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WHAT IS NEXT
MOVE OF TFUTON
IN WEST ZONE?
THIS IS PUZZLING WAR K. PERTH
,l OTHERS
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'nr uf Cntliiulumn Hit Swept 0ur
Germany following Vltlory uf l,em.
Im-ik -I'iiIiiii Futon. Abandon.
iiirnl uf Gnllrbin 'niiinlgn Jrft'
Effort to Cuttiiri I'HrU Dr-lml.l
nnirlnl Am Silent, i
Culled Pre Service
RERUN, J ii no 34. Thu nuil movn
uf the (JiTinmu In I In- western 'nr
nine In tin big question (lint lu now
puzzling I tin witr oxort, the Gorman
puiple ilittiimt'hoii, mid very llkol) tlu
ItllHUllUIH,
A great wb n( I'litliUMlnmn Iiiih
Hwept nviir tleriiiniiy duo to the (nil of
I.emberK. Popular neiiUiuent In (UU
ilty wins to fin or till' abandonment
of Hut tlnllrltin rniiipilRii, nuil tluit n
mlKlit) effort In- maito liy (tin !r
nmn iiniilcH to iititiiri lnrl,
OfllflnU nri kIIpiii ii lo tho mtxt
move, hut It In i'XHtfUd Hint (In drive
nil Illicit will he r'liniMl Tho knlni-r
lit tli'ti'riiilni'il to ileu I Ctur NIcholiiN of
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iiumio n wnnBrnim i.io. nnu " -
Inwim in nutii im. ramiutiRU nmiii.rul1 JitBlleo wllo overruM tho domur
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I'rlniui-uil lrMirix Dllfir
I'tilKd Ptt'im Horlr
PKTItO(IIIAI), .Jtinu 24 It Im"
lii-pii iiiiiioiincod from tlmnr olllwn
linfi' lodd) Hint Urn UikhIiiii forcen
ii'llrifd from t.emhrri: In perfect order
mid w tlioiit lumlu. mid tluit thin U
Ihii it purl of their ntritoty.
Thu report HtllteM tlllit three of the
ini'iii)' roiupitnlett wttu aiinllillntoil
In the Mtirlt on Irf'inliorir heforo thu
mlreal itn lomineitcod It I nlvo
iKniried tlutt thu mild lor In thu wirrl
miii nliiiiKhtert'd lurKU iiiiiiiIhth of thu
AiiHtrlun fniti'H lieforn uviioiiiiiIiik
WnlU'i' Wins ill tjidniiiilu t
l.A (IIIANDi:, Jiiiiii 2.1 Joe Wol
im won the sun mile rniu Ittxi Tliurii
iluj hem In 0 hnur :iii mlnutvti mid
:1 iii'roitdH, ildliy: :i Hurley Otlo
Wiilliur, ult i mi a IIiirlt)-l)avldHoii,
.il lefiilid In .'! Iioilru IS m I li n leu .'
iiitotidK. Woltur hud no Ilio trouhle,
t Itllo Will I; it hud three tilow.ouU
'I ho loiirnu wiih 7.3 in I leu lo thu lup,
nmt 2H Idp to thu ncttinl dlstnncu of
01.1 mlliiH. WalKer nipde the fiiKtOKi
Inp In 0.4)1 inlnntuK.
.nnouiicu4l .Nun-en ,tm Killed
I'nlicd Prom) Service
PAIUB. Juno 24 It wiiNfuinouncudMTHIN. .ST.IITI.I.N MAY IU.HI
huru totiny timt noverul minion wer
killed by (lorninn liell lu the Hulnti
Hncrami'iil hoMpltnl lurlnu a hombard
inoiil of Arm yeHterday liy Hip Our
m mi fnrcoH.
THAW'S ATTORNEY
TO GIVE SURPPISE
MI.NHATIO.VH TO Hi: HPHUNO IN
HCOAKD TO 1'I.OT 'V KIDNAP
THAW ACHOSH THK LINK KIIOM
CANADA
United Pro Hervlio
NI5W YOUK, Juno 24. Attorney
ritftnchflold, who I hnndlltiR thu Tlmw
cuhu for tho plaintiff, Iiiih promised
dovoral HoniatloiiH rogurdliiB tho al
lo'god plot hatched by Now York otn
vlalu, headed by formor DUtrlci At
torney Joromo, In nn nltomptl to kid
nup Thaw, when ho wiik k fiiKlllvo
from Justice In Canada,
Jimtlco Hendrlck bun permitted
thU teitlmony to' bo brought bororo
tho Jury. Ilobert y, Kwlug, a Cana
dian aldurmnn, linn UaUflod that lie
hoard I bono men, tho New York offl-
olala, plottltiK to tnko Thaw aoroaa tho J
lln.
