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VOL. XX.
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IHSSATISFAt'TlOX IX THE AHMY
AXI1 Ml TIN Y OK T1IK TIMNtl-s
IS I'KltMITTINt; THE KNF.MY
to AiiVAMi: i Hixii;m:i
PACIFISTS' C'OXsl'lltlXf;.
THRfE WERE IYNCHED
AFTER FIRING SHOES;
OfflCER IS ARRESTED
PETROGJt.M). July 23 Throe oc
cupants of an automobile, a tioldier
a tailor uud a. civilian, were Ivnched
m the streets today mier firing three '
shots into a croup of officers and '
soldiers. A score of persona were ,
wounded by shots.
Admiral Kirederf.sky. commanding
the Baltic fleet, was arrested on a !
charge of cnnuiiimjcuiinK a secret
KoCernnient telegram to a committee ;
01 manors.
ROSKIH RG, 1KH GLAS OOl XTV. OHKfiOX. MONDAY KVKNINti. Jl l.V 23, IUI
DOUGLAS COUNTY MEN
AffECTED BY DRAfT;
NUMBERS ABE PRINTED
liOSKItl lii; MAX SAYS THE PK.o.
TAkl.Mi NO I'll ANTICS OX I I'.
Tl 111". INVASION'S 11V ' I.NIUN
TlilAI. NOIiKLIlN.
KAISER PROCEEDS TO fRONT
litivlun From Is in a Stale of Com
jdete Disoiiiniiinlion I nil,
Asked i Aia-ul liy llie
Itiissian Hiveriiiiietit.
LONDON. July 2:1--Russia's Krav-
WRECK K1I.1.S HOHO.
The Review today publishes- nbotil
10U numbers of persons selected
from lKiiiKlus I'oitntv under last kh.
I'l.K OF KLAMATH FALLS ARE 1 "il " uralt. In addition to those
... .. . iFiiim-u. i ue numoers
are primed in the order in wniih
the men will be selected at the time
of making the second and subse
quent drafts. The numbers are
printed In groups of 2S, and follow:
SUtl. U'.12. U'.'.l. lti, 4::, 1477.
.'!!". 11S9. 1.1m. 1 107. I27. Sti2.
Hclli. 2.',7. 1 I UH. If..".. 2S4. 13:1. Slit'
COUNTY COURT Will
OPEN BIDS SATURDAY;
INQUIRIES REACH HERE
The member of the county
IDENTIFICATION CARD NECESSARY!
RAKER. July 23. Two trainmen
and one hobo were seriously Injured
and several others were slightly hurt
when an east hound freight train on
the Oregon Short Line collided with
a passenger train at l'leasant Valley
The hobo may die. The freight he-
scame uncontrollable through failure
ioi uie air hrakes to operate properly.
NOV FTI-?i"7Tv tT i ' T'"lt P""''1'' ut Klamath Falls
WASHINGTON JuVv 5 Vt... 5" ,aklu',u oa aiiutUer iu-
ctuft nun..-... . ' . . ' UiMOll o int.- lllllUSIIiai V OI KITS Ol
Mate Department has advised llm uh.i ,.n.., i ..t i,-
American tourists are free in ,,.,',.. .. ..'... . . . .
' i.. " ...... jii. Mammon, wno returned to
isis is oi ing reactied. iiisallec I lios-ourg hunday evening.
tion in the army and the mutiny ol 1 ..- , w visit at the fo.Mner town.
tne troops is permitting the enemy to I ..... '"-'" t-aniier, or
advance unhindered. At home the , ,e' a.''ed here this
pacifist elements are conspiring t ? ,"'T"n to " tv ai'V
oppose the government. ) mends.
1'remicr Kerensky has left for'thet
ii'oni. HCCorillllK o a l'etrniri-:i,l li.
lr. Hamilton Was Identified lijr Jus.
IVrry, Who Formerly Lived ill
Tilts City Is ,.ov Fin
jdoyed ill Store.
aft.'
Mi 7.
l:
.if.:!,
s 4 :t.
4HI.
l"4
ill. :
Mil. IS.",.
CI. lf.ii;!,
211. 1 lll.-i.
I.".0. 137
2H!i. 107.".
1 320.
22S.
L'S. SS.1, 9(i.
n7. .m i.inL'i
I. IKS. 2ti.:
lis. ior.1. r.tiu,
I 1.1H. 2!IS, 4li.
. 1.171). Kills.
