The semi-weekly herald., September 07, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
Semi-Weekly Herald
I AUSTRI AN ARMY
IN DANGER OF
ANNIHILATION
INVADERS CLOSE TO OUTER FORTS OF PARIS
PRESIDENT ASKS
INTERNAL TAXES
TO MEET MISSES
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1#14
I in, either before thl* office or on ap­
peal, If you full to file In this officii
Daily War Cost
within twenty day* after the fourth
Is 55 Millions publication of thl* uotlce, u* shown
below, your answer, under oath, spe-
United Press Service
LONDON, Sept. 4,- French and1 eltlcally meeting and responding to
WASHINGTON. Sept, 4.—Pre*!- •
British statisticians estimate the loss these allegation* of contest, or if you
dent Wilson today read a persoual to the warring countries at *55,000,- fRu within that time to file in thl*
' message to Congress asking the mem­
000 per day. Thl* include* the earn- office due proof that you have served
bers to enact legislation for internal
Ing power of th© men In the field. u copy of your uuswer on the »aid
j taxation.
the economic loss caused by scarcity | contestant either in person or by
Indications are tiiat tlie Germans are within strikiug distance of
The President declared that the I of help, and the destruction of ships, registered mall. If this service i*
Published by th* Herald Publlahlng of annihilation.
the outer iorts. Troops are being rushed there.
government's
revenues from cus­ casualties, commercial losses, etc.
Company, of Klamath Falla, on
Tuesday the Austrians rallied and
made by the delivery of a copy of
General Gallieni insists that all of tlie aveuues arc sufficiently forti- toms are shrinking at an alarming
Monday and Thursday of each week attacked the Russians near Lublin.
The I osb to date la estimated at your answer to tlie contestant in per­
rate. He says that at the rate they *1,087,000,000.00.
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! tied to resist invasion, but there is an exodus from tlie city.
son, proof of such service must be
Two dollar* per year in advance
es
The only information given at noi u was that tlie allies hold tlie*tldrd ' fell off laBt month, tlie loss would
either tho said contestant's written
I be from *60,000,000 to »100,000,-
------ ------- r ; The Austrians are abandoning line of defeuse.
acknowledgment of his receipt of
BELGIANS STARVE
' 000 a year.
i enormous supplies, munitions
CANADA PURCHASING
IN
NETHERLANDS
the
copy, showing the date of it*
After tills, tlie socialist party issued a manifesto calling tile Social­
UNITED STATES WHEAT:guns. As they are being driven out
Wilson held that it would be most
receipt, or the affidavit of the per­
.----------------------- of Galacia toward the sea, it is be­ ists to tlie defeuse of Paris. All of tile leaders liave volunteered.
■ dangerous under the present circum­
THE HAGUE, Sept. 4.—Thousands son by whom the delivery wa* made,
lieved
that
plans
are
being
made
for
Il
is
believed
that
the
main
army
will
attempt
to
force
tlie
ullie*
to
stances to create a moment’s doubt of Belgian refugees are starving In 'stating when and where the copy wa*
WINNIPEG, Man., Sept. 4.—Even
I
though the wheat business of the a coneentration at Prysemyl, where battle at the gates of Paris. Failing in this, they will undoubtedly press as to the strength and sutfiiclency of Holland The Dutch government is delivered; if mude by registered mall,
new
attack
will
be
made.
a
America's treasury, and its ability to unable to feed them all, and the proof of such service must consist of
United States may be imperilled by
south, and simultaneously attack tlie city at oue point.
Following tlie occupation of Lein-
assist, steady and sustain financial mortality I* frightful.
the affidavit of the person by whom
the European war, so far as export
Pari* now realizes tliat tlie Germans never intended to completely
1 pollutions of the nation's business..
the copy was mailed, stating wh*n
to Europe Is concerned, demonstra­ itirg, the Russian force* took Zol-
Tills
is
especially
true
regarding
in test Hie city, but will probably repeat their fort destroying operations
Immediately after the President’s the children.
and by whom the copy wa* mailed,
tions today were that Canada, usual­ kiew, sixteen mil * north of there.
I
The
Austrian
retreat
continues,
al Namur, using tlie big Krupp gun*.
1 message. Congressman Underwood
and this affidavit mu*t bo accom­
ly a wheat country, will become a'
panied by the postmaster's receipt for
While tlie War Office is silent, it is learned tliat tlie Germans liave \ called a conference of the Demo­ WAR GIVES ONE
market for the United States, The' with the pursuing Russian cavalry
cratic Ways and Means Committee to
INDUSTRY LIFT tho letter.
crop of Canada is smaller than it has I cutting the rear guard to pieces,
occupied t'ont|ieigne, and that Rhiems is uow before tlie enemy.
i The Czar’s forces in Russian Pol­
I consider tbe war tax. At this, a tent-
You must state in your answer th*
ever been.
