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THE EVENING UttRALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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ve Fighter Impresses
"Cub" on Forest Service
I WAPPIAN WAY IS VIEWED HURRIEDLY, AND 18 PRONOUNCED A
N,V!LijntR--COUNTY SHOULD IK rlOUD OF IT, AND NOT MI8S
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Crowd af ffa Undertaker's in Marietta, Ga.
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pBOTtCTINQ KLAMATH COUNTY PROM GREAT LOSS
(B)Y THE CUB)
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l,ti nd White IVIlcnn nmei, ami ap-
titfd 10 U a In-u burning on inn urn
ipMoMbowwU hill east nud north
Mlfrfllr. HuWlrtllB Will II iwi J
i knur: tome on, and no I went.
W decided i "k'' ll'p new road to
fDamth Transfer Co.
410 Mala Mliwt
w. have ihe iKt roam aer la
loss, awl will ' hot-
roostlag huuM or reaMeace la
lew ror pasaragers lor the 10
a'riork IralM.
We arc alao agcata for the eelf
Mtnigrr boaia oa Um Vance
Use. Ilaggaie handled from Um
rtnt wntbout say eitra charge.
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Purl Kluinulli unit Hit. Wood Itlvei
Viille), um Um Ilic tippi-mi-il to In. iii'mi '
Hint ntiul, mill Ml i lick out. It huh Hu
ll rut time cllln'1 IiiiiI Ikm'ii over I Ihi
mm riiiul, ami (o mi thai It n high-
JO 000,000.000 nml 30,000,000,. wny any eounty mIkIiI hit prom! of In
! ,i nf'ulandliiK Umber In Hiiuili- bulling l( uill.lly. Allhoutch slightly
ra OrP" ml 'N'or,l,t'rn California. t rough In (-pots no, nml In need or a
Clt lyn l,M,ltl' ko,mI ,n M ktiiikl f llllla wink along tin- edges In put It
. Irfflnn, anil wiin iimi " " iiih" ni)n.ii ih ii roan
...i.MBft. that Ik pleasant to look that In yeara lo como will mean much
. yiholmcr of niituii', ho mint He l Mil (mini), aint will Ik- one of Hit
' i Li life iiri'tilc driven of I In- Kliili-, The pre-
YwWnla)' I d'-'I'M Into tin city ponileriiiiin ni.,1 lr mei:jieiieN of It in
wt j-jo afU'i diMng eighty mllw wonderful. While tin- -an- patrol"
j., ih ily. wntihliiK cloven dlfTi-r. npi'dnl did not follow tin- nod mioiiiuIi
ml flrm MaiU'd In ""' UmbM hy llio IIMtlkimko I'olni. I In- rlo of tin- load
!fat dcflilf'il floiiii, and polllil' aa It nor-a around tin- ikiIiiI i-otihl ti.
,ykl lh wrl"' " "' wwnl"'il to lake pliilnl) m-i-h ii ttii- niiuhlno loumli-d
rM. Tlicri' wnn n Hinaii nil' mm mi' iiniiiiiiui jnnc-d on nil- rouu, ami
iiim tn'w inai run no kiiiih-ii rrom IH).'
real at thin point mum bi- wonderful. I
Thv return In tin- etculnK. nlth thu
nky ori-rcait, ihi- air rilmed to a Minium-
Hllh Miioki. from tv nuinU-r of
htil.lll fln-K In the SC.OOOO.UOO.OOO feel
nf tlnihrr nurnundlnK the lake, and
broad atreak of dull red urowlns dull
r and duller over tho mountain ridge
hack of Pelican liny Mountain, ML
Mclaughlin and An pen iJike Moun
lain, roHcmhllnK In the dtatanrc a
mlahty roarlnu format flro that waa
aendlng forth nothlnu but red fire, waa
n Mlnht never to be forgotten.
Hut thla waa a narrative on "Ant
nld" to a foreal flro. Jack Invited the
writer to accompany him on an hour
run to aettlit the little blare In the
timber off by llaelf. Not knowing ex
actly whether It waa an Invitation out
of Intereat or a polite way of enforc
ing one to make the trip under an
emergency clauao aupplled fire fight.
ero, the Invitation wan accepted.
The flint thing noticed waa "Old
IleUy nnd her ability to climb bills.
Jack aaya ahe take the rock cruaher
hill weat of town on tho high right
along, nnd wo believe him. Her motor
was once a 40-horaepower Dulck, and
that la enough for anybody that known
nutomobllea. Hhe haa been put In an
olher frame by Jack, with 700 pound
shock absorbent for emergenclos. And
you ought to see him travel. Fifty
miles an hour Is easy on a good road,
but Klamath roads are not bum ror
that speed, he says. Anyway, ho
made close to thlrty-flvo coming down
the hill Into the city on tho return, and
though rough, one hardly left the seat,
and the bumps soon passed by. "Due
to the shock absorbers." said Jack.
They coat him f0, besides the putting
of them on. but In his business ne
could not gel along without them.