, l.'ill. 111. 4UII.
4. IIS. 8.12. 1
1 IMS. I.li;. S72.
3113,
B7t!.
22!l,
ISO.
4 30.
IS, 8H. loss, t!2l
17. 120!l.
1 "iOS. 1 lsl. 1 3S. 1 Ids
1 4 Hi.
FRUIT ill
E
patch, alive to the Important neces
sity of making the mutinous soldiers
reform. The government has issued
a powerful appeal to the people fur
unily. declaring that the fateful hour
has struck.
Uerrnan tronpi are establih"rl In
the suburbs at Tarnop.il. All group,)
Rained in Kornilori's offensive has
been lost. The steady retreat of the
Uussian mutineers in oilier parts of
the Galiriun front threatens the long
established Uussian positions
The Kaiser has left Ueilin for the
eastern front to stimulate the troops.
Ilerlin announced the retreat of the
Russian on a 30-mile front.
Russian llisnrganizcd.
1'KTltOCIIAI). July 23. Russia's
front Is in a state or complete dis
organization, with mutinous soldiers
threatening to shoot tho e who nn
pose them as the long line or desert
ers is straggling to the rear. The
fighters' morale Is gone.
Ily a vote of 252 t u", ih.. Sol
diers' and Workmen's Council grant
ed unlimUeil power to the nroisinn
nl government to re establish nrgant-
auon unit discipline In the army and
to take steps against revolution and
GERMANS SUFFER
limmrnT mnnrn
nr v m .y n
- i . u i UUUULU
;i:i:many ins 101 i fhemin
DL'S I1IMI s AVOTHI.K I l;l)t
AITFR DAYS IKiHI'-
IXi. THE K.lt.M.lN'S HAVE
;aim:i hit little.
Illlg
HAD ANTICIPATED" A VICTMYj
Thr
ana rchv
Nfiir Ts.iry the Hussians purcped
in iichicvine sipnnl Piironpsps ovrr
tin1 fi'Tiunns. it was officially n-port-fil.
Thousands of rVrmiins wpr'
akon Drisonrs. Tin- Ortnan popI
lions wero pi-nctraiod to a depth or
two mill's.
mvi: i:.rrTi n taienopui,.
I-OM(). .ly 23. Tho Russians
ovacuatnd Tarnopo!. tht Cali.ian
vironKhold, without a strupirlc, ho it
aiiihoritatfxrly n ported.
spot wiiri! the machine Was lulled
Mr. Ha mi Hon was thn idftn ifwd
and allowfd to continue: into Kiatu
atli halls. For fear that aufumohile
mipht phks th; first guard, a ctcond
was statlon'd oiue distance
loun the road. The latter guard was
also heavily armed and was equally
as inii;isitive as the man who held
up Dr. Hamilton and party.
llie people ol' Klamath Kails ami
vicmit ajK up in aims cv.sr the iv-ci-iit
Ue pridmioii iu thai vicinitv,
according to Dr. Hamilton, and no
pfisujis are allowed to visit the city
unless they can be identified to Hie
i'tistacliou oi llie ollict'irt. lh
viikscu hi: ior rn rs juu- JJa"lill" ,5;,ys lh'-n are hbo,lt -u
23 Germanv has ti.ni'ul Chi.."..., i i ,a,,rii'1 Woifcer in jail tin -re at
lwiiifs another e.r.in.. present tinu and all
tiny a rontmuous h.-rcul .u "raeifrs are heiiig rounded up
the Crown rriniv'n nn.,ni i,.,,' n,,,!.' fillM as arm in that vicinity.
kiiiB but losses unequalled nince thd 'iV"rf ?JW!",, b'vu s,,1v,,,iil 'ir,;; in
auark uu Veous on April -i Them ieceWMy, ihi many
i every indication that the' enemy . h,ai! "'v 'fv;'stpk hav l. eii pois
staPd the assault at Creonne rrfH- I ntJd- J t,,,ie of r;J,hn ,h" in"
fornie (asemates lliirie!..M 'r..rTv (1,ls,rial Wojkrrs' headvuariers there
the oifici-rs lound
When Dr. iJjMiilltou and party j
n ached Fort Ktiimath he aid he I
was adt isMl by Hum Miller and other j
persons that he? would be unable lo '
enter Klamath Kails unless he could ;
be identified by Home1 person known!
to the oilicers there. I'pun ariivine
at a bridge oine cUlance from
Klamath Kails, Mr. Ila-niiltoii said a
man armed with a gun stepped Into
the middle of tb road and com
manded him iu .ball. The? car was
brought to a stity whereupon Mr.