Mr. Wilder Applle for Dltorre
I nltcd Promt Service
OAKLAND, ii Jim 21 H wiiii loam
eit hero toduy that Mr. Adule Wilder,
wife or Dr. Chuiuieoy Wilder, surgeon
fur tint Houtliiirn I'liclfle. ha sued for
divorce Ii In n tu I oil Unit tho couple
agreed in illmiKrce
.Mint lie)' Airrtli'il foi' HmujcKlliiK
Unliod PrtHH Hortlcn
I .OH ANOEI.EH, Jiiiu) 21,-Altor
'",),J' Hlt-rinnn Wolf of Monterey was
iirreiirii nere iiiun) unirgnii wim
'complicity In it Chine! smuggling
ifniiK. Ho ilt'iid mil K'llliy, nnd was
Ireleimcd on Imll,
ARANT CASE STILL
HANGING FIRE
KOItMi:it PAKK HUI'KIII.VTK.NDKN'T
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SAYh MIMIHIItll TM)K AHVAX
TAUi: OK HIM AND THAT CAHK
m i-'au ruoM iu'.ino i:dkd
VV P. Arnnt, froinor nupi'rlntclid
cm of Cruii-r l.uKo National 1'nrk,
utatm ttml tlio Mi'dfonl piir which
printed a Btnry tonciTiiltiK IiIh ik'ft'&t
In tint courlK In IiIh xirortu to U rain
ntuiod itri park miprrlntvndvtil Hindu
it hlK utory out of n'muull point In (liu
rnn unit llml It In far. from tielnc
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Tim riilliiK., on hlcli thu paMr
nindo Its ntory In- taton unit vlmply
iHIV Mt-M IMII U4 tt UVIIIUIIUI MIIU Wltllr
,,, ,,. Utiu llformc4j ,,m tial
.,. ,,, ol sUo , kal ,,ul , ,,,
foplnlon on thu merit of tho caw It
,nlf.
Tim ovorrulliii; of thu demurrer
Armil Klutuit, now thrown the, cum
on lu real merit nnd, hut whether
that court which overruled the do
mirror will now pan It or whether
It will Co to thu Court of ApiKNila of
thu Dlmrlct of Coltimhln ho doc not
know :t IIiIh lime, which Is prnctlc
iilly the mime iih thu Court of ApMnls
if thu t'nlted Stilted.
"I r.m HiillHfled (lint thu other wide
will likn the cnne. to thu Hnpreme
court of tho Hulled StntoK If I Hhnuld
'lie i;lveu n iIucImIoii," Hiild A runt to
tiny, "mid I know (hut I nm going to
tnku It to the Supromu court until
ll Ih Hittlcd Mcdfonl would like
to claim Critter l-nke If thy nhould
he glvnn thu chiiuco, and they nre at
tumptliiR to nettle tho iuctlon tlicm
tve ll appourH."
FORT COUNTRY
LOOKING BETTER
l)i:.TK. HUT COUNTHV IH GOING
AHKAII HXPKCT TO CUT HAV
HY .MIDDI.i: OK MINT MONTH
Thu Kori Klanmtli and Wood Itlvor
country I looking pronpoioiia, and
u vi) thing I on the move, according
to II. D, UuriiH nnd I.lndsey Slicmoro,
who weru In tho city today on u busl
itotm trip. Mm. SiRomoro nccoiupu'
nlod Mr. BUunior.
