WATCH YOUR HORSES ! ! !
Lots of Autos Going to the Bonanza Fair This Week
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Only American With
the German Armies
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Desperate Move To Relieve von Kluk
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PART IN THE IT I.EIIRATKIN
last Friday it waa "On to Merrill
Tomorrow It will be, "BotiMnxa,
Ahoy!"
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LONDON, Sept. 24.
The
* Daily News priât* a Copenbagen
♦ fil«pa(cb to the effect lhat Syndi
(.ERM tX FIELD Gt XH SAIO TO EX * cs II* t» are placarding the walls
♦ in Berlin and elsewbere in Ger-
CEFI > THE EXPEI TATIoXS OF e many wlth the notice:
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"We want peaee Down with
EVEX THE GENERAL STAFF-
♦ the kaiser."
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The police have been unable
* to locale the authors.
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IF I'Hol'Elt I’I.AX h (AX HE MADE,
KLAMATH F A LI Ji WILL
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BERLIN REPORTS
ARMY UNCHECKED
A delegation ol Klamath.Fall« peo
ple, many of whom attended the big
tools'« at Merrill, are planning to leave
in the morning for llonunxa and take
lu the sight* theta Report* rratbing
here- through Cale Oliver and others
"The German field artillery has
are to the effect that a big surprise
more than fulfilled the expectations of
awulla the people »to n they see wbat
the general staff. Its accuracy Is won
lhe dry farmers out that way are
derful at all ranges."
doing.
It la stated that a piece of shrap
While the delegation going from
nel severed the Jugular vein of Lieu
here tn Houansa may not be a* large
tenant General vou Slelnmtet. and
as the one to Merrill, there will lw a
killed him.
good representation
Any autos not
supplied with "Klamath Falla 1« With
You" pennants can «ecurr them at the
Chamber of Commerce.
CHANTAI 91 A I.ECTt HER W ILL
Another matter to call up th*
IIIMTKN •■FALLAI Il s o| PRO-
Chamber of Commerce about la the
number of extra seals In your auto
mobile.
If «ullabie t.anaporiation
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arrangements can be made It la be
ERA HOI NE
ANTWERP. Sept 24. Belgians,
lieved a number of local musicians
righting from an armored train, de
will make the trip, take In the fair
feated the German* near Ghent. Th*
and render band music, so extra seals
Th« first local gun by the unll-pro-
German losses were heavy.
ar* eagerly sought.
hi« will t>r fired thia owning at Hous-
ton's <>|>er* house, when Edward 1
Adams ('nntrall will apeak. "Twelve
Fundamental Fallacl«* of Prohibí- '
tlon" will be bla theme.
Beenii«< a man oppo«ea prohibition
Is no re««<>n Io accuse him of being a I
drunkard, for there are many tem I'nlted Press Service
United Press Service
pera nee workers who arc opposed to
TOKYO, Sept. 24. -It I* announced
BUCHAREST. lioumania. He|>l. 14.
the prohibition movement on the that British Infantry to reinforce the
High official* declare that th« new
ground that It Is a move against per- Japs at Shantung peninsula have been
cabinet ha« overcome the opposition
Minal liberty, finch a stand 1« taken sent from Hongkong It is stated that
of Klug Carol, who has Huuli) agreed
by Cantrell, who Is well known a general attack on tbe Germans will
to u niobllisullou of the army. They
throughout the I'nlted Stales for his probably begin before the end of the
«ay that it ha* been practically de
work on Lyceum and Chautauqua month.
cided that lioumania will aid the al
lecture platform*.
lies, and that the mobilisation of the
army will be complete within a week.
Heie to Teach.
Miss Elisabeth Lewis, who will
Klamath as Winter Result.
In hope of beneflttlng the latter's lesili the Bly high school, arrived last
health. Mr*. J A. Walker and daugh night from Portland. The Uly school
ter cam« here la*l night from Saticoy, lernt opens Mouday.
Belgians Win in
Armored Trains
Roumania Next
to Get in War
Britons Go to
Help the Japs
STUDENTS WANT
Calif. Mln* Walker's physician ad
vised a winter in a high altitude and •»•nt Return*
Joseph H. Kent returned lust night
snappy «limate and Klamath at once
appealed to them The two are at the from a business trip to the Middle
, West.
Hotel Hall.
MERRILL NAN FALLS TO HIS
RATH FROM RUNNING BOARD
OF SLOW MOVING AUTOMOOILE
IWO REPORTS IS
10 SEA FIGHTING
INDIAN CITY
LU TEI» OFF
ALLIETI
It ECLAM VTÎON
GER-
DERED TO
One report says the Bayan sank her
enemies but was herself damaged.
Anotber report is to the effect that
the Bayan was torpedoed amidships
and sank after the Germans were de-
st roved.
United I'reaa Service
LONDON, Sept. 24,—(Official state
ment » The German cruiser Emden
fired nine shells at Madras. India, to
day, entering the harbor at 9 o’clock
for this mission.
One shell hit Mme oil tanks, setting
two on fire.
The telegraph office,
Seamen's Club •nd some trucks were
also struck.