Hamilton was jr.-kej it lie could he.
i identified. Mr. llamijlon save the: -
jguard the name of Jaiies Perry, a1
.now employed in u store at Klamath
Will OPEN NEW SET OE BOOKS
I f alls. Mr. I'erry was s'timiwoned by
I the guard and .soon arrived at the
FAITAIN IIK IIAV IV l ltl UK TS
THAT KVLItY Ml Mill It OF TIIK
FOIIITII FOMI'A.XY WILL AX
SWKR TIIK MMMtlVS FOR
Molill.iy.ATION.
KHAKI MUCH IN VIDENCE
Caplain llm Imiuitl Is of the Opinion
That Ihe Aitill.iy l'oiiiumies
Will Mmv to Fort Stevens
Fully Next Week.
tv JL
ouit will meet In special see- J.
i TIIK I XTIliK ci(o OF nn: ASSO
- FIATIOX HAS HKKX I'l.At'KI)
j WITH A FIRM WHO Alii: Till:
J LAIiCKST F.M'ORTFRS OK AR
I'l.FS IX Till; I XITLIt STAI'FS.
I
Unvii's Has 11 Kliiiilnnteil ami Ac
counts of the Association anil
iroMolV Returns Will lie
Kept Separate.
imm'k w as m:f( Ki n.
XKW" YORK. July 23 A terrific
explosion under pier number C4 par
tially wrecked the dock and set'it on
tire this afternoon. Several men are
reported injured.
tieniuins I.iiiicImsI Fxrentliiliiillt-
iident Attniks Aliiiiud ( reoinie t
1-a.st .Xiijlil, iiml IVue.'rated
Flrl Liu,. Tremhes. (
and Hrav with ihe i.i... n,., .u " ".i s ago
Crown I'rinc" would ho ahl. L eouRlwWe literature which en
graph to the Reichstag the news of a ' ;4llru'V 'ion-lice ami ues.i uciion. I crops they h
great victory on the western rront i "'""" ' i The
t.erman militarists llgured Hint a
victory report would strengthec I
their power with the Herman narha- t
immediate voor i
The Jrrt.gularliles or the former
bookkH-per of the rmp(iia Vallev
Fruit l iiio.i ;md the eas.r-with which
both otfieerK illld members were de
ceived under jve old sjslem. has led
to a sweeping reorganization. The
members ari, rtongratulating them
selves that the condition was discov
ered before any Irreparable Injury
had be.-n none. This 'organization,
together with the im.olctlng of an
suspicious i arrangement for the marketing of
llie season tipple tnril pear crops
through one of the in.ist solid anil
best firms doing business 1n the
I'nlteil Stal.-s, lias led to feeling or
optimism uniong the fruit growers
that promises n big season ror the
union. The directors announce that
the union will make a cash advance
or fio cents a box to growers whose
ndle this season.
reopen n i 711 1 1 on iloternilni.fi
Isla UUJ II
"EDUCATION AND WAS"
DISCUSSED BY BISHOP
SUMNER YESTERDAY
Hi.-hop aile
"U a seietnlt'l
at St. tieui Kf
in "Kdlli at ion
er T. Sumner dolivcr-
i'l men lii-li' eslertav
Kltisi-opal I'iiurcli
and War." Illslion
"limners mum theme wa.r the in
ilueme ot eiluiatlnn ol'.aii the war
and the need 1,1 religion .ui.l relig
ious org. mi. it ions as liroubl out by
Hie war. He coiiiarid tlio i-ouutrn-.
of uia. lieniiany and Austria. Ill
men- e.imatioiul systems, and how
law cdination ot e.u h country had;
been a large factor of llitlueme up-i
on the present world conditions. I
For tjerinaiiy. 1 lie Un preailin'
miiilarism a cited, lor Russia, the
gradual breaking li'iwa of ceuluries
f aiitoriaiv and fur Ameiiea, tle
tinM rai . lli-hop Sumii'T said tile i
American people need ncier be
a'r.tid ut an autocracy, for its edu
ation.il system Is the foundation of1
its democracy. He said he believed
that lo cany 011 the war success-i
lullv. a sirutii: .enir.il pnv.er would
be ne.de I , t li : ? lOIIIHlV lint Ihul
tins would not r;erfng.r il-niucracy. 1
He predlited th.il lll-'e,,.l of thous
ands, it would t il e million of men ,
iriii America to w n tl.e wnr. and'
lli.lt it was the idea: of iI.mioi--1.1.
we .ri. : ;,t in.. rr ,,, ,),.,, tf
it is Mo-rii a s war nnw . it was
Altietic,, s v..,r three jea:-s ago.
