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LOCAL WOMAN SIGNS
CONTRACT TO SING
WITH OPERA TROUPE
MIW. DOX ."JJivmuT i,i;.ivr.n
IKID.W MORNING Vtm MED
I (till) TO lll.'OIX KEIIEAHMAI.H
with thi: Andrews opera
KlMMW. Wlliril IX HOOX TO
MKi: . TOUR or TIIK COAST
CITIIM
Afni ii'ii year or splvnillil mie
,, In I'lauinlh Falls ns ti vorulliil
mil ii it nn Instructor In Mini) unil hi
HiMiimninl music, Mm, Don J .urn
va'l liae Klniuitlli Falls soon, lo
Hi'i-nrii' ti member of tin opera runt
I ..my Hi" organisation U formliiy.
ii liilluril under tin- IcmlorHlilp of,
IM Andrews, whose AihIhwh Opera
iiiiiiiii) ntiitliied ii wide reputation'
i" i r l In country.
lUmlile IM Awliews, his wife imtl
Mini) Andrews, both members of the
nil! uuiipniiy, an In tin new orgnlxn.1
1 1.. ii nml a tenor who linn hvon with I
dm Ad tropolltau Grand Opera com-1
pun (or houtW seasons, In now ou
di i.y am from New York. Other. of mi, ,, kIU' fnrll..
rim of Hlinllar magnitude ,'nvo(,.i0(,t.
-ic.if.l ituiiracls for the season, no lr"r (() mtalnK ,() K,nlnBh K)lH
.Mih .iiiiiuau mauy menus nou
implU nn- elated lltat slip Is nt last p,tlnjoro of HnI .rai,cUco; Prof.
ioo.iiuk lecognltloii as they feel bo'ja 31,,,,,, of London and
,""",", (Mrs. Copllu, of Onklnml. Hy theso in)s sooner. This estimate Is made
Airs. Zumwnlt leaves Friday for jmtiHtcnl nnlhorllltH she wns consld- by J, 8. McCoy, actuary of the treas
Aldlford. to begin rehearsals with Lr,., ,mo f their best pupils, and iiry (Kpnitment. 4
the rompany. The plnn to present llny rn ,, glowing irlbuie that! c. O. Sloan, gcogiaphor of the ccn
lrlo operas, and the Itinerary In- ,nVc been paid her ability to In- sus bureau, howocr sctn the date
iliules performances through Oregon, icrprot evor) emotion expressed In h t o'clock p. m., April 2.
cniiforuia nun Aritonn.
Alr, .iimwall's splendid soprano
o!ie bus long been n fnnrlte in
Kluiunlli Falls, and sho lus ever
been willing 10 tend lior services to
diiirrli work, and lo fnrlherltiR the
im.i..u.. nt nt l..m Bit.m It,. naHiA
CM TH U 111 It 11 tHi!H'IV VI IIKHIV
nti nn program ulw.iys tended In In-
ui'iiM! niteiidniu' nt Ihu function, as
ittu hns long enjoyed the reputation'
Oregon Senator Has
Unique Liquor Views
Harry Lane. Who Has Been Practicing
Medicine for Two Score Years,
Say, "Drink Straight Whiskey "
I nlled Piess Servlco . Iiim. If 11 niuu Is mot un tho (rail
WASHINGTON. pb. 3. Senator ft,l,l ' lrt HCertalniiI ho has whisky
....o- ,. o, o.. ko .-.; r',r;:;r sst
Hie original and Interesting discovery !nol ,,0 mt out of nny foonK of
Hint U, 8. senators nro Just plln kindliness toward him particularly,
mult like the rest of male humam, .but they have found, mid from ex-
inn ofTored a solution for ihe blind-
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I'U; problem. Insofar as It relates to
iicnllrmen from other states flnd
Iiik liquor in states that have cone
'liy. Ills experience In Alaska turn
islied that Inspiration.
1 l-'or the benefit of those states,"
li declared, "I would suggest that
tlmy adopt tho method of the Eskimos
10 protect tholf food" supplies frosn
I lie evory hungry malamuto 'dog,
lilh is to cache It upon a platform
illicit 20 reel above tho ground. By
tolng this thoy would rompel enter
mixing and thirsty gentlemen from
other states to seek their solace la the
"lion air by means of a ladder."
Alaska, by the way, has furnished
Henator,. Uno'wlth. considerable ar-
Kiunent t liquor.
"In tho Interior of Alaska,' heidren. not having enough to eat and
Mid, "where the tomperature goes
lown to 70 and to below nro, they
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a loni trip and take whisky with
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H,c Uncn of her solos, henldes her
ability In the proper rendition of
(he number from ttio nl.iinlpoInt of
musical perfection.