Ho far this season, since April, when
he mado the trip to Lakovlew, he has
trnw-led 7,700 miles In "Old Delay,"
In turning off the main highway wa
used an old logging road, and tney
wore not built for automobiles, even
those built along "Betsy'" lines, high
off tho ground, and Bturdy. It had
been raining for some time, and tho
road was slippery. Dodging stumps,
rocks and hlghWdges In the center of
the road was no Joke. It was an art.
Jack was asked If he had much of this
trnvel and he said "all the time," Be
tween stumps. And wo believe him,
for the way ho did It waa good to
watch, though once or twlco we were
afraid of "Betsy's" ability at cumo
Ing trees. But he did.
We finally pulled out up under a
tree and sought some shelter from the
rain when we noticed that Tommy
that's tho dog that occupies the bas
ket on the side running board, and
how bo manages to keep his place on
such trips Is just a little more than 1
would surmise to say.
"I tost Tommy tho other day," said
Jack," and did not notice that he waa
gone for some time. I was coming
town, and hitting a good pace, and did
not know whether I wns going to have
much dog left or not. But Just as 1
waa turning around to go back for
bin, hero he carao over the hill, more
than legging It,"
Aiihnush the rain looked ravoraow
for nuttlns out forest fires, the hill
waa steep as near straight up with
out falling over Into the vaiiey as po
How's Your
Roof?
FIX IT WIIII.K THK
Sl'X MIIINKH
W. D. MILLER
Par all kind of roofing and con
irelo work
U'slsul and lllli.
Phone DM
Two Carloads of
1916 FORDS
0OHIXO TIHH
HOXTH.
Tb first mrload has already
t?n told In ndvuncc. If you wast
a tar plate our order now for the
wond carload.
CEORCE BIEHN, Apsl
5U MAIN STREET
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FRANK WRITES! ,
BEFORE DEATH
WAS SURE HE WOULD BE VINDL,
CATED OF CHAROE AND RE-
LEASED FROM CONFINEMENT
EVENTNALLY
OAKLAND, AUfc". 25. A letter from
I.c-0 M. Frank, written two days before
ho was taken from the state prison
farm at MUlcdgevllle, Ga., and lynched
by a mob, was received here today by
Benjamin I'. Wulff,.an attorney, and a
lifelong friend of Frank.
The letter, which was sent from the
prison farm and dated August 14th,
t-ald
"My Dear Friend Just a few werds:
of Appreciation for your letter of July
28th. I am very thankful to an all
wlie Cod that I am able to write to
jou after having been so near death.
Surely I must have been spared to set
tho day when that honor, which is
Juttiy mine, shall be meted out to aw.
The wound In my neck will be entirely
hcnled within a few days. I am still
weak from initial loss of blood, and
am confined to bed. With every good
wish. In which Mrs. Frank Joins, I am
slnccrrily yours, (Signed)
"LEO M. FRANK,"
If li' worth liavlag. It' worth bv
'soring. See Chlkote, ESS Mate at. IS
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Hlioilly after the body of l.co M. I' run I;, lnclied by n mob at Marietta, Ga., was cut down and hurried to Atlanta by Judge Norris a crowd collected
In front of the local undertaker's hIiop, bellevlnc the body had been taken there. This photograph shows a man making a speech to the crowd to
keep llic-m from breaking Into the placo to see the body.
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KVK.VTH IX THK WAU
OXK VKAIt AOO TODAY
The iiIIIi-h first line driven back
In Belgium and Iorraln. Re-
treat of the French southern 4
wing at Verdun reported cut
off by German crown prince's
army, the latter taking many
prisoners.
Lunevllle, Blamont and Circy ure
taken by the aermans.
Battle has been raging twenty-
four hours between tho I-esxc
nnd Meuse rivers.
Ilusslan forces take Qumbinnen,
Ortelsburg and Johsnnlsburg,
and are advancing in large w
force on Koenlgsburg.
4) Japanse, English, French ana w
Ilusslan warships begin block-
ade of Tslng Tao, following Jap-
4 an's declaration or war on uer- w
4 many.
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A Front View
of Frank's Body
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hal "I""8 t0 r peo.
w,hVl(ilend.coralg,
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tho mllcpost, ho Raid he had lost his
youth and was thirty pounds over
weight, Jack kept up such a pace max
1 wns not saying much going up.
would hate to follow him with that
thirty pounds off, with all of his lost
youth, gray hair and declining years.
The fire was started In u tree b)
lightning, as shown by a small silv
ered streak down ono side, the sparks
setting It in a crotch on the tree.
From that It had spread, setting snv
oral fires. Promised rain helped, nna
the flro was banked around to prevent
spreading. From that point on tno
hill two other fires started by light
ning could be seen, small ones, but
ones that will spread If allowed to
burn unchecked..
Tho efficient coterie of flro fighters,
Kood lookout stations ana interest
that people are taking, is making this
county rree from disastrous Area this
season.