The French losses at Amiens, nt ar Compeigue were enormous. The
and will maintain a defensive atti­
tlie
details
ative
bill
was
prepared,
'
name
of the postoffice to which you
The
consumption
of
white
arsenic
One grain firm reports the sale of tude until reinforcements arrive.
officers were unable to coutrol the men, who insisted on reckless charges, ’ of which ere being kept secret,
I
■
desire
future notices to be sent to
in
the
United
States
in
1913
amount
­
States
of
United
50,000 bushels
and thousands were mowed ilown by the Kaiser's gunners.
It is proposed that a i special tax ed to about 7,200 tons, valued at ; you.
wheat in Toronto. A firm in Detroit, RUSSIANS STILL
French aviators report the German force superior numerically, it be levied on gasoline on the
ground *159,236, was produced In this coun­
1
JAS. F. BURGESS, Register.
Mich., writes that they have shipped
HAMMER AT THE
is believed that last night, the Germans reached a |H*int twenty-live 'that the automoblllst is principally try as n by-product from copper and ¡Date of 1st publication, Aug. 24, 1914
50,000 bushels of United States I
AUSTRIAN ARMY I
the man best able to meet I this added precious metal smelters and the re-¡Date of 2d publication, Aug. 31, 1914
miles from the outer osts.
wheat into Ontario. The price is
nialnder was Imported largely from Date
•»•••- of 3d «..hii^.n«»
inn
publication, Sept. 7 7, 1914
burden.
*1.10 duty paid and delivered to the
luited Press Service
BERLIN, (via The Hague), Sept
Some suggest a tax of a cent a gal- European countries.
Date of 4th publication, Sept.14, 1914
mills. A wire from British Columbia
BERLIN, Sept. 4.—The governmnet says three quarters of u million
For the present the Imports of
states that the United States wheat! 3.
“ —It is understood that SOO,<)OO Germons are engaged in battle between Verdun and Rhiems and that Ion.
arsenic will undoubtedly be seriously in the county court of th* slate of
is being shipped into that province' German regulars have l>een ills-
they are crushing the French.
Oregon, tor the county of Clacka­
guilty is
diminished by the European war.
and after paying the duty is under- : i patched to reinforce tile Austrians in
j Galacia, until tltat army is reorgan- United Press Service
WOMAN'S PLEA The American smelters can save
mas.
selling Alberta wheat.
iced.
much more arsenic than they do now. | in the matter of tbe estate of Aguust
PARIS, Sept. 5.—On the eve of the Itattle that will decide the fate
With the impetus given the Can- ;
! A plea of not guilty wan entered for the cheapness of the product has;
W. Neumann, deceased.
of Paris, the city is-tranquil. The exodus continues.
adian niiling industry vy British pur-'
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' Friday morning by Mrs. W. C. Daven­ prevented the saving of all that was 1 Notice is hereby given that by vir­
.
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| . .COPENHAGEN,
Sept.
—Tlie
chases of flour and the enormous
American Ambassador Herrick lias warned Americans that he cannot port when arraigned before Police
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Russian legation announce* that Ciar
| practicable, and the war would seem II tue of an order and license heretofore
wheat crop in the United States, the
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promise
protection if they remain, but many are determined to stay and 'Judge Leavitt on charge of violating i to open the way for the increase in
may
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,
...___ . ; Nicholas lias tiecreed that Jews
granted by the above-named court to
Canadian duty on wheat will prob-
“see tlie fun.”
the sprinkling ordinance. She will the American output.
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the undersigned administrator of tbe
ably
be , inadequate
to- stop
the . im- become Russian army ' officers,
Tlie military regulations are strict. Food is plentiful and tlie shops be tried Wednesday forenoon, and
estato of August W. Neumann, de­
portation.
will appear at that time.
The Willamette Pacific grade Is to ceased, I will otter for sale, and on
By instructions from the Canad-i VIENNA, (via Rome), Sept. 5.— are all open and prices llave not been raised.
Mrs.