IVIIeW'CL Hi,, confirinalinn r
iie I. el. I hire in the morning.'
Ili-h.m sii i.ncr and Kei ,iir 11
I.ee went to Sulhcrlin, where tliey
iiehl Die cenfirii i'liiui -cMe-cs in
Hie eveiinii; H1-I11, Sill r re-
mriicii Mm,!, v n alit to Portland.
Iliiring ,i visit here a receitlon was
held for him at the I'urish House.
'Mch :i pre'Mly arrcei In larg"
Miata iIhIs k. The o- cj -ii.n was In
fortllallr spent nn. an ei..i..ni talk
a, fl-a by liiho;) Sumner.
ineui ana cause an
I 1 or another credit bill. The Oenrnxus
launched exceptionally violent at
tacks around Creonne last night and
penetrated the rirst line trenches
French counter attacks later drove
them out. except In a small portion-
o- piaiea.ll.
Slipplie Ai-e RWoivcd
SheriiT Ceorge ytiinn t,s iorrt
im: received several ickui;es 11
supplies -to be used be the evemp
tlnn board here. In. in, led in the
supplies are the blanks for Ihe affi
davits which must be rilled out by
persons who claim exemption.
Allium, .bile Was Sold
The llosebiirg f.arage this after
noon purchased an automobile be
longing to a tourist for lit I'm. The
machine was sold nt a sheriff's sale
to satiry a bill for rep. irs and ac
essorie.
isi NOW Jil Hie liiiuus 01 llie fSiiiiiJKiu .m..n . ., c . tirnr lnvr.li
Fulls olli.ers. j. f0i,)Wg:
I 'pon his ret-urn hero l)r. llamii- l. ihe eliiulnatioti of F. II
ton brought with bim an identtfica-.Jinvie.
lion card sigrved by the sheriff at
Klamath Falls. Persons taIio ail to
i seenre one of these cards when
Ifisititig Klamath Fallt will be In
h.ird luck., according lo .Or. llanfjl
' um. All roads leading low KlamaMi
I Fnils are being closely gua'ded, ami
life jasiide there are dctivrutjicd to
Tttt slop lo further depr Ju)tuis at
,l !he hazjils of the so-called Workers.
I V. bile ut Klamath Falls Il ilitm-
llltcln had the pleasure ol ItiUf.ng :, reasonable bond
j Willi jumeii I'erry. Have Lenox niof 11 ",. The 111;, int. lining of two lisxk
niitufier ot oher former rcsidetits dM
Practically all arrangements have!
been completed for the mobilization
of the members of the Fourth Com
pany. Coast Artillery, here on Wed-!
nesday morning at k o'clock, accord-'
ing to Captain J. A. lluchamin. I
Notices have been sent . out to 'all j
non-residents of the company and 1
unite a number or them have ar-1
rived here since Saturday, others'
are expected to reach the city tomor
tow. j
v ,inniu itiiciianan uas tiiKen a list
01 uie suite property at the armory 1
and this will he formally surrendered '
to Joseph .Mirelll before Ihe Fourth'
Company leaves Tor Fort Stevens. ;
Mr. Micelll was only recently named i
custodian or the armory by the ad- !
Juiant general. Aliliourii ni. detinue
orders have been receied It is
thought the artillery companies willl
move lo Fort Stevens by .Monday ol
next week. This prediction is based i
on articles contained in Siindav's
newspapers to the effect th.lt the:
men could he handled at the regu- j
lalion training camps at much less
expense lhau at their homo arm- I
orlos.
Practically all of Ihe member of
the Fourth Coiiipanv are now wear
ing khaki, ami the streets have a I
military appearance. Following the'
mobilization here Wednesday the
boy will he put Into training and
will not he allowed to continue their I
private pursuits. In many Instances
the soldiers have already unit their 1
iohs and ale spending the last few I
days prior lo mobilization visiting
with their relatives and rriemls.
The complete rosier of Ihe Fourth 1
Company follows:
Captain - John A. Huehanan.