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Another -tnim railroad Ih being
i1 ift ! A All lit Tsitinlt TntnlA Alnft!
VIS" VH IIIV4 III Ml(llllt VI J .-wn 1
locomotives will nn used to haul the
Irnlus over (he mountain railroads of
I'sul-Tage.
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perlonce, that It Is nccossnry to do
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so, tor tlie reason. innt uuuer mu in
fluonce of liquor n man on tho trail
will tako chances that ho otherwise,
would not take,"
Other views of tho Oregon sona
tor, who Is n physiclnn nro not ex
actly orthodox on this same sub
ject. "I do not think nlcoho is a direct
cause of a larso proportion of In
sanity," he says, "I do not think
(hat large tables of statistics If caro-
fully analysed will show that It Is.
tho old alcoholic, the chronic drunk,
who, as a rule go'ei Insano, He he
roines a hobo; he becomes a nui
sance; he In tho cause of misery to
his children, ho makes his wife un-
happy and Is tho cause of his chll
to wear; he may become shattered
physically, but, as a rule, he does
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CAR WHEELS ARE
MADE IN KLAMATH
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i KLAMATH IKON WORKS M .NOW
. HUHII.Y ENGAGED IX TUHMXG
' OUT AX OltOKIl OF EQUIPMENT
I'OH NAWMIM,
Tim Intent "mnilo In KUmath"
pioiluct Ih liunlior rnllroail oqulpmont.
On mi nrilir for 400 llungod cr
wIim'Ih unil i ho iiMcciinry axle and
Jiiiiriiiili, i In. miiloyii-x of the Klam
ulli 1 1 mi workx Iiimu lien biiNlcd
Mr hoiiio I lino piiHi, gnu) win huvo
tho Joli I'ii'hIil'iI In ii couple of weeks.
TIiIk i iilpni nt Ih for the plant
of tin folium liny I.ijiiiIht company.
Tho u Iiiii In, do,, art- to ho iibciI In the
nillroiiil tom through (lie com
l.iny'K )in U,
U. S. CLOSE TO
100,000,000 NOW
Titi:.sfi:v ii:i.titTMi:.T offi.
'IAI. M.WS Wt: tltt: I'AhTTHAT
MAHK--'i:.NM,S ItfltKAf MAX
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(Html. I .SH(in Svrtiie) -WASH
INI 1TOX. Feb. 3. -It Is estl-
iiialcd tluil Die populutlou -of the
It .1. .. 1 .( .... A.n AV-...
Wll-il'tilled Sines reached the Ipu.'
mark on February t.or pcrhni
i.OUO.000
pcrhnpaa few
Census bureau officials think the
j;ur0,cn wnr wiu cnuse decreased
im,nti.ation uhich McCov thinks win
rnuse an Increase.
SEVERAL 60ING
TO 0. M. MEETING
; RESIDES PROJECT OFFICIALS,
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WATER, USERS WILL ALSO RE
AT ORLAXD AT THE RIG COX
FEBE,VCE ' Tim uuuual ODeratlon and main-
'tenanco conferenco of tho Pacific dl-
vision of the reclamation service, will
b.t held at Orlnnd, California, nexilMAXAGER OF LOCAL THEATER
vcek, and thero will bo several dele-
cntes from tho Klumnth project, Rec
Inmntlon officials from tho far west
ern projects and from Washington,
will attend nftd take part in tho dis
cissions, etc.
Project Manugci J. 11. Camp and
lirlgatlon Manager (I, G. Fry will
go from tho local reclamation head
quarters. Engineer Wllllard Smith
will also attend, hut ho goes at his
own expense for tho benefits to be
derived from attending the talks and
lectures.
Resides these men there will also
ho delegates from the Klamnth
W.iter Users' Association, who will
'jo seloctod by the directors Satur
day. As possible dolegotoj, J, Frank
Adams nnd W. C. Dalton have been
spoken of among others.
Tho meeting plnco was changed to
Orland from Fnllon, Nevada, as the
other city l hard to reach, while
nt Orland, the project Is now Irri
gating, and problems can thus be
studied nt first hand.
Commit William Children
At a session of (he Juvenile court
today, tho three small children of
Frank Williams, now serving a life
term In the penitentiary for the mur
der of Allen McLeod, were adjudged
dooendents, and w.are comltted to the
noys' and Girls'- Aid Socloty, Their
mother will tako the three babies to
tho Institution at Portland, leaving
In the morning,
FederalOfHcialstoHuntJobsforJobless
1 SB mw'M?$&MiWkM HH
Thrso Federal olliclnlH SocrctHry,
of Labor Wilson uho Is In tho center;
CommlxHloiier of Immigration Cam'
Inoltl, on the left, mid T. V. Pow.
dorly, on the right hae been given ,
MUCH STOCK TO
LEAVE TOMORROW:
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TWO CARLOADS OF HOGS, FOUR
OF CATTLE AXD TWO CAS
LOADS OF HORSES WLILEAVE
OX STOCK SPECIAL
Ther.. will ba nt leaal nleht pur-!
load8 r uVeatock shipped from.
