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'MEDIATION SAYS
BRYAN IS REMEDY
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 21.
Former Secretary of SUte WUIUm
Jeanlags Bryan, in the third and con-
elating article In his statement on
"The Causeless War," Issued today,' riman Lodge. Lunch was had at
suggests mediation "as the way out." 'Odessa, where Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
As a preventive ot war Bryan pro-iLamm had provided a bounteous
poses universal use of his lnvestlga feast. The launch Oakland was char-
tlon committee peace treaty plan. tered for (he trip.
Mediation," the former secretary
ya, "to the means provided by inter-
national agreement through which the
belligerent, nations can be brought In
to conference; time for the Investiga
tion of all disputes Is the means by
which the future wars can be averted.
The cultivation of international
friendship is the means by which the
deatre for war can be rooted out.7'
In elaborating his plan for restora
tion of peace Bryan urges:
"The neutral nations In advocating,
crystallte sentiment In favor of peace
into, a coercive force, and offer media
tion Jointly or severally; that the
warring nations Join In a treaty to
provide for the investigation by a
permanent international committee of;
very dispute that may arise, no mat-
tar what Its character in nature; and
that a world-wide educational move
ment to cultivate a spirit of brother
hood among the nations be under
taken as the final task of the advo
cates of peace."
"Great nations cannot be extermi
nated," says Bryan. "Predictions
made at the beginning of the war
have not been fulfilled. The British
did not destroy the German fleet in a
month; Germany did not take Paris
in two months, and the Russian army
did not eat Christmas dinner in Ber
lln. But even If extermination were
possible It would be a crime against
civilisation which no nation or group
of nations could afford to commit.
"When can peace be restored?
Any time bow. It the participants are
really weary of this war, and
ready for it to end. If any faction
Is sot ready, let its ruler state in clear
distinct and definite terms the condl
ttesa upon which It Is willing to
agree to peace; then If an agreement
to not reached, blame for continuance
of the war will be on those who make
unreasonable demands."
la proposing mediation, the former
secretary points out that The Hague
conference expressly declares an offer
of mediation shall not be considered
tin unfriendly act, and adds:
"The duty ot offering mediation
may seem to rest primarily upon the
United States, the largest of the neut
ral aattons, and the onV most Inti
mately bound by ties of blood to all
the belligerents. The United States
did nuke aa offer Immediately after
taa war began, and why sot do so
agalB, matll our offer or some other
oCer la sot accepted T But our ae
Uoa or failure to did sot deter any
other BMitral aatloa from acting. This
to ,aet a time to stand on ceremony,
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"fiv j- any turner country, tor any reason
Vffim J, ' tter ' the reason may be
I v?4tfS' ktHter position than we are to
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it should BOt
It is easy to fit you in a
Kuppenheimer Suit at
$15 to $30
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K. K. K.
Town Topics
j Launch Party on Upper Lake.
H. J. McCourt, Harry Peel, Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Torrey, Hiss Alice Mc
Court, Mtss Estelle Blair, Miss Ger
trude Seeley, Miss Ada Soule, W. H.
Bennett. Lawrence Mehaffer and Har-.
old Merrvman held a launch Dart on'
Upper Lake yesterdayvtsltlng Odes -
sa. Mm. Torrev's homestead and Har-
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RrturnM From Portland.
Xfl.. Pa.v1 RAlvlntj1aiiffhlr nf Mi i
j , ,', . ... ,. 'engineer of the reclamation service;
and Mrs. Henry Boivln of this city.;.. .. ., D .,.'., . , .
. . . . ., . Judge Will R. King,. chief counsel of
returned last week from Portland.' . ,,, ' w . ..
whono ih. hail hiuii IIH tnr
month.
Leavea With Prisoners
Sheriff Snyder and Deputy Rhine-
hart of L3kevlew left yesterday morn
ing for Salem with two life termers
and a horse thief for the penitentiary, j
They arrived in this city Saturday af
ternoon by machine. Buck Llndsey,
convicted ot horse stealing, bad been
taken from the penitentiary to testify
in another case there, and Is being re
turned. The other two men were re
cently convicted for killing a woman
In a questionable resort in Lakevlew
and sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Auto Party Delayed.
