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TnURMDAY. AUGUST 27, 1»I4 THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORB. ¡BELGIAN SORTIE FRANCE SAYS GERMANS WILL tnor». A train had carried it away AUSTRIA NOW AT DRIVES ADVANCE SOON BE FAR FROM SUPPLIES WAR WITH JAPAN yer th» ALL IS WELL IN MEXICO CHY AGAIN i Peace seemed to FORCES TO REAR U. S. IS NEUTRAI s and ; domes and parks PAPERS URGE ALLLE8 TO WAR PARIS, Aug. 25.—French military n city, homes of the greaCI i EXPERTS SAY RUSSIANS WILL IN AS ON NAPOLEON MEXICO CITY , duly 29 ( By mall ; What If the Zapati experts are certain that the kaiser is filling RUSSIANS DRIVING AUSTRIANS VADE BERLIN NOW TOWARD VIENNA 1 MARSHFIELD, Aug 26.—Heavy • to be defeated In the present war, to Now York) It's a different Mex- to enter tho city? V (to und- ---------- | • ______ 'firing at sea Is progressing today off despite the advances being made by Ico. If all Job's ' <d und dying federi Ci apture of Namur Ends Hope« for ■ Íbrave The Hague EHtiiiuttea the Belgian JupnwHo AmlmxMKlnr to Austria Is Noitli lb nil It Is believed that d ■ h)H overwnalnl ing army. i uey point burst ut I Speedy End to the Conflict, and as hud boils bls overwhelming army. They point uglit Jupaucse Ambassador little bund of 300 w<^ lAHwes ut 10,000 Killed aud 53,000 'naval battle is on. - reglOM for thlR a Result, All Available Troops Are ouo uud tho HU UK* lutii the city 111 co Handed His Pussports, and Leaves | out scv-tral reasons for this belie'. kgtreet Wounded—Allies on the Defensive, There is speculation here as to thei((lls be||ef to lie Rushed to the Continent. time, uud ull the 1 cars? What if the at Once for Rome—.Infiali Embas truck. Following the RiMliing to the Front sy Stair From B< ilin Reaches The ships engaged in the fight, if the tlr- Known That British and German puln and purple, fev- loaded with Mexican R flurú.. Following a council of military offi of Freali German Troop»—British Louses There Were Enormous. erud swelling bad dashed past ua toward Hugut«—Two Russian Armies lu- ¡ ing is the sign or one. Orban cials In the palace this morning, the Troops Fight in the North, disappeared in ouo battlefield? What, eV vailing Dual .Monarchy. ------------------ Zu pa following statement was given the I 1.ON DON, Aug. 25.—“Engalnd and gruud bang of cores, tlstas DID come Into t tii ey press by the war minister. THE HAGUE, Aug. AS.—It is cati- France must stubbornly resolve that, Job might have felt were a danger that a IS SLOW M CMIF. POUS “There is no doubt in the minds mated thut 10,000 Belgian soldiers something like Mex I und meet, facp to luce 'V uukii ' hh I vo attitude toward Germany• of French officials but what In the have already been killed und 00,000 come what may, they will not surren ico feels today. The hand to hand. They we I on the purl of the Japanese, Austria final outcome, Germany will be de wounded, many of them fatally. der to Germany. The allies must »tick wonder to u man seeable, t&blo ; today formally declared win- against, FREDERICKS AND JOHNSON AS feated. untouchable, : to Germany’s forces a» they did to SURED OF NOMINATION, BUT who hus had u cur- ¡Terror, such as the Pn had ■ IllfUIU. “The kaiser’s army is advancing in I PARIS, Aug. 25.—Germany resum- ; Napoleon’s, and pull Germany down DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IS buuele luneed Is thut ¡drawn away. That Tlie .lapuncse minister here wax • felt, ¡Belgium in extraordinary strength. 1‘ ed the offensive in the north at day- 'in the end. As long as we hold the STILL IN DOUBT so much pain can land that was how Uifl M«X-j luiuded ills puHxpoitH, and will leave 1 Every battle is weakening this great '1 light, attacking the combined French disappear in such it ico felt that night M had at once for Rome. lie was given i sea, we cannot ourselves be vitally strength, and, in addition, he is fur short instant. And : gone. Austria’s formal declaration. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26,—-The ther weakened by the necessity of ’ ; and British forces. A strict censor | struck by the enemy.” Mexico today Is like begun But the next day' ---------- ! slowness of the count and th» tardi- bringing bls supplies such great dis ship is being maintained, but along The above appeared In the Chron- of carbuncle—wou- j Io find itself again certain portions of the line the Ger any ex-sufferer ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 25.