Klamath county to California points
on the "stock special" tomorrow, ac
cording to Louis Uerber, a well
known stockman. Mr. Gerber re
turned from a visit to bis Intreets
In the Merrill country.
"The shipments from Midland to
morrow Include two carloads of hogs
for the Oakland Meat company; two
.carloads of horses shipped out by
George Manning, and four carloads
of cattle, shipped by Charles Hor-
jtnn," said Gerber.
HERE'S A CHANCE
TOR LOVELORN
SAYS HE WILL DUV LICENSE
AXD HIKE PREACHER FOR
COUPLE MARRIED OX STAGE
"Why this sudden decrease in the
number of marriagesT"
"Is it possible that there are some
who halt because of lack of funds?"
"How long has it been, since onr
people saw u marriage ceremony?"
These, gcntlo reader, are a few
of the thoughts that have been pere
grinating through the thought chan
nels of John V. Houston, local the
atrical magnate, and "Uncle John"
to halt the kids In town. The re
sult was that a plan suddenly smote
him, which ho unfolded as follows
to tho Herald: '
"I'll Issue a free season pass for
two. I'll buy a marriage license and
I'll hire the minister for the first1
couple who will bemarrled on thej,IKAI) OP aiAxpAi4 TRAINING IN
stage at the star theater. It win
be no burlesque atalr at all, and!
vo will set our best parlor scenery I
and use the best pnrlofc furniture In I
mir property room, all polished up
for the occaslon. x, f
, l
lore fires occur in London on Sun-j
day than any other iav ef the week,
and August 'and December are the
firemen's busiest months, s ,
Newport "rangers pushing for a
co-operative creamery. "
on of the hardest tasks in the United
Stales. They are constituted the em-
pioymeni uoani, 10 ro.iKe me jooiesa
man and tho Job connect. The 58.000
postmasters in the Unltfd Statea have
BASKETBALL IN
THE RINK T0NI6HT
ORADB SCHOOL TE.VMS OF MER-
ItIL AXD KLA5WTH FALLS TO
PLAY SECOND GAME HIGH
SCHOOL GIRLS TO FLAV
DebDite the fact that the Klamath
county high school girls' and boya'
basketball teams left this morning
for a series of games with the high
school teams In tne Rogue river
valley, ho are to have a couple of.
fast basketball bames this evening.
The head liners will be one of the
grade school teams of Merrill and
Klamath Falls.
Since the beginning of the basket
ball season, the grammar students
have been practicing hard, and they
have developed a wonderful system
of team work under the tutelage of
Coach D. C. Morris. Several of the
grammer schools In the county have
teams which put up fast enough play
to keep a high school team geusslng.
The Central school's lineup to
night will be, center, Peteratelner;
forwards. Motschenbacher and Hil
ton; guards, Lawrence and Chamber
lain. Tlitt. Is the second meeting be
tween the Merrill anil Klamath Falls
school trams. The other games,
played at Merrill, was a victory for
tho Falls' kids, but Merrill Is re
puted to sworn to turn the tables to
night. Preceding the boys' game will be
a contest between basketball teams
of girls of the freshman and sopho-
,'moro classes at the high school. As
Inter-class rivalry is always the hot
test between these two classes In
school basketball fans are looking
forward to a real tussle.
An admission of fifteen cents will
be charged, to defray expenses
of
tho Merrill team.
NEW COURSE IS
6IVEN STUDENTS
PUULIC SCHOOL INSTITUTES
MECHANICAL DRAWING FOR
EIGHTH GRADERS
x now course in manual training
hns been offered eighth graders In
the public school by D. C, Morris,
.'head of that department. vThta in
mechanical drawlnr. and it Is new
being used for the last semester work
by this grade.
The object of the course
to to
begun the distribution of blanks to
be filled by the men who need places.
ana uiu iiv.vvu employees oi me.
(department of agriculture will aid
ithera.
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the work. Then, when they reach
'the high school, they are able to ad
vance more rapidly, and gain more
vnlitnhtn tcnfivlrlrn frnm thn mtntiit
-- .hs-v - .- .w vh sw .-
training work there.