"It's surprising." said Jack, "the
number of peoplo that will tell me
about fires. Though reports havo boon
cxaHorated in the past on forest fires,
It baa awakened tho people, and their
assistance Is valuable."
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LATE BULLETINS
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United Press Service
Ixndon The Hull Trawler under
Commander -Doyle," has been subma
rined, three of the crew being drowned
and nlno saved.
Boston The goernors attending
tho conference agree that the moment
is fortunate, as most believe America's
preparedness will be threshed out Im
mediately, so far as the states are con
cerned. Washington C'arrnnzu's reply Is be
lie ed to be en route. It will probably
be a recognition of the Latin-Amer-
! lean demand made.
FRANK'S SLAYERS
SAID TO 8E KNOWN
OUR HIGH STANDARD
of quality does not
J necessarily mean
that our prices are
'equally high. Just
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This photoKiHpli. showing a front
Wew of tho body of Leo M. Frank, was
taken an hour after ho wns lynched at
Marietta, Ga.
In Ashland
Hluiemeuls of Ashland Citizens Are
Alnaya of Intereat lo Our Header
To many of our reuders the streets
of Ashland uro almost as familiar
as those of our own town, and wo
nro naturally Interested to read of
happenings there. The following re
port from n well known and respected
residents will be helpful to number
of men and women In Klamath Palls:
Mrs. M. J. Wllbourn, 100 B street,
Ashland. Ore., seje: "Whonever ray
slate and possible a quarter of a mile back ond kidneys bother me 1 use
hlgaLaot loag, Jaek decided to go up poan's Kidney Pills and they quickly
and see how the lad lay, to prevent ,irve the trouble away. I never knew
another visit later, ahduU it get more 0f another remedy that eve such
or a start. We started up, and up we good rrsu Us."
weat for one solid hour, two nearer pilee ae m mi uuwn, i-wn
w sot to the ire the farther away It R,uply Hk tor a kidney lemedy get
thoua-h from tae city limits ; uoau's money ruts me . "
It ltokas hut (tort trip.
Aithaauat hla aalr Is fray, aad he
Mr. Wllbura had. Foster-Mimurn
Co., props., Buffalo. N, Y-
(Paid Advert lteaital)
The great EaRtlnnd disaster at the
Templo tonight.
The lleruld, delivered at
I your door, office, or home, ROe
a month.
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ATLANTA, Ga.. Aug. 25. It was in-. ,he J0Dtry.
tlmnliut tvr Vin SVlMl1a that 4k IhJam
Uty of a member of the so-called Tig-!
Banco committee that lynched Leo M. i
Frank was known to some officials, '
and that the information probably
would be placed before Governor Har
ris next week.
lor court has let It be known that he
would prepare a special charge to the
grand Jury, which will meet in Sep-
i tmber. Herbert Clay, Cobb county
l solicitor, assured the governor he
would do all in his power to find and
bring to trial the men responsible for
the lynching.
Marietta The coroner's Jury
turned a verdict that Leo Frank waa
killed by persona unknown.
Washington Colonel P. M. Perkins,
recently recommissloned in the Ma
rines Special Act by Congress, bos
been ordered in command of the bar
racks at Puget Sound. He retired In
1907, afterwards sought reinstatement, Clillcole write hay and grata In-
charging that he was forced to quit by' surnc- AM Mate street. 21
his superiors. He has been known ae
tho "American Dreyfus." ' lli-rnld want aas get results.
BkckWNi
Single Load
$2.00
Double Load
$.3.00
Price to Farmers
$1.00
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TAKE SALTS FOR
THE KIDNEYS IF
YOUR BACK HURTS
Wi Sbovli DrUk Lots if Water aid Eat Uss Miat, Says
Natii Aitlaxity oa Kidnty DisMiirs .,,., -
ReconMwis a Spoonful of W Salts In Glass of Watar Beforo
Breakfast to Stimutati Kidmys us EHiinata
tha Uric AcM
Urfo aetd la ami teattat the kidatys, tky .
baooaaa orsrwerkad, gat slwfgiah, ache, and fael
Hkt lumps of kavd. The urine becomes cloudy,
tat bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek relief two or three times during tbe night.
Whan the kidneys clog you must help them flush
off the body's urinous waste or you U be a real
sick persoa shortly. At first you feel a dull
misery la the kidney region, you suffer from
baakaohe. aiek haarlarha nissinaai atomack acta
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twiajei whea the weather Is bad.
let leas meat, drink lots of water aleu get
ftorn any pharmaeUt four ounces of Jad'SaRss
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breakfaat for a few days and your UeaeyswW
thea act fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes aad lemea Jeiee, eembiaed
with lithia, and has been used- twanaeratieas
to dean clogged kidneys aad stimulus them
to normal activity, alao to, neutralise tkeaekb
in urine, so it no longer is a source of hijtetliiu,
thus ending bladder weekasn. 'ptv .
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot iajute, make
a delightful etfervesosnt MtUa.wataTe1ttel.ruS
everyone should tdnaaw:faaite to.s
. hWaya clean aad' astJve, JbmttBmffijnM
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