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VOLUMF XIX
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY OCTOBER
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GERMANS ABOUT TO FORESTER TELLS WILD THROW LOSES
Of PEAK TO GET
SE BUILT TO RUN
RESUME OFFENSIVE LID FROM TIMBER GAME IN TWELFTH 60ÏERHMENTL06S
litTtNEIi Ualled Press Service
(la understood, however, that at least WIHI.I» MAKKE IT HEiiVE I'REH- United Frees Service
score was tied. Hank Gowdy, back­ A MAN FROM ILLINOIS IM THE
PARIS, Oct 12
Military Strate­ 8.000 of the rear guard of tbs retreat­
BOSTON, Oct. 13.- A wild throw stop of the Braves, drove out a home
armi TUBE
ENT TIME
gists think that the lisunini are ing army were rut off aud driven Into
by Pitcher Bush of the Athletic* gave run in the tenth frame.
about to resume their offense along Holland, where they are now interned
the Brave* the third game of the pres­
Thise Gowdy person, by the way, is
the entire 300 mile front. They prob­
ent world'» series before one of the qualifying as the hitting marvel of the
Mrs's Orlala I« I ukuowti, But It Ilei ably ex|>«<’t to keep the allies busy United Press Service
lirait <>f Forest Hervite I« Guest of Icrgent aud wildest < rowd of fans ever series. Today. In addition to the home Tract ut Twenty-Nix Million reet of
and prevent them sending reinforce­
I'AltiS, Oct. 12. -A dispatch from
wltuc . sing a world series game.
run, he drove out two two-sackers.
hprrail <'< ushlerablr When Iliaco**
Klamath t'luainlH-r of < omitiere« al
ments to stop the entrenchment of th« Naples says that twenty Italian trans­
» As It was, three extra frame* were
Both Bush and Tyler played good
(iermun* near Lille.
ports. escorted by the naval fleet, have
a l.uacheou at th* White Pelican necessary to decide the game It was ball until the extra innings started.
Bought Eroni the Government by
The French aud British long ago sailed, to return the Italian troops
In the twelfth that the hero of laat Then Tyler was yanked out in the
ths NltiuU ou H|>|enill<lly—I* om la anticipated th« fail at Antwerp, and
Hotel—At Tills, He Outlines Plan year threw the ball away. The Anal
W. E. lamnii, of Dawville, Ills.
from Tropoll and Cyrenalca. These
eleventh to save him for future
score was 5 to 4.
games, and Bill James. Saturday’s
1‘artly t'ovvrrtl lly Inaurarne— Men began concentrating the lores« as Os- troops are to i>e replaced by the vol­
lamm la Nou in Portland Pun tia»-
tend. Il Is understood that new Brit­ unteer corps,
This was one of tbe hardest fought hero, took his place. Bush continued
Escape Ileali' h> Mirai lr
tile k oleata.
Ing Equipment lor HI« Sawmill.
ish troops are now at Ostend
The ostensible cause of the return
game* of any series Three times the In tbs box.
A renewal of the German attack on of the troops from Lybla is the ex­
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the allies center la expected after a piration of enlistment of the tusn, but
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Firs supposedly starting front tbe week's lull. Censorship forbids the It Is generally believe I that the action
Following » visit to Crater Lake,
Yet another sawmill 1« lu sight for
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tits furnace lu the blacksmith shop of publication of the plans of the French. is a part of the preparation of Italy to llarry 8. Graves, forester and chief of
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tbs Fanners’ implement aud Hupply,lt I* reported that heavy British rein- participate
th« forest service, aud Supervisor L.
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W. E. Lamm of Danville, IBs., who
House Sunday morning caused |2&. forcements are at Ostend, and that
M. Erickson of Crater National forest,
has
been In the Klamath country for
mod io«« |o that concern, Of this 110,- the French, British snd Belgians are United Press Service
arrived here lalt- Sauday from Med-
two years, has Just purchased approx­
(too was damage to the building and massing there for an assault on the
Ivie wireleasl'Lord. This moruMyf Mr. Grave« left
BERLIN. Oct. 12
*18,000 loea of slock.
