr, a well known Klam given by McNary. frequent errors. Schroedner struck Hits ........ .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0—1 K. Falls . . .3 1 0 0 0 0 4 • —18 ath county rancher, was a county Judge Benson is leaving th* mat They have taken apartments with Mr ing of Klamath Falls. out thirteen and walked two. In outlining th* new policy of the ter largely in the hands of his repre and Mrs. William Whitlock Hough, who threw for ths Clover Hit* , . . . . .1 4 0 1 0 0 4 5 —1« seat visitor Saturday. i Schrodner’s Work Feature of Lopsided Game Youngest "Sniltlile" Celebrates United Press Servies WASHINGTON. D. C„ Aug 3.—I I t he youngest of the four “Smithies lot the Senate" Senator Ellison D. ' Smith, of Florence, South Carolina—] ¡today celebrated his forty-eighth I birthday anniversary. This Is also the birthday annlver-, JUST WHO IS THE REPUBLICAN »ary of Representative B. L. French, lot Idaho, boin August 1, 1876. NOMINEE FOR SUPREME JUDGE NI’NARY ASKS A LONGER PERIOD Man to “Do” Crater Lake Banquet Guest Today