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WATCH YOUR HORSES ! ! ! ♦ IgADISÛ PAPKH OF* Z molthkrn oregon * Lots of Autos Going to the Bonanza Fair This Week ® l’i' ë'rmi-lüri'kl i( iterai ft VOl.llMK XIX ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦««•a* ♦ IlL.U HES EVEKYO.Xr ♦ ♦ IX KLAMAm (OI M t * ««••»•••••••• KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1914 NIMBER 6H 1 Rhiems Buildings Ruins m ♦ ♦ ♦ TIONM W IM m |(| fid S| x i , II h »;AH< HI IW ARE LN THE FIELD l> ♦ ♦♦ OFFICIALS MEDILI CASE IS VISIT KLAMATH BEING FERRE LED 8Ï THE SHERIFF • ♦ ♦ Non-Combatants Killed ♦ ♦ ♦ « » « WILL HF HERE TO CONKER W ITH LOCAL COMMITTEE REGARD- ING SOUTHERN OREGON'S EX ♦ ♦ ♦ MM1KING for him HIBIT IT MAN FRANCISCO Fight Along The River Aisne Continues With out Advantage For .Either Side A meeting of great Importance to the welfare of the young people'» movement in the county will be bold the latter part ut >.ht< week when rrp ,u Morn'n« for a Deci Hum—Wn» leai'niatIve» of nil of tti<- cbtin-h young to Have Met <». A. Harri» La»t (people'» uigunlzalloii» In the county lly W M. PHII.I.IP SIMS 'Will asaemble ut the Chrlatlah church Xighi, Hut M” Ear, No Traie Ha» |He»»l<,n» will be held Friday. Satur United Pre»» Service PARIS, Sept 21. The ninth day in I lie Wood». day mid Sunday. of tlie battle along the Alsn<- contin Tho Christ Ian Endeavor »ocletlca jof the ChrlNtimi and Presbyterian ue» with neither side doing any de cisive work. g»ar< hlug puttie« sie In the held to- icbureli«», the Epworth league of the I he city of Ithleins was bombarded day looking for William Couzlvuiuti M I efiurrh Hid thi Voting People's >< Hti rdny The pilnclpai buildings i '.i.<l>-ly of the Hapll*l church of this (oreoiuii st tliv H< bofleld Prea»«d were buttered and many non-combat gtoue company » work» at the court ii tty will be represented, in addition to ants wire killed The Hotel de Ville { representative» from the Mt. laiki So- bou»» site t'ouilemun ha» been rul»»-1 and the miiHi'iim were destroyed. and jciety, the two Merrill societl»« and Ing alar» Suuday aftrrnoon. only a pail of tin- cat lied ra I walls are the society at llonntiza Darly Huudny morning Couzli-ntiin. > »landing. Tom Wntters, the Graham brothers I 1 II. II. Itottmmi of Portland, »tnt< General Gallienl »ays the German« tad E. b Usury left in the lultet al ¡field worker for the Clirlatlun En intentionally fired on the principa I rar tor a deer hunt in the vicinity of deavor, and Everett Baker, preaident building« ibr Conley ranch on the Klamath i of the »late Christian Endeavor So The French left la trying to out- Kltar. O A. Harris left earlier lhau ciety, will be bere to participate In the Hank von Klu< k'« command. lb« oilier mu< blue, and nil atarted Iho work. !^>c«l speaker« will also hai» The Geilnau center, under von Bue theme» low. is attempting to pierce the allies hunt at tbc same time. Session« will be held all three days. 1 'near t'raonne. The lighting was re At noon nil assembled and ate luni'b together. Al thia meeting it A tiualne«» »e»»lon will be held K I- sumed everywhere today. Tlx- German», endeavoring to pene that t onnleman would re- day. and In the afternoon a program In the evening there trate the enemies' lines, are lighting tnra to Klamath Falla with Harris, will le giyrn ind the two arraagod a Umo for moot vtll t>e a rc<<b'tloii und bumiuet for desperately. They have made re- the visitors. I>euted ihaige», being repulsed with Programs will be livid Saturday ut heavy losses. Tb. time for the meatiug arrived, villi bo appearance of Conalemau. ternoon ad evening, Sunday morning Harria waited tor him until after 1 nt 7 o'clock there w III be u Christian o’clock thia morning, then he came Endeavor prayer nivei Ing at the back io towu »nd spread th» alarm church. Sunday afternoon another Thia amrntng »eareteera »farted out !■ I program will be bold, and the convert acour the territory near the Conley Gon will conclude with a union young ranch tor Uonzieman Thu» tar, they lieople's meeting at the Christian church Sunday night. baroaot reported. VIEW In order to confer with Caleb T. Sparili Will He Made ut the Lake Oliver, manager of the Klamath coun ty exhibit for the Panama-Pacific In < ounty sent fur Evidence RegatB- ternational exposition, and W. A. Del- mg Medili unit W lilluin», and After zell, W. T. Lee, E. It. Kearnes, H. H. Edmonds and C. M. Onelll, the fair That, Operation» Will Be Carried * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ iy KARL \ <»X WIEGAND committee, regarding the Southern ♦ ♦ on in rhe Vicinity of Keno Spriug» HER!.IN, (via 1 he Hague/, Sept. Oregon exhibit, a number of officials ♦ I'Rt »TEST DI STRI < TION ♦ 2-.