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Motion ptcturea froai Kteaaath
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dna to'tta tadartrtoa. atreawJartaalan
weUa, oaayoaa, Ukaa miMj other
ajaca: where actio nay bo ohtaiaaa
la Uw aktmroa.
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bo abdwa bora aad In other towaa la
tha'eovatr where pktara hoaaeaex
lat, 'aa beaeit xbtMUoaa, woaM nn
aoabtealjr brlac Ib atach towaria pay
las for 'the lalttal coat of procarlag
the.
Wa boUeTO the people of the cona-
trfwaaM fca vUllmc.to tana oat-en
iaaator rach exhilaUoaa, aad woaltfl
be oaly too wtlHac'to aaalat the ob
blalacofitheae'pIctBrea te that atan
aer." That way we coald all hare a
part la their arodacUoa'at a low coat;
At the oaaMttiaa wa woaM be able to
aaa howaoaw of oar pletareeaae aaa
faitaraatlag- apota. aa wall aa proaaet
tro eeatera, leak oa tbeaeraea.
Wa woaM be able to Jaue for oar-
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laad the exhibKa.bat la aotgetUagtbe
MrartWag. Might be good to took
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eCictala aad eoaiply with their re
quests la the etty eleaa-ap.
Vachttag Regatto Start Tomorrow
Uaited Praaa Service
SAN FHANCISCO, Aag. IS. The
yachtsmen here are busily preparing
for.the Panama Paclflc world's yacht
ing regatta, which will open aero to
morrow, aad will continue for four
Saturdays aad the Sundaya followiag.
The different classes are ao arranged
that erery boat la the country owned
by amateur yacntsmea will be eligible
to compete. The Icing's cup, present
ed by King Keorge of England, will
go to the winner of Class N on meas
urement under the International rale.
The awarding of President Wilson's
cup haa been left to the discretion of
the Psxlflc Interclub Aaaoclatlon"
Good Tempters Meet
Uaited Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1J. Hun
dreds of delegatea aad vlaltora from
all parts of the country are here to
day to attend the annual . convention
of the National Grand Lodge, Interna
tional Order of pood Templars, Wed
nesdays of next week being observed
aa "Good Templars Day at the expo
sition. The program includes a great
military and civic parade.
Aa Old Six
They are the .Staia, the Peaaayl-
vaata, the Nattoaad the Atlas,' the
Glebe Butters aad the Fidelity.
Pbeais. la the eaalre SeM of are mv-
saraace, they are acknowledged lead
era. All of them we atroag Uw wtally
aad fully able to' make avesaat aaa
fair aettJemeata. See Cnfleote, SfM
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18. Mrs.
IT'S A MIGHTY GOOD MOVE, and -Margaret Kamb, a white woaaa, filed
will prove, a valuable oae to the city, au It for divorce hare today from Lea
j Mon Kamb, a Chinese merchant, al-
' Tablet for XTuySteaeBoaee leglng desertion. The couple were
ORANGE, H.JJ., Aug, 18. Lucy,mt"1a ' 18 la New York dty,
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wuaa aeetioa ,ox uraagv, waa tae
maetlag'alace today of, the geaarals of
the four woman aatrage armies of
the states of New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania aad Massachusetts.
The 'house staadfag at Harlbut1
street, Oraage. la regarded aa the Bos
ton Bay of American women,, for It
fas 'hare that Lucy Stoao, la 1817,
aaa aw famous protest against taxa
tion without representation Aa the
protest took place before the days of
e .automobile or other similar lux
uries, the rude arm of the Uw eafered
the home and took Baby Alice Stone1
uiacxwejrs cradle.
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smroen ana jencea in, is now the home
of one Mathew Maai, an Italian drug-
gist, who has a wife and three ehll
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garden: Whs asked If he waa la
layer of woman auffrsare. "T -rnt ma.
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EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY V
Augaat 13, 1B18
Armies of France and England
battle with Germans along a
' line from Holland to Swltser-
land.
Great Britain at war with Aus-
tria. Russia warns Bulgaria
not to Join Russia's enemies.
Roumanla watches Bulgaria.
England sends out cruisers to
protect trade routes.
France dispatches warships to
a search Atlantic for German
4 commerce destroyers.
King Victor Emanuel calls borne
foreign envoys for consulta-
Hon.
President Wilson orders a fed-
erel investigation Into food
price increase.
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What the War
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(Staff Correspondent United Press)
NEW YORK; Aug. 18. The dis
quiet apparent in Berlin is due to the
possibility that the diplomatic strug
gle among the Balkans will rapidly
reach a climax favorable to the allies.
Nevertheless, all Indications are that
Teutonic good fortune may continue.
and that the three neutral Balkan na
tions will be prevented from entering
me war.
The dispatches make, no mention of
tbo allies attempting to influence Rou
manla. Representatives f the allied
nations are evidently, coalalng their
attention to Bulgaria aad Greece. The
success of the Germans la Russia aad
Gallda which baa permitted the Teu
tonic fordes to mass against Rouma
nian flank and rear, 'probably com
pelled the authorities at Bucharest to
refuse to consider Intervention now.
Vbo impression Is prevalent now that
the Roumanians are not aa wllllnc to
consider intervention as when the
Russians were In Carpathian
If Bulgaria and Greece decide to
Join forces with the allies whfle Rpu
manlaremata's neutral; poastyllty
exists thai the Teutons 'will advance
into Balgaria from HUagary, aad thus
paralyse the new oaTeaeiye against
Turkey. But with taamaaia'a army
ready to.threaten tha rear of the Gerr
man forces, It Is ImpreteMetkalf the
Teutons would coaslder?jiua'V'move,
The allies' made afsrW'blBBecr
whea they refused toi aay ;tae ilater-'
VUillUi. n.l-J.Ji-i'vi.V"4U
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LAUNCHES
For Rent
Willi or without driver, for trie
tin ?llhrrlxwrr or Upper lata
Telford & Son
Corner Ceaajer aail Mala
BLOCK WOOD
Will arvrr be cheaper thaa aaa.
Vnu aliuuld prodt by I he low arke.
Siagle load $2.50
J)oMm load $3.75
lo stork aa for the winter
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
6. PEYTON, Maaager
5!$ Main Street
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And rlieorful the room formerly
Hombre and dark. Tlio change can
bo mado easily nn,d quickly by the
im of our enamel paint, which
comes In all shades. We have var-
Uh and wax for floors, too. In
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Inmilntlon has already provea tke
Hiirccss of our methods. Our suc
ccHs u based upon, responslbllltir
and the service rendered to okb
depositor, according to his or bar
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