«xlreme northwestern wing of the - -Reports re*- Ived from Vienna stale for Lakeview. Mt. Erickson will
imately 24.000,000 feet of timber
that after heavy destruction the Rus­ rpend a couple of days here
The dames spread rapidly, aud German army.
from the government. Hs *s no* in
This afternoon the German west­ sian* abandoned their attempt to take
When discovered the Are had a great
l-ast night' these geutlei.ien were
Portland, presumably purchasing tha
The Austrians detested guests at a luBcheou at the White
Mart
Tbe building being largely of ern line la attempting to advance Presmysl
equipment for hla plant to convert
frame conali uctlon. burned rapidly, along I be French coast to the Rt rails tlx Russian divisions near l-ancut, and Pelican hotel, given by the Klamath
thia timber into lumber.
of
Dover.
and the flame« were further fed by
routed one Cossack division east of Chamber of Commerce, and attended
The timber Is included in tbs Cra-
Vigorous cavalry engagements con­ Nymao
grease, oils, etc.. In the paint shop.
uy a dozen representative men
At
ter Lake national fores», The tract
tinue in the region of I.abasae Es-
this lime Mr. Graves outlined hi* plan
The portlou of the building used by
ua* recently advertised for sale, and
talrea and llazelbrouck
It says that
(or a future bill, whereby lhe present
tbe blacksmith shop was a total lues.
I .a tutu purchased It at *3.50 per thou­
the German attack between l-asalgny
generation will derive more beneAt
The second floor of that part of the
sand feet for the pine, and ¿0 cents
and Itoye was repulsed and that the
;from the national forests.
building containing the office was also
per thousand feet for the Ar.
French advance on the center con­
destroyed A brick Ore well prevent­
City Attorney Ituienic today re to the people of Klamath Falls tbs
"Since the organization of the work
• Tbe tract of timber purchased by
tinues
On the extreme right the
ed the spread of the flames to that
<il has been traditional that the fed­ reived a telegram from Legal Adviser question of the city's taking over the Mr. Lamm is situated mostly In the
French repulsed a night attack on the
part of the bulldlug on tbe corner of
eral domains werF(set aside to be Oliver
P. .Morton of the reclamation maintenance of the Ankeny canal.
udessa Creek watershed. Tbe great­
north side of the St Die
Sixth street and Klamath avenue.
The matter la now up to the coun­ er part of it extend* from the creek
.handled for beneAt« other than those
service that Secretary Lane of the
Tbe second floor of the two sec­
cil. It is expected that a special elec­
ot the'communities Interested, and
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Department of the Interior has ap­ tion on this question will be ordered to the divide, although some of the
tions burned were tilled with wagons
timber purchased is ou the other side
LONDON. Oct 12- Germany's uew IkENPITE HEAVV MH I PME NTH. THE that the community realizes no bene-
These were all destroyed.
tlt at all from them," he said. "The proved the proposition of putting up at an early date.
of the divide.
activity to the westward has greatly
, entire purpose, though. U to make
Tbe fire department rendered excel­ lengthened the battle line
Where Mr Lamm's mill will be lo­
Consid­
.the forests serva not only lhe nation,
lent work in combatting the Are. ering Antwerp as the northwest start­
attended the Water Users ’’get-togeth­ cated Is not known. It is probable,
Gt Mill THH<H<<H<HT — < »TH Eli .¡but to promote the Interests of the
which, owing to th« peculiar construc­ ing point the line extends In a tig-sag
er" meeting at Merrill Saturday.
though, that the mill will be close to
¡local community, and maintain the
tion of the building, was difficult to 81* miles, to ftalnt Die.
.