—The German bombardment of of the Southern Oregon P.-P. I. E. As und of Bonanza. ♦ ♦ ♦ I' nlted Pre»» Service. ♦ • Khiems was necessitated because the aociatlon will be here tonight, Among the visitors, who left Ash-' ♦ WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. . heaviest French tire was from that ♦ 2 1 The French office today ca ♦ point, it is stated that the German land at noon, are Vice President Resolved to unravel the mystery ♦ bled the French cm bassy here ♦ artillerymen were given orders to ¡Josephson of Roseburg, Secretary J concerning the whereabouts of Jack P. Quinlan of Grants Pass, and H. O. ♦ that France submits to the ♦•»pare liie cathedral it possible. Frohbacfa, manager of the Jackson Medill, the carpenter who left hers ‘u ♦ world's Judgment, the destruc ♦ tion of Khiems by the Germans . f The following statement has been county exhibit. Mr. Oliver is a vice May with Frank Williams, and has .president of the organization. not been seen since. Sheriff Low and ♦ ■a» "a revolting act of vandalism.”* K'ven out by the war office: ♦ ♦ "The battle along the Aisne cou i At this meeting, it is believed, that R. A. Emmett left this afternoon for ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Unties, with the situation unchanged details for the exhibits from South Lakeview. There they will make In ern Oregon will be discussed. Wheth vestigation to see if Medill ever reach The German forces are holding their er the exhibits at the Southern Ore ed there, as Williams said he did. The strength of the German posi tions along the Alsne are now real ground, und in the center are on the gon section will be intermingled, or WilLams is in the county Jail, ized The casualties are staggering. offensive. whether each county will have a por I charged with the killing of Allen Mc There Is no Improvement In the "Owing to the rains and unfavor tion of the space, is another question Leod at Midland last month. After weather. he and Medill left Keno Springs, fol able weather, our forces have been to be talked. A French advance today toward lowing a few day»' employment on the compelled to withhold their attack l.assingy revives the belief that the Edler ranch, nothing has since been enveloping of von Kluck may succeed. temporarily. There is an improve heard of Medill. Some time later, Von Kink's objective is believed to be ment today, so we may soon move Williams returned to Klamath Falls, Compigne His position is reported forward. with Medill’s team, outfit and carpen as serious, and it Is said that 100,000 "Our artillery is vastly superior to ter tools, saying that Medill went on men are reinforcing his command. that of the French and British.” I to Lakeview and Alturas. Williams is also said to have worn f clothing belonging to Medill. He has told several conflicting stories regard ing Medill, and the officials are al most certain that Willkims killed Ol’T SPECIMENS FOR THE Medill. KLAMATH EXHIBIT—SOME AT After investigating at Lakeview, Ix>w and Emmitt will go to Keno CHAMBER OK COMMERCE Springs and Bonanza to investigate. - - I The residents of that district will help them, and they will scour the country RECEIVES NOTIFICATION OF HIS A number of the exhibits that at- for some clue that will clear up the »UHI.H III IT OX LANDING OE WPOLNTMENT TODAY FROM tracted such admiration at the Merrill matter. fair Friday are to be given space in GOVERNOR—WAS A MEMBER I nitiil Ptess Service the Klamath display at the Panama- I PETROGRAD, Sept. 21.—Two mil OE EORMER BOARD Pacific exposition. Others from Mer 1 I ROPE rill and from other parts of Klamath lion men are lighting in the third gen ■ county will be sent to the coming eral battle in Galacia. The Russians, C. F. Stone was Saturday appoint Land Show in Portland next month, William G. Shepherd, the little ■ reinforced, are driving Dankl back - GOVERNMENT WILL MEND KX. M MtlON « LEMI NTS. THBoK.H U ed a member of the State Fish and and to the Portland Chamber of Com Journall»t, who as the United Press, II. A. REXNI II. BRINGS MTHIX ward. PERT 1<> < «»-OPERATE W ITH Game commission, He received a merce as a permanent Klamath coun »tuff correspondent iu Mexico gave The Russian siege guns have ar- notice to this effect from Governor ty exhibit. that pre»» associutlou a world beat on i TO III l OI I II ti l l GEH DI I OX AtiHlt I l.l I rih T n EOR HEXEIT Some of the Merrill exhibits, in the landing of the American murines rived, and are bombarding the forts West. I.IH.GIXG t oxi n M l' OE THE FIRMER ut Vera Cruz, Is again In Ilia vicinity of Prtemysel. The forts are replying. The appointment expires May 22, cluding stock beets from the Tolle ranch, and potatoes from the Burris HONANZA BABY', SERIOUSLY' of the bullets. He is now in Europe, I and the casualties are heavy. 