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Women Discussing
Important Issues
United Press Service
CHICAGO, June 15. Vital Issue
concerning Use every day life of hu
man beings were to fill every minute
of today' session of the Federation of
WoBMt'i Clubs, la aunual convention
her.
"The Need ot Uniformity In Focd
Ijsws" was to be explained today by
Ur.Oarl L. Alsberg. chief of the chem
istry bureau of the department of
agriculture. Washington.
"The Educational and Cultural
Calue ot Hod Economics" was to be
eiaphaaUed by Philander C. Claxton.
United State commissioner of educa
tion. Washington.
'The New Public Health" waa to
be presented by Dr. Charles P. Emer
on, dean of the medical department
or Indiana Unlrersltr.
"The Fundamental Right of Child
hood" waa to be pointed out In the af
ternoon aesalon today by Mitt Julia
Lathrop, chief of the federal children
bureau. Dr. Charlea S. RockMll ot
Cincinnati waa to tell the assembly ot
the "Opportunity of Women' Club
in Prevention of Tuberculoma."
"The Value of the Marriage CertM-
cate." by Dean Walter T. Sumner of
Chicago, and "Social Purity Teaching
In the High School." by Mr. Ella
Klagg Young, were other addrew.
"1'erllou Phtlanthropby" waa to be
, discussed by Dr E. A. Has of the
sociology department. Unlvemlty of
Wisconsin, Tuesday morning. Other
'addresses are to be made on Industrial
.and social condition, clvvic and con-
Uervatlon.
Rival force were lined up today to
( nominate candidate for tomorrow'
election ot officer by the federaUon.
J While there ha been much playing
KIDS HAVE EVEN
BREAKAT DAIRY
KAGLKN ARK TRIMMED ItY THE
D.MKY1TK8. AND HIUiKttKAMP
TEAM TAKES A DRL'HIHNO
FROM THE FKDKKAKH
Catcher Archer, Cub Star, Out
of Game on Account of Injury
After walloping tfcry thing of their.
letghl around here and In Oorrl. the
Eagle, a team of youngster Sunday
afternoon lined up agalnl a tram of
grown men. picked from alt around
that part of the country, at Dairy. (
The kid were defeated 19 to 7.
Although they were up against too
ot politic In the lat few day, so far
no "insurgent movement" ha devel
oped. Officers elected tomorrow will
be formally In tailed on Wednesday,
when the final builne of the con
tention will be cleared up. The tost
two day. Thursday and Friday will
J be given over to social function and
sigaueetng.
blr odds. Ill Eaclc started In uv
. tatting Pitcher Jones from the box'
I In the second. Huff, who followed
ihlm. bad the boys' number.
The Federals, composed of mem
, her of the Eagle contingent and
(Montgomery. Houston. McMillan.
Llnkenback and Nicholson, then lined
up against the Hlldebrand team, and
jtrimmed it IS to 11. A big crowd at
f landed the games and the bucking ei
hlbltlon. and the boys say thay wera
! finely entertained.
FtahtnfaSHl Logging.
A party of fishermen leaving Klam
ath Falls early Sunday morning in
Dave Lennox's car took an axe with
them. Some in the party didn't know
hut what the axe was to be used as a
weapon to slaughter the trout in Jen
ny Creek, but before the day was
over they realized the. need of an
axe, for they had to cut their way
through the timber in a place or two.
In the car were Dave Lennox. Ed
Bodge, Lewis Alt, Joe Brett and H. J.
Lincoln. As usual Lenox made the
record catch, this time getting forty
five nice specimen of the Any tribe.
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Iteteltea Had Yew.
On Sunday morning Mrs. Nate Ot-
terheln receive news of the death of
Hopooa Here.
E. G. Hopson. supervising engineer
for the Pacific Division of the recla
mation service, I here making an In
spection and attending to other matters.
iHcr iiiccinirf Mm. wimtrj nrvvj.
wnicn occurred at iz ocjock naturaay
night, at her home In Cold Hill. Nft
detail were given In the telegram
received, "but as Mr. Harvey has suf
fered from heart affliction for sosse
time. It la supposed that her death
was caused from that.
Garricli-HhJvc.
At the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shlve, Elder S. D.
Harlan Sunday afternoon united Lee
F. Garrlch and Miss Dorothy Shlve
In matrimony. Only the Immediate
relatives were present. The young
couple, who are well known here, will
reside on Washington street.
Gore Ut Arizona.
I). M. McLemore left this afternoon
for Montague, where he will take the
train for Tucson, ArJ., In answer to
a wire, arranging for the sale of n
tralnload of cattle. The cattle will be
sold In California, and McLeaore
says be will be back here In time to
attend the Rodeo.
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BIG SACRIFICE
.'" LUMBER SALE
Entire Stock of Savidge Bros.' Lumber Co. to Be Sold
TRUSTEES
Savidge Bros. Lumber Co.
