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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1914
VOllMK XU
NUMBER 45
I
Germans Break First Line of
Allies’ Defense in 3-Day Fight
believed greatest fight
in HISTORY OF THE WORLD
I'lltlh. tug 44.-—Tlir ImlUe brr«»»cu Ila* Germana mid alili-« in Bel-
uu> ha« hem ragleg *"r three <!•>•. Tin- war ••ltl<» «ayo ili«- < «assalite*
ilorut) oelaumbe» the b-«««-« •“
modem battle. Ili« ilgtitiug 1« dea-
MVSte «ad ih» !«•«••• a|'|»alllng. ami il I» hardly |Miaaltilr that the remili«
«Iti b» ka»«« ,ur •»»•••«! day« more
»I MMIIC fallut« lile wall of ili» alile«* drfrnac lia» I hwh broken, while
la uthee» Ila- Gemían« liare lieell driven hai k In ■ onfualon The line ut bai-
llr n«r«i*'l~~ a
«vlmiilng from Audeuariir lo liruaarl«, lo Mon« and
ll^St» la Munir The leugtli ut lite line la ■ outliiually Ini reading
If the Hennaa troop« are routed. lh< tefore, lire) arc in rlangr-t of
Emperor Wilhelm and Aides in
tutu iiiuut liiterretiiig.
After huilng their oar overhauled
at the Central garage. H. T. Glrdner,
I. L. Collins and C. F Metteer left
1 here on their way toward Sacratn>-uto
on a plt-usure jaunt Th« party left
;.Hai ranwnto August 14th for the
Hogue Itlver ranch, making the trip
«la Hlason. Aaliliiiid and Medford
They lame Inn. via Crater l.ake, and
will go to Sacramento via Full River
. Milt-, and Carbon, arranging to stay a
week ai the Carbon taioli for bunt-
,lng mid Ashing Mr. Glrdner la a re­
tired capitalist, and Mr Collins Is In
charge ot dredging operatlonu of the
Natoma» Consolidated of California
th world'» largest gold dredging
<oiiipan>, «hile Mr .Metteer is a well
known Kai riiineiito attorn»).
haitat lh»tr fur*» ' ••• 1,1 f*“-
late lonlgfrl the «ar oflhe refuse« to dl*< u«w tiu- «Ituatlon at the front.
There 1« no lerlflr alton «f Itu» re|u>rt liiat the t.rrnuiu« liavr broken
POSSESSORS — INVENTION
ihruugh 'be sili«’ •♦’»ter.
•tralrgiial reason«
Arcordlsg tu ofll< lai announcement, the Hi Risii rtpedltionary forces
ragsgtd lb» rnruiy rally yrslmtay In ihr ihiully of Mona, and Uiclr line
a still holding
Getmau invaders from Mlawa
bale Invested Soldau
and
United Press Ber»li»
WASHINGTON. 1’ C. Aug 24.—
Secretary Redfield of the commerce
department notified the tlertnau wire-
1rs» station at Tuckertown. N. J., that
Experta any that If the sillaa retire It was opetettua nmtrary to law. and
taatcoadary positions It will be mere­ under penalty ut forfeiture of appar­
ly a atrsteglc movement.
atus He ordered If closed
England is rushing praparatlona to
«■nd morn troops to the continent.
United Press Service
I'nltad Prase Service
MIIH. Aug 24,—It i, announced
'hat Austria has abandoned her cam-
P»i*n against Hervta, following the
Arrian victories at Drlna. This may
'“•»a the sending of her troops to
n*l<ian Heidi
•T PETERSBURG. AUX 14
General Rennenkamp. commanding
the Russian advance in Prussia, re-
ports •
"We bold the rellrosds, and have
captured four cities The Twentieth
German corps was practically cut to
pieces and several thousand men are
prisoners. "
1 »Had Prisa flamee
LONDON. Aug 24
Rome, Parla
•nd other eitle» wire that
_ _ Emperor United Press Service
1PiM Josef Is seriously III. There is
ROEM. Aug 24
The cabinet Is in
#0 ro»l>rmatlon from Vienna
• <>nstant conference with the king,
and It Is feared Italy will be forced
I altsd Press Service
to war with Austria soon. The pre­
PARIS, Aug 24. Il la announced mier
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Is determined to maintain neu-
at th« Russian» have repulsed th« frailty if possible
N°w that two years of experimental
Work bag proven that the Chinese
1 heaeant thrives in Klamath county,
h’ “lat*
department, through
*k” Klamath Sportsmen's Association
“ '»Ln up in oarnut the work of
“ -Oueln« lb|, K1.„al gB„. b(rd ln
’ ' Ilnlty Toward that end, 200
1«. t^“"* ,ru bp|,"t "hipped here to
"* llbaratetl
idl^™11“7 W' °' H,u4tb o< ‘,w Klam
<elnt T'"1"0" * A*w,cl“‘ln“ •• In
»on nt,0 l“foruullon from the Blntp-
"Beotf"r,n Rt Cnrv"IH". to the
men- wm'."“J*1
of "chln*'
dgy
"hipped from there to-
Then t lKl'1 'n°r''
tomorrow.