An auto party which left the citv
Saturday night for a trip to some of ne" finlsned '' came forward, and
the fishing resorts around the UpperltoftsI',r,n tn" ty. Prices held
Klamath IjiVb woo hold tin n .- ,,n '!!.
count of a break down yetserday, and
is expected to return tonight. The
merbers of the party are Mr. and Mrs.!and the maTket Inactive. Small con
Reed of the White Pelican garage,1 BignmenU on,y of Pr'K lambs were
and Mrs. Ray Court and Miss Bernice rece,ved- Choice lambs sold at $7.50;
Wallen.
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Card of Thanks
We desire to extend our thanks to
11 those who came to our assistance
during the bereavement and death oft
a loved one. when sympathy and as-
Bfstance was apprecia.tedHr. and
Mrs. S. B. Low. Mr.
Low and Family.
Don't buy Boys' Salt until you
our netr stock. K. K. K. Store.
News print paper has been made by
the forest service laboratory from
twenty-four different woods, and a1
(number compare favorably with thILake. whern th. i. ...- t. a.
standard spruce pulp paper.
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If you me looking for a home in
the city or rountry, kcp Clillrote, tttt
'lain street.
Insurance that pays. See Chllcole.
Look at our Clothes, "anyway," be
fore yoa buy your Hammer Suit.. K.
K. K. Wore. 10
Tho latestest statistics show that
Tillamook county produced 4,000,000
pounds of cheese during the past
year.
Hutu that wit la style and price at
i ie M "Core
Brownsville baa made seven efforts
to pare, and to trying It agala.
KNOX HATS
STORE
Senators Visit
Water Projects
(Continued from page 1)
chusetts, James W. Good of Iowa,
Prank V. Mondell, of Iowa, Frank
Frank V. Mondell of Wyoming, Jas.
SMcAndrews of Illinois.
Robert N.
'1'0 ot Nortn Carolina, George W.
Raucn of Indiana. Swagcr Shirley of
Kentucky and Thos. Upton Slsson of
Mlaalsalppl.
Accompanying the committee were
James C. Courts, clerk; M. C. Shields,
j assistant clerk: H. B. Weaver, official
j stenographer, and K. F. Rea. clerk of
!,ne senale commute on approprta-
itlons. A. I'. Daus. director and chief
ml "- c..iv., ... . t.uu.
comptroller of the service; Sydney B.
Williamson, chief of construction of
the service, and J. L Clancy and E. A.
Clark, clerks.
PORTLAND LETTER
PORTLAND, Juno 21. The re
celpts for the past week were: Cattle,
1.5 4 bead; calves, 36 head; bogs,
4.0IG bead; sheep, 4,142 head.
I 'rite on cattle were a shade lower
thsn tne week proiious. Nearly all
fulgnMcnts are grass cattle, with
the quality not ibov the average.
Uulk of steers sold around $7.00 to
. ?.: cows sold :is high as $6.76.
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llo:i were s'"ndy throughout the
-"" ai 8UU- T loads of
A fair run of sheep was received
during the week, with prices lower
owes sola at ,&-uo and wethers at
IJ5.50
To the Public:
We notice an advertisement In the
Evening Herald of June 19th, signed
by the Independent Ice company, to
and Mrs, C. C.ithe effect that natural Ice Is purer
man artificial Ice. and that they had
bad a- health officer send samples to
the state board of health for analysis.
Will say that no health officer has ob-
Jtained artificial Ice from us during
the past year to have It analyzed. Will
further state that If lake Ice talcen
from the east side of Upper Klamath
tayed fiih and vegetable matter In
.evidence, not mninnin. .. -.
, , .w..,Hn VHO BUUjCVl
or seepage from Sblpplngton, which
has no sewer system, It Is about time
that the city of Klamath Falls looks
Into the purity of their water supply,
an we manufacture our artificial Ice
from city waterafter It has been thor
oughly Altered through charcoal Alt
ers established by ono of the best arti
ficial Ice machinery manufacturing
companies on the coast.
We have a supply of lake ice on
hand that was cut from the west side
of Upper Klamath Lake, with a view
of securing as pure lake Ice as possible
which we sell at E0 cents per hundred
In small quantities, delivered.
Very respectfully yours,
KLAMATH VALLEY WARE
HOUSE ft FORWARDINO CO.
By D. B. Campbell. tl-lt
Styles you wont find elsewhere
K. F. Comes Back
With 'Vengeance
(Continued from page 1)
K. F. Itaum. Zutnbrum and Hay
den II) out.
