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too late. Come in now and get a Suit at these extraordinary prices. Glance into our windows
and see the exceptional values we are offering. Now is the accepted time to buy. ' Take one
home with you tonight.
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SCHOOL ELECTION .
FDR TOMORROW
VOTEKSWCLI, DECIDE WHETHER
vCHIIiDREX; BRYO.VD TWO MILE
UMIT'BHAIili BE HAUIitJJ TO
SCHOOL THIS WINTER
A apeclal school election will be
held In tnla'dUtrlct tompnow, order
ed, by the school board, for the pur
pose of deddlnc whether or not. the
school .chlldrenHvlnc to this, district,
but who reetde ontslde the two nalle
UnUt; shall be nanled to school. dur
ing ue winter ntontns.
scnqoi children outside the limit snail
not be nanled unless the question is
put upi.to theXyoters. 11107 are al
lowed to orderthe hanllnK atthe
BORDER SITUATION
MORE DANGEROUS
MEXICANS SLAIN IN RUNNING
BATTLE AND DRIVEN ACROSS
BORDER RCMORED 5,000 MEN
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BROWNSyiLLE,; Aug. 12. Throe
Mexican bandits were slain in, si run
ning fight here by soldiers and citi
sens, between. Mercedes and Donna,
Thirty-five of the bandits were driven
across the river, where they we
Joined by 100 others.
Further trouble is expected. Three
companies of the Ninth Infantry have
arrived, and it is rumored that 5,000
troops have been ordered here.
Two troops of Carranzlstap'reacbed
Matamoras last night, and is believed
to signify trouble because of threats
made to attack Brownsville it the
United States Intervenes.
by anxiety when we think of women's
hands still idle, while precious time is
slipping by. Tho women of France
aro.not obliged, as British women are,
to beg and pray to be. allowed to pro
tect their husbands or sons at the
front and to defend their homes, their,
honor, their country, by working In
munition factories. We are told by
our cabinet ministers that the women
of France are turning out shells and
uwuuk luBCT.- ntv iuu iuiu mat Bueur
and fuse making Is not highly skilled '
work, and can be learned quickly by
Intelligent Dersons. And In tha uTna
fareath we are told that England is
short of "munitions. It Is a challenge!
to the intelligence of British women,'
and it. is madness, suicidal madness,
not to mobilise the women of this
country that they may render such
service."
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SACRAMENTO, Aug. 12. Louis
Bundy, youthful Los Angeles murder
er, who was to have been hanged in
San Quentln Friday, August 13th, was
reprieved by Governor Hiram W.
Johnson, until Friday, October 13th,
at which time, unless some circum
stance Intervenes, he will be duly executed.
Bundy's murder was very gruesome
and premeditated, yet the governor's
office has granted, upon request, fur
ther time to investigate extraneous
matters not introduced into the trial
of the case. Friends are making ev
ery effort to save the youth's life, and
It may yet' be that something wlH de
velop to warrant executive clemency.
Those who pretend to bo familiar
with the purpose of the administra
tion at Washington in connection
with the situation In Mexico Insist li
has chosen Manuel Vasquex Tagle,
minister of justice In the cabinet of
the dead Madero, to be president. It
Is declared in the capital that this is
the purposo of the meeting of the am
bassadors from six South American
nations with Secretary of State Lan
sing. The purpose, it Is now declared,
is the restoration of the Madero gov
ernment, which was swept into the
discard by Huerta,, by placing the con
stitutional successor of Madero in the
presidential chair. Tagle. Is said to
be the only surviving member of the
Madero cablnet'Who did not flee the
country. The plan Is dependent on
the support of Mexican factions'
Statements have been made that
the support of all these,' with the ex
ception of Carranra, can be obtained.
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iOU-3llulMlUVUfc V(a u OlCvl IS Oft"
j porlnicntlng this summer In the prop
Jagatlon In Crater Lake' of small fish
iji uiu luuuiuvmuiD uiiuuuw lawny, u
is a problem not tho easiest to solve,
for. occupying the crater of an extinct
drolcano, the lake has no shallows,
and no streams enter or leave it In
which small fish may And refuge. Yet
the supply of natural fish food must
bo considerable, and immediately in
creased if the magnificent trout fish
ing In this lake is to remain at Its
present excellence. Minnows must be
brought from distant waters under
adverse conditions.