"Wo don't Hko to boost our country
too hard In Klamath county," nay
liolh Mr. Sldomnro and Mr. Iturun,
"Wo save nil that for tho tlmo whou
wo got away from homo, und tbon wo
let thorn luno It. It doo iih little
good here, wo think,"
When Informed that there weru
many ttraugorH In thu city that per
luiPH know lltllo n limit tholr country,
lliey ndmlttod tho truth, but refused
to dlftcloHo any now UiIiikh that aro
being douo thoro tbla Hummer,
"Thu oruainory U holding Its owu
mid making good, we think," said
Klnoinore, "We do not expect' to
branch out uny fartbor this Hiinimer,
but nro Wylng our irtllk supplier all
wo can, and aim to mako It bioak
oven, and that Is about all. Haying
will probably begin about tho middle
of next month, nnd wo aro looking fori
u big crop."
Tho handle factory at Newberg,
Idle for years, I lu full operation.
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"Thu IHiituirs Mn's Assoi
Association of
thin city Indorsed by a unanimous
vote thu now Commercial Club which
Ik under wny hero," said J. P. Ma
gulre, president of the nnsoclstlon this
morning. ""However we do not cato
to combine, but think that a scparnto
nnd dlKtlnct organization can accom
plish more than a single body. In
this way, when u problem comes up
that ru'julres tho action of both, wo
can work together on It.
"Practically ev-ry member of the
organization will be a member of Hie.
Commercial Club, nnd we fuel that by
such an arrangement we can accom
plish the result wit desire," continued
Mr, Mtigulre.
"Tho attitude of the business men
of the city In regard to the new Com
mercial Club was lu favor of It," said
J 8 Kent. secrcUvry of thu lluslneg
Men's Ahsoclatlon. "Most of the' mem
ber will bo member of the club, nnd
I believe, iih was shown Inst night,
will give It Its support,
"While ilio momlters of tne asso
ciation In general did not favor turn-
lug over to tbu Commercial Club tholr
business affairs, nnd allowing the
Commercial Club to take charge of
them, yet they will glu them their
support,"
WAR IS CAUSE OF
CRY FOR PAPERS
.MANY NATIVKS OF OTIIKH COU.V.
TltllX HAYi: APPI.IKD I'OH AND
AHK TAKING OUT FINAL CIT.
li:.NSHIP I'APKHK '
Ail unusual demand for naturaliza
tion papers has been continually had
lu tho nfllce of clerk of tho circuit
court during tbu past winter and
spring months. It Is believed thnt the
war In Europe and entanglement of
all tho groat nation has had consid
erable to do with many applications
being sent in.
Without doubt ninny of these peo
ple lu thl country, both those who
nru sottlod horo and other who are
common laborers, are havlug pressure
brought to bear on them to return to
Mielr homes and fight for their unthe
land. At tho beginning or the war
many tlrcoks left for tholr homes, but
now that Greeccilras taken active part,
or appears to bo about to, sn)a George
Cbustaln, fewer aro returning.
PrcWurw from tholr relatives mid
f i lends lu tho old country Is bolltnod
to bo the cause of the paper being
taken out. One or two have express
ed thouisehes us afraid to remain
hero without their papers, and it is
possible thai other Inlluenco is being
brought to bear on them to return, as
thiinigh lodge and social organiza
tions to which they belongod before
coining to thl country.
It entirely possible, also, as ha
been reported from cortaln parts of
thu country, that secret agents of for
eign iiAtlouu nru working In this
country In nn effort to get nil natives
possible of other countries to itiirn.
Thoro Is no legal way of forclug a
man to return, whether ho la n citizen
of this country or not.
Thu following foreigners have boon
granted their naturalization Paper
during tbo past week by the circuit
ceurt: Tonls Kallna. Austria: Jim
Krojco, Austria; Christian Lehman.
Gorman; John Wuletlch, Austria, ha
nppllod; James M. Stephen, Scotlaud;
Aiiulhale Confortl, Italy; and Stovo
Sabo Jr., Austria, Stove Sabo 8r ha
also applied for his papers.
A crab cannery at Kmplro nnd" a
llsh cannory on tho Rogue River per
sist in running, In splto of came code,
tl-tt wardens aud labor lawa. t
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RESERVISTS ARE
LOOKING SERIOOS
MAN HTATING II K HKI'IIKHHNTKD
MltlTAIN ItKNTH HOLHK
'ronilmil Owner of Dooming House
TMenty-FJvi Me Wrck -I'rpfHir-
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l for Tlirm l,nlT Uiirncl Tluit
'lliey Were DrltWt IU-wrvll anil
ltefiiM.tl lo fleet Doom for I1tylc
i:ittnlnatloBs.