—Two |nesa of the primary returns from over tance. ! icle this afternoon, following the ad- dering and happy, aud willing almost man forces are massed so heavily that began to Russlun armies are invading Austria, the state make it certain that the com- i Tlie morning n “The Germans are the attacking further retrogression by the allies Is mission by the war office this morn to kiss the surgeon. The Cossacks hav» routed the Aus- plete figures of the primary election verta had ing that Namur, defended by the Brit itell of the terrible force in Western Belgium and toward to be expected. A little, Iron-gray bulled Indian trian cavalry at Hodwolloczisk. . will not be available before lat» to- ish, lias fallen Into the hands of th» |done; of ; of mur- the Swiss frontier. Our policy is to duslied the aw with u stubby mustache hud The Belgian forces made a sortie i Germans. A general engagement between ' night or early tomorrow. , remain defensive, and thus force the | from Antwerp to attack the rear of of millions through tlie streets of the capital one dors and ansas Russian and PrusBlaln forces is im-1 It lg certain that John D. Freder- The entire country is amazed at enemy to take the offensive. morning in an automobile; he had of money which g Huertistas minent. licks of Los Angeles, republican, will’ “When France is ready to strike i the German force, and surprised the I the fall of the city. The newspapers alighted al a railroad station, climbed had taken with them;'of liow Huerta ■ first line of the German troops. The I he government announces that the oppose Hiram Johnson, progressive, strike I Belgians drove this force thirteen ¡all admit that a real advance by the into a waiting Pullman, said to the had looted the zoo at the last Russians Iiave occupied several pass for governor. Fred H. Hall of Bak- she will be in a position to I kaiser toward Paris is probable. hard.” porter, "Hello, my boy; glad to see moment aud i miles to Maines, where the Germans, anquet of deer, ages in the Lower Carpathians, and epslield, Edward White of Watson- With Namur taken has ended all you! If you've got anything to drink being reinforced, again assumed the i hopes for the speedy end of the war. meat; how his nre now in force between the moun ville, and John B. Curtis of Sonora bear au<L PHENOMENAL WELL AT KLAM in this car bring mo a double cognac.” licnch offensive. 'matched pennies tains aud the Sereth River. j are running neck and neck for the For that reason England Is preparing ATH MARSH IS REPORTED The engine bell had rung ,lhe con The war office has not stated to send all available troops to the for government The Austrians are retiring. ( democratic nomination for governor. ductor had shouted "all uboard," tlie whether all of the forts around Na ¡continent to re-enforce the allies. filch they carried away Eshleman will be both the repub train had Htarted and the core ol^ 4 low one cabinet minister Striking a heavy flow oi water at a mur surrendered. It promises a full i The newspapers loudly demand an WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 25.— lican and progressive candidate for Mexico's carbuncle had been expel! anno had almost brained his President Wilson today Issued a proc lieutenant governor, while Joe V. depth of about three feet sounds a statement. ¡explanation of the fall of the city. Thai rullroad engine, No. 2] With the fall of Namur and fresh ! • On this point the government is little questionable, but add to that the Ueur with a bottle as a drunken lamation of American neutrality in Snyder Is the democratic nominee, tlie ztrougly druwlug pvdlUce; ~ - — Kwell; how Urrutia, now finding reference to the Jap-German trouble. Francis J. Heney defeated Chester 'vater has a Plentiful supply of small i Germans thrown into the attack, the j sippifl irffolter in the United States, bad mur- R Rowell for the progressive nomnl-'fish' and ll,e Incredulous person is In .allies on the defensive. The Ger-; R ¡a aald that the Britlgh CMUa,_ PT tiered and tortured some of Mexico’s THE HAGUE, Aug 25.