191S. and Merritt ranches, are on display anil will he one of the United Pre«»' BURNED, IS AT THE RLACK- Stone was a member of the first The war office claims further ad- The New hart & Nortli Lum her coni army that I h covering the war, giving' (Herald Special Her vice) ''oinmission named. Afterward he at the Chamber of Commerce. The „ .vances by the Russian army. BURN HOSPITAL—CASE BEING WASHINGTON, D C., Hept II.— , pany nre defetidant« In a »ult to fore the Herald and other I tilted Press and three others resigned, in an effort ¡Transparent Wax apples from the reliable news while it is a Ku8, " an nl « hl altack ’ they ¡Barnum orchard, are also there. «lose on n logger'« lien, llled by Ms r- pu)>er» »Udi heliovlug that the Oregon farm need» WATCHED WITH INTEREST overwhelmed the Austrians at Dubi- to have Commissioner Kinney reinov- One big feature of the Merrill show •cletitinc bualue«« organization ns Ion Clements, through W. II A Iteli news. ( ed. Stone does not know if others , eck on the San. and took a thousand | 2<>. was "Uncle Nate Merrill's exhibit of '«•"•h as doe» .a./ corporation, and ner The ainounf involved I n i were appointed today or not. Shepherd is a writer of great abil- i , prisoners and twenty guns. I In i'ddltlon. fioo attorney fee» and fresh strawberries, picked from the I •*’*' that the Oregon farmer Buffers ity, and n keen student of events, -------------------------- - A 2-year-old child of Mr. and Mis. vines that morning. Can the rest of is always able to see behind the cur- i ■tore from Inefficiency and leakage of the rost» are asked. Frank White of Boanaza is at the Return From California .the state equal it? The Orr Lake I.umher Company I« tain, ami his forecasts hb to who is, United Press Service w*t Item» than from any other one Blackburn hospital in a serious con VIENNA (via Rome. Censored). Mr* M F Nelson and daughter, Plu«*' the United State» government ii I ho niade a defendant, as the (umher pulling the string Invariably work out dition, as a result of burns received Our battle line in Russia .re,urned la"‘ nlght fr2ra * Step» on latdder; Falla. i Sept IS '* preparing to place un efficiency ax- owned hy the Newhart-North Company according to hi» Intuitive outlines Sunday. The little fellow and anoth-. l*n in thin stale to co-operate with H iabeled wlth slgns «aylng il bo Before going into the field Shoti- 1 v»n never stronger,” says a v.ar office m-mth's visit with relatives in Duns- Henry Fay, employed iu paintiug er child were playing near the tire in u.iir, Calif. longa to the Orr Lake concern the county farm experts. I erd has made n study of the cause» statement today. "The new battle ithe Foster residence in Hot Spring» the White home, and one or the other ---------------------------. These men will make a ayatematlc leading up to the war. interviewing line from Przemyl to Cracow Is en addition, fell from the roof this morn- Rf,t “ piece of rope afire, which Ignited Hayden 1» Back. •wvay of condition«, and will forintt- the diplomatic lvuders of Europe. The gaged. In From Ranch. ilug, when Just as be started to de- the child’s clothing. if poHMlble, n »chediile of «ng II. K. Hayden, formerly Irrigation results of his Investigations are to be "For strategic reasons, the Aus The baby was rushed here front Bo- Burrel Short was a county seat vis eend a ladder it slipped on the con- «•Hons to eliminate present waste. inn linger of the Klamath project, but given In a »cries of three articles. Th-.» trians retreated to this line, occupy itor today, coming iu from his ranch !crete sidewalk, dropping the painter nanza by C. E. Darley. it Is badly This government expert will co now In the same position on the i rat of these appears In this Issue of ing stronger positions. to the ground. He sustained a gash burned about the head, neck and ab- on the Merrill road. operate directly with the Oregon Ag- Truckee-Carson project, Is here going the Herald Don't miss them. in the right side of the scalp, neces- domen, according to Drs. Truax and rcultural College, the expense of the over the project with .1. G. Fry, for sltating a few stitches, and he was Hunt, and it may be found necessary Tonsils Removed. U»» line Of work