Davenport
is
accused
by
the
be
completed from Eugene to Marsh­ and after the 25th day of September,
that
the
ian government the holders of ware-ilrile War
admits
It is admitted that the Germans are concentrating forces for a su­
house receipts covering oats of com-: Austrian army has met with most preme effort to crush Paris. The enemy lias moved eastward of PaPris, ¡California-Oregon Power Company's field by Jnnuary 1st. Between 1,700 1914, will sell at private sale, for
employees of sprinkling out of hours, and 2,000 men are employed.
cash, to the highest bidder, subject
mercial grade in store at the termin- ¡serious reverses all of this week. The
ami strong forces are reported east of Meaux. It is believed that tlie and of continuing this despite remon-
to confirmation by the said court, th*
al elevators at Fort William and Port!failure of lhe army under General
following described real property, to-
Arthur, Ont., are requested to pre-! Fournier to hold the line at Tomasc- tiermans plan to force a general engagement before making a serious ; st ran cea from them.
LEGAL NOTICES
wit:
sent these receipts to the Canadian!10«’ Russian Poland, is held respon- offensive movement against tlie city.
ITALY TO STICK
.
|
Notice
of
Meeting
of
tlie
Board
of
immediately
‘
sible
ior
tbe
rout
and
annihilation.
The east half of the southwest
Graln Commissioner I
Military Governor Gallieni says tlie troops to defend Paris are now
TO NEUTRALITY
The armies commanded by General
Equalisation
of
Tlie
Hoinefly
Irrl-1
quarter
of section fifteen (IB)
The Canadian government has
in contact with tlie enemy. There has been no serious lighting today,
Vorauffenberg and former minister I
gut ion District.
and
the
northeast quarter of the
chased 700,000 bushels of
it is feareil tliat the allies are in danger of being sui rouiided. The
ROME, Sept. 4.—Premier Salau-
of war. General Dankel, have been I
The board of directors of the I northwest quarter, and the north­
stored in these terminals for
dra
made
the
following
statement
British-French forces on the left wing have been baiUy liarrasaed, and
almost decimated.
Horsefly Irrigation district, acting as
west quarter of the northeast quar­
British government.
to the press today:
today fell back on the reserves, preparing to make another assault.
a board of equalization, will meet to
ter of section twenty-two (22), in
“Italy is determined to maintain
PETROGRAD (formerly St. Pet-
equalize assessments at the residence
township thirty-eight (38) south,
SOCIALIST SOLDIER IS
Three German armies crossed the Muese yesterday and drove liack
the strictest neutrality, This action
Russians
ersburg),
Sept.
5.
—
The
of Robert Gosa, in the Third division,
rango eleven (11) east of the Wil­
GIVEN THREE YEARS
the French center.
is endorsed by the Italians gener­
have resumed the offensive in North-
at 1 o’clock p. m., Tuesday, October
lamette meridian, being in Klam­
Tlie French are said to have taken a new battle line, and are await- ally.”
(», 1914, and continue in session from
ath county, state of Oregon, and
BERLIN, Sept., 4, (By mail) — ern and Southern East Prussia,
ilay to day, as long as may be neces­
containing one hundred sixty (160)
Three years in prison was the sen­ Eight hundred thousand men are ing the assault. It is not known where the assault will come.
NEWSY' NOTES OF
The Government lias purchased $2,000,000 worth of wheat, to be
sary, not exceeding ten days, to hear
acres, more or les*.
tence imposed upon a private sol­ moving in the direction of ' Berlin,
MIHPPINGTONITEB
and determine such objections to the
dier named Fischer by the military i “The Austrian army has been sold at cost wherever prices have been unduly advanced.
AH bids may be mailed to mo or
—
assessment as may come before it, to my attorneys at Oregon City, Or­
court of the Third Army Corps for completely crushed as a result of the
(Herald
Special
Service)
and correct and equalize all of the egon.
having expressed just before the out- I , general offensive movements by the United Press Service
SHIPPINGTON, Sept. 3.—Most of;
i
'
break of hostilities the opinion that 'field forces under Grand Duke Nich-
GEORGE L. STORY,
LONDON, Sept. 5.—Sir Edward Grey and the French anil Russian the people about Upper Klamath assessments.
in the event of war the socialists in olas,' says an official war department ambassador* today signed an agreement that the war will eontlnue, to Lake are out pluming most of their I The assessment roll is now ready Administrator of the Estat* of Aug
the army would shoot their own of- s,atement today,
and will be in the office of the secre­
ust W. Neumann, Deceased.
the end that none of the three allies will be |>erinitted to conclude time now. Wild plums are plentiful ,
fleers.
tary
of tlie board, Francis Bowne. at Gordon E. Hayes and Earle C. Latour-
In
most
places
this
season.
I>eace arangeinents on an individual basis.
'hls residence in the Fourth division.; ette, attorney*.