—The staff nation for United States senator. Jas. t,le ln-‘Joll,y We have the word of man line is fan-shaped, enveloping^ are enormous. Officials say that German-i when the loggea by both fllde(J are *" i wisest men; how Moheno also had ; of the Japanese embassy at Berlin ar- 1». Phelan won over Thomas Griffin ;aptaln O. C. Applegate for the phe- the Belgian-French and the German-j I French frontiers. j sold precious concessions for a song ' rived today. The members had been for the democratic nomination. The u';rai‘uon. however. vealed, it “will startle the world.” The war office says of the position: ‘ There were hundreds ot thousands Bereaved families began to search ( missing since Suturday, and fears race between Joseph R. Knowland I’he Captain returned Sunday from --------------------------- "The battle continues along the sec ! , WASHINGTON, of men in Mexico who slept soundly openly in graveyards and prisons for I were felt for their safety. D. C., Aug. 25.— and Samuel H. Shortridge la very,» trip to Fort Klamath and other ondary lines of defense. that night for the first time in many knowledge of relatives. Flowers a'*iesiA "movie” laboratory for manufac — close, and the result is in doubt. northern points with Hon. Robert A. I months. The rich man slept peace were toted by the ton to Madero's _________________ _ Booth. On his way back he stopped will hold this, while the Russians ture and exhibition of moving pic GERMANS CLAIM fully in his mansion because he knew grave. The truth came out. Each JACKSONIAN» IN __________________ at Klamath Marsh, and there the fish move in the direction of Berlin." tures—all free—Is a new enterprise A BIG CAPTURE The war office announced a con- of the Department of Agriculture, al that at last his wealth was safe; the man In the capital was his own man’s BATTLE ARR.YY ¡"’ell is located. i eerted German attack upon the though not generally known outalde peon slept soundly in Ills dobe hut ¡man. Mexico knew she was facing a --------- K. I.oosley and Jack Pelton, who WIRELESS FROM FOREIGN EM- French army In Alsace. This was di of the officials and participant«. The because ho knew that Huerta, the !new day and a new chance to climb DEMOCRACTIC CAM- have about 400 head of beef cattle BASSY AT WASHINGTON SAYS COUNTY rected from Colmar, and was repulsed whole country, however, soon will be man who in the dead of night drag- ito ber p]ar<J among other nations, I’AIGN OUTLINED AT A MEET- near the Len ranch, about two miles TEN THOUSAND MEN WERE I with a heavy loss. ged peons from their beds and fam-| jfg hore fn the capital that one gazing upon Uncle Sam's movies—all ING OF THE PARTY LEADERS from Kokanalka Creek, found this TAKEN ---- ----------------------- Dies und put them into his starving L,eeg mogt clearly the patience, kind free. HELD HERE TUESDAY NIGHT summer that their well was getting BIG PHOTOPLAY army, had gone. news, bigness and ..................................... dignity with which The films are classed as “education j dry, so they decided to sink another. WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 25.— IS MASTERPIECE al.” They will be exhibited at col Tho wonder of It all, to rich and the United States, sponsor and pro Organization of the democratic j This was started a short distance The Berlin foreign office wirelessed — poor, was than anything so small as tector of the republican form of gov leges, universities and state agricul the German embassy here that the party in Klamath county, and arrang- from the old one. NINE REEL PRODUCTION OF “THE a Pullman car coach could carry away ernment on this globe, big brother of tural experiment stations, in addition At a depth of two feet a heavy flow Germans iiave captured 10.000 ing for the entertainment of John A. SPOILERS” IS THE BIGGEST from tho nation such a gigantic hor all nations that have presidents in to many rural centers. French soldiers, including several Jeffery, candidate for attorney gen- of water was struck, from which WORK OF THE FOREMOST ror as tills man Huerta had been. But stead of kings, has treated and helped The work is in charge of the divi I generals. The Germans claim con- era), when he visits here, were among there bubbled up water and mud. PHOTOPLAY MAKERS the republic of Mexico as It stumbled the Pullman car did it. sion of publications. It is planned to trol of Longwy and most of the Bel- the matters attended to at a meeting witli numerous small fish. With a In the Arabian Nights a fisherman and staggered though the dark days glan-Franco frontier. distribute reels of films free, also for of representative party wheelhorses pole, probings were made to a ten- Rex Beach’s Alaskan romance,"The found on tho seashore a small casket of Huerta’s tyranny. foot depth, when