Thru./' 111,1 *rrlv* Wednooday nntl
hiVt ',a> "'"hlngs
The sportsmen
butlon r*8*15' Hrr«nged for the dlstrl-
tJ. a
tb* hlr<1" through the coun-
nu«nber of ranches have been
IS
United Preu Service
WASHINGTON, D C„ Aug. 24.
State department officials say Wil­
CRIMINAL CLASHES
son's statement this morning wu a
"slip of the mind."
Counsellor Lansing plans to publish
(Herald Special Service)
The
Maxim
,tateiaent
covering the Japanese note.
OAKLAND, Aug. 24.—’
silencer, declared the means of many i ■ wherein Japan's Intention to remain
a noiseless murder, and one of the i inactive outside of the Orient wu
greatest of scientific aids to crime, hu | generally understood to have been
been declared unlawful ln Oakland, given
The Japanese embauy here la anx­
and ln future th« pou«ulon of one of
the appliances will be punishable by ious as to the whereabouts of the
Japanese embauy staff at Berlin. No
a maximum fine ot 8376.
This is the gist of an ordinance word has bun heard from It since
just passed by th« city council, and Saturday.
which goes Into effect at once.
Visit in Dunsmuir.
Mrs. M E. Nelson and daughter.
Miss Ora, left yesterday morning for
Dunsmuir, where they will visit for
several weeks with their relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Laster Kirkpatrick
HELD TO BE A BIG AID TO THF:
M>\IM>N. tug '¿I—The preen bureau Kiuiglil •unuum cd Ileal the tlr»t
liar at II.» »Ihre' defrtUM* »«•• lirokrn by tiw Germans. nec«*saitatlug a Olli'HI IS Util i Mil H TO h HOU A
allhdrsaal ot a port liai uf ths lore»., to Iho original posit iou on the
I IX i Itrl.i Ft t il Kt HI NDAY
irtechh frontier.
AND MOMIA»—M)W ON AT
This withdrawal usa salii to be I h accontane» to the origins! plana for
Experta a<r*e that it the Germana
art 4«f»ated la thia battle they will
t* « ibi psi lad to Ughi on tbs defsnsive
natta ttsr
Tht »ar offlre is silent tonight re-
firiltag tbs Belgian situation. which
it coMidarvd critical The public is
•arsed that It tuuat not expect too
roach.
STATE OEPI. SAYS
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Prouuniiatlon of Names Made ♦
Prominent by War
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Alx La Chappell«—Aks-La-Bha- ♦
Pell.
♦
Alsace—Al-Bass
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Bonbommo—Bon-Hom
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Cettlnje—Che-Teen-Ya
♦
Charleroi Bhar-Leh-Vol
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blest—Deeet.
♦
Gr-nbloux Zbom-Bloo.
* HAYS WILBON'8 REMARK WAS A
Heligoland—Hei-Oo-Lant.
Herzegovina Heat-Seh-Go-Vee- ♦
MENTAL HUP
Na.
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Liege—Lee-Ash.
♦
Montenegro— Mon-Ta-Na-Gro
* 4 <>un««llor I-mud ng 1« Considering the
Namur—Na-Mur
♦
Publishing ut the Context of the
Salle—Ze-Lab.
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St. Trond—San Tron.
♦
Jafwinese Note to the lolled States,
Shlermonnlk Ogg
Sheer-Mon- ♦
Hhowlng the Intention of the N’ip-
Ik-Og.
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Tirlemonl—Teer-Leh-Mon
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ponese Regarding the Spread of the
Tongree—Tong
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Voges—Vosh
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Field of Conflict.
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United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Aug 24.—
President Wilson told called today
that Japan failed to define her lnten-
r» lions beyond the announcement that
N the would take Kalu Chau from Ger­
many, and bad not assured America
the conflict would be localized In the
HEAVE FINE TO BE IM POH ED ON Chinese province
selected, mid about twenty-live ot the
birds will be sent to each much to be
liberated.