Despite tbe rain, there was a good Klamath Falla, on Upper Klamath
MARKET k ITATI Ill s
i forests as permanent assets to the
handle
They were also aided by a
attendance. and much of value
Lake, and that the logs will be towed
It Is learned that the Belgian and
¡community. There is much difficulty
calm In preventing a spread to other British defenders of Antwerp have
brought out by tbe speakers and in down from Odessa.
iIn making this felt.
buildings
Several streams of water reached Ostend after avoiding the
the discussions.
(Herald Special Hsrvlcs)
The purchaser of ibis tract of tim­
were played on lhe blaze a few min­ German attempt to encircle them It
"it is hard for the struggling com
PORTLAND, Oct. 1*.- Light re-
At the suggestion of Abel Ady. ber is no stranger In Klamath Falla.
utes after the Are broke out.
cel pts of catt»e was a feature of last >munity to get ahead and reconcile it­
('resident of the association, plans He has been here for the last two
While a number of men wore at
week, with Improved demand and ex­ self to the holding back of some of its f
were made for encouraging farming years, and during that time has done
work flghttng the Ore In the second Ixvosley and others suffered more or treme lop grades a little stronger In resources There I* the difficulty. No
by the youngsters of the project The much to acquaint himseif with Klam-
floor oyer lhe blacksmith shop th» less damaged hands as the result of price. Top price on steers 7c; bulk benefit is felt. It is to bring about
¡details will be announced later.
ath county timber. .Mr l.amm la an
PIT NATIRDAV. AND HUME
roof collapeed. and falling. It carried cut*.
of sales Id SO to *8.76. Extreme top Stronger aid that the forest service I*
One of the contests will be a potato experienced lumberman, and a clean
"The loss Is about *26.000" said on cows for the week. *0 IS. Bulls ¡now working (or, and this we have
out the second floor The men were
CONTESTS
STARTED
THAT growing contest. Seed spuds will be cut. live young business man. and Is a
"The Insurance met with ready sale at strong prices. (hope of accomplishing."
precipitated to tbe ground with the Mr. Lewis, today.
Ifvrnished. and three colts will be giv- valuable and welcome addition to our
wreckage, and by a miracle, almost, on the place amounts to *14.000, so
Will. INTEREST KIDDIES
The receipt of hogs was heavy and ;
Mr Graves then told of the plan'
en to the winners. For the best bar- business interests.
they escaped without serious injury <>ur loss la something over *10,000 so the demand good, with the top at that he Is now at work on. to make it
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ley raised by youngsters three calves
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a* we can tell today.
Caeli Weeks struck on the sidewalk liar
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*7.48 at close of market
possible for the communities to use
will be given. For the best wheat, W. C. T. U. Meeting.
"It Is our Intention to rebuild the
<»o hla back, with a window casing on
Sheep and lamb receipts were light, the wealth of the adjoining forests for
"This is the class of meetings we ,three calves, and for the best oats, [ The regular meeting of the Wo­
top of hint, but he was not Injured to burned portions of the building. This with the demand strong for first class the building of roads, bridges and de-
should hold more frequently,” was'three prises of three goblers and men’s Christian Temperance Union
any extent. l-e<>n Boiler had his hands will be done In a much more substan­ quality. Prices were fully as steady
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
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‘the opinion expressed by several wh > three hen turkey*.
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badly cut by broken glass In getting tial manner than before.
as last week.
The prises will be donated by water the home of Mrs. George McDonald,
"But for the efforts of the volun­
out of lhe building after the second
704 Walnut avenue. The meeting be­
teer firemen and other citizens who so
floor fell with him
gins at 2:80.
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Rhinehart
Motachenbachcr
was bravely battled to prevent our loos,
overcome by smoke while working In the blow would have been much more
the rear of the building. Fire Chief serious. Our gratitude I* too great
oo
Ed Wakefield. Jess Hunsaker, Bird for expression
WILL
REBUILD
THE
CATTLE RECEIPTS
LIGHT LAST WEEK
ANKENY CANAL IS
NOW UP TO PEOPLE
Rapid Fire Gun Drawn by Dogs
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“The Mutual Girl and Her Auntie
Ther« are many qualifications to the real slice«» lu adver­
tising, hut the most pre-eminent one In my mind I* HONESTY.