Messrs. Morris and Hawley, heads
of the grammar and high school
manual training, respectively, are
co-operating in order (o advance the, Oregon Unas sought byr settlers & f
work In both Institutions, for the This means hearing of the argu-JV
benefit of the students. It Is hoped jments April 5, and 'probably asTearlr
that It will be possible to get manual .decision. A stipulation wis "filed" if -r
frafnlnTTnntnTncFeTrad"ea,tat ure"ihfrUesattrevlaienhetriw
public school at a later date. ito facilitate coBsMeratfoiS S iA-
Sending Only Moslem
M
Troops Saves
Fiery Enthusiasm of Turkish "Holy War"
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Lost When the Indian Troops r I
Worshipped
United Press Service
LONDON. Jan. 2. (Uy moll to
New York.) One of the cleverest
moves made by the firitlsh war of
fice during the present war, was the
landing of only Moslem soldiers from
India, for the defense of Egypt.
Among the 100.000 Indians drafted
to different parts of tho war area
there are, perhaps, a hunderd dif
ferent religions, and a little less tact
on the part of the authorities might
have meant much trouble for the
British.
The Brahmins, Hindus, Parsees,
worshltiners of Vishnu. Kali. Siva and
other creed8i however, were sent to
France, East Africa China, and in
fact anywhere but Egypt. Only Mo
hammedan regiments put foot on
Egyptian soil, and the effect on the
population was Immediate. The Aus
tralians, New Zealanders, and Eng
lish Territorials, which replaced the
regular garrisons, were according to
the Egyptian mind, of. all "Giaours,"
and as such not to he distinguished
from the regular 'army, but when
the brown men arrived from India,
there was cewMeraMe speculation
as to what" kind of pagans the new
arrivals wem, A I
When a bedy of .Bengal Lancers
made for tie principal mosque of Al
exandria', there' wss tome alarm an'
Indignation, but the" dusky troopera
Wad no dlftculty in proving to the".
Priests that they too were of the
"Faithful" and there" was muck weav
dcrment when It was'Ieorned'thai ail
the neuters. froas India wmWm
ecueverav tnw rnaae tne
"'uruslttfjhlnk , forth
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FAIMJIIK TO HLTPOItWTFK
AXH FAMIl.V IS THIS AFTER'
XCXX PLACED IX PRWOX"- ,tV4'''
Nliu monthu' 'imprisonment lat&e
county jail 1b the sentence Impend'
upon CharU-i Kucora today by Clr- f?l
cult Judge N'olnnd. Kueera wag con
victed last week of neglecting lb sup
.port hltf wife and children. V'
Tho date of sentence waa pot-4
poncd in order to give the convicted'".!
man An opportunity to post bod;,-
to show hln willingness 'to wipporf i
hia iamlly. He was Unable tofj&
cure bondsmen, however, so was sen- ftfl
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WASHINGTON'; Feb. 3. The -;
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sent up from the United - States 'otx.
cult court,, appealia the case ot'JOt
Oregon and California Railroad coi
pany. Involving 2.300.000 acres. otM
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Egypt!
at Mosques ,v. i7fd
were quite satisfied that lit fighting
for the British Kaiser-I-HIndfSakist'r
( Padishah
ana -'Haaji, Jtpaenwwn ; -,
William" of Berlin, they were in "no V
way acting to the detriment of their, J
religien: ' i',jv'
The Egyptians have never loved i
Turkish rule, and when good Moslems r
were ready to fight the Turks, .tor '
the British, the Importance of 'the' '
Sblekh-ul-Islnm'g holy war.proclama-
tion began to diminish,
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The Indians made a tremendbne V . I
lmnrAHfilnn nn frhii motii." anl!ll.w H&l
nartlcnlnrlv lhn!Uilii, nf nlk..l. , ''"1
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Camel Corps', whlchwas reckoned; as ,JV
good as the camelry. maintained bar
the British! only, better raounied. The'!
w-.w c, w,.w v. .
M.uarv iruv. uj luo imsiusi "j,
lmals brought by thU corps, and tlwIriM?
respect for'El'Lord'a" (Kitchener's) "
country was. conij(derably InewasedV
that the millionaire Maharala "him- ?-i
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sen naa taxen the held la praa.,,f
The horses, of the cavalry aleo lnitj.R
pressed the Bedouins, who"'fanef?
themselves as Judaea of hnrsitgesh,'-Y'"r?
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Apart from the arrlvartbf thsAlsvtMl
dlans, the nover-eadlng.proesesum ''f?
troopships anduwarshlpsthrogh"tke WJ
lu Carnal. Sial. IhaHAhuk!! J
7T- frrnA.-'rrr".'T!'l'aiiiii"a t
troops' aenf to .raaMeeiMbriM.,
risons; have, praetleaeTtnei '
population that tuts is n ttea M rife
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