Uriiliil 1'ies Service
HAN PHANpiSCO, June 24. Mr.
C. H. U-c, ovner and proprietor of a
rooming lioum hero, has informed a
reporter that, a man by the name of
lane, purporting to represent the
Urltlsb consul, engaged ber house,
promising to have twenty-five men
here1 each week. These facts have
been brought Ho light In tho Investi
gation of tbej charges that England
had a recruUIng station In this cltjf.
Mrs. Ix-e slates that hho bought ex
tra beds and made ready for the men,
which she later learned were English
reservists. She asserts thayijine re
quested her to rent him a room where
doctor could cxaralno recruits, which
she refused. She further stated that
when she refused to get rid of a Ger
man roomer that Lane withdrew with
his reservists.
WAR IS ON IN
GUAYMAS REGION
OUTI.AWS, INDIANS, MEXICAN
SOLDIERS ALL FIGHTING AND
CHARGES
6AN
MLLAGING ATTACK THAIN IN'iand porus for miles. It Is believed
DUNNING FIGHT
Culled ProMj Service
NOUALKS. Ariz., Juno 24. Re
port to this city today state that out
Inns, Indians and Mexican soldier
am fighting nnd pillaging In Sonom
today. Tbo Yaquls attacked a train
at Muytorcnn station, north of Em
palmo. Thu troops aboard fired on
tho attackers, and a running fight en
sued as the traiu pulled out of tho
station, finally outdistancing tho at
tacking force.
It is also reported that the Culllstas
have looted n village between this
city nnd Magdalena', tiring the rail
road station as they left.
Disorders and uprisings throughout
Sonora are also reported.
Return From Oclell lke.
Dr. It, W. Boyd, a local dentist has
retuniodtfrotn ft two weeks' fishing
trip totJHell Lake In the northern
part of tbp country. He reports lots
of flah mid a line trip.
ON TRIAL FOR
MURDER OF WIFE
' thuilasm vyhtch Is spreading over tbo
(entire United Stnbjs, has designated
ATTORNEY TOR DKFEN8K TRIES July t M wl90n Day lor San Fran-
TO SHOW THAT STAU WITNESS 01SCO, Extenslvo cercmoiilos aro be
ing planned for at the fair grounds.
P0II THK PROSECUTION KNEW plowing l the wako of the
vmii-THivri nv chimk '' movement for a safe and sane Fourth
Uultcd Press Service
MARYSVILLE. Juno 24. In the
trial of William Shannon for tho
murder uf Emtio Plcard and bla wife.
Attorney Rich for tho defense attemp
ted to show today that William Mc
Naughton, tho prosecution's star wit
ness, knew something of tho crime i
McNnughton dented theaccusatIon,
A section of tho roadway In front
of Plcard' hotel showjng the mur
derer's footprints waa Introduced as
evidence.
CREW AT WORK
, AT ME LAKE
ItlX'LAMATIO.V HKHVICi; HKNDS
CltKtV Ol' SIK.V TO TIJLi: liKK
lti:GIONK TO TAKK SAMI'I.I-M OF
NOIL AND HOCK FOHMATIOXS
A crow of pcvcn or eight men from
the reclamation service loft yesterday
for TuU Luke, where they will in
tcstlgate conditions near the Lava
IScds. It has been officially announc
ed that they will do some boring and
excavating around the lake for the
purpose of investigating to determine
tho feasibility of reclaiming land In
that district.
Several attempts and plan have
been made lo discover nn under
ground passage or drain for the pur
pose of draining the lake, which
means the reclamation of thousands
of acres- of tillable land. Since the
construction of the Lost Diver diver
sion dam there is practically no Inlet
to the lake. There hag never been
discovered any outlet of any conse
quence, and as a result this lake was
filling up and becoming larger every
year until a few years ago the old
rmid around the edge of the mountain
In that region which many of the pio
neers into this country first traveled
was covered up.
Since thfv completion of the diver
sion dam, turning the waters of Lost
River Into the Klamath River, how
ever, the lake has been receding,
Evaporation, also, hai played its part.
but this method Is so slow that there
Is no hope for material results for
years to come, ll it should be allowed
to stand at this time.