The forts around the harbor replied
nnd the Emden then withdrew.
The affair lasted about fifteen min
ute*
Austrian Poles
Refuse to Fight
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PETROGRAD, Sept. 24.—The Rug,
«Ian* have captured an Austrian ar
mored train near Jaroslaw. Novoe
Vreyma conforms the report that the
Austrian Poles are refusing to light
Russia.
OFFICIALS
MAKE
A
TEMPO-
RARV (T.OSIXG FOR THE WIN
FORCEN
HAVE COMPLETER AHRANGE-
F
MEXTS WITH THE I AN KRIM
PARIS. Sept 24.—Th« Germans
I
made repeated attacks on tbe allies'
MER l>IT< H PEOPLE.
Major Marshall l-anghorn«, tnli-
center last night, but were repulsed.
•
tary
attache
of
tbe
American
embas
Experts »ay that this shows that the
enemy Is doing everything possible to sy in Berlin, will be the only foreign
Project Manager J G t’amp has Just
relieve the pressure of tbe allies on officer to see the war with the German j
armies. By an order of Kaiser Wil received Instructions frdm Washing
their right.
The war office admits that the Ger helm himself, t*e major was provid ton to close the headgate» in the rail
man assaults upon the French center ed with a carriage snd horses, an au road embankment, where the Houth-
ha* continued night and day for forty-, tomobile and a complete field outfit, ern Pacific crosses Klamath Strait».
eight hours. The enemy is plainly and given permission to accompany
This will close the waters of th«
working to force a withdrawal of the the general staff In the field.
Klamath River out of Lower Klamath
French from the left.
lutke and marshes.
The French line ia holding
The
This is a temporary closing order
losses are the heaviest in the war to
i dale.
at present.
ÏES, REALLY II
IS NOI SUMNER
General von Bohm* army, compris
lulled Press Servltw
•
ing practically eli of the German net-
PARIS, Sept. 24. Conflicting re-
force in Belgium, has reinforced
l>oi ts are lielng received regarding the von Kluk.
A statement issued at 3 o'clock
engagement near tbe entrance to the
Gulf of Finland between tkw Russian ibis afternoon says that the turning WEATHER IS NO LOVELY THAT
cruiser Bayah and a German light movement of the allies on the Ger
INIMCE.MENT HAS TO HE OF-
man left continues.
(miser and two destroyers.
lit RENOTEEN OF THE NEWER
STEPH, WHO WANT THE RAX
WITHDRAW
OF
Fluiti FK.HTIXG VOX KI.I'K
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BERLIN, Hept 24. The following
l a lenient 1« from the war office:
"Despite hardships resulting from
unfavorable «either condii ion«, the
Herman troops fighting In France
(hand Duk« Nicholas Nlcholale- ,
have not tieen checked. The allies'
vltch I* the commander ot the Rus center bus been compelled to retire
sian army, and to him a* much as the nt a number of points.
generals In the field ha» been given
"Attempts of the allie« to envelop
credit for the rout of the Austrian
tlx- German right are reported as hav
army in tialicta
According to re
ing failed utterly, and the various as ONE SAVN RI NMIAN WAN VICTOR;
ports from Petrograd, which may be
ANOTHER THAT IT HANK—GER-
biased, mure than I3<),ot*o prisoners { saults at this point arc said U> have
been repulsed with heavy loss.
LOWER
GATES
HEAVIEST IN WAR
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Russian Commander
Who Beat Austrians
MAKING
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1914
VOLUM* XU
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• It FACHEN Lt ERNON E
The efforts of the allies to drive the I
Germans from their intrenchments be-
tween the Oise and tbe Aisne failed,
and the Germans were able to resist
numerous bayonet charges by the
allied troops.
FEBEI» TO «ET THE STRAW
«ATM OFF THE STREETS
Slimmer is a thing of the past.
If permanent agreements can b*
made between the marsh land owners
for tbe reclamation of these lands and
the supplying of water to the Van
Brimmer ditch at Merrill before Feb
ruary 1, 1*15, the order can be made
a permanent one. If not, the gates
will be opened as usual o supply wa
ter to the Van Brimmer ditch, which
will mean the flooding again of the
marshe*.
This Las been an extra dry year,
and the water in Klamath Lake is at
nn extremely low stage. The govern
ment desires at this time to take ad
vantage of thia low stage to haateu
the drying up and reclaiming ot the
marsh lands.
With the water shut off while the
stage Is low. the marsh land owners,
if they provide for the irrigation un
der the Van Brimmer ditch, can .gain
a great start this year in their work
of reclaiming about 54.000 acres of
ntarsh land around the lower lake.
This is self-evident In many other
places, where overcoats, etc., have
made their appearance, but here in
Klamath Falls, where the days are
Ideal, the temperature Just right snd
the grass and flowers still green, it is
hard to realize it. Only the russet
hues of the falling leaves and the talk
of high school football tend to show
the season.
But we come again on the same
line: “Summer has went.” In fact.
It has been a thing of the past for'
three days, for the beginning of the
autumnal équinoxial season is here.