Herr von Lengerke, a former sol­ K. OF P. IN ITS
10-17-34-31-7*
GOLDEN JUBILEE
until the meeting of said board of '
dier, testified that while riding in
The road to Shippington is just a
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
one of the suburban trains Fischer
at Comiskey baseball park and there Clarita's Welfare Causes Concern. I streak of dust and a right of way. equalization for the inspection of all ;
By virtue of an execution in fore­
persons
interested.
had expressed himself in this way I CHICAGO, Sept. 5.—Twenty-five were athletic and vaudeville features.
3T. PETERSBURG, (By Mail) — It only takes a good rain to turn this
visitors from adjoining I..............................................................
Dated at Bonanza, Oregon, Sept. 1, | closure duly issued by the clerk of
and further had declared that a large ¡thousand
|
states were expected to arrive here 1 reception was held at the auditor- Much concern is felt by the Czar on I would-be road into a mortar trough.
I the circuit court of the county of
1914.
percentage of the soldiers in the I
during tbe day for the three days ium hotel for Pythian Sisters. Fol­ account of a recurrence of the fits
Kinmath, state of Oregon, dated the
FRANCIS
J.
BOWNE,
Prussian army were socialists.
The steamer Mazama (Captain Tay­
lowing a banquet this evening a of melancholy from which ths Czar-
I
celebration
of
the
golden
jubilee
of
7th
day of Auguit, 1914, in a certain
3-10-17-24-1 sw
Secretary.
Herr von Lengerke called the at-]
jubilee page class was to be initiated ita has suffered periodically for sev­ lor) is transporting a lot of lumber
action in the circuit court for aald
tention of the commander of the ¡the Knights of Pythias. In conjunc-
at the Nedinah Temple. Gov. Ral­ eral years, A second high wall has from the Utter & Burns mill at Fort
county and state, wherein F. II. Mc­
Notice to Creditors
regiment to the conversation he had ! tion with these ceremonies the forty- ston, of Indiana, was scheduled to been built about the Peterhof Palace Klamath to the Klamath Manufac­
' fifth anniversary of the Knights of
Cornack, a* plaintiff, recovered judg­
In
the
County
Court
of
the
State
of
with one of his soldiers whom he
I Pythias organization in Illinois will address a meeting Sunday afternoon to ensure her greater privacy and turing company’s plant at Shipping­
ment against Eugenie V. Rlchet,
Oregon,
for
the
County
of
Klamath.
claimed he did not know but whom
in the Auditorium theater. A big the doors of tbe palace at Livadia ton.
i
be
observed.
Frank Rlchet and Oregon Inland De-
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Edwin
he described as having “red hair.”
parade on Monday will bring the cel­ have been padded so that no sound
■ velopment company, a corporation,
L. Newbanks, Deceased:
All the red hea ’ed men in the regi­ i Today is Pythian field day. Crack
Saturday night the steamer Eagle
can penetrate from the outside.
ebration to a close.
| Notice Is hereby given that the un- for the sum of eighteen hundred and
ment were lined up and Herr von i drill teams competed this afternoon
brought
down a 100-ton barge load
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‘dersigned has been appointed the ad­ forty-five and 27-100 dollars, two
Lengerke picked out Fischer.
of sand.
ministrator of tlie above estate, and hundred dollars as attorney* fee* and
During the trial it developed that
'that
all persons having claim* against costs and disbursements taxed at
the quarters of the men ar* often
The steamer Modoc brought down
.said
estate shall present same, with twenty-three and 95-100 dollar*, on
esarched for socialistic literature.
two big log rafts from Crystal. One
proper
vouchers, within six months '
"th day °f August, 1914.
Fischer is also alleged to have said
♦ ***
’♦ was
'uo wimiguvu
consigned to me
the Aigoma,
Algoma, ana
and
Notice is hereby given that I will
from
the
date
of
this
notice,
to
said
that there is an extensive secret
the other to the Long Lake plant.
administrator, at his place of busl- on the 12th day of September, 1914,
propaganda and quiet agitation go­ I
ness,
Tenth and Main streets, Klam- at the front door of the courthouse of
ing on in portions of the German
The steamer Annie Laurie Is lying
Klamath county, in Klamath Fall*, in
army.
ath
Falls.
Oregon.
♦ |at her dock, undergoing some minor
said
count, at 2 o'clock In the after­
Dated
August
27,
1914.
Although Fischer’s companions I
*♦* repairs. Captain Guthrie 1* also do-
noon of said day, sell at public aut-
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8.
B.