The ranches choeeu are:
Wlllluin Tingley, Midland; Ai©»
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Dttvle Midland. Charles Pickett, Sand
Hollow D Ellis Young on Lost Rlv-
er; Rex Hord, Olene; Shook Ranch,
Dairy; Jack Donnelly, Langell Vai-
ley; Charles A. Hunting. Merrill.
in addition, the ranchers will feed
the birds. If necessary, this winter
The state fish and game commission
provldea for this by making an np-
proprlatlon to purchase wheat for
winter feeding in addition, the
ranchers and sportsmen will watch
the birds as much as possible, in or­
der to prevent any "pot-hunters"
from frustrating the introduction
plana by killing tho birds before they
havo a chance to become accustomed
to this section.
rill TIVOLI
"in tin band* ut Loudon Crooks,"
i utie of the nimi powerful storie« of
life in the undet world, will be pre­
tented tti Ave reels at the Orpheus
theater Sunday and Monday nights.
This plcluru is creating a sensation
at I lie Tivoli theater In San Francisco,
¡««here it is now appearing, and Man­
ager Tindall looks for a big run here
The picture grips the attention of
the spectator from the start, and the
interest endures throughout the por­
trayal
From left lo right—Emperor Wilhelm; Freiherr von Lyncker, chief of the
kairer's military staff; General von Mollke, chief of the general staff
of the army.
This photograph shows Emperor
Wllbeliu actively engaged in the field
studying war maps. That Is just what
lie is doing no*, according to reports
that have come from Holland. It hu
been stated that he went south to
head bis army meeting the French
who Invaded Germany, and also that
he went to lead the army in Belgium.
It was impossible to get news from
Berlin as to the direction in which he
had gone.
PUBLIC PEN IS
LAST WEEK'S BEEF LIQUIDATION
NEARLY 150,000 DISTINCT PIO
PVTS
THE
WRITING
APPAR-
TV RES
IN
"THE
SPOILERS,"
WAS FAIRLY GOOD—DEMAND
Up for Sunday.
J. B McAllister was here Sunday
from Mt. Hebron.
Good for Porcelain
Asaayer Llljegram states that there
are certain stretches of soil in thia
section that consists of kaolin and
feldspar, and that it would be highly
profitable to build a porcelain plant
in the valley. There is an abundance
of kaolin, according to Mr. Llljegram,
and much feldspar, which serves a* a
'lua. which Imparts to porcelain its
“‘ren<th and translucency.—Medford
Sun-
FOR PORK WAS MUCH IN EX-
(Herald special Service)
WHICH WILL SOON BE GIVEN
A TVS IN THE SAME (LASS
MT LAKI. Aug. 24.—Mrs. L.
CESS OF SUPPLY
g<Jn GerB1(1 and nMle dau<bter
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
WITH THE ROLLER TOWEL
I
Mary, returned home Sunday evening
from a visit to Kansas, where they
(Herald Special Service)
When It comes to a pictorial pro­
have spent the last three months with Fultod Press Service
PORTLAND.
Aug
24 — Cattle
Mrs West's parents
CLEVELAND. O., Aug
24.— duction of Rex Beach’s masterpiece I liquidation was of fair volume lut
"The Spoilers,” Wm. N.
of
fiction,
beware of the public pen!
As a
week. The market was about steady,
The lecture at the Mt. l-akl church .spreader of disease it is in the same Selig gave carte blanche to all asao- top steers selling around 7 cents;
elated with the enterprise, to spare
war largely attended Sunday evening.
Iclass with the roller towel and pub­ neither time nor expense to secure cows, SC; heifers, S6.25; top on bulls.
A large number of sterloptlcon views
14.50.
were shown of the Life of Christ, also lic drinking cup, and if health offi- the best results possible.
Agricultural Expert Needed
There was an extremely light re- j
Producer Cohn Campbell took his
Illustrations of the «lum work being 'cers of Cleveland have their way, it
ceipt of hogs for the week. Business
An effort is now being made to ae-
done In Philadelphia. Mr. Avery'.«ill sink Into oblivion along with its task very literally and seriously, was active and the outlet broad
cure the services of an agricultural
i bringing forward every detail dis­
gate an Interesting talk about th« V(1 companions
Demand exceeded the supply, and expert for the farmers of Lake coun-
tinctly and with exactitude. In the
the market held the highest position ity, the need of which any one will
work there.