I do not refer to It In the baser sense, because n man I* a fool
now-n-dnys unless he Is absolutely honest
There Is an old
maxim, "lloncsly la the beat policyThere Is nothing best
about II—honesty Is the only policy
No one knows whether a min Is honest but himself,
do not know whether 1 am honest or not
Our wives think we
ure honest, and whether we are or not. It Is a pretty good idea
to keep them thinking that way; hut they could not prove it to
save their Ilves. It Is a good thing some men are dishonest, I
have seen som« men with ao much ability that if they were
honest some of ua would have no chance they would get all
the money.
If you want to know whether you are honest or not, when
you go home tonight look at yourself In the looking glass, and
ask yourself the question, "Am I an honest man?" You want
to keep looking nt yourself, too. because, you take II from me.
the tendency Is to look down after you u«k the question
Now.
If you get n aatlafuctory answer In the looking glnsH tonight,
don't bother about what anybody else thinks, because, If you
ure snlisAed that yon are an honest man, that settles It.
If you can't get n satisfactory unswer tonight, try It every
night until you do. and then you are on the right track. And so
tie honest In your advertising, and It will bring you linger lesults
In your bitslnesa, and put you right.
it Is Impossible to throw Insincere thoughts at a man or al
the public, and have them catch sincere thoughts.
Remember that sales take place In the mind of the buyer
always.
Keep your eye on Ths Herald and "Daddy's" tnlks,
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Withycombe Wins Here
Candidate Puts Patriotism in Lead of Politics
One of the most patriotic addresses combe has paid the Klamath country,
¡ever delivered in Klamath Falls was lu the past twenty-flve years be has
been here many times, aud being a
¡lhe speech of Dr. Jam«« Withycombe,
practical farmer, is lu a splendid po­
(for a quarter of a century a worker sition to note the progress In the past
ifor the farmer, and now republican and forecast our future.
¡candidate for governor. In bis speech
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"You people are blessed with a
like doctor urged upon the people the country that is healthful, that Is beau­
necessity of turning the resources of tiful and that is productive," said he,
the state to the development of farm­ and I look for a city of ¿5.000 peo­
ing and other vital industries, rather
ple here. Just when this will come
¡than to political purposes.
de|>ends upon a number of thing*
The harm that this has done in the principally the completion of the
past was brought out forcibly by a Klamath-Natron cutoff.
man. who, through long association
"In addition to your farming po«-
with the demonstration and exten­ sibillties, you have wonderful manu­
sion work In the state. Is In a thor- facturing prospect*. Thera 1« a wealth
lough position to know. Tb« candi- of raw material tributary to Klamath
'date, far from suffering from the at­ Falls which must be made up and sent
tacks made upon him by the Portland out through here, and this will de­
louinn 1 and copied by other newspa­ mand thousands of workers.
pers. Is winning friends through his
"It will be a matter of time, though
work of putting politics In the back­ before Klamath Fall* as a manufac­
ground while he works for a greater turing center will come fully to the
Oregon. •
I front. The scarcity of labor here re­
The doctor is assured a hearty vote sults lu high wage*, and this makes
lu Klamath county, for the farmers competition with th« East in some
and business meu have entire con fl lines out of the question
For ths
dence in him and his wonderful abil­ present, therefore, all effort* should
ity to bring about conditions he ad be thrown to furthering tbe cause of
To be acquainted with Dr. farming, dairying and xiock raising,
The work done by tliese intelligent .who have seen them In action hh al­ times under Are they have crouched vocates.
down quietly while the soldiers oper­ Withycombe is to be an ardent *up- for the Klamath country as a farm­
dogs In drawing Belgian rapid Are most marvelous. The dogs have dash-
ing and dairying country I* also a
ated the guns with deadly effect Into | porter for him.
(guna baa been described by those oil Into battle with the men, aud at the German ranks.
This is not the first visit Dr. Withy- land of much promise."