Seenth 11. F. O.' Arnold fans;
Stovenson grounds out; C. Arnold
fans.
NuUon out, Hoag to Arnold; Am
brose walks and goeH to third on a
double by Blgbce and scores on wild
pitch; Stclger fans; Motsle smashes
tbree-bagger to center, scoring Big-
bee; Motslo scores on bad throw;)
Noel out, Bowdcn to Arnold. Two
tilts, three runs.
Eighth B. F. Cook fans; Bow
den grounds out; Winders flies to
Hayden. """
K. F. Bauni walks; Zum Alee out;
Hayden forces Ilaure: Hayden caught
stealing second.
Ninth B. F. Hoag flies out; Her
big grounds; Palmer walks, third
on Zumbrum's error; O. Arnold flies
to Baum, who drops ball, allowing
Palmer to score; Arnold out on throw
to plate.
KLAMATH FALLS
AB. R. H. E.
.Motschenhacher, c. . ! 1 3 0
Noel. 2b S 1 1 2
Baum. If 4 1 1 1
Zumbrum, ss 4 2 1 2
Hayden, 3b 6 1 o 0
Nelson, lb ........ 4 1 2 t
Ambrose, cf . . . . t . . 2 2 1 0
Blgbce, p , . , 4 1 2 0
8talger, rf . r. 3 1 1 0
Totals 36 11 12
BOX FACTORY
AB. R. H.
wden, 3I 4 0 0
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2
0
0
1
0
0
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0
2
Winders, rf 4 0 0
Hoag, bb 4 0 2
Hcrblg, 2b 4 0 0
Palmer, cf 3 1 0
O. Arnold. If 4 0 0
Stevenson, c .-..,.. 3 0 0
C. Arnold, lb '.'..,. 3 0 0
Cook, p ' . 3 0 0
Totals 32 1 2
Umpires Montgomery, Porky.
NOTICE
Notlco Is hereby given that the, In
terest of O. C. Jensen 1 ntbe Cen
tral Outfitting company baa been pur
chased by the undersigned, who will
pay all bills contracted by the said
Arm.
Dated this 18tb day of June, 191C,
18-3t CHA8. 9. STEMWELL
They turn water that's wby they
i'"e Hed "Dnxbak." Duxbak Outing
, - ') then. K. K. K. Store. 10
'The Pocket Wireteae,"
Third-Episode of "The Black Box"
"The Funny Hide of Jealousy,"
Two Part Soaring Comedy, Feat
uring Jeff DcAndelus
"The Supremo Effort,"
Comedy Drama
Admtosfcw 18 deal
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Buy your suit and trim
mings for the big cele
bration and avoid
disappointment .
Leading Clothiers
Moving Pictures
I In addition to the third episode of
"Thi Black Box," the Orpheus tonight
presents another feature. This I
"Tin Funny Side of Jealousy," a
two part comedy, starring Jeff DeAn
gelus, the famous musical comedy
star. The fact that such A well known
comedian Is seen in this offering Is
sufficient assurance of Its unusual
j merit. "The Supreme Effort," n
iomed) dr&mu, completes the bill
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A big double bill will bo presented
at tlio Star theater today. As "The
Exploits of Elaine failed to arrive In
time for exhlbltlou for last Monday,
the management has arranged to pre
sent tu episodes today. Some of
I ho most interesting and exciting Inci
dents of tho whole series will be
shown In the two episodes, which will
be presented today only. A two part
Kalem drama will also bo shown to
day, making a program of six reels.
Tho Star management announces
an unusually big program for Tues-
day and Wvdnmtday, when n ten reel
program will bo presented. "Thel
llooslt'r Schoolmaster," ono of the
bent known of modern day stories
will bo presented In pictures. This
feature is In II vo reels. Max Flgman
Is seen In the title role. "Hunting
Bis- Onnic, Sports and Travel In South
Afrit. i." Is the title of the other fea
ture, which Is also In Ave parts. Tills
Is one of the most Interesting fcaturos
of Ith kind that has ever been Aimed
It Is far bolter than "Ralney's Afri
can Hunt," and tho photography Is oi.
ccllcnt.
Some beautiful styles la Arrow
Hhlrta at K. K, K. Store.