mud was again en- Spoilers,” which has been filmized exhibition in regular movie theaters, The French embassy states that Tuesday niglit at the court house, Looking at It from here, It makes which contained a terrible genii the French still hold Altkirch and , At this meeting the following offi- countered. For this reason the pump I into a wonderful photoplay, consist i The most recent motion pictures which, when released, was so huge in you proud to be an American. Mulhausen. |iers were selected: County central,*»» installed over a pipe reaching a ing of three acts and nine reels, is | i taken were those of the forest service slzo it filled tlie sky. So the Pull I I ¡committeeman, George Chastain; con-1 depth of a little over eight feet. the work of Wm. N. Selig, one of the In the Far West. Rangers were taken I TALL OXES MUST man car, with a little iron-gray NEWSY NOTES OF [gressional committeeman, Charles W. “All are at a loss to account for the j men who pioneered the motion pic- I i in action. Indians on reservations I SHIPPINGTONITFS haired man sleeping in his clothes, PAY TALL PRICE Sherman Sr. of Dairy; state commit- • presence of the fish and the heavy ture industry, which has risen to the i i were filmed, and picturesque moun- I red plush settee. Inside, contain- on a ---------- tecman, B. St. Geo. Bishop of Klam- fl°w of water,” said the Captain to- . rank of fifth place in the industries of : tain and woodland views were se ed a terror that had been suspended DOTY IS BORING A DEEP WELL A "measuring social” will be held »th Lake; secretary treasurer, Rollo, «lay. "The theory mostly believed is th» world in the past seventeen years. cured. AT BUENA VISTA—LINNEMAN Friday night at the Christian church C. Grosebeck. As committeemen for over the nation like a vast cloud and Photos also have been taken of the an un- __ that the well drillers struck _____ Not only has Mr. Selig pioneered TAKES FLOATING PALACE UP by the Christian Women’s Board of the various precinct», the following derground stream, which may have that had hung over the lives and the industry, but he is continuing ’, strawberry industry in Warren coun- THE LAKE—OTHER ITEMS homes of Mexico's men, women and ¡tome down above ground from some along the same lines, and in “The l ‘j ty, -Missions, which promises to be highly ¡were chosen: * Ky., showing the berries from the children as the shadows of tho dead to the palate.” Another film interesting. The charge for all pres F. L. Armstrong, West Klamath FallB. mountain, sinking Into the ground nt Spoilers” uvj he has accomplished wor& work I I "patch uas dutumpiisueu . volcanoes hang over beautiful Mexico 8H1PPINGTON, Aug 25,—M R. ent will be decided, not by size of Geo. Noland. East Klamath Falls. -------------- — ris- no-¡that will live as a monument to him flhOW * h °W c°n*re83‘°“a> ‘ ^ee seeds” some ------------------- point, like Lost River, and that will live as a monument to him ■ City Doty, former councilman from this I shoe, age or weight, but by height. | ing again as springs, or in some other .and to his tmtirlng efforts to achieve :“re dlstrlbuted- Th® dai|,y Industry, W. E. Seehorn, Third Ward. it is hard at first to believe the ward. Is now engaged in boring an- i . The rate decided upon is 3 cents M. L. Allison, Mills Addition. body of water.”-------------------------------- a work of art for the benefit and I Picturing ‘’«-operative cow testing in change had really come. When 1 do- other deep well on Buena Vista per foot for each foot of a person’s Harry Lockwood, Shippington. tin a pleasure Trip. ; betterment of man and woman kind. Verraont> i3 the subject of another parted from the capital on April 22, Heights. This one is on his own height, and a cent for each additional E. R. C. Williams, Midland. Having as their only purpose that ¡ “The Spoilers” tells not only a foot howling mobs were traversing the property. Inch. of thoroughly seeing the country, two gripping, interest, pure love story,! '’reparations of paper from the log B. W. Short, Pine Grove. streets, yelling for Yankee blood, 1 Californians, C. E. Emery and A. L. but is filled with action and incidents i to the sheet 'h““f is the subject o* another A program, including orchestra F. w. Broadsword, Lost River. ¡film, made at Madison, Wisconsin. had slipped througli tho streets un John Linneman has towed his pala music, vocal music, a Grecian sacred H. G. Bussey, Langell