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No other indication of the ideal
CETTINJE. Sept. 24,—It is an weather here need be cited that the
nounced that the Montenegrins are fact that straw hats are still being
successfully bombarding Serajevo, worn by some of our male population. I'nlted Press Service
nnd that the city's fall Is near.
But they won't be long. If the K. K. K
PETROGRAD. Sept. 24.- The Rus
store can help it.
sian «lege guns from Mmberg are
In today's issue of the Herald that reducing the five main forts protect
popular emporium offers to buy - up ing Przemysl. The Russian* have oc
last summer’s straw hats. It makes cupied a part of the main railway to
no difference how yellow or battered ,Cracow, snd now hold Chyrow Junc
they are. they all fetch the same price tion. It is announced that the Rus-
I he present week. This is two bits sians are compelling the entire Aus-
per, to be applied on the purchase of trian and German line to retreat to-
i ward Crsoew.
a new fail hat.
The French left wing between
Somne and the Oise continues to re
pel the Germans under von Kluk.
The allies have advanced slightly
to the northwest toward Reye. and a
detachment has occupied Peroune.
The losses to the active German
corps has been enormous, the Bavar
ians suffering most.
Serajevo Soon to
Fall to Invaders
IS BUSY PLACE
Przemysl Forts
Badly Battered
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Servian Advance
Still Continues
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NISH. Sept. 24.—it is announced
that the Servians have resumed the
offensive, and have captured two
waltz from campus dancing will be cities on the Drina, losses on both
finish the brick work of the citjr hall
sides being enormous.
The Servian Invasion of Bosnlt con- for the second story, and will have it
all finished about three days later,
tinuea.
when the tire wall is completed.
At a meeting of the senior women
Within three weeks the artificial
,
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the following resolution governing Going to California.
1 a » w Hoaglifiil aud Carl Young will stone columils, the concrete steps and
the rules of dancing for the coining
,
United Slates Consul Carruthers,
Falling off ihe running board of an ' Wednesday, owing to forgetting his year was adopted.
leave in lhe morning for California the concrete floors will all be finished I'lilted I Tea* Servie*
iiiiloinoblle driven by Will T. U>e, iglasaes, and while he was being
"Resolved, Thatprogressivedanc- where the boys expect to spend the
In tbe basement of the new struc
at
Torreon, has been ordered to Chi
, Consul ■lohn R. SillliiMii, uow in
huahua to ask Villa whether he will
Wllllam Jennings, well known In this shaved the barber had Io «lop »having ing be permitted at campua dances winter. Hoagland goes to deliver a ture a force from the Klamath Iron
charge of tin- American enilmsay at consider any other method than that
car Io Redwood City. From there he Works is busily engaged lu Installing i
«ectlon, was Instantly killed when he several limes, and rub Jenkins' head under the following conditions:
Mexico City, today telegraph* that of hostilities to settle his dispute
'
the
steel
work.
C.
B.
Coon
is
also
to
give
him
relief.
"First
That
the
order
of
dances
will go to Antioch, where he will
struck the pavement at the corner of
It I* possible that It may have been , on the program be supervised to In- work this winter with "Bill" Tempter. carrying ahead his electrical work as Cnrranxa will not undertake nn of with Caransa.
Fourth street nnd Klamath avenue
fensive campaign against VUIa.
It is reported that Paul Fuller and
the building goes up.
lata Wednesday afternoon, The fall ii recurrence of this pain which caused elude waltzes, hesitations and one-
Carranza
says
he
will
tight
only
if
possibly
John Lind may return im
Jenklns
to
let
go
his
hold
and
fall
«tops;
Corvallis
Is
to
have
a
new
Industiv
Jenkins'
resulted In the fracturing of
attacked.
mediately to Mexico, In an attempt
from the running board. Certain It
"Second That the music be con- 1 in the way of manufacturing concern Return to Roseburg.
skull.
to prevent further bloodshed
Supervisen of Indian Reservations
Jenkins has resided in different la that l.e<> was driving alow around trolled In regard to orche*trnl selec-i that will turn out crispettee, manufac
The White House has announced
ture of Jewelry and do lapidary work. H. tl. Wilson and daughter. Miss Mil United Press Service
purls of the county for several years, the corner toward the Central garage nona;
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
Sept
24.
that
the plans to remove the Amer-
dred
Wilson,
left
Wednesday
for
when
the
accident
happened.
"Third
That
a
paid
censor
or
a
and owned proiwrty here. He has
I
No inqueat will be held. Informa «landing committee of censorahlp be
The cltlsens of Lebanon will re Roseburg. They will stop at Ash The new revolt of Villa has upset all I loan troops from Vera Crus would
been nt. Merrill of late, and cairn- In
Wednesday on a business trip. He tion regarding Jenkin's folks is being provided by the students' welfare quest the city council to build a new land to atend the Hhrlner ceremonial of the admlnlatratlon plans and hope* not be changed because of the spilt
of peace in Mexico.
between Villa and President Êaranza.
festivities tonight.
committee."
bridge across the Bantiam.
frequently complained of headaches sought by the coroner.
CESSATION OF HIS HOSTILITY