First Lieutenant Russell C. Hun
ham.
Second Lieutenant John J. Ker
liiin. First Sergeant James II. YVoI
ford. Supply Sergeant - Roderick S. J
Hamilton.
Sergeants Vernon W. tlilkey.
Mark Simpson. John lliiseiihark.
Corporals - llelw iu P. Jewett.
Thomas I.. Itrown, l.urton Plait.
Hurley J Watson, Vlclor J. Micelle
William F. Triimbo
.Mechanic Jene S. Frey.
Iluglei Leu II. Rapp.
Fit st Class Privates - Frne d I.
Arundel, Lester K. linker, Alva I:.
Hon here Saturday afternoon
at .1 o'clock, when bids for the
purchase or the county road
bonds were authorized m n...
f general election held here on
J. Juno I. One ot the county of
4. fleets stated this morning
J. that several bids had already
been received and he thought
4. a number of others would ar
rive here within the next few
days. In case the bids are
J. satisfactory, it Is probable
4. that the bonds will be sold
4. early next week. In thin event
money will be available for
considerable road Improve
ment work during the present
summer. Money sid to be
very plentiful throughout' the
Mast at the present time, and
most of the Inrpilrles regard
ing the bonds have been re
ceived from bonding house
located at Chicago, New York
and other distant cummer
unit financial centers.
ilS. I. E. BRISCOE
DIES AT HOSPITAL
OXK OF CITY'S UKST KNOWN
YOlXd WOMKX l.XRKRUOKS
ORKRATIO.N AMI IHKS A IT l: It
O.XLY FKW HOI Its ll.LXKSS,
THIS MoKMNt;.
4-
4-
4-
4
-H-M-4-
MANY fRIENDSSHOCKED AT NEWS
Cliild Is Horn and Will l'roluibly
Live l uneml W ill He Held ou
W'lilesln' lleceas.sl Only
U Years old.
w-4"i";-i"t
DOUGLAS COUNTY
MEN ARE EXEMPT
MIMIli:iS OF LOCAL KVKMR
Tlox ROARII HO NOT IH I.IIA K
MI X M 1 1 1 l l ll .;t.: xvil.l.
IU K To I XiKlt;o RHYSICAL
l:AMIXATIOX AT THIS TIMK.
SECOND DRAfT Will TOUOW
he Lists of XiiiiiImcs An. still al
Wiisliliigiou and W ill Not Reai li
lioscsliiirg rnl II S Time
Next Week.
All In
not I
nil. mi
licl.ll: .
null
Readjust inent of business at
the i'leaduuarters of the Flilon. Matthews. II
chahglfci- the title of A. L. Kttchin, Moorhen, I, I
rormerly :minager. to secretary. A. siiillb, I
:. llie curing of an aggressive, kerson.
husilli 'ss-getlWK Held manager; noil Pih.ilis Silivunl I.. Alkem
namid as yet. III. Aodrns, r ' 1 1 n r- L. Italdwiii
arry I.. Mend, sic
:dg:ir N. Itos.-r, t
vl While. Alvin K
gc
Wil-
4.
new t
prop.
ployc
The opetiloj,' of nn entirely
t of books with provision for
auditing and placing of etu
w ho handle money under
this city.
(account, the first to contain moneyr
Viss liorothv l.een.r.l. or Po
land, arrived h..,. h,sf eenln
spend a few days with friends.
70RESTRY OfflCE HAS
TISES UNDER CONTRO;
MANY MEN EMPIOYJD
i.i
DRILL ORGANIZED BY
HONOR GUARD GIRLS
nl I lonor
1 ill 1 1 a -
' "Hni; i,f th Cirl h ation
'"iKir.t ;it th armory on
fVHruii-, tht. nitnlKTv
TK.-mi.-l into a (lrilliii
for military tr.iiniiiL- dur-
n"i ! .-.-k- Mi-ii I.u'il"
w 1 )ii-'-n r.ip'nm. Mf-
!inn. li'iiifii.mt. Mjw !:t-
"! yt-ant, unl km -
I'l'iH w ere noji-. f c i
ir.:m. VaytvHp Mi1It
Kr-n- h
K' inn I'n
I no s k
por.iU of tl.e .
M !vtli If
an1 V:!