Valley. Petrie, left Tuesday morning in their from start to finish that will live in der tho tarpaulin of a coach to the tial houseboat up to Rocky Point, drill by thirteen young women, and W. H. Thompson, Hildebrand. wagon for the Golden State, after a, the memory of those who witness it One of the feature films of Uncle Sam depot. Tho cable offico had been where bis family will spend two or messages from representatives of W. T. Garrett, Sprague River. trip of several weeks. They came in forever. This story and film exem- I is a ‘Seeing Washington” film of two closed to American newspaper men, three weeks rusticating. many foreign countries. At the con B. G. Stevens, Odell. here from Lakeview, by way of Fort!Pllfies and typifies real red-blooded thousand feet, taken when boys of various corn clubs were here last fall. and they had been given to under clusion of the program refreshments T. E. Griffith, Mt. Laki. Rock, Sunday, and were accompanied 1 Americans.. stand that they must get out or go to will be served. from Dairy by C. W. Sherman Sr., the ! Ladies and gentlemen, to write E. Meacham, Poe Valley. This great film production of Rex No, Gentle Reader, that big column jail. veteran newspaper man, who will Beach’s great Alaskan story will be news items of interest in the faco of George Chastain, Second Ward. spend a few days here. Mr. Sher- shown once only at Houston’s opera of smoke apparently rising from the The only one of our number who ¡the grand pyrotechnic military dis D. B. Campbell, Fourth Ward. summit of Mt. Stukel, is not an imi man’s health Is much better this house Sunday night. was foolhardy enough to stay had play now making Europe lurid with C. W. Sherman, Dairy. I summer, we are glad to report. ! --------------------------- tation of Lassen, or the smoke of an been arrested and had “disappeared," | its glare is like trying to shave the D. W. Ryan, Wood River. invading army. It is a brush fire on REPRESENTATIVES OF RAILROAD Frank Davis, Klamath Lake. and has never been found In any jail ¡whiskers off the moon, ----------------------------- - An Addition. k _ n..uii.; COMMISSION LEAVE FOR THE Frank Zumpf, Malin. MILWAUKEE, Wls., Aug. 25.— I Archie Alexander and Dan Stayton t he side of the hill. or graveyard. It was an ugly Mexico I.Ki.. this . to — say to . the public: jf any one Viewed from Klamath Falla today ROGUE RIVER VALLEY FOR C. J. McCollum, Plevna. Boxing under the control of the ' are building an addition to the house wo left on April 22. ¡refuses to rend what we write, they FURTHER WORK state athletic commission has reached recently purchased from the Klamath IL«‘ smoke gives the mountain the ap- But no sooner was Huerta out than ¡are liable to receive a local I declara- pearance of a smoking volcano. its highest standard,” said W. H. Lig- Development company by Mrs. Kerr, the American newspaper men were in. tlon of war from the writer. Illinois Celebrates Birthday Engineer Green, who lias been here inger, chairman of the commission, in ! SPRINGFIELD, Ills., Aug. 26,— It wasn's il comfortable job coming I back either, because we could not, Captain Taylor's steamer Mazama for some time for the Oregon Rail Informal celebrations throughout the presenting his annual report today. realize how great and sudden the is engaged in towing barges of lum- road Commission, checking up the state today marked the 96th birthday | "It has also demonstrated that the I ber from the Utter & Burns wharf on items on the inventory of the Caiifor- anniversary of the. state of Illinois. commission Is more than self-sustain- j change had been. It was after dark when we drew Wood River to the Klamath Manufac nit-Oregon Power company's holdings It was on August 26, 1818, that the ing. The state derives almost $14,- ; here, has gone to the Rogue .River state adopted the motto, “State Sov 000 from this department for the Into tho railroad station. There worn turing company at Shippington. Valley to carry on the work 'there. ereignty—National Union.” year.” five of us, the first American corre The commission exacts 5 per cent Other engineers left several days ago. spondents to roturn. One of us had DIRIGIBLE DROPS of the gross receipts of each boxing With the re-checking completed, Relative Gets Good Place. BOMBS — WRECKED tried to enter tho capital once before, the railroad commission is now in H. P. Thomas of this city has re- match held under its