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"SquatUng" Jlrnmle Archer, the
tar catcher of the Chicago Cubs, may
be out of the game for several week.
He was severely hurt In n game with
the Brooklyn the other day, and the
surgeons have Informed him that be
must not play for a long time. Arch
er dove after a passed ball and fell
with an arm under him. He drained
some of the muscle. HI low to Chi
cago Will be fell, because tha Cubo,
even with him, r not strong
enough to make a great Impression la
Itio National League rare.
for. And hetwrn Ihpte uUrt th.' .. . .
imii.iMt.ii .... . i . ' ' '" i hTo wbalne m of lIJ
i imi'iirtlallr rotiru iteriainnd ..r tt....' . .....
land t , T , ' lUp,"atMfr llns Mtlmaud t M.MmU
fand the paehydcrmlc grarofuliioM and I -
WiD Survey Fifth
Sewer Unit District
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Ing wa a scream, '
Ther wrr sotux aurprUvs spring
'through Km gaum. (hfr F Jiton.
proved that the hardn counpcled'
(th his namp also ntt.nds lo hi. t.n.
ting Bhlllly. In addition in pulling!
off some hair-raising Holding stuuu.
the frirmr fish and gain rmiiinMnnJ
er scored the only nnifstop circuit of
Theater Guide
Fifty-seven properly owners pre
sented a petition to the council Satur
day night, asking that the city create
a Fifth sewer unit for the accommo
dation of Second Hot Springs, Mills,
Darrow, Railroad and Industrial ad
ditions, and asking that one-half of
the coat be paid by the city and that
the property owners benefitted to be
given permission to pay the other half
of the cost In ten annual Installments
The city engineer waa Instructed lo
complete tho survey of the district
and furnish an estimate of the prob
able cost, so that a special election
could be called to vote the necessary
bonds.
Members of tho council appeared tu
be favorable to the creation of the
sewer district, hut tho matter will
have to be decided at a special elec
tion to vote the necessary bonds,
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A Musical Printer
The following rythmic effusion on
the Beaver State Is from the pen of
Fairy Milne, now foreman on the
Chlco Enterprise, and one of the best
known printers In the West. It was
written when be passed through the
tat recently:
Sound the clarion
Through your hat;
Beat the tom-tom;
Shoot the gat;
Pound the cornet;
Blow the drum;
Make glsd sounds
Front catgnt cesne.
Ring the dlBg-doag;
Fill the flute;
Make the bM kern
Oo "loot-toot";
Play the plany
With pedals on,
And give three cheers
For Oregon I
The first brick house In Amerlcn
waa Pcmn's tatltla bouse In I'lilladi.I-
pbla, built of Imported bricks In 1683
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Htime In Anion
HOUSTON'S
OI'KKA HOUSE .,
DARK
STAR THEATKI i
THE III.KTMOEK
A IMIimiI 1'n.gntiii t KicrUcal
Mlnglag and Dancing f
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that a social
ist mass convention will be held In
the Library hall on Main street, In
Klamath Falls, on tho 3d day of July,
at 8 p, in,, for the purpose of nomi
nating candidates for the fall elec
tion and such other business as may
cone before the eearantlea.
16-88-88
tlm sacks hy shoving the hull over the
right flolil fi.ii Jmlicu N'nlnml hl,l
up his reputation as n pinch hitter In
inn inst Inning, when hn hoWmI ui ,.
lnglo. Rentier, who un to this tlmn
llnVOtlid hi nrfntls to rnnrhlitir nn.l
lo getting helwren (lur lawyer mill
Out prlntir trylnx lo tnr him nn
flouted out a wallop In tlm closing
chapter, nn which No In ml soored,
Crawling Oil III Intuitu ami Imw.... .
half the illslannt between third anil
tno rubber,
Wllley nml Wllv nun i.r,.,.t,i it,..
globule, anil Kent showed up prr-lty
"n in mo nitiing department, Tin
dal cracked out one that allowed
him to reach third before the hall w.m
returned to play, and he scored, but
he rofusod to do It again, holding that
tho exorcise was far too strenuous
for a corpulent man. and that it wn
oislor on him to strike out.
There was only one man wnibi m.
four balls during the game, and this
wos W. O, Smith. This Is the eicuse
the disciples of areolar offer for the
loss of the game, for tfaey had g deep-
Tlie Taking of lUttlr-nake WU,"k '
l.iihlu Two-llei'l Ht''ll
"Kgyptlan 1-ove,"
I'atliu Drama
"A llornrl's .Vest,"
IMIioii Comply
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Third KpUode .
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TEMPLE THEATIJJ
Fatlte Wrealy, ,:..?
Late Isssstio '" ,
"A (juration of Hat ami 0"W i
Kdlsou Two-ttsei w" -m
AmblUoua Fa," y
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