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% THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. Lord Roberts, the British Commander By HAL SHERIDAN (Written for the United I’re»«l NEW YORK. Sept. 10. "Kaiser Wilhelm, with the combined powers of Europe on bis neck, has my ut- • TRAVELING AUDITOR FOR THE DF.NIE8 GERMAN ALLEGATION, most and sincere sympathy," declared John McGraw, manager of the three ERS AGREE UFON THE PROVI- INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COM- AND BRANDS IT AS ATTEMPT time runners up in the world's serie«,; ST PAUL, Mlun., Sept I" 141a | SIGNS OF THE TAX BILL TO during u fanfe»t before he r«turu«.*d That hl* «on* are pitted axalnat his MISSION MAKES INITIAL VISIT TO DRAM ATTENTION FROM I home broken up. hl* family rent a*uu- wife'» brothers. Grunow **) h* has to New York from the r«»cent road MEET REVENUE DEFICIT TO KLAMATH COUNTY der unu his heart sickened by the no doubt. Ill* family, moreover, is BELGIAN EPISODES trip W«mt with hia club. realization that hl* relative* t re kill clOMly allied with poiithm "The reason he ba*," he continued ing each other, Hina Gruno , Ger tlon* that make II practically luipo*. "is because he and I are in tne same WASHINGTON. It. C., Sept. 10.— boat. All the power* of Europe s«vem | man ccnsi.l at St. Paul. I* today a kible fur hi* wife to do other than to In order to check over the payrolls, United Press Service “ I pitiful alglJ The ways and means committee ba* »laud. In »ymimlhy, at least, »gala« etc., of the many local concerns oper- BORDEAUX, Sept. 10.—"France to be allied agaiust him, and I know | i Gruno*** wife I* * French woman her own *ous and husband agreed upon a war tax bill. The pro atlng under provisions of the work- wm formally protest against the Ger- that every ball club in the National posed bill increases the tax on beer She I* In Franc«, and from lat«-*t ad- In explaining the sltuitiun. Uta- men a compensation act, R. T. Spauld- . i mail man itiivbiiiiuu allegation that allies aic are mat the me amts League 1* against the Giant* on gen- ¡ by 50 cents a barrel; wine*, 20 cents, J eral principle*. They all want to see ! ( Vice* Intends joining the Fmnch Red now say* that hl* wife w«* vi*IUa> Ing, traveling auditor of the state In using dum-dum or soft-nose bullets,” and taxes freight 3 per cent of it* .Uro»» Her brother* at«’ in the French lu France when the war wn* <l«|*r*4, dustrial accident commission, is her* said Minister Del Casse today. a winner beaten." value. Woodrow finally accepted the iarmy. Juat where, the consul »ay» be ■nd tTiat their domestic relations ar» from Salem He will spend several "Undoubtedly,” continued the min This little Napoleon baa vised up - ' ---------- cannot --- te |j . Ill* son* are both offi freight tax. — days here. must pleaaant. She writes, he tsy*. ister, "the entire charge is a .well the situation just about as neatly s* cer* In the German army. whenever conditions will permit. Mr. Spaulding covers the Southern ¡planned maneuver to turn public in- said situation can be tabulated. He Oregon territory for the commission, dignation of neutral countries, espe- i* fighting tbe whole league com her«<by award the Amorhan League Western Anatrali* produira mor* Whlle In Klamath he will attend to cially America, from the German bined. Everyone la out to take a fall pennant lo Philadelphi*. gold than any American alate tendi other matters relating to this act. atrocities in Belgium and France.” out of the Giant*. and from here will go to Lake county __________________ more pearl* Io Europe than any utb*r Just why thi* la true la best ex country except Ceylon, and la «aid tu War sure lias Well Known Optician Here II* dlsad vantag«.** plained by the Giant*' leader—"They Dr. Goble has visited Klamath Here wo were Just becoming content have the rlcheat belt of h*rd«uud Dr. Goble, the well known optician ¡all like to see a winner beaten." county many times during the past of Medford, is in the city, and expects cd once mote, the bulk of the Whit* timber In the world For three years now the Glints eighteen years, and has fitted hun- to remain five or six weeks. During Hope army having left u* for foreign have copped the honor* In the parent In a little Inn near Chichester, Kn dreda of people with glasses success- thia time he will visit Merrill and shores, when along comes this war major organization. There la no , PHOTOGRAPHS KLAMATH fully. He may be able to help you Bonanza professionally. nnd they all hike back to the U. 8. A gland there I* a room papered *ltk looney. The fans In the Missouri on« who M* It ’ No charge for consultation. It ft almost tempt* u* to start a war In postage stamps, Dr. Goble has for several years past metropolis have dreamed of pennant* ¡thia country. Maybe It would says: ’ ’ Celling, walls, door*. chain, cha*« ■ been operating a lens-grinding plant doubt but what the league would be ' tables, picture frame*. every part of SCREEN — CHILDREN FROM ’em to Honolulu. PARIS, Sept. 10.—In order to and factory in Medford. better off, financially, at least, If (lie room except the floor, la thickly avoid confusion on the part of the If you are in need of glasses see some other club would step Io llie LAST CONTEST TO BE SHOWN covered, while from the celling 1**1 French soldiers in mistaking the uni him. He gives you the benefit of an CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. lu. front now and then. long festoon* and ropes mad« of bun forms of their allies and their ene optical education and twenty-twe Because tiie Ohio stat* board of mov But that fact isn't going to keep Seven years ago J. V. Houston In dle* of stamp* for which ihst* >u mies, the war office has distributed a years in actual practice. ing picture censor* eliminated from troduced to Klamath Falls its first McGraw’s clan away from another no other place. There are fully I.* large number of copies of pictures Prices are reasonable and consist baby contest. Houston atlll main world'* serie* If they can help It. the fllm "Ten Night* In a Barroom” 000.000 »tamp* are pasted up. showing the various types. It is‘ent with the value of such services, tains that a more beautiful assem They are out to repeat If such a thing I drinking and murder acene*, It ba* pointed out, for instance, that: (Office at Cunningham apartments, op- called down upon Itself the wrath of blage of babies could not have been I* possible. For headache, *ee Dr. (lobi*. it The English are the only troops In posite Central school. Tenth and Pine JONATHAN BOURNE’S COMMIT- All around the loop the fans are Ohio's antl-aaioon league. gathered in any community. khaki. streets. lit TEE SAYS THIS WOULD EQUAL- The antl-aaloon league I* now In In rummaging through an old pulling against the Giants. Even In The Belgian infantry are distin Clerk* In store* In Mexico «mot» cities that are hopelessly out of tne .the thick of * strenuous battle to chest, J. V. came upon a set of photo- IZE THE COMPENSATION OF If you suffer from headache see Dr. guished by their great coat* and dark while waiting on customer* slides. Upon examination he discov race Cincinnati,Pittsburg and Phila make all Ohio dry. The voter* are to ¡Goble. He has permanently cured gray trouser*. RAILROADS ballot on the prohibition amendment ered them to be beautiful photos of delphia. great crowds turn out when IsQUTII ASKS The only difference between th* hundreds, he may be able to help the Giants come to town, simply to at the general election* early In No Klamath'* finest babies. you. Office at Cunningham apart NOO.OOO MIA Uhlans and the Belgian Lancers is Right then and there hatched a root against the McGrawltee, Every- vember and the leugue had planned i (Herald Special Service) ments, opposite Central school, 10th the former are in gray from head to to use tli* film as one of their main WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 10.— new idea, an idea that will undoubt lone seems to want to see the Giants It LONDON, Hept. 10,- Premier Ar foot, but the jacket'and helmet of the and Pine. argument* in galniug votes. Now, ac- I ! ¡dragged down. edly prove of much interest to the In a final report submitted to con qulth. In addressing a joint «essloi <1 Belgians are black. cording to dry workers, the censor* The Boston Brave* were cheered gress, the Bourne committee on rail- I little tots, as well as the grown-ups. parliament today, asked that body u> The Austrian Hussars and Drag SERVIANS AGAIN • It Is the Intention to show on the to the echo when they spurted to the have spoiled it all. ATTACK AUSTRIA way mail pay, has recommended en- Ipaaa a measure increasing the regular oons are in blue with red trousers, "All the punch«?* have been taken ' actment of a law substituting space screen the photos of the babies as front diviaion. There wasn't any par 'army by half a million but their coata have no braiding in out of the fllm,” said Wayne B.; ticular reason for anyone to cheer «they appeared seven years ago, then ' for weight as the basis of railway United Press Service Aaqulth made a patriotic appasl- front and their helmets no plumes. them introduced from the st ige Boston except for the reason that Wheeler, state superintendent of the; He stated that if tbl* force I* Insufl- NI8H, Sept. 10.—Crown Prince mail compensation, and has recom- 1 Boston might beat the Giants out. anti-saloon league. "A saloon seen«« ¡«•lent, Alexander's Servian troops again at mended rates which will yield the as the5r are today. be will ask for further la- «1 BELGIANS THOUGHT drunkenness Imagine the expression on the faces And anyone who would do that could which teaches that tacked the Austrians today. The Ser railroad companies a revenue slightly crease* whenever needed. ENGLISH BLUFFING vian attack is the fiercest yet. and 1 b less than the average revenue re of the no«- big boys and girl*, as they I have all the support any club could bring* crime, disorder and Inefficiency iia* a good result. We feel that th* ceived from tbe transportation of pas gaze on their likenesses of the days wish—at least In the rooting line. driving the enemy back. LONDON, Sept. 10.—"The Bel )lllm should be shown a* the book was sengers, the revenue in each instance gone by, some In tubs, some in swad- gians were at first extremely dubious REI/GIAN LOSS written. Meanwhile the censors ling clothes, and others without a As the teams are shaping up for being computed on a car mile basis. of our Intention to send troops to Bel the tinal dash for the old penant pole, stand pat on the ruling that saloon' IS $200,000,000 It is estimated that this will result stitch on ’em. gium to support them,” said an En Another baby photo show is being i one of the prettiest race* In the his scene* are naughty, and oxa not« creep in increasing the compensation of the glish officer just returned from the | i ANTWERP, Sept. 10.—The gov railroads about >3,000,000 per an- arranged. The coming show will be tory of the National league looms up. into any film* in the state. front. “Night after night they crowd ernment estimates that the actual num, or slightly less than 5 per cent. H,a&ed at the Star theater. The con-, With the four leading club*—Giants, ed about the British consulate at Os-, monetary war damage so far is at The railroads contended that they *ei,t ANTWERP, Sept. 9.— 11 la bc limited to fifteen entries,, Braves, Cardinals and Cubs—bunch- tend clamoring for news. When it! least >200,000,000. were underpaid >15,000,000 per year. an(l wil1 commence as soon as those eft so closely that the leader might that many Germans were drowned I was definitely known that tbe British 1 _ desirous of entering leave their names change every day, the fans around Sunday, when the Belgians broke the ! Impure or adulterated fo«*’ expeditionary force bad started, Bel and photos at either the opera house the loop are stirred up as they never dikes and flooded the country south Muffs impair the mind gian men and women asked that the of here. This was to preveut opera or the Star theater box office. were before. Union Jack be brought out by the All photos will be numbered, so the Down In old St.Looey they're kinds tion* by the Germans, it I* estimated physique, It I* contrary to 6* eunsul. When this was done they I patrons will vote by number and not /or years and years, but not since the that 5,000 Germans were drowned. law* of Nature, filed past, kissing the flag.” I by name. f The photo receiving the Browns' sensational spurt of 1908 In udditloti, many guns were dis You can best fiala highest number of votes will be have they had as good a chance to abled by the flood and abandoned. mental nml physical f«<'«W<‘ COPH LEAVE FOR THE ¡awarded a handsome prize, the con- crawl Into the pennant copping band i by «•atiiig only »■■<11 foodei*9* WAR, CITS ON DUTY I testant receiving the second highest wagon. LONDON, Sept. 9. It Is reported number of votes will also receive a a* are pure, w liol««"’** *n<l 1,1 Huggins' men are getting al] kinds that a British gunboat captured n LONDON, Sept. 10.