direction. Ex- and had been arrested at the station,, position to make an investigation as AFTER SEV ERAL PEOPLE IN ANT. reived news that his nephew. M. A. penses of the body, including the sec- jailod and deported. VVERP ARE KILLED AND BUILD- to the rates charged here, in accord Thomas, who has been assistant to retary's salary, are not allowed to We arranged to leave the train INGS ARE WRECKED, OUTSIDE ance with a complaint filed by the city Federal District Attorney Preston in • mount to over $3,000 per annum. singly, for we expected that secret council, alleging the rates to be ex California, has been appointed United I The state, therefore, is enriched by FORT WRECKS IT service men might be waiting for us cessive. The rate investigation is States attorney to Hawaii. i about $11,000 through its control of on the station platform. And so, one I based largely upon the physical valua ,11118 branch of athletics. ANTWERP, Aug. 25, — A huge Zep by one, we mndo our way through the Church at St.. Cloud. tion of the plant. Last year boxing clubs held 132 depot crowd. But tho expected taps pelin dirigible appeared over the city ■ ■ ■ on the shoulder didn’t como. Only late yesterdty after the outlying torts For the first half of the present matches in Wisconsin, averaging four Card of Tlianlts a horde of yelling hotel commission fired at it and missed. The craft cir year German emigration through bouts to the show. Ten boxers were We wish to express our moBt heart German ports, show a remarkably de suspended or barred from the state ers laid their hands on us. A Mexican cled the palace three times, dropping felt gratitude to all of those who so cline. The figures for Hamburg and during the twelve months. Among I and an English newspaper man greet bombs. Arrow and Nitro Club The attempts to wreck the palace generously assisted us In our hour of Bromen show 142,152 persons against these was Pack McFarland, who was ed us. sorrow, caused by the death of our adjudged guilty of stalling. Steel Lined Speed Shells "It's all light,” said the Mexican, were unsuccessful. Instead, the bombs 226,278 in 1913. Scientific teats ahow that Remington-UMC Arrow and Nitro who used to do Ills writing in Texas. hit nearby buildings, killing several beloved husband and father. Club Sleet Lined Speed Shells are the fastest shells in the world. Mrs. A. P. Hutchins and Family. “Welcome to our city. The old man people. The steel lining grips the powder—put« every ounce of the As the craft was returning to the has boat it. The fly cops have faded explosive force into a straightaway drive. No loss from shell I Arrangements are practically com expansion. away. Theio are 3,000 Zapatistas on Gorman lines, the aeroguns at the You take a ahorter lead on the fast birds, get more or them. the outskirts of the city hammering forts at Hemixem, six miles from pleted to give Shirtwaist Club dances, 1 Like many other «hootinf refinements, thia sfoellinlrifioan esciu»ive Rem- fogton-UMC feature, found only in Ren.mgion-UMC A and Nitre to gfit in, and Huerta has left only I here, penetrated the gas envelope and commencing a week from Friday, ev IN FIFTY YEARS ’ EXPERIENCE Club ’—the tteellined tpeed ehelto. , /-1 u- f-or all around field •‘lootiiiM, get Remn.giuu*L‘MC New C lub ■ the Old 300 soldiers in the city. You fellows, wrecked the machinery. The crew ery Friday night, at Houston's opera FACTORIES AND OUT. Reliable Black Powder Shelia.' l x o a //L/r*— are going to see the city looted like j of 25 men were taken prisoners when house. The courteous treatment ac Go to the dealer who shows the Red Ball Mark of Remirigton-UMC—sh* corded those attending dances given sign of Sportsmen's Headquarters. He •*■ !» the1!“• a chicken coop. You’re here just in the craft descended. To keep your gun cleaned and lubricated rtfAt, use Rem Oil. the sew by the Shirtwaist Club, and the spa powder sol rent, rust prerentatire. and gua lubricant. time for the big blow-off.” REMINGTON ARMS-VNION METALLIC CAKTRIDGB CO cious floor of the opera house ought Accurate Information about the Even the streets seemed different N** Next Door to Postofflce W» Bmdw.. to bring out nearly all those receiving as our coach rolled along through the Klamath Basin. See Cliilcote, 081V invitations. rain. The presence of horror was no Main. COOS HEARS GUNS i ■ i Free With Every Piano Purchase kow SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT I