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ftHt SALE Chalmers "30." la good
. repair; price reasonable. Address
baa 77, Klamath Falls, or see A. L.
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lathi nod; reat $15 per month. Ad-
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HELP WANTED
tie la IE per month extra money to
aay employed person without In-
terferlag with regular work; bo eell-
lac, no cuiraaelag; poaltlrely no In
vastmeet; unemployed aeed aot ap
ply. Address the Silver Mirror Co.,
tee.. IIS W. Madison street, Chi
llis. 4-lt
WANTiiD r.irl to do light
housework for family of three, la-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
AMTRACTS INSURANCK
TMa Man
OU Store Ma Nam
Maw le the thaw to cat oat year
tadrhiateie aad have new Uatnga
aasae. Ne aeed to bay new stares.
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aw. Oar charges are rery and
ante. lyPMfb Jb Loroaz
7M Main at
O. K. Livery and
Feed Stables
a Hirjrard, Proa.
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aerefa aad Srat clew rigs
Dr. C. O.
Veterinary
Ibcb Are Cketper
Siafee,ar eerd
Peyton's big Week weed, card, fZW
Veu eave Me avary time yau buy
lead el Weeks; but mere than
than that, the bleeka are cleaner
aad niter te handle; leas trash and'
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W.O. SMITH Editor
Pabanhed tally eaeeet aaneay ay
The Herat PahMehtag Oesnaaay at
Klamath Fall, at 111 Iwarth Street
Katored at the icetsaUa at Klam
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORROON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, IBIS
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KLAMATH FALLH
TREASON TO AMERICAN'
IXDUSTRIES
THK keen solicitude of the Depart
ment of Commerce tor the wel
fare aad prosperity of workmen la
foreign countries la plainly shown in
a statement Issued September 2Zd, In
which the department announces that
it "has undertaken to assist la having
orders placed" with 8wlsa manufac
turers of Christmas toys. If this ad
mission were aot made on the station-
cry of the department it would aearee
be credited. There are several mil
lion of men and women in the United
State who would be glad to make a
living In the manufacture of toys.
Thla admlalatratloa not only opened
our marketa wide to foreign manu
facturers, but now goes to consider
able trouble to aid those foreign pro
ducers to get orders In this country.
The American producer inda bin
own government in competition
against him aad In favor of the for-
pur. If the American people want
a plain case of treason to American
induatry they have It here proven
by oflclai confession.
BRYAN got 11.500 for a peace talk
at Boston. It's a mighty smart man
who can capitalise bis opposition to
hia own president in thla way.
"NO INTERVENTION" la aald to
be the watchword of the new Mewlpem
policy. Wherein does thla differ
from "watchful waiting."
. .Scattered Shott .'.
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8HERRIFF LOW'S grown-up son,
the deputy, allowa that one light out
on Conger atreet ought to be taken
away. He says that it's expensive
to the city, and besides, after walk
ing in darkness for so far, that one
alzteea-candle power bllnda a man
so that he runs Into things when he
gets off Into the darkness again.
THE BALKANS have at last tum
bled into the war, and the principal
reporta from that rambuctioua sec
tion are official dispatches from each
of the states, blaming the others for
"forcing them Into It"
AN OLD MAN la New Jersey who
has Just passed the century mark, has
been smoking ever since he was 18
years old. But he'll die of tobacco
heart or some such dreadful malady,
if he don't look oat.
OLD POLAND, desolate and bleak,
fair Bretoa'a fertile land, are sham
bles now, in blood doth reek; a mil
lion crosses stand. In Belgium peas
ant beads are low, cathedrals battered
down, and where the Danube's wa'
tera flow, past vineyard and old town.
la battle carnage. Half the world
those lands of masters' song, have
headlong la the maeletrom hurled,
the ocean of old wrong.
But still our land with peace is
blessed, and when small troubles fret,
let them be forgotten lest the war
scourge strike us yet.
FACTS FROM THE FORT
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The new high school building Is ur-
der construction. It contains two
large rooms, and Is being erected at
s cost of fl.600.
Ducka are scarce thla year, ueoause
the swamps are so dry and so maay
of them burned over, A few btias
are feeding hi the grain fields.
Weaaeek's residence, a six-ream
modern structure, to now under con
struction. Jmak Knott Is contractor.
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Porter Charlton, Young
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By ALICE HOME
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
COMO, Italy. Oct. 5 Porter Charl
ton went on trial today.
From the iron cage In which the
prisoner In Italy la always confined
in the court room, the young Ameri
can, not yet twenty-five, listened to
the opening of the case. From the
start it was clear that the defease
would attempt to prove that he waa
Insane when he killed with a mallet
his wife of less than a month on the
night of June 7, 1910, stuffed bar
body in a trunk, and threw it into
the depths of Lake Como.
The strangeness of the crime waa
not lessened by the medieval cage.
and the two fantastically costumed
carbineers who guarded him, with
their Napoleonic hats gaily cockaded
and their decorated uniforms, appear
ed In spite of the sinister setting like
opera bouffe chorusmen.
Charlton la an American with Ital
ian lawyers. In an Italian court being
tried by Italian methods. However,
in the two years since he was taken
back to Italy, he has learned .the Ital
ian language sufficiently watt to be
able to follow the progress of his
trfaL
The jury which hear the pleaa Is
an unusual one for Italy. It la made
up almost entirely of professional
man, and the reports of the alienists
Begin Trade Excursions
United Press Service
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 6. Oae
hundred members of the Merchants'
and Manufactureres' Board of the
Cleveland Chamber ot Commerce left
here today on the thirty-seventh an
nual trade excursion. They will visit
sixty-five cities In Southern Ohio, In
dlana and Western Pennsylvania.