Whether be from the tempers
ture or the quality of the water is not
known, but it is tho testimony of ex
perienced anglers that, pound for
pound, Crater Lake trout are harder
fighters than trout found elsewhere.
"Around the edge of the lake," said
General Superintendent Mark Daniels
recently, "thero Is no foliage to en
tangle your hook and line, and it is
the Ideal place for the amateur fish
erman. When I was there the lake
was so clear that you could see to the
depth of forty feet. The first fifth I
caught I saw take the fly. I saw every
motion of his body until I finally land
ed him on the bank, which I only did
with the aid of one of tho concession
ers In the park. I do not know of any
other place, in the world where a fish
erman can swing Ms fly In any direc
tion without danger of catching it on
some twig, and. when hn hooka hu
fish, wnich his every motion as he
fights for freedom. I agreo with Em
erson Hough In every word ho tins
said about fishing In Crater Lake."
j Charlie Chaplin heads the picture
l bill ut the Stur Ihoator today, He
will ho seen In one of hi always (unity
lomoillt'H entitled "llotweeii Showers."
CRATER a two-part l.uhln drama, "The llo'mb"
'will 1mo hn nnn Af lint fo&tni-i ntt lit.
tlnyV bill. An interextltiK "Hearst
ANOLING INfSellg Niiwh Picturlul." a "Hnnkevllle"
! comedy and n Krltcrlon comedy make.'
up the six reel plcturo program.
iiv ,i-v!it:tn vriiiivnua will lia
their usual Thursday night concert.
Many new numbers will bo Intro
duced.
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LONDON; July 30. (By mall)
England's women are crying for war
munition work. Let them serve their
country, is todsy the demand of Eng
land's suffragettcB. They have drop
vou. iueir uant inr sunrage, nut tne
','wlld women' are still fighting the
government with verbal vim that is
heard throughout the nation.
Let the women get into the muni
tion factories,- and let the men, go to
the front," saj the womesj.
"It .is agony, to think what women
eevlaekave dose and bare not bee
allowed to do since the beginning of
the wr,'' said Christobal Pankhnrst.
la an interview, "We are aeroarei
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Matty's Birthday
NEW YORK, Aug. 12. Christy
Matbewson Is 36 today. Frequently
ho celebrated his anniversary with n
baseball victory. What he will do to
day remains to be seen.
Only once has the old master con-
sorted with Dame Defeat on his birth
uy. mis nappened In 1912, and
then Christy, acting In a relief capac
ity ror a oombarded boxman, could
uui Buouue ine cardinals, and they
yiocurea tne winning run off htm.
Last year "Matty" pitched part of a
game on nis birthday against the
Superbas, and held safe a two-run
load bequeathed him by Arthur
Fromme. On August 12, 1911, it
was fortunate for "Big Six" that ho
was not asked to work, as the Giants
iniyu ip get a run off "Dut" Chalmers
iu i milieu, unristy nod an after
noon pit on August 18. 1910. but nn
August 12, 1909, he shut the Cubs out
vun rour sateues, and on August 12,
1907, he conquered the Pirates and
pitched the Giants into second place.
laiartjriM Man Here
' 0. c. Clinton, representing tho tn.
ternatlonnl TrpesetUng.Macbine com
pany, of New Tor, suauftnturers of
the Jatertm tysesettins- aWkia. i.
,'ln Klamath Fall on a business trip.
SAI.ICM. Aug. 12. At the regular
monthly meeting or tho state fish and
game commission at Salem yesterday
tho question or retaining the state
game' farm at Corvallls was tho prin
cipal question.
Tho lease on the present property
expires noxt fall, and an offer has
been made by Albany people of a site
In case It could bo arranged to move
tho farm there. '
Governor James Wlthycombe, Com
missioners I. N. Flelschner of Pont-
land and Marlon T, Jack of Pendleton,
wkii mnio liloioglst William L. Flnlev
ore at CorvalllH, looking over tho pres
ent location.
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uiu uuhihk exceptionally good this
tar, Htatod Charles Horton today,
one of tho largest ranchers and stock
men of that district. "Tho crops In
Lnngtfl Valley are also said to ha
good this year. The farmers in our
district an not comnlalnln nf h
condition of their crops,"
Mr. Horton 'shinned out n. Mrin
nogs mis morning. There
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16,800 pounds
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to be so fat to bring a good price this
year," stated Horton. "A good hog
.m. ,,.unty or loan meat on him
brings a good price,
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