to bo borne Jointly merly of the Mlnadoka project, who J otherwise bruised. .to graft on skin to save It. Miss Hazel Barnes underwent McKenzie Money Ready y ,he «overninent and the state. i succeeded Hayden here. operation Sunday for tonsilitis. Clyde It Selfs, supervisor of the Cascade National Forest, has received Hooked n Ten-Founder. ¡Information by wire from the depart ment at Washington, that 110,000 of Miss Edith Fry, a stenographer at! the $70.000 promised for the fm- the reclamation service headquarters, l rovement of the road over the sum established an office record Sunday, mit by way of the McKenzie pass Is when she caught and landed a nice now available. It will be here in n EXPERT SHOE FITTER FROM SAN ten-pound trout at the Lost River i»hort time, but tho actual work of FRANCISCO WILL HE HERE TO diversion dam. Improvement will not begin until next ATTEN D TO THAT PART OF THE . summer, when the winter snows will Bohemia Is Active have disappeared. It is the Intention SELLING GAME Things have not looked so good io take a steam shovel mid other ma- ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ for activity in the Bohemia mining ihlner.v to (lie summit, to he used ill | ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ district for several years as they do the construction of the road Bend Now that the Merrill district fair Is the Klamath Chamber of Commerce .1. F. Maguire is a busy man today, now. The Vesuvius Mining company •he following is a Halem dl»|iati'h| Il 1« charged that « number of suit« Btillefn. thing of the past, and proved such ■at the meeting Tuesday night. ¡.n ranging for his sale of the stuck has been active during the entire sea to,he IWiiuiHi Journal: brought iignliist the denlaen» of lh,,| Liko Merrill, Bonanza plans to i of the C. E. Atkinson store, which ho son, taking out more gold than for a wonderful success, the Bonanza red light district have never been have a time that will not be soon for- I purchased nt auction a few days ago. ,ov*rnor West has ordered nn In- Ashland Pastor Lcavcw years. Ten stamps have been In oper District fair occupies the center of brought to trial and that some of I gotten, and a display of products that I Mac has Just returned from San Frnn- '•’•'gatlon of alleged unlawful condl-' them ation there almost continuously. Last the stage. This Is to be given on have been on Judge Benson | Rev. W. A. Schwimley, who has will open the eyes of all to the possi I cisco, where he filled out broken lots, (week ten stamps were put in opera foll'o ?lrt ln Klan"»'h F’allH. calendar for mnny months wlthov.tl been tile pastor of the Congregational Thursday and Friday of this week. bilities of that great region. A great etc. He is now getting the store tion at the West Coast properties, and 'nllowing tllc -------- . church of this city for four years, has "• receipt of complaints uny action being taken. While the plans have not been ball Is to be given Thursday nlgbL, ready for the big sale tomorrow. the new management has laid plans i realigned from thia pulpit. His realg- tr«v"i!,hl" rll> “ Recently "'on'ly a a Portland Portland I Governor West proposes to ascer In organizing his selling force, Ma for continuous operation. Ten more definitely arranged, it is understood and Friday there will ba a number of 'nation will take effect on or before treat ",,l"HW'>'>"in eomp'_:„. : tain nlsa whether Judge Benson ha» Interesting events, including races, >nn complained of " In Klamath Fall«, 1 October 1. Rev. Schwimley will ns- guire secured nn expert shoe Utter,; stamps will be started as soon us that there will be a great delegation ' bucking contests, etc. i, and I he complied with the act of 1911, which from the Philadelphia shoe store in ; there is sufficient water to furnish of Klamath Falls people attending tauther "f1"1"1 ” rr°m “ W,fe nnd require« ull Judges to render a deci i»ume the duties as pastor of the First The following premium list has Congregational church at I.odl. Calif. Sun Francisco. He will have charge power for the electric generating the big event in the Clover Leaf City. *lthb |'f 1,11,1 rlly’ W1,OI,P name I h aion in every case within three t---- of that department during the sale. plant. — Eugene Register. This will no doubt be taken up by (Continued on page <) «“bold by th. governor. | Ashland Tidings. i months after It Is aubmltted. West to Investigate Governor Reports Receipt ol Another Long Letter I MERRILL DISPLAY MAY GO 10 EXPO FOR BIC SALE BonanzaFairlsNext Another Big Delegation May Journey to That Town I r, I • -•