Arr-mii.-m.-nt-, Iium- nut yt l,. pn '
rnmi.Mi..(l f,,r I'i-i f,n.-'. Il -!!!-.. '
to the VnnrT'i rofi jiiriy. hnli itl,
! h'-IU on I "1 td; -v-nintr. um m
portal m-tin of tin- Honor t.n. rtl
Unit will t iit,., un Vp1in,..;v 1
fM-nini: at th- Hrdmn, ti it- Mm th
Vhi ilMtIU unnf. t.-,J Miff. t; fif-
Tatr ?svrI otfit-r fni-ln
ill alxi b 'II-- u-"l
n,"rt r''ived fnim
tions of the I'l.ip'juu Nat inn
Kop.'Mi h,(i;..;.r that all or tin- rtr-.
I milt tin- iP.ti.n nf tin', ar- now
4'in-W r-infrol. TM nif.it tiu
T fin-H jut ).n. at In Hih fchny of
'. STfiun (oat iCi vfr anil on t h' South
i I rr;x(i;i Ui'vpr.
S I'.iirtrnni, nup'r!titin'ijnt of
ti hu al fo.-t-Htry itfTi Kt,itf tlus
tf I..T1M1K th;U lit' hail M-lit uul li 11
iriMitif 4T ui'-li to llif s nT ti-
f ;ini.- 1 it Mutiny t Ik- j a-t f 'w
!..-. a M'f Viat in tnor t i n -.t-i n '
h.i I In n rxt iihh'I -? I. A- nuiii-h-r
v' ti.'n-i' itf -t il iuri.tiu' Itui
" r rt r ton'rol Tl..' fm t
ft'-ftml 'i;.t 1,j.m ht rn.'J ht ali-itt 7o
ai :in'l u;,s 'till r;iKtn" tlii nirn-
llii' N
lii
iM'lonniiijr to llie Fruit I'nion Rnd tf
( t' tin il in caTT iiit' on Kh tiiinln-f
Tlii4 would Iik-IihI" 1 1 h rouitnlKHlorm,
-tr. Tin- fp'-on'l hank account to r'
ri'ivo all nioni'V-i h-lon(rlnt to tin-iiH-uilM-r'
of tin I'lilim nrid to ! .tid
to tht- ('towers of Hiijdin, brorroll, or
ot lu-r it oinrp : this f 'ind to h it
liiohih1" Hiid to t" rlt'-i-kt-d out onl
to thf vn,4-r ami nii-n order of tin'
iliri riorK.
f. ( durii(u) ol 11. . iit Mnt
inn i-li.u V'l l'r riiniiiiiK vx
hut with oio iMon tiy A tiK'li
Ij i rup, lit 01 :! 1, l arn, HriuaHh,
, hhai; m- th' .ifual additional
Knd
Aflili
Murll. Anlilf L.
Ilurl.nill. ( hiirli-
AHi llnrr. Anton I.
V rn inpt.ll. Mfotr J.
nl V I'liHfv, IIihvhv .1
II
1:
I 1:1..
Ih, l,i.- II. S
1. Itiiri.-ll,
Itn i ik. Hoy
Oarmonv, I'a
Cocki-rMTii, Walter K. i'uU John
f (diiuti, Alilj.i I,. I -: 11 . I'd ward
I o-ar. Raymond 11 I la io-v. .fan
(CuiitlniM'ii n Po ifi Hit (
mi roii.nd..Hii
DOUGLAS COUNIY MEN
NAMED POSIMASIIRS BY
CONGRLSS ON SATURDAY "
lellnile 1 11 for ma t i, n Iiiik
received lo re from the Ad
neral or other military or
is the general ooini.ui nt
""' nibern of the local cxcmpllon
board lli.il the men selected f,ln
IhiuglaH t'ounty In IuhI l-'rlilay'H
draft will not have lo take tile r
uulled idiyxlcal examlnatlou at Ihia
time. Kllmliiutlnu or the phyHlcnl
examlnatlou here In due () the lad
I hnl no men will . cullnd from
lioiigliiK t'ounty at the lime of mak
ing llie Initial .Iran. 'I'lm
jdrall will probably not he made un-
j til late ill the present year.
I Ill the Mlcceeiling drallB men from
I II coiintleH which haie air ly fur
! niched Ib. lr uuota of KoblieiH will
i be called In the exact order III which
I their s, iial iiuinber.H are drawn.
Theie ill l.e tiii more drawiugH.
The ofTl.lal lists of the men KO-
I lectc I from the arious coiintl.-ii of
jll.e I e.leil St a tea ate Htlll In WiikIi-
Incion. and llie men cannot be call-.