FRUIT
For canning
Swetzer & Norris'
Fruit Store-
1024 Main St.
BLACKBERRIES
per crate 75c
STRAWBERRIES
...par crate $1.25'
APRICOTS
par crata 20 Iba $1
CHERRIES
-par box $1
Auto truck tJalivary (
until 7:30 tonight
11 17
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Iff bEAbV
Hoiston's
Mtotptlitu hmtmaU
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
STAR THEATER
HI'KCI.U. TODAY ONLY
Tun Ktls4Mlr uf "Tim Exploit of
Elaine"
"TImi c,koilag,"
Kalem Drama In Two Parts
io mi aoc
Wntch Till Hpucc for Tomorrow's
lYogrMN
Miuistres Every Matnnlaj and Haailay
at StSO ,
TEMPLE THEATER
HUNDAY
Thirty,"
Two Reel Edison Drama
Mkl Fate,"
Olograph Drama
"The Jam VUlt Arcadia,"
Vltagraph Comedy
Admbaioa Always 10c.
MATINEE DAILY AT Siao
ALL LICENSED PICTURE
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill. Ore.
MOTION PIOT0MM TUMIMV
AND HATTRDAVa
THE M;ilEA M OK THE MINERABLE
Dearest Public ,
If you think I am pleading with
oii just for fun you are standing nn
ynr foot
All folks who aro loose, that Is not
In jnll and on the jury, should come
lit and see my tUfH of Jewelry before
buying, as I have ' fcood assortment'
In nil lines. j
The new Etruscan pattern In ster
ling silver to hard to beat. I
I am going to Ban Pranclsco to buy'
ou a few seasonable things, and, I
want you to come In as soon as you
can and buy them, as I am about to
Icmu U.ls mundane sphoro financially.
I have a notion to Ale a laborer'!
,llon on jour lovo till you come across
vith some money.
Wo do axnert ranilrln nt all
kinds. 1 put a how tick In a man's!
utttth, and he told me on tba quiet
ll:nt lie Is having the fastest Urno ho
nver had.
.liiqe.brldes should hurry, as this to
Out IStli. Nested drinking cups are
lomotlilng that every lunch basket
should hove.
' Yes, dear, I still have a ulco selec
tion of diamonds. If you haven't ono
It's your own fault. Just see all tba
lovely men you have to draw from.
1 round n silver thread among
I ho gold In me whiskers, so hurry
,ovui, iis 1 utii gcttlag old.
MoHatUu. I
This nnBounreawBt carries the asoesagi to you that
Western Transfer Co.
HniiIIrk PiuKwager., Itaggage aad Proiglit to MaU Boata for
Calkini Hamilton
Phoae 187, or leave order at MM Mala street. -
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lll Double Load Blocks BS.TS
Mingle IxmU Mora- . t.M
DryMalM . .. SIMM
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JiIbsn & Corkery FsdCs.
a 10 Main Ml. Ptiuae
"TIZ" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
"TIZ" makes sors, burning, tlreJ fat
j fairly dance with drlight. Away go Ilia
scum aoa pains, in earns, c limits,
blltUrt and bunloni.
"TIZ" draws
out tlie nn! sal
poison Dial I'UlT
up yor feet. Xn
msttrr liirt lisr.l
you wnrl, lion
long uit ilmicc,
Jow fsr )ou
walk, ur Ikiw lno
)ou rrmsln ki
your feet, "TIZ'
brings rcMful
foot comforl
"TIZ" It on
ilcrfiil for tlnl.
aching, swollen, smarting fret. Your (:
just tingle for Jey: shore never Imtt or
tight
Ort a S5 cent box of "TIZ" now from
any druggist or department store. I.'mi
font torture foremr wear smaller ' 4
krri your feet fresh, wrt sn I tis;n
Klamath Transfer Co.
to Mate atreet
We hare 1 lie beat coaveyaace la
town, ami will go to aay hotel,
rooming hou' or reatdeace la
tow for Nussigerii for the 10
o'clock trnias,
e are also ageate for the oaly
IwwMtiger boale oa the. Vpfmt
l-ak'. lUggago handled froag the
ileiM.t w4iiout aay extra charge
PHO.NE
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Blue Front Livery
and Feed Stables
Mundy Sc HUyard. Prop.
Phoae aaaw. Klamath, Bear atb
I'minpi and rMrleat service, Mood
horses and first claw rlga
OMoaof
Dr. C. O. Prentice
Veirilasry Mutgeon
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