Last )car an opening was perfected
In the bottom of the lake uear one of
the shores through which the water
would '-flow and russ away under
ground. But now since the diverting
of the Inlet and the evaporation this
has been left above the water line, and
is of no use for drainage. Owing to
the nature of the lava beds Just south
of the lake, which arc undermined
'that If an opening could be effected
some place In the lake which would
drain off all of the water, that the
problem of reclaiming tbo land would
'be solved. Tho country for miles
south of the lake Is uninhabited, and
no damage would result from the
dra ting of the lake.
Mr J. G. Camp, at the head of the
reclanntlon service here, states that
tho party going down now Is simply
for tho purpose of Investigating the
conditions about the lake and to bring
back samples of the rock formations
from there, which will give them
soemthlug to work on.
WILSON DAY
IS
MAYOR HOLI'H SETS JULY I AS
WILSON DAY FOR SAX FRAN
CISCO OTHER CITIES JDOI.NG
THE SAME
I United Press Servlot,
I SAN PRANClSCO.Juno 24 Mayor
Rolph, following suit In a- wavo of en-
of July and tha setting aside of this
dey th!i year by denoting it aa Amer
icanization iay. many cuies in me
United States are now setting aside
July I as Wilson Day.
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The moyomont Is for tbo purpose of
.bowing the president and tho world
M t'n"! , h,SththM ""ntrr '? I'""'
and that It Is behind tho president.
Coutiiicth haw boon signed lu.
Poitland for haid surfacing 00 mile.J
or highway: ten mile of concrete and
brick and CO miles of Warrenlte bi-
ttilllhlp. . .
POPULAR
.Special Itnie to Atlantic Coast
I nlted Press Servlco
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 24.
. IU in.vi.tuic vuuiwviw tuuimivtfiuil
has authorized today tho Southern'
Pacific and connecting lines to estab-t
llsh a 60 per cent 100 weight rat on'
boxed fruit, or eighty cents per hun-f
ilred weight on bags of fruits In car
load lots from Oakland, San .Pedro
'(
and Han Francisco to tho Atlantic sea
board.
OLD RECLUSE IS
BACK TO HAUNTS
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"ALEXANDER THK GRKAT," 'VA
JIOUS IX KLAJLTH COUNTRY
FOR HIS PAST HISTORY', TURNS
UP AKTEl: THOUGHT DEAD
"Alexander the Great," as be Is
familiarly known, famous in the dark -
or side of Klamath county's history.
has returned lo hi old homo after
most of his former acquaintances had
thought blm.tJeadj And what's more,
ho returned looking healthier and
jounger than In bis palmier days,
Not only thai, but he drove into.
town jesterday with a complete outfit
for traveling, including a mule and
two wagons, after having been on the
road for some time, bo states. He
claims to have come from the direc
tion of Nevada.
Alexander's history Is one that
would make an ordinary story book
look sick and would back many of
the modern melodramas off the
bards. For many years his head
quarters were In Klamath Falls.
How be made bis living Is as much
of a mystery to himself, almost, as to
anybody else at least that was his
former talo. About four years, after
tho violent death of his son, during a
hard winter, he was committed to the
state insane asylum.
Reports from mere frequently bare
stated that he had escaped, and the
suspicion was expressed once or twice
that ho bad returned to Klamath
Falls. And now he is back, looking
none the worse for the wear, but actu
ally looking 75 per cent better than
four years ago. Today he was seek
ing work for a couple of friends of
his, and Is hot on tho trail.
Club to Have Guest Night-
The Woman's Library Club will
bold a guest night tomorrow night In
their rooms at the Public Library
building. Each member is expected
to be present and bring a guest.
SIX ARE KILLED
E
LATEST ESTIMATE OF DAMAGE
p:
ACES IT AT $230,000 TO 300,.
000 DEIIRIS IIEING CLEARED
AWAY TODAY'
1 1 ted I "i ess Sen tee
UALEXICO, Calif., June 24 Frank
Smith, a Iollnlst, died at a hospital
net? this morning following Injuries
received In yesterdny's earthquake,
m: king a total of Ux deaths, all of
which wero Mexicans. Another may
iltn while. -.IcttSt -itliOei nm en rTtln tr
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from Injuries more or leas severe.