"Every person who nibbles a pen
.original outlay he filmed 14,500 feet,
scarcely deny. W. T. Eakin, former­
lis likely to contract almost any dls- making in all 232,000 distinct photo­ of any American market.
A comparatively small supply of ly of Astoria, but now of Arrow, has
John Johnson has returned from a'
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camping trip.
0I'M‘ ,ronl ‘ubereuloslB down? said graphs of the big moving story that mutton offering. A thousand fancy undertaken the work of securing the
¡Health Officer Fredrich, In advocat- restlessly drafts from Washington to yearling wethers selling at <5 was the expert, and to that end hu been ln
the far-flung shores of the city of
outstanding feature.
correspondence with the heads of de-
Mri McLellan and daughter, Mrs ln< an ordinance forbidding banks or
Nome, on the Bering Sea.
The ewe trade was sluggish, and partments at the Oregon Agrlcul-
Hobson, arc visiting Mr. and Mrs i business house« furnishing pens.
Then began the work of most care-
Mclxtllan.
"The nibbled end of a pen can car- , ful curtailing to reduce it to a nor­ the quality of lambs offering was only tural College, lake County Exam-
luer.
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ry as many disease germs as any ron­ mal size, practicable for an evening's medium They brought |5.
charles Dorr of Klamath Falls is er towel that ever hung on a hook It entertainment.
This scale finally
visiting Austin Case for a few days must go."
settled upon nine reels, giving a grand
He expects to return to the Falls the
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aggregate of 144,000 distinct pic­
first of the week.
Will Elect Officers.
tures, which seemed sufficient to cov-
n of
odíeos « ior the
I £l»ct!<
■,i«cmn
ot ouiv<
me conven
wu.. a- ­ Pr the action of work from prologue
Discontinue Dance Ihirttra.
t|on year,
yeari which begins in October,
October,, t0 finale wllh a flrm> spirited grasp
tion
The Shirtwaist Dancing Club has will be a feature of the meeting of the upon scene and situation,
discontinued Its Saturday night ’ Women's
Christian
Temperance
Primarily, a cacst of unusual
dances at Moose hall. There Is a pos I nion tomorrow at tho Paptlst strength and calibre wias secured.
This meeting will start ,eiected with a view to make the
"'M''»? ‘b«l Messrs. Veghte, Miller ■ church.
««»<1 McCoy will hold a series of Invl- ifi itipily at 2 o clock »nd the presea o characters register impressively as
soon as introduced. Studied care and
'k'lon dancos on Friday evening» at of all tho members Is desired
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unusual liberality was exercised to
Houston's opera house
Have Long Journey.
g|ve tbe actual atmosphere and the
Fort Klamath 8, Klamath Falls 3. a suit and play—making several er-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I Roberts have real environment, so that the action i That’s the way it looked on the, rors that let in runs.
Ho*«*
Eugene.
Andrew M. Collier, our fast Hsing ¡returned front a 1,500 mile auto trip should retain its Integrity at all Fort score board Sunday, when the
Shlve'went ln the box for the locals
county seat aggregation beat is back. and Jones twirled for the Fort. Tom
young financier, will tomorrow even- In California, leaving here they times.
This most interesting of all modern And at that they have their hard i Watters played a stellar game around
Ing forswenr the Juggling of »heckles visited Crescent City, Eureka, For-
for a fortnight, while he visits rela­ tuna, Red Bluff. Sacrnmento and oth- motion pictures will receive Its only luck story.
¡station 1 for the Klamathlte«.
er points. They made the trip with- j presentation In Klamath Falls at
tives In Eugene
In the first place, neither of the
The boxing contest which preceded
out any trouble.
, Houston’s opera house on the night of regular pitchers were tliera, Brow* the game resulted ln a victory for
August 30th.
Th* European war la boosting
being out iu the woods and Foster Shamrock. In the first round Jones
I
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The
state
highway
campaign
prices of Oregon products, and will
otherwise employed. There was a pumelled the kid named alter the
stimulate many Industries. One now through Central Oregon will turn t ttf to the Woods.
shortage of ball players otherwise, Irish clover all over the lot, but after
D. C Morris and Earl Chandler left and to make up a full nine the chauf­ that he seemed disposed to take it
industry, the manufacture of pepper- travel through the great Interior, to
mint oil, will bo established on a the loss of the Willamette Valley today for th« wilderness to spend feur of the machine used for the trip easy, and in the fourth Shamrock
counties
their vacation time
large »cale
was conscripted, and forced to don slipped over a meemerUer to the jaw.
Fort Trims K. F. Gang
Both the Ball Game and the Bout Were Farcia!