!",t until t1ieo HmIh ate received hy
the exeuit.llou boardH. Tim HnIm of
; 'be lllimlieri published ill recelil
j Issues of the newspapers havu been
J iinotrii lal. and tliere may be a few
; minor ei rorn which w ill bo correct
ed hen II (Ticlal IIsim arrive. I
i mt inn. ... i iii ...il ii oeai ii, .aril
Join be to post In an public place, ! .j.
and also to give to the presii, a rum- j
plcte list containing the I) it run of j.
eetv iii ii ti recistercii in the respect- ,
ie county or dl-trlct of that board. . .j.
a 1 ranged in the order In wllbh lilel.1
letermlneil by i .u
1 Mrs. I.. K. lll isco,-, funnel ly Miss
h Capltola Wlllla, a native Hoaehurg
iglri, and during a residence of mora
4- than ;'li years, one of the ........
ork J.lar young ladlea of this city, died at
vial 4: I2:3n o'clock this morning' at Mercy
-f . 1UI..1HI.
Mis. Uriacoe was lakeu to Iho hos
pital when she suddenly became 111
yesterday afternoon. She was
promptly subjected to Uu operation,
and although the physicians worked
desperately to save her life, all ef
forts were unsuccessful. A child
horn during the night was apparent
ly healthy, but Ihe mother steadily
declined. It was reported this after
noon thai the baby daughter would
probably survive.
Horu In Ituseburg February 1st,
I.SH7, Mrs. llrisroe was 211 years of
lige. Her rather. S. D. Willis, was
killed iii a railroad wreck while en
gaged as a brakeinan ou a train thai
met with an accident In the vicinity
of Cow Creek canyon. She was then
but four years old. Since that time
sho had lived Willi her inolher. Mrs
(leorge Holler, and was educated and
later grew to womanhood Iu this
city. She was very popular and was
always a favorite in every gathering
of young people. During one of the
early strawberry Carnivals she was
the children's otieen. and In nearlv
every other event or Importance slo
w-as given a prominent part.
On September 13 she was married
lo Ilr. L. K. Illiscoe, of llogue Klver.
and following the weddiug went to
tier home at that place. She visited
here several times thereafter, how
ever, and had been here all of the
past month. It Is with the most pro
found sorrow that her many friends
will learn or her untimely death.
Late this ariernooti It had not been
decided where llm funeral will be
held, but the body will lie In slate
at the Holler homo on Jackson street
until I o'clock Wednesday. II was
taken tliere Immediately arter leav
ing the hospital.
The time or Ihe funeral has been
set at 2 o'clock the same arternoon,
and burial will lake place al the I.
. ). K. cemetery. Hey. Ilarr (1. Lee
will have charge of the services. A
number or relatives and rriemls are
expected rrom out of town, and it Is
nelleved II will be one or the largest
attended funerals held here In many
years.
Those surviving Ihe deceased are
her husband. I r. Iltlscoe; mother,
Mrs. tleorgo llolterr her aunt, Mrs.
Iiexl.r Idee, and her grandmother.
Mrs. W. Ii. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. (I.
A. llrlscoe, or Ashland, parents of
"r Hrisi arrived here this urter-
lioon. Other relatives who will be
here are Mrs. K. J. Ilolter, Mrs K. II.
Holler, Mrs. Mora Ilolter and Mii-s
.. lia Zigb r, all of I'ortliind.
H-H--M-K
MM IUI, Wl llsiuy.
the
w ill lie called as
liawing at Washington
III not only contain the; 5 Kelious
men to be called under) t .
. ev- ii.-cs inci
p k i Lit i Iii r er,
cl.'AJil'" l-i l.'i
tb.'J Hi,.) i.ti,
tint.' or th.-ir
Hut. OJltM.J.
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I In'
i th.
in. 1 1
i nandlni thai
n-aoii lot Hmm '
irrowTH r all i "J
.un Ho- a-i.H m- j f"
i to- vear round 1 T
U nrl was u-i i-Im'.I in ,(
liuiK i-tti'ilay to th. eff,
lliat the I'niii'fl Stat" I'un-mi'-k
liad i until m-d tin up-
KI III Ml I'll! t Of J.H t 111,1,-It-1 tor
MT.ll IMiIJIiIH ('(HUllV ttlWJIH
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In ;m' t-, i. it iff no r.tu
t'' tht-M lAu or thr.w we
Ha if Pi m y.w t!' fur -r
i "n' .v II 'i.t,, i'.iv . unfront
"' .. f(. iii:,n nit b.'fr.