Severnl wero killed attempting to
re ,uo people caught in the ruins, and
tbo bodies of three Mexicans or Chi-1
ue-io wero taken from' tho ruins herei
today. Tho latest estimates of the
damage nere is piacea at oetweem
25O,0Q0 and 1300.000. A large
force of men is at work clearing away
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CALESICO, June 24.-Uuslnes Is
t . st)mtlgtm hew 08 ft u of
terday's shocks. There is plenty of
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iuuu uuu wiiior, uuc a numoer oi ism
lllos were compelled to sleep out of
doors last ulght.
The earthquake moved several
buildings hero and at El Centra, the
general lne of shift heing from east
,dn -j n thai to " . ,
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ON QUESTION
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o-crrwry riect i weii rieaaea WsfM
the llutfam Men's Atkm-fr Mj&MVf
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CommHIee Has Berk WorJ;Tw&'
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Hours Day, sad Are Gettf-C
wriptions Many Signed .
The committee from tha Ckin'-wT
of Commerce which Is out,
w --..
working'
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for subscriptions and working up sap- &, J
u,g ctlv- , gettIng good Teauit. M( '- j
liti. iui iuu ucw uuuiuirciWL UII19 lOr
,hv r .kA . v.. ,- r- a "
expect to accomplish their alms with- i
fttll fllffiritltv htt nrlth m- wmI, ".
Comparatively few people havTMf
U'cn en yet. but they will kettMii,
the work until the town has been. eaa-m'
vassea irom one end to the oter:;vw.V?" '
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The members of the committee s.M
press themselves as being well liiiiHT '
sedMV
with the results of their canvass, utt'tfMi
that they are receiving .excellent ,aihjgf'
port. If present Indications coant'forstft
any thing they expect to go a&eadad Tug"
anticipate little trouble In gaining tlwtML:
desired ends. , -& ,?
"We are well pleased, with'tW neAjs
tlnn nf 'Ik. rtiiolne.. U-'. ' nl''x; Itri
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Hon," stated Fleet today. "Their, In-SSj
teresU are somewhat Afferent In-theiA
main from nun and t, Iwit iL:fe
not be combined, 'but wo' are gladV.toiJ'
get their support, and feel that they;
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will work with us.
"I notice where Ashland baa
i dse ,',;:. I
some zreat work alonr thl line. "jm,'Ks''iI
v - ,, igs
now records a membership of o?er""f
200 on their list. Why Klamath Falls
cannot come lip. tVthUT"nornfg"
pear to me. it is a matter or every-.
irauj uoosclde ana geuing uusy. ine,' -, is
committee so tar has been putting bat , '
two hours a day on the work, and v
have made, good headway. ."J ,
"If we are to keep up with, our vft
neighboring cities wo must keep,up;Ct-
with them, and get ahead of tMasf
As soon as the men, of the city florid",''
ganlxed to a certain extent aMAi;i,
have reached a good basts if . mtrni '
uursuiti, ne uin.-ci to u tuier iBB.WIHy;',,!
men, una get mem to wonting atso.J.i.ji
Following is a list of those w'hoW,
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have signed up at this time: $f
rit oiuw uuu ouDiuBS Dans, ' n.f'y
Sugarman, L. Jacobs, Loomls Broth-" -
crs. Star Drug Co., K. K. K. Store. A.
J. Wiggings, A. C. Henllne, Frank,M
TJpp, Shlvo Grocery, G. H., Lawrenoe ,t
Hales Meat Market. E. M. Chllcote. ,..
C, D. Chorpenlng, Hay & Merrymaa.V"
Shepherd. J. H. Carnahan, Q. H. Jes-;
tor, Ella M. McMillan.
H. Jt Winter. 1
9. West. JJI.-i
L. W. Mehaffey, if. 8.
Motschcnbacher, Western' Transfers"
Co., Klamath Fuel Co., Arthtir'K.
Wilson, W. Chambers, James Malone;
E. P. Blttlnger, W, M. Monteljtu, rjC"
G. Ross, Fred B. Dunbar, O. B, WU-
toy, E. A. WMaon, Rollo C. Groesbeelti '
C. M. McCauley, O. H. Electric and
Cycle Co.. V. T. Motschenbacher. i & I
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