EVANS,
who were riding in the same com­
♦«»♦ ing «orne painting about the ladle*’
Administrator of the Estate of Edwin tion to the highest bidder, for cash,
partment testified that they had
♦J» cabin.
i
the following described property, to-
L. Newbanks, Deceased.
heard nothing of such a conversation
wft:
8-27-10-1 sw
which Fischer also denied, the mili­
The steamer Klamath Is at the Pel­
The southwest quarter of the
tary court found him guilty.
ican Bay Lumber company’* dock,
Notice of Contest
southeast quarter and tue eolith
acting as a tender for the company’s {Serial No. 05992; Contest No. 714
half of the southwest quarter of
JAPAN NEEDS A
work.
'Department of the Interior, United
section one (1) and tho northwest
BIG WAR BUDGET
States Land Office at Lakeview,
quarter and the west half of the
V
Tho steamer Wlncma went up the
Oregon, August 18, 1914.
northeast
quarter of section twelve
TOKIO, Sept. 5.—A special session
4® lake Tuesday with an assorted cargo. To > William G. Bonham of Olene,
(12), all in township thirty-nine
of the Diet opened today and much
♦» Most of it was bound for Rocky
Oregon (Record address, Klam­
(39) south, range eight (8) east
enthusiasm was displayed.
Count
] Point.
ath Falls, Oregon), Contestee:
of the Willamette meridian, eave
Oknma explained that an extraordin­
You aro hereby notified that
and except that portion of the
ary war budget was needed and said
WAR TAX RAISES
George W. Van Noate, who gives
above described lands described in
"The army and navy are doing their
SOME DISCUSSION Klamath Falls, Oregon, as his post-
that certain partial release of mort­
full duty and all Japanese may be
office address, did on June 1, 1914,
gage dated August 23, 1912, which
proud of them."
United Press Service
file In this office his duly corroborat-
is recorded in Volume 12 of Mort­
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5,—The war ed application to contest and secure
gages at page 381, of the mortgage
SAYS IVAR WILL
tax bill will probably not be reported the cancellation of your homestead
records of Klamath county, Or­
NOT Hl’RT FAIR
on for a week. Many congressmen entry, Serial No. 05992, made Aug-
egon.
oppose the proposal to tax trans­ ust 30, 1912, for E>4 NE%; NE%
Taken and levied upon as the prop-
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5,—
portation tickets and gasoline.
SE>4, Section 7, and the NW >4 SW]orty of said Eugenie V. Rlchet, Frank
Commissioner General Moore of the
Some suggest Increasing the in- ',4, Section 8, Township 40 S, Range Richet and the Oregon Inland De-
Panama-Pacific International exposi­
come fax rate.
12 E, Willamette meridian, and as velopment company, a corporation,
tion has returned from his trip. He
grounds for his contest he alleges or as much thereof as may be necee-
says that despite the war, the foreign
Ox to Lead Parade.
that Willard G. Bonham has not been 1 nary to aatlafy the said judgment in
nations are preparing to participate
United Press Service
on the said land for over one year favor of F. H. McCornack, a* plaintiff,
In the 1915 fair.
PENDLETON, Ore., Sept. 4.— and he has made no improvements i against said defendants, with interest
I thereon, together with all coat* and
Governor Oswald West will lead the thereon.
grand parade the opening day of the
You are, therefore, further notified I disbursements that have or may ac­
WILL A. LEONARD
Round-Up, September 24. He will that the said allegations will be taken crue.
ride the famous Round-Up prize by this office as having been con­ I
C. C. LOW, Sheriff.
DENTIST
saddle and wear the championship fessed by you, and your said entry By Geo. A. Haydon, Deputy.
White Maddox Bldg.
gold and silver belt and the champ­ will be canceled thereunder without
Dated at Klamath Fall*, August
ionship buckaroo hat.
your further right to be heard there- 7, 1914,
13-30-37-3-10 sw
▲ Continuation of the
Klamath Republican
PETROGRAD (formerly St. Pel-
¡ersburg), Sept. 4.—After the over- United Press Service
PARIS, Sept. 4.—On the auniversaiy of Frauce's beiomiug u republic,
Editor whelming defeat administered the
W. o. SMITH ..
--------- ; Austrian forces in the vicinity of the city 1* iu an extremely uervous state, with news from tlie front very
Entered at th* postofflee at Klamath Lomburg, the war office announces meagre.
Falla, Ore., a* second claae matter, that the Austrian army is in danger
¡IMPORTANT NOTICE
f
X
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The last carload shipments of fruit
by freight are now in, and we advise the
people of the city and county to lay in their
supply for the winter now. Later ship-
ments will come by express, and naturally will be higher
in price and of not as good a quality
PRICES
Peaches, per box
Prunes, per box -
T Tomatoes, per box
Apples, per box -
i
TODAY:
60 cents
65 cents
55 cents
$1.00
ASHLAND FRUIT STORE
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