'I f r-1 l i-rv il i v. n nd tht re
'n' w arm fHt)ir han udd'-d to the
'(' f riirer. ;.in K ffn 'nr
f' -' 'Inn d enn ' the tip- ti w
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mar
pooil
ru-h
not
or K'i '
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hai.d, erii
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it may take
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a ke two t" ' (
Mi ll r- .(Milt
hlMiP-- eaeh
d tt, --ltiiale
Hot-. earn
hat It t-o-t to
. d . tl.e r
ntllv ft.rfi
If ll' 1"T ernl
ni(i.fr th"
-i i in r ion, f-ir If
i li tanre, yt,' for
p-iti o'tld h too
f.ir frii'k an on
i a nil tironi ht on I v
t v h r "r ruii oild
Krorn Face 1 )
' 4" f ll lned
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1 l.iklatid s,
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nt
L. til. nit,
llitrd, of
Ma holiev.
t J-
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'Pii l!-f
line, of th
line rir-i nraii inn trie men wini are .
-ut. et t to f-ei vi-e under Hip miline- J rjll((,
I urn t di a ft n. I'emoriM w Im ih to X
llm furnMiil of the tat
Capltola WIIIIh Hrlm-uH will h
held In purlnirt nf th Klk'
Temple d i:eday itftei noon
nt i o'clot k. iiiternifiit of th
body fnllowini; In th ttild
reint'ifiy. Kev. Harr
pa.iiur of St. (ieorgn'M
I liiin h. will offi-
do!
H' ertjtin where they tand ni ay
ho ti eallllii; at t"h lieadu il uPern. of
i ht- " "in pt ion Ima i d !
When the MtMon.l draft Ik made in
I loin I.i t ''Mint V til oft' selected Will
he p'lllied to la he the t-ii-1 oina rv
e;t in I rial nut. I'lea for one in pi Ion
will a I mi be heaid hy the hoard lit
that time j
t
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GERMAN UNtS STRUCK
ANOIHfR SfVlRE BlOW
BY CANADA'S fORCfS
Of PROMOTIONS
.i ft,
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t.i
J d .;. ' t.i nut i h'1,1 n;, n to
; i -1 -1 I n I ht- w nrk of e I in-
J- I' ll i iinr Ihe Ion- I ftren
J. !iiil ,i ' " -.t.( Si Im- I'Mrilllii;
f- ' ' "f -i N'.i I i,.p'ii;i
J f(H"! lit" Hit n v.i-1,- ('pi pped
4 with hla nk - hp f.mij and
. .ir.- r. p trt-d lo i- n ;nn if the
u,r M 4 At. Cmmhoii wilt
f-.r Kor-nn ' t'-ok
HH"h!WHMHW"H-H,J"i owns nar (hnro.
lililTISM Hi: A I iQI AI.TKIIS, July
2 '- We.irintf. van iiiiiFk1 and movinic
like i pi -tt r :, the ran.oiiaiM HiIm
inorntni' penetrated the Orm.tn Hh.-h
to a depi h of Tito) yard on h 7"i
.irt fiont, t-a-tt of Avion. It hk
the mrot fpertafiilar hiral attack of
the kind wHh Mhhh the Ilr it 1 ti
f or r n hae he-n ki-epini! th Ilorhen
nervoiiH for (lie p,iHt few wet-kn
ta VP
ifter a
totnot row
ratirli he
Tollou inir n-et- fu
aiui n a I Hoi and t he effluent
lerfut in a neo of I heir tint ie.
-ev ei a I in em l-r of the tin a I
I 'on rt h i 'on i pan y, Coat A rtil -
lei y. Wfli' n ol II led In nl'dem
ie et-d ht ie thin tuntniliK of
their n oinoi ion to a h :kIut
miik. Thoe thiiK hnrioreit are
l"Uln .lefit and Vlrtor Ml
' i 111, rained from enrporat. to
foTut-antj; Allan Mrowtif (iteti .
Middle. Kdirar ltoer. Hiiy .a- .
he and t'hailea II. Stanton.
tioiu piiate to corporal.
and H S. I llainiltnn to 1st .
Kt-iireanl. Virtor Mlndll ua
later made mt pply net iteanf
fot thn lonipaiiv. a