—Twenty thou-1 prize. of support. The Mound City fans German mine layer with 200 mines j gealible. sand citizens of London have joined Announcement of prize« will be flock to Robinson Held In droves. aboard. the volunteer police force as special And yon can be*l obtal* "Bt made before the beginning of the con- —----------------- - | constables, to take the place of reg foodstuff* by dealing ”|,h ‘ |te*t. The voting will continue for While all this furore Is going on in a«e lw<» kind» of Insurance. i ular policemen who have gone to the According to the latest crop re- year, The oat crop is estimated at thirty days from opening date. All the Tener circuit, a feeling of reatful ■tore that make* ■» 01 write* the tli« kind k.n,i that ii. paya. ..... ' write« war. port compiled by the bureau of crop /12,100,000 bushels, as compared with rules governing this contest will be calm pervades the atmosphere domi handling them and !■■• * ’*•’ estimates, In co-operation with the , 12,667,000 bushels last year, while announced as soon ns the required nated by one Byron bancroft Jobn- TORRENTIAL RAINS the barley crop estimate Is 3,990,000 fifteen entries have b«»en made. tntlon to *UNtAln. ison. Oh, to be sure, they are still I yler, Rudolph and Jam«* wouldn't ol IN WARLIKE CHINA weather bureau, Oregon’s wheat crop, ' bushels and was 4,200,000 in 1913. playing ball In that circuit. If you are not aln,*<l> oB* work an hard as they are working If September 1, amounted to 16,874,000 ' i In potatoes there was another If you want glasses fitted and live Yes, and once In a while the Ath they knew just what was In «tore tor our great army •>/ TOKYO, Sept. 10.—Heavy tor bushel*. This is a gain of not quite :'shrinkage, the difference between out of the city, write Dr. Goble, and letic* lose a game—once In a while, them If they win the National League we invite you to I’1*** * rents of rain, making the greatest a million bushel* over last year. The : 4,920,000 bushels this year and 6,- he will call on you without extra occasionally, as It were. But those pennant. They have never faced J. >111. ..*• »b,k floods along the Shantung in thirty total estimate September 1, 1914, of ' 750,000 last fall. This year's apple I charge. Prices for work same a* at scintillating athletes, performing un trial ordere w Franklin Baker, Edward Collin* and t<> grocery «•**' )Mn, have forced a suspension of the nation'* wheat crop Is 2,600,000,- crop is estimated at 3,340,000 bush i his office in Medford. der the name of Mackmen, have young Mr. McInnis. What a pleasant it straight road land operation* against the Germans 000 bushels, els, which is a little smaller than in spurted out so far In front In the surprise awaits them! fact Ion, by the Japanese. 1 Of th* Oregon wheat crop e«tlmate 11913. Need glasses? See Dr. G&ble It American league that nothing abort The Germans have built bomb 13,684,000 bushels are winter wheat The hay crop is also smaller, ac of a team made up of Ty Cobbs, Joe 1 tie Venezuelan government has proof shelters at all exposed post- and 3,190,000 bushels spring wheat. cording to the report. This gives the Accurate Information about Jacksons, Christy Matthewsons and decided to use 1 per cent of the im ■ ion*, in order to prevent aviators 1 In the estimate of the oat and bar- 1914 yield at 1,720,000 tons, which Is Klamatli Basin. See Chilcote, other such ilk, could head them off. port duties collected for a fund for from reaching them. ley crops there is a shrinkage this . 12,000 tons short of last year. Main. | As there ain’t no sich animal,” w«*anitsry purpose*. ph«*»900 Fight Wives’ Brothers HOUSTON PLANSÄ PHOTOBABYSHOW MAIL BY SPACE The Dullest Mind is Brightened by the Maf. Use of Pure Food Oregon Crop Estimate Shows Up Prosperous Ik* Sunset Grocery