Insaraace Congress Meets
United Press Servlee '
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6. Noted
students of social economy, whose
aim Is to promote permanent better
ment of the public, convened hera to
day in the opening session of the
World's Insurance congress. It was
forcefully brought out by many of
the speakers, the -part that Insarasea
plays at a potential power la social
economies.
CHICKEN
TA MALES
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REX CAFE
paired. There are more than ninety
I warships engaged in the attack on
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who bare been watching tho prisoner
will not fall upon Ignorant ears.
There have been three reports by the
alienists all of a type familiar In
America, which will be Introduced at
the trial. The first, for the defense,
declared him Insane at the time the
crime was committed; the second, for
the crown, declared him sane; and Charlton into periods of insanity dur
the third, provided by the govern- Ing one of which he killed her. The de
ment, left loopholes both ways. tails may cause part of tho trial to
Coming between the court and the be conducted behind closed doors.
prisoner were the visions of the pen
alty which may bo visited upon him.
The sentence for deliberate murder
is life Imprisonment. The first ten
years of life term are spent In soli
tary confinement in a dark cell with
only bread and water for food a sen
tence wblch practically means, death
from insanity in a few years! The
sentence for murder not deliberate
la twenty years.
Charlton, then not twenty years of
age and a clerk In a New York bank
ing bouse, married Mary Scott Castle,
May 12, 1910. She was twice his
age, and had been well known In San
Francisco and New York, aad bad
short experience on the stage. She
was of an Intensely passionate and
Jealous nature, and when Charlton
met her she was being held on bail
for the shooting of William B. Craig,
a broker. In the elevator of the Waldorf-Astoria.
She fascinated Charl
ton, and the attention pt the young
man pleased her.
They sailed for Genoa four days
after the marriage, and Immediately
they began a serious of violent quar-
Plan to Fight tney
United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5. Plans
for combatting the "Jitney" compel!
tlon and ways of teaching the public
the value of the properly operated
electric carrier were taken up today
by delegates to tho Panama Pacific
exposition convention ot the Ameri
can Electric Railway Association and
Its half dosen affiliated organisations.
An attendance ot 6.000'ls expected.
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the Dardanelles, and many of them,
of course, must bo repnirea irora urae
to time.
American
for Murder
rols. They went through Italy and
to tho shores of Como, where their
quarrels wero so strenuous that they
were asked to leave the hotel. Then
they rented the Villa Lcgnatti at Mol
traslo, where tho crime was commit
ted. It is said that the experience drove
Tho final quarrel como late at night
on June 7, and at Ita height Charl
ton, blind with rage, picked up a mal
let and beat her to death. He put
tho body in a trunk and sank It In
the lako. Then ho fled. The trunk
was found two days later and search
was made for Charlton's body, for It
was believed that he too, was tho vic
tim of a murder. He was arrested
as he walked down the gaugplank of
the Prlnzess Irene in New York har
bor. He had sailed from Genoa. He
confessed the crime, but hia father,
Judgo Paul Charlton, and he fought
extradition, and it waa not until Aug
ust, 1913, that the United States au
preme court decided that he must re
turn to Italy to stand trial. -There
he waa lodged In an asylum for ob
servance. Italian legal processes are
ilow, but the trial waa finally set for
August, 1914. The coming of the
world war caused the first postpone
ment, and Italy's entrance Into the
waT caused It to be postponed again.
The tlmo he haa spent in confinement
will bo taken Into account, if Charl
ton Is sentenced to a limited term.
Advising Board Meets
t'nited Press Service
WASHINOTON, D. C, Oct. G Sec
retary Daniel's new Advisory Board
will hold Its first formal meeting here
tomorrow to undertake the work of
advancing national preparedness by
equipping Uncle Sam'e .navy with the
latest patentable devices of marine
warfare.
i teeeeetH
OPEN NOSTRILSI'END
A COLD OR CATARRH
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ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night; your cold or catarrh disap
pears. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Palm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of thla fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream In your nostrils It
penetrates through every air passage
or the bead, soothes the Inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane aad relief
comes Instantly.
It's just flae. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
KVKN'TS IN THE Won
OXK VKARAOO TODAY
There was desperate Hating all
( along the western front with
' few changes In the situation.
The French war otlce report-
ed alight advances on the
! heights of the Meueo, and the
Hermans reported tho capture
of a fort near St. Mlhlel.
The Russian general staff re
ported that the (lornian army ,
which was retreating before
the Russian advance had been
forced to ovneuate fortified 4
IX)ltlon between Wlrbalem
and l.yck.
The UclBlan mithorlttee at Ant-
w uti warned non-combatants
that thoclty was about to be
bombarded.
The French fleet was laying
mines In the Adriatic to off-
act atmtllar action by the Aui-
trlana.
Advertised List
Tho following unclaimed mall mat
tor advertised on the 2d day of Octo
ber, will bo sent to the Dead Letter
Ottlee at Washington, D. C, on the
16th day of October, 1916:
Boyd, Ales
Corcoran, Dan
Collins, Mrs. A. B.
Raster, Oeorge
Ilannan, Rat
Garrett, Sam
Lewis, Mrs. A. V.
Regor, Av F.
Sharp, C. J.
Bpcckman, Spike
Trumbte. Dave
A charge of one cent wilt bo made
on all letters delivered from this list.
In cnlllnc for letters please say adver
ttxed. W. A. DELZRLL, P. M.
The quick way to Aahland or Med
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